Real Estate Transfers In Carey and Salem Townships
Helen D Parlette to Saxton A Chesebrough part lot 3 Buell s Addition Carey 425 The Board of Education to J H Slotterbeck one acre Crawford township 200 May Truckenmiller to Henry Bond part Lot 3 D Straw s First Addition Carey 1 Alvin Kennerley and wife to Julius Zahn lots 32 and 33 D Straw s second addition Carey 2700 Geo Krebs et al to Frank Stephan 40 acres Salem township 1 John P Lortz and others to Geo A Lortz 49 12 acres Salem township 1 Alice M McCuuré and husband to George Ash lot 136 and part of lot 135 Carey 1200
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
J. H. Slotterbeck
Crawford Township
May Truckenmiller
Henry Bond
D. Straw
Carey
Alvin Kennerley
Julius Zahn
Geo. Krebs
Frank Stephan
Salem Township
John P. Lortz
Geo. A. Lortz
Alice M. McCuuré
George Ash
Married at Upper Sandusky Wight and Humbert Tie The Knot
James T. Wight of Toledo and Lillian May Humbert of this city wed Saturday at 3 30 in Upper Sandusky. Rev C C Kennedy officiated at his home with a ring ceremony. The bride wore blue mesaline with gold trim. They will reside in Toledo after a wedding dinner in Carey and a short visit with relatives before settling in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
James T. Wight
Toledo
Lillian May Humbert
C. C. Kennedy
Wight
Dallas J. Humbert
Carey Electric Tel
Carey Handle and Lumber Co
C. F. Bair Co
Flora Alien
Eva Scoarse
Pemberville
Mr. O‘wight
Eleven Guilty In Coal Possession Hearings
The court of Squire Joseph Bolish held a busy Monday session with eleven Carey suspects charged for illegally possessing coal. Eleven pleaded guilty and paid fines plus costs totaling 193.20 dollars. one man had his charge dismissed after proving he carried only fifty cents for a sideboard transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Joseph Bolish
Carey
Hocking Valley
Goldberg
Farms Change Hands In Local Land Transfers
Allen Baker sold his recently acquired Lewis Pahl farm to Virgil Hawkins. The 53 acre property lies two and a half miles south of town and sold for 175 dollars per acre. Ernest Fox sold an 80 acre farm two and a half miles southwest of Varey to Baker at 137 dollars per acre. Jacob Wagner sold 69 acres he had purchased from H l Riester to G H Beaschier for 100 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Baker
Lewis Pahl
Virgil Hawkins
Ernest Fox
Varey
Mr. Baker
Jacob Wagner
H.l Riester
G. H Beaschier
Adams and Miss Weaks Wed in Maryville Tennessee
Walter Adams a Big Four conductor married Miss Stella Weaks Saturday January 4 at her parents home in Maryville Tennessee. Adams has served in the Navy and plans to return to Ohio to make Bellefontaine their future home after discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Adams
Big Four Conducor
Stella Weaks
James Weaks
Maryville
Tenn
Adams
Navy
Ohio
Jellefontaine
Shoe business grows as Elmer Volkmer forms large chain
Elmer Volkmer of Tiffin announces a $100,000,000 corporation to operate shoe stores from Boston to San Francisco. He aims to finance the purchase and expand the business beyond his local shop next to the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Volkmer
Tiffin
Boston
San Francisco
Card of Thanks for Carnations to Hart Green
Mr and Mrs James W Green express sincere thanks to the Povery Run Club for a spray of carnations sent in memory of their son Hart who died of wounds received in action November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Green
Povery Run Club
Hart
Mrs A Stillbarger Returns From Surgery
Mrs. A Stillbarger has recovered at home in Sistoria after a successful operation performed by Dr. Krieder in Monroeville.
