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Miss Josephine McCabe spent Sunday at her home in Delaware. Ralph Weaver has accepted a position delivering for the central delivery. Ora Williamson has resigned as clerk in Bish's grocery and is employed at the Phelps garage. J Frank Johnston will examine eyes at Pflueger's next Monday afternoon. Harry Vogel of Wharton spent Monday night with his uncle and aunt. Mrs S R Bamne will host the Home Missionary Society meeting this afternoon. Walter Reinbrech and others of Upper Sandusky spent Friday in town. Mr Robert Miller of Harrod and Merrill Brown of Lima helped L E Brown prepare to move to Harrod. Orel and Floyd Brown went with their mother. The Brown family will be missed after 15 years in Carey. Floyd Mullholand of Toledo spent Sunday in town. Carl Herbert of Toledo was in town Thursday and Friday. Miss May Johnson spent in Columbus from Saturday to Tuesday. Wilbur Renschler accepted a position driving for Standard Oil. Mrs F W Howard and daughter Elsie were business visitors at Findlay. Miss Ella Gibbs returned from Detroit. Mr and Mrs Walter M Myers of Upper Sandusky were Sunday guests of A H Kennerley. Mr and Mrs Gail Kurtz of Akron visited relatives. Kurtz went to Chicago Sunday. E G Sutphen sustained a badly bruised hip after a fall on West Main Street. Max Oxman of Shelby, junk dealer, visited relatives in town last week. Mr and Mrs Aaron Striger will move to Winchester Ky next month with the farm to be run by their son-in-law.
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Robert Miller
Harrod
Merrill Brown
Lima
L. E. Brown
Orel
Floyd Brown
Brown
Carey
Carl Herbert
Toledo
Miss May Johnson
Columbus
Wilbur Renschler
Standard Oil
Gail Kurtz
Akron
Mr. Kurtz
Chicago
E. G. Sutphen
West Main Street
Lee Gibson
Carey Greenhousea
Findlay
Clarente Houser
Gibson Accepts Position at Carey Greenhouse
Local notes report Neu. Lee Gibson taking a new clerk role at the Carey Greenhousea while Friday morning finds activity around town. Clarente Houser of Upper Sandusky visited Sunday evening. Ross Gleason and others feature in town events as Johnston, an optometrist, plans an appearance next Monday afternoon. E J Jones of Findlay naval station visited town Tuesday and will return later in the month seeking recruits.
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E. J. Jones
Naval
Findlay
Carey
Bears Roam Union County As Winter Letter Describes Hunt
Charles Laudenslager of Elkhart Indiana writes from Selinsgrove Pennsylvania January 8 1920 describing a busy hunting season in Snyder and Union counties with 55 deer killed and many bears sighted. He notes bears following children near a school and warns of woods danger. He anticipates visiting Carey before returning home.
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Charles Laudenslier
Elkhart
Ind
A. Hoy
Selin's Grove
Carey Times
Carey
Keystone State
Snyder
Union Counties
Union County
Pennsylvania
Real estate transfers list in Carey and surrounding townships
Property deeds show multiple transfers across Carey Salem and Crawford townships. John D Mann and wife convey lot 6 in Pennington addition Sycamore for $1 to John Truax and wife. Harkless Taylor sells forty acres in Salem township for $47 500 to Mamle J Shemer. Ranger and wife transfer lot 76 in Carey and Dow addition Carey for $3 500 to Walter G Bradley and wife. Frank Ogg and wife sell fourteen and thirteen hundredths acres plus part of lot 106 in Carey and Dow addition Carey for $4 500 to The Carey Tire and Rubber Co. Charles F Sutter and wife convey land in Carey to George Ash for $8 000. W M Hunter and wife transfer thirty acres in Crawford township to William M Rickle for $1. Josephine Lucius and husband sell undivided half interest in lots 45 46 47 and east half of lot 4 in William M Buell's addition Carey for $1 500.
