Injunction Suit Filed Against Village of Carey
Minnie Seward files in Wyandot Common Pleas to restrain Carey village Foster Finkle and Wyandot County Treasurer from enforcing taxes on her Carey lots. She asks temporary injunction to stop penalties for sidewalk construction and seeks permanent injunction at final hearing. Attorneys McBride and Wolfe represent plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Seward
Common Pleas
Carey
Foster Finkle
Wyandot
McBride and
Wolfe
East Town Homes Sold by C X Diller
C X Diller has sold the last of four houses he built in the east part of town. Walter Cole bought the third house to the south through the Grant Karr agency and will take possession about February 15. Paul Woods bought the fourth house last week and will take possession March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. X. Diller
Walter Cole
Karr ‘Agerscy
Paul Woods
Notice to debtors of the Ideal Hat Shop
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the Ideal Hat Shop are urged to call and settle debts.
Opening factory in Urbana shifts key staff
Mrs Flossa Washburn arrives in Urbana to manage a Printz Biederman garment factory. Floyd Huston will transfer as Mechanic to Urbana, with his family planning to move soon. Miss Emma Cantola of Cleveland, previously an instructor at the Carey factory, will join Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossa Washburn
Urbana
Printz-Biederman
Floyd Huston
Emma Cantola
Cleveland
Carey
Will Open Beauty Parlor On East South Street
Mrs. Fred Stiner will return from a six week course in hairdressing facial massage and manicuring in Cleveland to open a beauty parlor at her home on East South street next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stiner
Cleveland
East South Street
County Surveyor J W Murphy of Greely County Nebraska
A letter reveals J W Murphy serves as county surveyor for Greely County Nebraska indicating a subscription renewal notice. The fragment notes Murphy's official role and location, suggesting local civic administration context in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Murphy
Greely’ County
Nebraska
Lecture by Dr Albert Cassell Wieand on Palestine captivity
Dr Albert Cassell Wieand founder of Bethany Bible School Chicago will speak Sunday at 7 16 PM on his experiences as a captive among Bedouin Arabs during a Palestine tour. Admission is free with a free will offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Albert Cassell’ Wieand
Bethany Bible‘ School
Chicago
Oak Park
Wieand
John
Oak Grove
The
American Bible Society
Caray
Elizabethtown College
Township Meeting Records Farm Bureau Proceedings
Crawford Ridge township Farm Bureau met in the library basement last Thursday evening. The township committee approved the program. Mark Karr spoke on woolpool plans for 1923 and contracts. S M Ranger discussed certified seed potatoes and oats. J R Allgger discussed swing feeding minerals. H F Althouse reported on the National Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Chicago. David Dow was chosen as delegate to the state meeting in Columbus during Farmers' Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Ridge Township Farm Bureau
Mark Karr
S. M. Ranger
J. R. Allgger
H. F. Althouse
Marseilles
National Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
David Dow
Columbus
Stationery store to close. Western Union to move in
T. W. McClure will close his stock of stationery and nations and sell store equipment as he prepares to go out of business. P. W. Jacob has leased the room to Western Union for five years with a possible five year extension and will take possession April 1. McClure will continue his notarial work after closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. McClure
P. W. Jacob
Western Union
Mr. McClure
Farm Movees Near Town Highlight March Transfers
Grover Hile will move to the Steen farm five miles northwest of town on Base Line road around March first. Elam Wise vacates the current place for the Palmer farm north of Vanlue. Greely Marshal, buyer of Hile’s former farm, plans to relocate there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Hile
Steen
Base Line Road
Elam Wise
Palmer Farm
Vanlue
Greely Marshal
Mr. Hile
Funeral attendance for William Dible kin
Ferdinand Dible Napoleon Dible Mrs Harlehn Roynon and Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams of north of town Mrs Frank Fosty of Alvada and Mr and Mrs James Wagner of Tymochtee drove to Kenton Wednesday to attend the funeral of William Dible brother of Ferdinand and Napoleon Dible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Dible
Napoleon Dible
Harlehn Roynon
Ralph Williams
North of Town
Frank Fosty
Alvada
James Wagner
Tymochtee
Kenton
William Dible
Ferdinand
Have Third Operator At Local Telegraph Office
Tuesday night the A. C. Y telegraph office became a three trick office to meet rising business. Hayes Greer serves as operator until a permanent one is found. Agent C Steinmetz handles the first trick and Tom Perry the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Greer
C. Steinmetz
Tom Perry
Divorce Granted in Sandusky Court Hearing
Mrs. John Black and son Jay and Mrs. Helen Gordon attended the hearing in Upper Sandusky where Mrs Gordon sought a divorce from Sam Gordon. The judge allowed the divorce but the decree will be issued on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Black
Jay
Helen Gordon
Upper Sandusky
Local Family Moves to Carey for New Start
Mr and Mrs Ermine Black have relocated to Carey from Sandusky City and now reside with Mrs John Black on Dow street. Mr Black is employed at the Hanah factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermine Black
Sandusky City
Mr.Black
John Black
Dow Street
Mr. Black
Hanah
Time Extended for 1922 Auto Tags to Feb 15 1923