Centenary of Bucyrus Celebrations Planned
On Oct 17 1819 Samuel Norton led a wand party of 17 to the future Bucyrus site. This year marks the 100th anniversary with plans in progress to celebrate on Oct 17 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Norton
Bucyrus
Armistice signing referenced amid car delivery notes
Last week JTokrann and Miler received two Ford touring cars. The record notes no further details about the signing of the armistice or additional context in this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jtokrann & Miler
Gaven Beerd Nor Moerines
Local notices and obituaries in Wyandot County
County tax deadline set for January 20. Simon Denzer dies at 89 in Nevada. Frank Stephan buys 40 acre Krebs heirs farm in Salem township. Grove warns no more emergency teaching certificates. Adolphus Ludwig dies of cancer at 62 in Sycamore. Judge Close still in Dayton on boundary and railway case. George Irwins becomes postmaster at Upper Sandusky. Hirtz case arraigned for contributing to a minor. plea not guilty. trial January 31. Sycamore Bank on honor roll with 30,000 surplus. Four divorce cases on docket. too many. Mrs. Ralph Fowler injured by dog in Little Sandusky. Glenn Phillips and Ruth Clinger wed in California. Commercial National Bank of Upper Sandusky declares 4% semiannual dividend. William Wheeler and Rosena Deiler wed in Crane township. Sycamore M E church remodeling services including memorials to Miss Delaplane and Mr. Milligan. John Rapp, Nevada schools janitor, dies after fall and embolism. five sons in army. Farmers Bank of McCutchenville holds annual meeting. 2% semiannual dividend declared. Lewis Commission Co of Toledo buys Central Ohio Buggy plant at Monon. Plant to fatten sheep and handle livestock. Ohio court records: Watson case. plea guilty. fines and suspensions. industrial school deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stephan
Salem Township
John Krebs
Grove
Adolphus EB. Ludwig
Sycamore
Charles F. Close
Dayton
Court of Common Pleas
Boundary Lines
George Irwings
Paatmaster
Upper Sandusky
State of Ohio
Albert Hirtz
Sycamore State Bank
Ralph Fowler
Little Sandusky
Glenn R. Phillips
Ruth Clinger
K. Phillips
Alhambra
Calif
Commercial National Bank of
John Rapp
Nevada
France
Siberia
Camp Paylor
Farmers Bank of
McCutchenville
John D Curtis
Jonas J Hulse
J QL Bare
Lewis Commission Company
Toledo
Central Ohio
Mononeve
Rowland
Henry Watson
Sarges
Ar‘ened
Dustrial School
Longtime county sheriff Charles F. Schuler dies at 74
Charles F. Schuler died Friday morning at his son Roy Schuler's home after years of failing health and two months of illness. He was born in the county 74 years ago, lived there all his life, and had served as sheriff several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Schuler
Roy Schuler
Jeremiah Garn Dies After Residential Accident Update
Jeremiah Garn longtime city resident died Friday at 5 40 am from injuries suffered weeks earlier when he fell down stairs at his North Vance street home. Born March 10 1843 in Ashland County he was Civil War veteran Co F 10th Ohio Cavalry. Survived by five daughters and six sons with funeral held Sunday at 1 00 pm at the Lutheran church Spring Grove cemetery interment followed. Numerous relatives attended from Ashland Ashland Wooster Marion Fostoria Toledo Van Wert and Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Garn
North Vance Street
Garn
Mr. Garn
Ashland County
Katherine Ann Over
I. N. Zeis
Wm. Zahn
City
Robert Hilty
Fostoria
Alonzo Daniels
Delmar Mulvane
Marion
Hira
Kenneth
van Wert
Ora
Eugene
Toledo
Willis
Pearl
Troy
Co. F
10Th
Ohio Cavalry
Cleveland
Charles ©. Goddard
BE. Luther Spaid
Lutheran Church
G. W. Sutphen
J. D. Ewing
I. L. Culler
W. S. LeMott
Spring Grove Cemetery
Hilla Roseberry
Alf Whippner
Ashland
Charlie Hawk
Jeromeville
George Garn
Wooster
B. J. Anthony
Eugene Garn
Jerry
Ora Garn
Carl Mitchell
Willis Garn
A S Daniels
Delmar Muilvane
Pearl Garn
Wilbur
Elza Zak
McCutchenville
Myron Wile
Elza Wile
Wooaster
John Wile
Marysville
Forest Garn
Kenneth Garn
O Dreitzler
C. M. Hettinger
Thanks for support in our father's loss
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who helped us during our affliction and to the minister singers and others who assisted at the funeral. We also thank those who sent flowers and those who provided autos for the service.
