Local and Personal News From Carey area
Local brief notices from Carey and nearby towns describe visits and stays by residents and relatives including Nev F F Scheel on business in Fostoria, Mrs J D Southward and Nellie in Upper Sandusky, Rev F A Rinehart of Marion, Paul Myers visiting his grandfather, Dorothy Redman and Ruth Greer returning to Tiffin, Mrs Walter M Myers of Upper Sandusky, John Tyson joining Times, Ida Fox and Bert Dietelbach visiting Caleb Dietelbach, Miss Virginia Fox of Findlay visiting Carey friends, and Carl Mitchell promoted at Rowlands Co in Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Southward
Nellie
Upper Sandusky
F. A. Rinehart
Marion
South Street
Paul Myers
North of Town
John Windau
Dorothy Redman
Ruth Greer
Tiffin
The
Business University
Ida Fox
Bert Dietelbach
Merle of
Findlay
Caleb Dietelbach
Local families gather during New Year visits and travel
Notable reads and notes from Arlingtonian chronicle show Mr and Mrs Chester Chapman visiting Springfield for New Years. Several residents plan returns to Carey and Ada after holidays while others host relatives and endure health related moves.
Lettuce Disease Found in Ohio Forcing Houses
Botanists at the Ohio Experiment Station report a new lettuce disease affecting stems and leaves in state forcing houses. The brown surface, retarded growth, and yellowing leaves rise with soil borne bacteria entering via seed flats. losses reach 2 to 5 percent in Ohio, higher in South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Caroline
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Neighbors and Helpers
Card of thanks. We express our deep gratitude to neighbors and friends who assisted during our recent bereavement. Special thanks to the minister and the singers for their services at the funeral and to those who sent flowers and furnished automobiles. Mrs Henry Cole and Sons Wolffer and Forest Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isinger
Menry “Cole
Wwalfer
Forest Cole
Pythians Sisters Change Meeting Night
The Pythians Sisters have shifted their gathering from Wednesday to Thursday and will convene this coming Thursday January 5.
Annual Seneca County fetrel show and county updates
In Seneca County the Tihs filks plan a three day fetrel show January 19 to 21 with a cast of about 60. The county reports War Savings Stamps sales and treasury certificates totaling up to 1.6 million dollars and a year end loss of 383 dollars for 1919. The American Legion shows activity with plans for a membership drive. A fox hunt drew nearly 1000 participants in the county's eastern area, surrounding two foxes but failing to capture them. Virginia Grimm, jailed in Tiffin for passing bogus checks, was reported to have traveled through Findlay and Fostoria after departure from Columbus, with forgery admitted. she had little cash on arrest and spent on clothing. Greenspring town boosterism is profiled, praising its claims and publicity efforts despite local hesitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tihs
American Legion
Seneca County
Helen “Williams
Brownsville
Bogy
Virginia Grimm
Tiffin
Findlay
Fostoria
Columbus
Courier
Greenspring Echo
Greenspring
America
Dennis to Start Rubber Plant Work in Spite of Lumber Delay
C. E. Dennis of Tiffin who holds the contract to erect the new rubber plant was in town Tuesday. Lumber from Chicago is held up, tracers are after it, but Dennis says he is ready to put his workmen on the job. If your eyes are failing see Neu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M Johnston
Corunna
Mich
Olive Cullin
Canton
R. A. McEvoy
Marion
J. Stoll
McEvoy
Miss Cullin
Mrs. McEvoy
C. E. Dennis
Tiffin
Chicago
Mr. Dennis
Land Transfers and Local Property Deeds in Carey Area
Samuel A Wenner and wife transfer portion of lot 94 in Dow's addition Carey for 600 dollars. Frank E Harris to Joseph Fabiaim et al transfers lot 44 Ardmore addition Carey for 160 dollars. Eliza G Cregg to Royal D Kitchin part of lot 15 Sycamore for 1 dollar. Mrs Lillie England to Mr Wifie Kirby lots 11 12 J W Iremans second addition Wharton for 1000 dollars. Fox and wife to Jackson A Fox eighty acres Mifflin township. Pais H G Chambers administrator to G B Johnson lot 96 Carey Dow's addition Carey for 3000 dollars. Patronize 2 home industry Bring your work to the Carey Steam Laundry Cleaning Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Wenner
Eva M. Patnoe
Dow
Carey
Frank E. Harris
Joseph Fabiaim
Ardmore
Eliza G. Cregg
Royal D. Kitchin
Sycamore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Studebakers
Light Six
C.F. Sutter
Keller
Kear
Nev
F. F. Scheel
Carey Steam Laundry
Walter M. Myers
Mrs
A. H. Kennerley
John Tyson
Emma Bush
Oakwood
Times
Mr. Tyson
Yeu
Young’s
Virginia Fox of
William, Redman
Miss Dorothy
Young's
Henrietta Biggs
Toledo
F. S. Beebe
East of Town
D. J. Humbert
James Wight
Emmon Frederick
Romaine of
Bellefontaine
Julia Cleveland
Paul
Ed. Phillips
New Years
Ed. Campbell, Jr
Mary Stoner
J. C. Rinehart
Carl Mitchell
Rowlands Company
Ford
Johnson & Miller
Swandrizen
Ford Sales and Service
Carey, Ohio
P. E. Wonder
Chester Chapman
Springfield
Frank Slemmer
Findting
William Redman
Dorothy
Dayton
Merle
Blue
Ada
Ohio Northern University
George Mullholand
Wm. H. Cook
Frank Shafer
Wharton
Samuel Kennerley
Matt Otto
Ruth
Vivian
Gilboa
Herschel
Cyrus Grubb
Fay
Wm. H. Frey
James Feeley
Harrison Feeley
Norman Long
James Beitler
Delaware
Pearl Brown
Nelson
Elsie
Mr. Brown
Matilda Brown
Harley Gault
Edward J. Lucius
Big Spring Township
S. B. Chesebrough
N. H. Lucius
Mark Mitten
Royal
Ben Kaufman
Isabelle
Delbert
Harold
Clarence
Ray Long
Ernest Fox
Berry
J. O. Jenkins
Navy
Washington, D. C
Rachel Armour
Grant Hospital
Wonder
Jenkins
Miss Armour
J. W. Polley
Harry Hosafros
John Hosafros
Cloyce Lanning
Karl Hosafros
Leland Swanger
Martin Hosafros
Arlingtonian
Willis Corwin
Fremont
Charles
Hebrand
al. Corwin
Seneca
County
Tiffa
Gross
Farmers Elevator
Kansas
Carey Farmers Cooperative Co
Pais H. G. Chambers
G. B. Johnson
Carey & Dow
Laura S. Moll
Agt
Box
Uarcy
Obio Vanco
Newhard Bros. ‘Co
Clothiers
Hart Schapfner & Marx
Varel
Hart Schafpner & Marx
Newhard Bros
O. Fae
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