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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1918

Page

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Wedding near Tiffin Unites Anna Stahl and Irvin Wonder

Last Saturday Rev Shu of the Evangelical church officiated at the marriage of Miss Anna Stahl daughter of Mr and Mrs Winfield Stahl four miles northwest of town to Mr Irvin Wonder son of Mr and Mrs L M Wonder two miles west of town The bride wore a navy blue suit and gray fur trim Her shoes were gray After the ceremony the couple visited the bride’s sister Mrs Logan Presler in Washington DC They will live on the Wonder farm after returning home

Tiffin Shuman The Evangelical Church Anna Winfield Stahl Irvin Wonder L. M Wonder Logan Presler Washington, D. C Wonder

Humbert Transferred to Battery F in Field Artillery

Willie Humbert has been transferred to Battery F 120th Regiment U S Field Artillery under the American Expeditionary Forces. His address includes the unit via New York. His last letter to his parents Mr and Mrs Dallas Humbert said he was well but cold weather at Waco Texas where the men were stationed.

Willie Humbert 120Th Reg U. Ss. Field Artillery New York Dallas Humbert Waco Texas

Missionary Society Meet At Cosgray Home

The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church will meet with Mrs. & N. Cosgray at 2:00 this afternoon.

Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church N. Cosgray

Carey Area Vital Statistics for 1917

Local registrar H Heck reports Carey village had 33 deaths and 40 births in 1917. Ridge township records 8 deaths and 12 births, Crawford township 9 deaths and 19 births. Net gain totals 21.

Heck Carey Ridge Township Crawford Township

Our Lady of Consolation Parish Fair Nets $900

The fair held at the parish hall by Our Lady of Consolation church on Wednesday and Thursday evenings was a financial success despite weather. It cleared $900, short by $100 from last year’s receipts.

Our Lady of Consolation Church

Elevator burned in Seneca county loss $20000

Mrs. George Baughman reports that last Friday the Mitchell and Powell elevator near Fostoria in Seneca county burned with a loss of about $20000. Mr. Mitchell is her son and Mr. Powell is the county treasurer.

George Baughman Mitchell & Powell Fostoria Seneca County Mr. Mitchell

Lenten Services at Our Lady of Consolation Begin

Lent begins and services at Our Lady of Consolation church will be held on Wednesdays and Fridays during Lent. Services start at 7 30 p m local time and continue while weather permits.

Our Lady of Consolation Church

Red Cross Notes Urge War Effort And Sewing Drive

Wyandot county chapter Upper Sandusky plans a dance card party and knitting benefit for Red Cross. January shipments include 1680 compresses 45 bandages and 20 triangular bandages. Members urged to attend sewings twice weekly and report worker totals to headquarters. The note stresses surgical dressings and continued wartime support.

Ash. & Houk's Hardware Carey Red Cross

Paint shade limits issued to conserve war materials

To conserve tin linseed oil and other ingredients for war use producers will cap house paint at 32 shades after July 1. Enamels floor and roof paints restricted to 8 and 2 respectively while other finishes capped between 2 and 10 shades. Half gallon cans to be discontinued and other sizes pared back.

Non-essential farm products not listed order noted

Director General of Railroads states no list of non essential farm products to be denied transport facilities. Issuance of such an order is not contemplated. Plan aims to provide adequate transportation for farm products this year. Farmers should place orders for cars with local freight agents as before.

Director General of Railroade

Understanding Four Penny and Ten Penny Nails

The text explains nail price terms such as four penny meaning four pounds per thousand nails and six penny or ten penny, noting how ten pounds was shortened to ten penny and penny replaced pounds in English usage.

Sheep Kills Reported Near Ralph Heck Farm

Monday morning Dan Powell heard dogs barking on the Heck farm west of town and investigated to find that dogs had entered the registered sheep herd. One sheep was killed and six others were injured and had to be shot. Loss valued at $112.

Dan Powell Ralph Heck

Perkins Returns Home From Battle Creek

W. A. Perkins came home Monday from Battle Creek Michigan where he had month long treatments. His health is much improved. His son Ralph Perkins met him in Toledo.

W. A. Perkins Battle Creek Mich Ralph Perkins Toledo

East Town Man Injures Wrist Falling From Ladder

Clarence Thome of east of town fell from a step ladder while repairing a barn door and suffered a badly injured wrist.

Clarence Thome East of Town

Constein Attends Columbus Funeral for Brother-in-Law Pierson

A. E. Constein traveled to Columbus yesterday to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law J. C. Pierson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schmuck attended the auto show in Toledo Wednesday. Read the want ads.

A. E. Constein Columbus J. C. Pierson Ralph Schmuck Toledo

Wyandot County News Briefs and Local Notices

County Doings reports deaths in Sycamore and nearby towns with ages 83 and 90, a naturalization filing in England, and a civil war veteran. It notes flood-control talks on Tymochtee ditch, winter street ice, seed corn tests showing poor county results, and the first Older Boys Conference in Wyandot. Also covers a federal order restricting poultry sales, land sale in Marseilles township, a Red Cross fair, delinquent property certification, Lincoln Highway membership drive, and needs for new highway signs.

Marion Upper Sandusky A. M. Crawford Wharton Peter Berg J.H. Grove Herbert Hoover Orwig Marseilles Township Jonas J. Hulse Guardian Frank Williams Rev. S. P Long Mansfield Sycamore Red Cross Alma Theatre Wyandot State W. P. Reille Lincoln Highway Association

Schools Reopen After Two Week Fuel Holiday

Public and parochial schools resumed on Monday after a two weeks break caused by the fuel supply situation.