Mayor Mullholand received a state department notice extending the use of 1922 vehicle tags to February 15, 1923. The extension eases registration deadlines and avoids penalties for late tag use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullholand
State Department
Death at Lakeville claims Osborn Harris at 75
Osborn Harris died January 8 at Lakeville from complications of diseases aged 75. Born at Carey he lived nearby in youth. Survived by widow, son Carey, daughter Mrs Hallie Miller, two brothers Theodore and Francis Harris, sisters Mrs Scott Long and Mrs Anna Hayes, one son deceased. Funeral January 10 at Lakeville with burial at Nashville. Relatives from here attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeville
Osborn Harris
Carey
Hallie Miller
Millersburg
Theodore
Francis Harris
Scott Long
Anna Hayes
Marietta
Nashville
Theodore Harris
Grove Harris
Death of Howard Shull at age 12
Howard Shull son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Shull died Sunday morning at 6 30 from tuberculosis aged 12 He is survived by brothers and sisters Mrs Truman Moser Carey Ethel Russell Harold Harry Mary Clyde and Clayton at home Funeral service was held Tuesday at 2 00 at Van Horn church ten miles west of town conducted by Rev Guy Miller of Wharton Burial was in the church cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Shull
Joseph Shull
Truman Moser
Carey
Ethel
Russel
Harold
Harry
Mary
Clyde
Clayton
van Horn
Guy Miller
Wharton
Farm changes shift near Upper Sandusky in March
L A Karcher will move from the Baker farm east of town to a farm four miles east of Upper Sandusky owned by the Moffet Sisters in early March. Michael Yost, who recently bought the Baker farm, moves from the John Kessler farm north of town. Jacob Kessler of Muncie Indiana will relocate to the Kessler farm in March.
Remembered Church in Will
The will of the late Miss Ella Criger leaves $300 to the local Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church for the new church construction and $200 to the Methodist children's home at Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Criger
Methodist
Worthington
Girl Wins First Prize in Essay Contest
Miss Marjory Bright of Vanlue wins the first prize in an essay contest for farm children held by the American First National Bank at Findlay. The essay topic was selecting seed for corn planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory Bright
Vanlue
American First National Bank
Findlay
Knights of Columbus fund for church rose window
Carey Council No. 1925 raises 1000 dollars to buy the rose window for the Our Lady of Consolation church under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Council
Knights of Columbus
Church of Our Lady of Consolation
Royal Neighbors Install and Potluck Event
The Royal Neighbors plan an installation Tuesday evening February 1 followed by a pot luck supper. Members are urged to be present.
Taxes Take In About 53000 At Treasurer’s Office
A busy day saw about $53,000 collected in taxes at the treasurer’s office on Saturday, reflecting strong local revenue activity.
County Rally in Wyandot County Christian Endeavor
Wyandot county Christian Endeavor rally to be held at the Evangelical church on Tuesday January 30. Junior C E rally at 4:00 pm features a junior specialist from Columbus to advise workers and talk to juniors. Dinner at 6:30 pm costs 50 cents per plate. Three minute talks by representatives of societies follow dinner. Mass meeting at 7:30 pm with Rev Frank L Freet State C E Secretary giving an address. Local music and possible county C BE reorganization. Everyone welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot ‘County
Christian Endeavor
Ehuye Eh
Columbus
Christian
Wyandot County
Carey’s Fire Losses in 1922 Reported for Carey City
Secretary D. J. Humbert logs fire losses in Carey during 1922 with partial insurance. Notable totals include Rubber Plant $40, Farmers Elevator $3,800, Ralph Green’s barn and three autos $4,335, Spears residence $500, Williams property $500, National Lime & Stone tenant house $25, Ditmeyer residence no damage, and minor losses on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
D. J. Humbert
C. M. Brown
S. Patterson Sr
Ralph Green
Brown Ave
Thomas Spears
Commons
O. Williams
Frederick Street
Wm. Davidson
National Lime & Stone Co
Carl Ditmeyer
East Findlay Street
Unauthorized Salvation Army solicitors in Carey questioned
A note from Findlay reports that Carey has unauthorized Salvation Army solicitors despite Bucyrus being the official solicitor for nearby towns. The paper urges readers to challenge impostors as they often avoid publicity and linger at doors before retreating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Bucyrus
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Findlay
Breeders Announce Draft Stallions In Carey Area
Notice to breeders states Wenner and Wentz will station two high class draft stallions of Percheron and Belgian breeds in Carey for nearby mare owners in 1923. Further location and terms to be announced in a future Times issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenner & Wentz
Carey
Times
Store brings two new babies to Sunnyside and Tiffin
An 11 pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Dible of Sunnyside on Sunday. A 10 pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Pieraccini on Saturday. The infant was named Carl Alfred and christened Monday at Our Lady of Consolation Church with sponsors Mrs Ed Lafontaine of Tiffin and Ralph Pieraccini of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dible
Sunnyside
Fred Pieraccini
Carl Alfred
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Ed Lafontaine
Tiffin
Ralph Pieraccini
The Height of Meanness in Egg Deception
A tongue in cheek critique targets hens that lay cold storage or water glass eggs and the owners who misrepresent them as fresh, highlighting the absurdity of poultry fraud without naming individuals or places.
