Couple dismissed in Ohio purse theft case
Jack Johnson and Tina W Urbana colored people were at Carey Ohio Monday on charge of taking an $18 purse belonging to Angeline 17. They were brought to Urbana for trial, pleaded not guilty, and released. Johns was ordered to stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Tina W
Urbana
Carey
Ohio
Angeline
West Ty
North London
Tri
Bucher
Johns
License Notice From Columbus For Vehicle Tags
Columbus issues notice requiring Marshall C M Brown to license three passenger cars and a truck by Monday. Mol and trainers must be equipped with license tags before use. storage delays not allowed. Nearly 500 licenses sent to clubs in initial distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall C M Brown
Columbus
Marriage of Walter Leibrech Celebrated in Lincoln
The report notes a marriage into a local family, with the bride now making her home with Mr and Mrs J in an Evansport area. Friends and relatives express heartfelt wishes, and a sender named W. Starr sent flowers to the ill, reflecting community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Leibrech
Irs
W. Starr
Credit Etiquette and Collection Advice from Carey Chamber
Guidance on paying debts promptly and handling collectors emphasizes honesty, good faith, and maintaining a clean credit record. The piece argues for fair treatment of collectors, warns against delaying payments, and stresses the long term value of a solid credit history for individuals and families. It also mentions a 1921 Carey Chamber of Commerce basketball schedule for local high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Omitted Names Appear in Care Tire Advisory Committee
Through an error last week the advisory committee names were omitted from the Carey Tire and Rubber Co stockholders list. The ad hoc group includes Wesley Patterson E Co Harshberger Grover Snyder and J A Newcomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley ‘Patterson
E. Co. Harshberger
Grover ‘Snyder
J. A. ‘Newcomer
the. Carey Tire & Rubber Co
Carey Farmers' Co operative Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting
Notice of the annual meeting of stockholders of the Carey Farmers Co operative Co to be held January 13 1921. Notification by card will be sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers’ Cooperative Co
New Year Heralds Joy As Twenty One Brings New King
A poetic homage from H. T. Suddith notes the passing of the Old Year in fading flames and the arrival of Twenty-One as a young king. The verse blends wintry imagery and hopeful cheer with bells and a devout pause to mark the transition.
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H. T. Suddith
Died at Toledo and Carey Woman Dies at Home
Died at Toledo after illness while in town for Christmas work. The note mentions Jack Lawrence formerly Hocking Valley operator and a Christmas flower gift, with obituary style details. Mrs A Cooper aged 55 of Carey west, died at 5 10 pm Tuesday at home after two years of ill health. Born Della Riter, she married C A Cooper January 18 1887 and is survived by three daughters and several siblings. Funeral at 1 PM today Rev W F Martin officiating with burial in nearby cemetery.
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Walbridge
Jack Lawrence
Hocking Valley
Toledo
Carey
A. Cooper
W. F. Martin
Carey M. E. Church
George Riter
Findlay
Henry Feasel
Henry England
Mt. Blanchard
Methodist Church
Toledo firms present plans for high tension town power
Froelich and Emery of Toledo met with the council and board of public affairs Tuesday evening. They showed blueprints and specifications for bringing in high tension current. No council quorum prevented bidding action. next meeting will set advertising and bids likely on February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froelich & Emery
Toledo
Council
Board of Public Affairs
Leah Williams and Harold Guilford Tie The Knot
Miss Leah Williams married Harold Guilford at the Risingsun home of Rev. J. H. Williams. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Williams and the couple will reside near Wauseon where Leah has been teaching Eager friends recall the pastorate at United Brethren church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Williams
Risingsun
Leah Williams
Harold Guilford
Wauseon
Carey Times Gains Twelve Local Subscribers at Year Start
The Carey Times reports twelve new names added to its subscription list since the first of the year. The editorial note emphasizes the local nature of the subscribers and encourages advertisers to respond to the growing local audience.
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Carey Times
Carey
Local Notices and House Guests Reflect Erratic OCR
fragmented OCR ad copy mentions settling accounts with the Ideal Hat Shop and lists Miss Savena Langdon of Tulsa and Donald W. Spitzer of Pemberville and Garrett E. Spitzer Jr. of Columbus as house guests last week with references to Miss Gertrude Houk.
