Carey area notes and county items from Twenty Five Years Ago
A jumble of local notices recalls ice cream prices, visits, and travel. Miss Winnie Kentfield visits William Davidson’s family. Pietro Cuneo named Turin consul. Otterbein college fights to stay in Westerville. Fire and storm injuries, Fourth of July observations, and social gatherings fill the page with names, places, and events from Upper Sandusky and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Kentfield
William
Davidson
le i
Buffalo
Ss. S. ‘Longabaugh
Treas‘vurer
Peoples “Bank
Local Notes From Wyandot County Ledger
Last Friday Dr I N Zeis lost 18 driving horse valued at 300 Free mail delivery in Upper San Lusky seems now to be assured Cyrus Griffith of Sycamore celebrated his 80th birthday June 19 Miss Mable Crislip left Wednesday for a visit of a week with friends at Columbus Miss Bessie Whitney of Tulsa Okla came Monday for an extended visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs John Shireman Alva C Jones new proprietor of Hotel Gottfried at Upper Sandusky is champion checkerlayer of Toledo Before July 1 under a new law County Auditor Frank will appoint a deputy county sealer of weights and measures for Wyandot county Miss Tessie Herbert had as support guests Sunday Mrs E J Karns of Cleveland Mr Jack Shannon of Detroit and Mr and Mrs W C Karns of Carey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. “Hs McNeal
Mis ‘Lan
Michi
Carey
Pietro’ Cuneo
Upper Sandusky
Turin
Italy
C. W. McGill
Joe. Kulin
Dalsevsr
Margaret of
Lima
David Dow
Irene Gillet
Adah Nichols
Arlene Slater
Ypsilanti
Mich
Michigan State ‘Normal, College
Rall
south _of
Upper
Sandusky
Cedar Foint
I. N. Zeis
Upper “San“Lusky
Cyrus Griffith
Sycamore Cele
Bessie Whitney
Tulsa
Okla
John Shireman
Alva C. Jones
W. C. Karns
McCutchenville Area Social and Illness Notes June 1926
June entries show residents on sick lists including Ella and B McClery with injuries and illnesses. Nearby activities include church entertainments, visits with Columbus and Toledo friends, and family gatherings in McCutchenville and surrounding towns.
Local Social Roundup from Mt Blanchard
David Bishop and family visited O S Bell on Sunday. Miss Margaret Sampson of Findlay spent the weekend with her mother. Grange social drew many locals to Jackson. Dr F M Swihart of Findlay filled the pulpit in Rev Reddick's absence. Several families vacationed at Forest Park with friends. Mrs Florence Morris and son Richard of Lima stayed with Mrs Paul Krumlauf. C B Fahl, C C Tippin and S C Walker escorted Rev Reddick to Flower hospital Toledo for treatment. Mrs Laura Snider visiting son Edgar. Mrs Sarah Smith ill at Snider home. Miss Rema Sampson and Theodore Bennett wed at First M E Parsonage Findlay with Dr Swihart officiating. J H Stone of Cygnet opens drug store and undertaking parlor here. Community welcomes a new drug store after a period without one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bishop
O. S. Bell
Margaret Sampson
Findlay
Grange
Jackson
F. M. Swihart of
M. BE
Reddick
W. A. Fahl
C. B. Fahl
Joe Gartner
Forest Park
Florence Morris
Richard
Lima
Paul Krumlauf
C. C. Tippin
S. C. Walker
Toledo
Flower Hospital
Rema Sampson
Theodore Bennett
M. E
Swihart
J. H.‘Stone
Cygnet
Local Notables Mark Weddings and Deaths At Upper Sandusky
Miss Helen Moore will teach art at Cairo Egypt’s girls college after returning from Upper Sandusky. Miss Genevieve Stewart wed Dwight H. Dean in Jackson township. Elizabeth Schwartz and William Grumamiel married in Mexico. John A. Emick dies at 52 after heart illness. burial at Old Mission cemetery. Mary Ferris dies in Oregon. Dr Ferris previously buried in Oak Hill. Truck accident injures a Jungle Farm driver near Upper Sandusky. Nell Gardner, 1867–1934, dies at Little York. interment Nevada cemetery. Mrs Jesse Hopkins funeral at St Peters. Mrs Hopkins 41. Gerhardt Mittermaier ordained at Bethany Lutheran. Helen Schmidt and W F Reamsnyder wed at St Pauls Upper Sandusky. home at 5650 South Seventh. George Simonis dies. funeral at St Peters. survived by siblings. active in politics and county election board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Moore