Newcomer To Build Onion Storage On Brown Avenue
J A Newcomer has bought land at the east end of Brown Avenue between sidings to the Perkins mill. He plans to construct an onion storage facility this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Newcomer
R. D. Perkins
Brown Ave
Perkins Mill
Mew speaker at Kiwanis lunch discusses capital punishment
Aloys M. Fish led the Kiwanis Club meeting with 27 members and five visitors. He spoke on capital punishment based on his penitentiary chaplaincy experience, supporting the death penalty as proportional to the deed. Music by a quartet and guest arrivals followed with notes on upcoming events and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloys M. Fish
Kiwanis Club
Delaware State Penitentiary
Father Fish
Awartet
J. B. Moore
J. A. Newcomer
Art Mitchell
Gail’ Kurtz
Ensign C. E. Powell
Salvation Army
Findlay
Carey Club
Findlay Club
Elks’ Club
W. C. Cale
Hydro Electric Power Commission of
Toronto
Canada
D. M. Fraser
Federal Porcelain Co
Made Raid At Galt House Shed
Wednesday night police saw Ernest Dunn carry a box into a rear shed at the Galt House. Mayor Mullholland issued a search warrant. sundry items were found and Dunn, lacking a key, was released in mayor's court on lack of evidence. He is under a suspended sentence for unlawful liquor possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Dunn
Galt House
Mullholland
Dunn
Mayor's Court
The
Common Pleas Court
May Move Post Office In Local Building
A postal inspector visited Saturday to discuss leasing a room with W. R. Kurtz and L. E. Straw. The Kurtz room currently houses the post office but a 20 foot brick extension may be added. New equipment and up-to-date facilities would follow lease approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Kurtz
L. E. Straw
Milwaukee funeral for Mrs Rankendorf brother in law attends
J A Haines returned from Milwaukee to learn his mother in law Mrs Rankendorf had died the same day he left for Carey. He went back to attend the funeral held Friday after a long illness from cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Haines
Milwaukee
Rankendorf
Carey
Rankendoff
Local Man Arrested For Drunkenness At City Water Plant
Joseph Miller, worker at the Hocking water softener, was arrested last Thursday morning on a drunkenness charge. He claimed to have obtained liquor from Toledo. Mayor Mullholand fined him $8 plus $6 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Miller
Hocking
Toledo
Mullholand
Elza Jacobs Builds Custom Chairs for Findlay Client
Reputation spreads as Elza Jacobs, a maker of high class furniture, designs a special chair set for a Findlay customer who had sought similar pieces in several other towns before hearing of his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Jacobs
Findlay
Jacobs
Rented Schofield shop to repair auto tops
Orville Lasher of Springfield rents the former L. P. Schofield shop beside the hay barn and plans to repair and recover automobile tops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Lasher
Springfield
L. P. Schofield
Rev Lewis P Speaker to Address Brotherhood in Upper Sandusky
The Rev Lewis P Speaker will go to Upper Sandusky tonight to address the Brotherhood of the English Lutheran church in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis P Speaker
Upper Sandusky
Brotherhood of the English Lutheran Church
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Dodge
Reo
Thre
Phelps Motor Co
Michelin
Westinghouse Batteries
Burson & Kurtz —the House of Kuppenheimer
Good Clothes
Sycamore
Emering. Bros
Township Meeting
Moose Hall
Fire Department
Ilo Wonder
Bertha Nye
Marguerite Stombaugh
Mildreth.Mann
Tom’ Baker
Gertrude Sander
Q. J. Humbert
Frank Slemmer
Jesse Stombaugh
Tom Baker
F. F. Scheel
Supt
A. M. Hornby
International
Dayton
W. F. Martin
Lima
Kansas City Club
Funerat
Milwauker
Schofield Shop
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