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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1916

Page

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City Council Proceedings Note Debated Budget and Requests

City council meeting attended by mayor, chambers and councilmen. Bills paid include electric meters 18.53, coal unloading 8.87, water rebate 1.50, street cleaning 7.60, sidewalk cleaning 3.20, books 6.210, dog control 3.75, insurance 18.20, fire alarm wall sign ordered with letters at least three inches high. No further action taken on discussed subjects.

Chambers Heck Gottfried Hart Hood Spitler Board of Affairs General Electric Co David Mohn A. Geha C. Deitelbach C. C. Carr Arthur Warmoth Oy Wonder B. F. Wade J. W. Weaks American Fire* Engine Co J. A. Gibbs Wonder Council

Miss Hazel Muirheid Wed to Harry Briggs in Liberty Township

Miss Hazel Muirheid eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Muirheid of near Findlay married Harry Briggs of Carey Saturday evening at her parents home in Liberty Township. Rev W Elmer Bailey officiated. Marie St John Deweyville played the wedding music. A chicken supper followed for family and wedding party. The couple will reside in Carey where Briggs is employed at the handle factory.

Hazel Charles Muirheid Near Findlay Harry Briggs Carey Liberty Township W. Elmer Bailey Marie St. John Deweyville W. Elmer’ Bailey Alonzo Cramer A. J. Cramer Lawrence Cramer Benjamin Morgan Frank Powers Frank Cramer Harold Sarah Crawford Marie St John Briggs Findlay Republican Sycamore Telephone Co J. L Corliss J. C. Lynch Ray Bibler Near Sycamore Welby Stief Brothers O. C. Rickle Margaret Armstrong Nevada T. B. Armstrong Close Mary Whipps Charles Whipps Ruth E& Boyer Lyman D Winegardner Reformed Parsonage B KE Reemsnyder Winegardner J. H Boyer W S Ohl Ohl Sycamore

Friends celebrate Washington's Birthday at Forest Hotelling home

About twenty friends gathered five miles northwest of town to cut ten cords of wood for Mr. Hotelling who has a bad case of blood poisoning on his hand. A like number of ladies attended and served a delicious dinner.

Forest Hotelling Town Washington Hotelling

Nineteen Hundred Club Hosts Charming Evening

Mrs C. C. Kissele entertained the Nineteen Hundred Club and guests at a regular meeting last Wednesday evening. Attendees included Mrs James Ogg Mrs FE Carpenter Mrs J F Brown Miss Jeanette DeWitt and Mrs J Edmonson.

C. C. Kissele Nineteen Hundred Club James Ogg FE Carpenter J. F. Brown Jeanette DeWitt J. Edmonson

Business School at Rawson to Start Courses

Rawson prepares for a new business college with Pat Hammond seeking students. The following have agreed to take one term of lessons: D. R Nowland, John Reed, John Hughes, Henry Lenart, Co. O Myers, Samuel Deeds, John Farling, John Guinn, Jess Decker, and Andrew Doty.

Rawson Pat Hammond D. R K. Nowland John Reed John Hughes Henry Lenart O Myers Samuel Deeds John Farling John Guinn Jess Decker Andrew Doty Findlay Courier

Freight delay at Main Street crossing halts northbound trains

Friday evening a north bound freight blocked the Main Street crossing of the Hocking Valley for about an hour after the 5 09 train went north. A draw bridge was pulled out and two knuckles checked due to the cold weather.

Hocking Valley

Family travels to Bellaire for grandmother's funeral

Jesse Stombaugh and his son Charlie traveled to Bellaire on Saturday to attend the funeral of Charlie's grandmother Mrs. Montgomery. They returned home on Wednesday.

Jesse Stombaugh Charlie Bellaire Mrs. Montgomery

Vanlue Farm Sold To Local Investor

The Octavian Cross farm located one fourth mile east of Vanlue was sold to Harry Morehart of Vanlue. The 62 acre property fetched 150 dollars per acre, totaling a substantial purchase price.

Octavian Cross Vanlue Harry Morehart

Sycamore area court notes and local moves

Bellefontaine records show Judge Close handling cases with guardianship for Mary Kaufman and divorce actions including Ray Bibler vs Welby Bibler. Other items include Sycamore Telephone Co organization, elderly birthdays, church events, property transfers for schools, and local obituaries and marriages.

Mrs Fetter Plans Move to Upper Sandusky Rebel House

Mrs Henry Fetter and her daughter Mrs Tom Gagnon will depart around March 1 for Upper Sandusky to take charge of the Rebel House. Meals will not be served there as patrons are cared for at the Hotel Fetter run by their son Andy.