W. O.° Moore
Upper Sandusky
Cairo
Egypt
Genevieve‘ N. Stewart
Dwight H. Dean
Jackson~ Township
Jay, Marguerat
Old Mission Cemetery
Mary Ferris
Ture
Ida Holdridge
Riddle
Ore
Marion Dome
Pennsylvania
South Sandusky Avenue
Nell _Gardner
John Gardner
Eden Township
Little York
Grace Delaplane
Mary Wilhelm
Nevada
Jesse Hopkins
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Feather John R. Forrer
Church
Bethany
Gerhardt Mittermaier
Evangelical’ Lutheran Church
John Mittermaier
J. G. E. Mittermaier
Delphos
F. J. R. Mittermaier
Versailles
Theo Mittermaier
North Salem and
Bethany Lutheran Church
Helen Schmidt
J.M. Schmidt
W.F. Reamsnyder
Katherine Reamsnyder
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
C. F. Betz
Carey Village School District Sealed Roof Bid
Sealed bids for a new roof at the West No School building in Carey Village School District are invited by the clerk. Separate proposals cover reroofing with First Grade and Second Grade asbestos shingles or asphalt shingles. Work must finish by Sept 1 1926. the board may reject any bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Village
Aus Galbroner
Loup
Helped Himself by Eating Raisins from Paper
A playful exchange shows Mary urging Johnny to see a sticky brown paper with raisins he ate, illustrating a humorous family moment. The line captures childlike mischief and a quick reaction between siblings.
Death of Green Springs Leader John Gordon
John Gordon of Green Springs died Thursday last week at his son Roy Gordon’s Findlay home. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Green Springs. He was 62 years old and lived most of his life in Green Springs. A longtime Methodist choir leader, he was active in church affairs and known by many in Carey who visited Findlay. Mrs. G. W. Hickle and Mrs. David Lasley are his sisters, with Mrs. Hickle visiting the Roy Gordon home prior to the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gordon
Green Springs
Roy’ Gordon
Findlay
Green’ Springs
Gordon
G. W. Hickle
David Lasley
Carey
Hickle
Roy Gordon
Mr. Hickle
Green ‘Springs
Emerson Quote Summarized Virtue in Simple Creed
A concise excerpt presents a maxim urging abundant love effort kindness and plain living as sufficient guiding values for life and conduct. The author invites practical virtues over wealth or show.
Towns Need Sign Boards On Main Highways
Better Highways urges towns to place clear identification signs at town limits on main routes to help tourists and motorists recognize where they are. It notes some towns advertise their location near post offices while many others neglect this practice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert
Frank Gibbs
G. “W. Croker
North American
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Otterbein College
Westerville
Dayton
Otterbein
College of
The
United Brethren Church
Kear
Grove
Ralph Spencer
Grace Lytle
Maud Bennett
Mable Newhard
Dorothea AW Whaley
Walter Phelps
Clyde Long
Leroy Culler
Homer Wonder
Fred Braun
Helen
Judd’ _Bushang
Mt. Blanchard
Carey Haé
A. F. Constien
J. J. Newhard
Galt House
Shearers “Worthy
Astern Star - Lodge
Ohio
L. G. Thrall
Harry Heckman
Havana
Tifteen
Mable Crislip
Columbus
Jrs
Ella
B. McClery
G. W. Rosier
Carl Burgderfer
Frank Lambert
Willis Lowmaster
Frank Brundage
Grandma. Sanders
Berwick
G. A. Mullholand
D. J.mullholand
Bowling Green
Wilmer Rosier
Walbridge Park
Harry Weininger
M. Burgderfer
Dewaine
L. Frantz
Bluffton
Laura Snider
Edgar
Sarah Smith
Snider
County’ Doings Ter F
George Simonis
Fremont
St. Peter’s
Charles F. Ellis
West Walker Street
Simonis
Adam and
Catherine (Welter) Simonis
Frenchtown
Big Sprigg Township
Seneca County
Louis
Nicholas Simonis
Fostoria
Mary Wallenschneider
U.S. Construction Company
County “Election Board
Emerson
West Gay ST
the Fidelity Building, Loan & Savings Company
Columbus, Ohio
the Fidelity
Elza Jacobs
Carey, Ohio
F. L. Moyer
L. J. Nachbar
South Vance Street
Mutal
Mutual
United
of Ghe
Findlay Savings & Loan Co
Carey Farmers Co-operative Company
United States Rubber Company
USCO
Riester’s Garage
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