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John D. Mann
John Truax
Pennington
Sycamore
Harkless Taylor
Mamle J. Shemer
Salem Township
Change in Route 2 Affects Carey and Adrian Areas
On Friday a Route 2 change takes effect. Thirteen Carey post office patrons on Greer road move to Adrian. The transfer runs from Harvey Wonder to C Wenner. J R Eyestone moves from Adrian to Carey.
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Carey Post-Office
Greer Road
Adrian
Harvey Wonder
C. Wenner
J R. Eyestone
Carey
Sam Krebs Attends Uncle Samuel Shaw Funeral
Sam Krebs attended the funeral of his uncle Samuel Shaw of Chatfield on Monday, marking a family gathering and final farewell for the local community.
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Sam Krebs
Samuel Shaw
Chatfield
Pale Young Women Need Blood Tonic Pepto Mangan
An ad touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a safe tonic to enrich thin blood and relieve pale complexions headaches and fatigue in young women. It notes liquid and tablet forms with the same ingredients and urges buyers to ensure the package bears Gude's name.
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Gude
Guie
Guite
Greenspring Echo and Local Notes of Fostoria
Green spring Grange organizes with 2 members at Green spring. Mrs. Augusta Hopkins, mother of Mayor Hopkins of Fostoria, dies. Robert Lockhart of Fostoria named cadet at Naval Academy Annapolis. William Kuchner dies at 46 after shoveling snow. Harold Rigby, nine, of Fostoria injured in car accident. Census enumerator Findley notes two refusals to answer. News on subscription price rise and a coal stove mishap involving E. O. Goodall in Greenspring Echo.
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Robert Lockhart
Fostoria
Begg
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Findley
Sam
Greenspring Echo
Feruary
E. O. Goodall
E. O.—Greenspring
Forest carnival nets 1600 dollars in three days
At the close of a three day carnival the Meuse Argonne Post American Legion of Forest reports a total of 1600 dollars raised. The event drew the town’s largest crowd in history, filling the streets Saturday night in a room bought by Hardin County Banking Company for a new bank site.
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Meuse-Argonne Post
American Legion
Forest
Hardin County Banking Co
Kenton News-Republican
1919 Auto Tags Extended Into 1920
The Sycamore Leader reports that 1919 automobile license tags will remain valid in 1920 for now while the new licensing law’s constitutionality is resolved. The delay defers the reckoning, but 1920 will still demand its toll if the law stands.
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Sycamore
Agricultural agents now employed in 69 Ohio counties
Agricultural agents are employed in 69 Ohio counties. The workers were added in the last several weeks and cover Hardin Holmes and Perry counties.
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Ohio
Hardin, Holmes
Perry
Eastern Star Regular Meeting Notice
A regular meeting of the Eastern Star will be held on Friday evening.
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Eastern Star
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Studebakers
Light Six
C.F. Sutter
Keller
Fat Kear
Josephine McCabe
Delaware
Ralph Weaver
Central Delivery
Ora Williamson
Bish
Phelps Garage
J. Frank Johnston
C.C. F. Pflueger
Harry Vogel
Wharton
D. A. Cole
S. R. Bamne
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Walter Reinbrech
Walter Bostel
Charles Hehr
Clarence Neidig
Tom McEldoney
Paul Moser
Upper Sandusky
Floyd Mullholand
F. W. Howard
Elsie
Ella Gibbs
E. C. Hoff
Detroit
Walter M. Myers
Upper Sadusky
A. H. Kennerley
Max Oxman
Shelby
Joe Silverstein
Aaron Striger
Winchester
Ford
Johnson & Miller
Upper-Sandusky
D.‘C. Henry
Helena Messmer
Yours Truly, Charles Laudenslager
Seneca
Gar North
Greenspring
Augusta Hopkins
Hopkins of
William Kuchner
Harold Rigby
J. E. Whiteman
The
Carey Farmers Cooperative Co
Laura S. Moll
Agt
Carey, Ohio
Vance
Newhard. Bros. Co
Clothiers
Hart-Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Newhard Bros. Co. Clothiers and Parnaits
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