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Savena_ Langdon
Tulsa
Okla
Donald W. ‘Spitzer
Pemberville
Garrett Ee, Spitzer,Jr
Columbus,, Mo
Gertrude Houk
Cleveland Tire Firm Considers Name Change and Reorganization
Cleveland parties negotiate with The Carey Tire & Rubber Co to form a cushion tire plant for trucks. If agreed, stock will be issued, company name changed, and new molds purchased as directors and advisory committee meet and express enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Carey Tire & Rubber Co
The
Tire Co
Local residents called by illness among Ohio and Michigan families
Mrs H H Gravett of bias Mrs Ella Rickenbach of Car mi Ill Mrs Grace Everett and Mrs H B Crum of Lima and Mrs Carrie Ruddell of Breckenridge Mich were called here last week by the critical illness of Mrs G W Chesebrough who suffered an attack of acute indigestion.
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H. H. Gravett
Bias
Ella Rickenbach
Carmi, Ill
Grace’ Everett
H. B. Crum
Lima
Carrié "Ruddell
Breckenridge, Mich
G. W. Chesebrough
Carey High to stage Pasqua operetta for school fund
The Carey High School will present the Lee one act operetta Pasqua at Catholic Hall Friday evening January 14 to raise funds for a Victrola or Edison phonograph for the high school.
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Carey High School
Lee
Two youths fined for fighting in street disturbance
Mayor Blue Monday fined two young men about 18 years old eight dollars and sixty cents each for fighting and disorderly conduct. Both were arrested Sunday night after complaints from residents near the Rain and Patterson streets corner.
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Blue Monday
Patterson Streets
Survivors Listed In Obituary Fragment From Findlay Home
The fragmentary notice cites Mrs Florence Shani matron of the childrens home in Findlay and mentions surviving relatives including a Mrs Bert Bacharsof and Mr Solomon Hile with connections to West of town Belmore and Big Spring township.
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Shentie Eee Iue
vBert ‘Bacharsof
Florence Shani
Childrens“Home
Findlay
Ae ‘Solomon ‘Hile
Belmore
Z Jacob Sey
Big Spring” Township
Largest 20 pound coon treed near Grant Long farm
The coon weighed 20 pounds and measured three feet from nose to tail. Frank Chesebrough and son treed it in a swale after about an hour, with Mr Chasebrough's two dogs helping. Nearly 200 onlookers viewed the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Joel Greek
Carewes
Grant
Tymoghtee Township
Dorcas Bible Class Social at Mrs. O. L. Shumate Home
The Dorcas Bible Class held a social evening at the home of Mrs. O. L. Shumate with members Mrs. Siddan, Mrs. S. R. Bame, Mrs. D. Cu, and others. A program featured a piano duet by Miriam Harshberger and Eloise Bame, a reading by Mrs. Moore, and music by a quartet.
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Dorcas Bibid
O. L. Shumate
Shumate
Siddan
S. R. Bame
J. B. Moore
Washesburn
EL. C
Local Leader Ad Sparks Buyer Interest
A three line classified ad in the Sycamore Leader drew Josephus Hufford’s attention, generating strong buyer response. The Leader urges sellers to use effective publicity and payroll planning to attract customers and meet local demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Hufford
Sycamore
Board Reorganizes elects Van Buren President
The Board of Education held a Monday session reorganizing its leadership. Dr. R. C. Van Buren was reelected president with W. L. Lindsay as vice president, and F. A. Galbroner will be retained as clerk. Other members include H. H. Heck BE. S. Burson and Dr. F. L. Moyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
R. C. van Buren
W. L. Lindsay
F. A. Galbroner
H. H. Heck
BE. S. Burson
F. L Moyer
Rebekahs Host Supper and Officer Installation
The Rebekahs plan a potluck supper at 6:00 PM Tuesday January 11 followed by installation of officers. All members are urged to attend.
Marriage Prospects Highlight Miss Mable Nowe and Homer Wonder
The Chicagoan Miss Mable Nowe and local Mr Homer Wonder plan marriage soon and reside on a rural farm. The Catholic Hall hosts a High School performance of Pasquita a one act operetta on Friday January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Nowe
Hard of
Chicago
Homer Wonder
Town
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