Henry Fetter Tom Gagnon Mareh Upper Sandusky Mr Fetter Fetter Andy

Travelers' Club Dinner Set For Tuesday Evening

The Travelers' Club will dine Tuesday at 6 30 P M as guests at the home of Mr and Mrs GC W McGill on West Main street Hostesses include Mrs McGill Mrs J A Gibbs Mrs C E Cram and Miss Elofe Thrall

Travelers’ Club GC. W. McGill West Main Street McGill J. A. Gibbs C. E. Cram

Priscillas Meet With Mrs Cram After Tuesday Lunch

The Priscillas gathered Tuesday afternoon with host Mrs. C KE Cram. Guests included Mrs. Wm. Augustine, Mrs. J. W. Gibson, and Mrs. M. C. Reynolds.

Priscillas C. KE. Cram Wm. Augustine J. W. Gibson M. C. Reynolds

Two Public Sales Draw Large Crowds north of Carey

Last Thursday two public auctions drew a good crowd in the northeast area. G D Hickle, three miles east of Carey, conducted a sale with Louis Etchen as auctioneer. Oscar Wentling, on the H C Won der farm north of town, also held a sale with lively bidding and successful results.

G. D. Hickle Carey Louis Etchen Adrian Oscar Wentling H. C. Wonder Farm

Carey Maccabees Plan Rally and New Member Campaign

Carey Maccabees held an enthusiastic meeting February 17 and launched a new member contest. Crawford Tent bought a $218 costume for the degree team as it trains for Forest on March 8 and Harpster on March 16 to initiate classes of twenty and thirty. District Manager C T Carrell of Columbus will assist in recruiting a large new member class for the campaign, ending March 23 with a rally and banquet.

Harvey J. Pool Nevada Richland County Co. A Paul E. Binan Upper Sandusky Grant Hospital Columbus Bernice, F. Walton Smithville Mabel Everhart S. L.valentine Sycamore County Fair Board Epper Sandusky Robert Pierce Fern Albert Bues Wharton Forest Review Bues Louisa J. Engel Tacoma, Wash H A Tracht Eighth Congressional District Marion Ira R. Pontius St Louis W Bowers Kenton The Maccabees Crawford Forest Harpster C. T. Carrell Carey Maccabees

Arlington village council backs preparedness with armament

In a regular session the Arlington village council authorized funds for a pair of handcuffs and a revolver for the town marshal. The council will henceforth maintain an armed neutral stance, a first for the village according to Findlay Republican.

Arlington Village Findlay Republican

Ohio lumber dealers gather for 34th annual convention

S A Wenner and Sam Walters attend the 34th annual meeting of the Ohio Association of Retail Lumber Dealers in Gray's Armory Cleveland February 22 to 24. Speakers include James M. Cox Myron T Herrick and City Lee Waite of Dayton. About two thousand dealers attend from across the country.

S. A Wenner Sam Walters Vanlue Ohio Association of Retail Lumber Dealers Gray’s Armory Cleveland Jaly James M. Cox Myron T Herrick Lee Waite Dayton

Electrification planned for Northern Ohio and Clover Leaf railways

The Delphos to Akron Northern Ohio line through Putnam county will be converted to electric service. The Clover Leaf line from Delphos to Bluffton in western Putnam is also slated for electrification.

Northern Ohio Delphos Akron Putnam County Clover Leaf Bluffton Ottawa Sentinel

Record Beebe district event draws 75 attendees

Last Thursday evening over 75 district residents gathered at Beebe school for a well enjoyed program led by teacher F L Livingston at 7 30. At 830 the ladies of the district served a delicious supper, with only five residents absent.

Beebe F L Livingston

Sunday Dinner Guests Include Houston and Lombard Families

Sunday gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs I G Houston with guests Virs William Lombard Mr and Mrs Co A Williams and son Paul Mr and Mrs Fréd Mitchell and daughters Dorothy and Lillian and Mr and Mrs Harry Paul and sons Herbert and Raymond in attendance.

Houston William Lombard Co A Williams Paul Fréd Mitchell Dorothy Lillian Harry Paul Herbert Raymond

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Piassenger Lea Maxwell Milburn Carey Electric Telephone CO Carey, Ohio City Council Briggs-Muirheid Business School AT Rowland Jonas J., Hulse Mary Kaufman Catharine ‘Lidle Upper Santusky Bernadette C. Weaver Common Pleas Court Charles Weaver Lewis Weaver Leonard Weaver Salem Township United States Ralph Casey West Walker Street Robert Maskey Rock, Island Illinois Chieg J F. Stoker Salem Country Board of Education Crane Township Eden Township Tymochtee Township Sycamore Township Sycamore Consolidated Theobrayton Will Brayton Common Pleas Emily Galbroner Forrest BE. Phillips Peter Brayton Benjamin Hf Brayton Benjamin H Brayton Forrest I. Phillips Forrest E.phillips Benjamin H. Brayton Brayton Crislip Lafayette Brayton Fostoria Review Dispatch Will Reber Priscilla Carey Maccabeers
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