Carey YMCA Meeting Aims to Boost Boys Work
A Carey community meeting for men will be held at the Library on Thursday evening at 5 o clock. Mr Clive McGuire of Columbus, associate state secretary for county work, will address the gathering about his successful boys' work program and a proposed plan. All interested men are invited to hear his suggestions at the library Thursday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Clive McGuire
Columbus
Tir
Cow Killed in Collision with Passing Train Near New Riegel
Roman Schalk a farmer residing one mile east of New Riegel bought a cow with a week old calf for 120 dollars. While transporting the calf home the cow bolted and the pair were struck by a T and O C train on the railroad crossing, the cow killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Schalk
New Riegel
At the Head of the Class Carey Times Subscriber Prize
E. E. Brown, a prize subscriber to the Carey Times, improved his date to February 1922 after visiting last week. The note records his advance and designates him as the top subscriber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Brown
Carey Times
Red Cross Knitting Drive Update and Deliveries
Mrs. Byron Ogg delivered 48 pairs of socks 1 pair wristlets 12 sweaters and 1 afghan made by the Juniors to Red Cross headquarters at Upper Sandusky for shipment Carey Branch will make only one more shipment by the 20th of this month D C Dougherty announces the Lake Division now has 2275000 members up a quarter of a million from last year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Branch
Byron Ogg
Red Cross
Upper Sandusky
D. C. Dougherty
Department of Publicity
Lake Division
Keep Your Insurance Secretary McAdoo Urges Standby Government Life
Secretary McAdoo addresses Soldiers and Sailors urging them to maintain government insurance. About four million insured under U S Government policies totaling near thirty seven billion dollars. Maintain premiums to keep benefits, avoid lapse, and convert to standard policies without medical exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Soldiers and Sailors of America
Soldiers and Sailors
Army
United States
Uncle Sam
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Treasury Department
Dora Eileen Kirkwood Christened at Lutheran Church
On Sunday morning the 7-weeks-old Dora Eileen Kirkwood was christened at the Lutheran church by Rev Luther Spald. The parents Mr and Mrs Roy Kirkwood stood as sponsors and the same silver christening cup used for the siblings was employed in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kirkwood
Luther Spald
Lutheran Church
Dora Eileen
W. C. T. U. Holds Friday Meeting at Chesebrough Home
The regular W. C. T. U. meeting met Friday afternoon at Mrs. S. A. Chesebrough's home. President Mrs. J. C. Dow presided and the hostess read scripture. Mrs. Elza Jacobs led prayer. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Jacobs for a social with offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Chesebrough
J.C. Dow
Elza Jacobs
Jacobs
United Evangelical Revival Draws Attention at Local Church
Revival services at the United Evangelical church show marked interest with ten persons bowing at the altar of prayer. Organizers express hope the good work continues to bring scores to Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Church
Christ
Snook buys Ritter property after Benamin deal closed
Alva Snook purchased the Harold Ritter property on New hard steel mes while Benaimin had closed a deal for the premises just before his death last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Snook
Harold Ritter
Newhard Steel
Mes Benaimin
Prem Ty
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Goodyear Tires
Michelin Tires
Racine Tires
Jacks
W.h.phelps Garage CO. Automobiles and Accessories
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REO
TIMES
Helen D. Parlette
Saxton A
Chesebrough
Buell
Tennessee
Centennary
Simon Denzer
Nevada Sunday
Common Pleas
William Wheeler
Rosena Deiler
Crane Township
B. E. Linnkamper
M. E
Fannie Delaplane
Y.M.C.A. Meeting
Red
Ww. C. T. U. Meeting
United Evangelical Revival
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