Wanted to Sell Item Bundle Drives Attention Across Town

A local want ad highlights a seller seeking offers for a bundle of household and hobby items. The listing emphasizes quick sale and reasonable prices, inviting contact through the classified line for negotiations and pickup details.

Columbus Buckeye Press meeting and war chest drive

Miss Eloise Thrall attended the Buckeye Press association session in Columbus at the Deshler Hotel with her nephew Homer Thrall Jr. Osman C. Hooper spoke on a new Ohio State University country journalism department. Columbus buzzed with war chest fundraising as Canadian wounded soldiers drew crowds. Soldiers and recruits moved through Barracks and streets amid patriotic fervor.

Eloise Thrall Columbus Buckeye Press Association Deshler Hotel Homer Thrall, Jr Marysville Osman C. Hooper Ohio State University Dispatch Toronto Leutenant

Sojourning in Florida postcard from Arcadia visit

Mr and Mrs Harry Dowell of Bellefontaine stay at 240 N Hillsboro Ave Arcadia Florida. Mrs Dowell recalls last summer in Carey with her mother Mrs Sallie Forsyth and her uncle Emerson Booth Big Four flagman. She sent a Times postcard of a Peace River bridge praising the landscape and bloom.

Harry Dowell Bellefontaine Hillsboro Ave Arcadia Fla

Lumber injury at Perkins mill injures Earl Alter

While carrying lumber from W A Perkins planing mill last Friday evening Earl Alter of South Street was struck by a splintered board when a pulley broke. A piece hit him in the mouth knocking out three teeth and tearing his lip and chin requiring stitches. He is reported to be recovering.

W.A Perkins Earl Alter South Street

G A R Rooms Moved Within Town Buildings

Thomas Smith and George Huff moved the G A R rooms from W LeMott building to second story rear rooms of the corner hardware store. Dr S R Bame and J A Smith will occupy the vacated rooms and Mrs Robert Gregg plans to convert the former G A R space into living apartments. She intends moving from West Main Street soon.

Thomas Smith George Huff W. LeMott S. R. Bame J A Smith Robert Gregg West Main Street

Family heads to Kansas from Findlay for new oil field work

Mrs Jesse Hannan and her son Richard of Findlay visited grandparents Mr and Mrs A Hoy before moving to El Rondo Kansas for work in the Kansas oil fields. Also accompanying Mrs Porter of Findlay left for El Rondo Friday morning. Mr Hannan and Mr Porter will work in the oil fields there.

Jesse Hannan Richard Findlay A. Hoy Fel Rondo Kans Porter el Rondo Hannan Kansas

Sunday School Unites as Two Churches Combine Classes

Two congregations merge classes at Lutheran and Methodist churches after 225 attend the union Sunday school. Methodist teachers led the sessions with James Hood as teacher for the adults. Next Sunday the two schools plan a joint session at the Methodist church.

Union James Hood Methodist Church

Farm Purchases in Amanda Township by Oman Agency

John R. Oman through the John D. Williamson agency buys the Noah Alspach farm of 40 acres in Amanda township and also acquires the adjoining Charles Dame farm. Findlay Republican.

Noah Alspach Amanda Township John R. Oman John D. Williamson Charles Damé Findlay

Wreck on Northern Ohio near Sycamore kills two

Wreck four miles east of Sycamore at 11 00 Friday forenoon claims Henry Reglin and Robert Davis both Lima men. Virgil Green narrowly escapes death while Conductor Davis dies at the scene and Fireman J A Barker loses his arm. Train Master Feiser suffers a broken leg.

Carey Ohio Plankton Virgil Green William Youngpeter Sycamore Northern W. G. Felser Lima Henry Reglin Robert Davis Davis Stauth Durlal J. A. Barker Feiser Parker

W C T U Meeting Notes Ma ry Gilliland Hosts

The WC TU met with Mrs Mary Gilliland Friday afternoon. Miss Della Gilliland led a parliamentary drill on motions. Twenty five new song books were ordered and a Frances Willard Memorial Fund order sent. A special committee was appointed to arrange the literary program including Ohio's Postponed Victory and Frances E Willard Memorial pieces. The next meeting will be with Mrs J C Dow on the second Friday in March.

WC. T. U Mary Gilliland Della Gilliland Frances Willard Lawrence Ohio James W Giben The Union Frances EB. Willard 8. R. Bame Frances E. Willard A . King Gibson John Pittsburg W. G. Bradley Gilliland Soldier Boys J C¢ Dow

Campbell Family Attends Rice Bell Funeral

Neeral relatives Mr and Mrs WZ Campbell with daughters Velma and Muaie and Mr and Mrs Clyde Campbell of this place plus Mr and Mrs Frank Campbell and Isaac of Wharton attended the funeral of their nephew Rice Bell at Findlay Monday. Bell died of spinal meningitis at Camp Sherman Chillicothe. He was 22 years old.

WZ Campbell Velma Muaie Clyde Campbell This Place Frank Campbell Isaac Wharton Rice Bell Findlay Bell Camp Sherman Chillicothe Lic

Carey Mill & Elevator Co Ice House Full of Ice

The Carey Mill and Elevator Company reports a fully stocked ice house with 1000 tons stored up to the roof, signaling strong cold storage capacity for the season. Local industry notes suggest steady demand for ice in coming months.

Carey Mill & Elevator Co

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