Death of Klimene Shue at age 28 in Carey area
Klimene Geraldine Shue died after an illness following an appendectomy on May 30 in Findlay hospital. Funeral services will be held Friday at Memorial Evangelical church with Rev Roy B Leedy officiating. She was born March 14, 1911 in Bradner and lived in Carey since age one. She leaves her parents Adam and Jennie Shue a sister Hulda and a brother Harold.
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Klimene Shue
Findlay Hospital
Goff Funeral Home
Shue
Memorial Evangelical Church
Roy B Leedy
W. B A. Jodge
Klimene
Funeral services held for Daniel Hile 89 of Hancock county
Daniel Hile 89 retired farmer died Wednesday night at the Hancock county home from a stroke suffered June 24. Rites were at 2 p.m. Friday at St. Pauls Church south of Vanlue with Rev Louis R Bowman. Interment in church cemetery. Born October 22 1849 in Seneca County son of John and Susan Putnam Hile. Survived by one sister Ida Deidrick of Vanlue. six brothers and one sister preceded him. Member of the Methodist church near Wayne and 25 years Sunday school superintendent. Brother of Levi Hile of Carey and Mrs N B Presler southwest of Carey.
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Daniel Hile
Hancock County
St. Paul's Church
Vanlue
Louis R Bowman
Mr Hile
Seneca County
John
Susan (Putnam) Hile
Mary Smith
Ida Deidrick
Hile
Methodist Church
Wayne
Levi Hile
Carey
N. B Presler
Death notices: William Reinhart 81 in Tiffin Ohio
William Reinhart died at 4 am on July 4 at 428 S Washington St in Tiffin after a four week illness. Funeral at St Joseph's church Friday at 9 am with burial in St Joseph's Cemetery. He was born July 20 1857 in Big Spring township Seneca county and married Susan Ardner February 3 1878. ten children were born, six living. Surviving children include Michael and Mary Faler, Leon Gase, Joseph Urban Alfred Reinhart. five children predeceased him plus a brother Joseph Reinhart. The Reinharts moved from Big Spring township to Tiffin two and a half years ago.
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Washington Street
Tiffin
William Reinhart
St. Joseph’s Church
St Joseph’s Cemetery
Mr Reinhart
Big Spring Township
Seneca County
Susan Ardner
Michael Reinhart
Mary Faler
Leon M Gase
Alvada
Joseph Reinhart
Urban Reinhart
Toledo
Alfred Reinhart
Otto Reinhart
Bascom
George Welter
Nicholas Reinhart
Real Estate Transfers in Several Townships
Real estate transfers include C C Brewer and wife to Homer Kennedy for lot 59 and parts of lots 60 61 in Merriman's addition Marseilles $1. Frederick Grummel deceased estate transfers to Elizabeth Gremmel and others landing Ty mowites township. Ernest Dunn and wife to George E Dunn lot 14 Byron Oge's addition Carey $1. Berenice Babcock to Leo F Babcock lots 24 and parts of 23 20 Sycamore $1. Simon A Smith and others to A R Cramer 13 acres Richland township $1. Kila Tschanen deceased transfer to Louise T Bowman parts of lots 45 and 6. James McKinstry 4 subdivision Upper Sandusk. Catherine EO Matthews and husband to Lewis H and Valera M Matthews 80 acres Pitt township. Waris Weatherholtz sheriff to India and Ada Kinley. Adams Crane and Salem town- Yay $40416 Willrhlim Heck deceased transfer to Norah Heck ard offers 31508 acres Crawford township. Ervin Condon deceased affidavit for transfer to John W Condon and others undivided one half interest in 849 acres Jackson township. Pearl Condon and wife to Shadie Condon undivided two thirds interest in 39 acres Jackson township. Charles EB Collet and wife to Mazie Mleck 79 acres Crawford township.
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C C Brewer
Homer Kennedy
Merriman
Marseilles
Fredrick Grummel
Elizabeth Gremmel
Tymowites
Ernest Dunn
George E Dunn
Byron Oge
Carey
Berenice Babcock
Leo FE
Richland Township
Kila Tschanen
Louise T Bowman
James McKinstry
Upper Sandusk
Catherine EO Matthews
Husfband
Lawis H
Valera M Matthews
Pitt Township
Waris Weatherholtz
India
Ada Kinley
Crane
Salem
Willlhim
Heck
Norah Heckard
Crawford Township
Ervin Condon
John W Condon
Jackson Township
Pearl Condon
Shadie Condon
American Will Trade Home for Nazi Refugee
Karl Schurr of Dunellen New Jersey an ice dealer is arranging a swap of home and business with a German Jew in Stuttgart to relocate a persecuted family to the United States and take over his property and operations. Schurr 58 has lived in the U S 12 years and seeks a new life in Germany as his family plans to join him after the exchange.
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ISE International
Germany
Karl Schurr
Dunellen
N. J
Iceman
Schurr
Stuttgart
Karl Schurz
United States
Lower
Caution Urged in Cashing Job Insurance Checks
Hancock county BUC manager C. B. Baker urges strict ID verification for unemployment compensation checks. Checks must match the worker’s identification number unless previously endorsed. Special agents are probing fraudulent cashing of job insurance checks under Ohio law penalties up to 300 dollars fine or three months imprisonment.
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C. B Baker
Hancock County
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Scott Kallenbaugh
Baker
Beautiful garden at Dr Constien home delights visitors
The Grosse Johnson street garden of Dr and Mrs A F Constien attracts many flower lovers since spring. Delphinium dominates with 30 colors including a rare white bloom with a black bee. A 9 foot tall plant with a 32 inch spike and about 200 regal flies enhance the display along with a rock garden and fish pool. Visitors welcome.
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A. F Constien
Johnson Street
Dr Constien
Tare
Chief Union
Family gathers for first Igte Jeremiah Garn reunion
Descendants of Igte Jeremiah Garn held a Sunday reunion at Carey park. Attendees included Kenneth and Mrs Garn of Van Wert, Eugene Garn and Mrs Heilman of Toledo, Jerry Garn of Detroit, Elza Garn, Paul Kramer and children, Carey Garn and children, Alice De Vene, Russell Zeis, William Zahn, and N Zahn with sons Maurice and Wayne.
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Igte
Jeremiah Garn
Carey Park
Kenneth Garn
van Wert
Eugene Garn
Heilman
Toledo
Jerry Garn
Detroit
Elza Garn
Paul Kramer
Carey Garn
Alice de Vene
Russell Zeis
William Zahn
N. Zahn
Maurice
Wayne
State Civil Service Exams Linked to July Testing
The State Civil Service Commission announces exams for several Ohio positions including registrar assistant at Ohio State University, game protector, landscape architect, and highway supervisor among others in Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo on July 20 and 21. A separate highway patrolman test in Columbus at the Ohio State University armory on July 28 is open to residents 24 to 40 with vehicle experience and clean vision. applications due by July 15 for general exams and July 22 for the patrol exam.
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Carl W. Smith
Ralph W Emmons
State Civil Service Commission
Ohio State University
Division of Conservation
Ohio State Reformatory
Department of Highways
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Carey 4-H Club Meeting Moved to July 10 at 8 PM
The Carey Boys 4-H club reschedules its meeting from July 11 to Monday July 10 at 8 p.m. The Carey Times still offers exemption blanks of all kinds.
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Carey Boys
The
Carey Times
Community Notes and Outdoor Hunting Schedule Update
Local social notices list visits and gatherings among Adrian area residents including Dana Barrett, Melvin Presler, and several Mullholands. The outdoors column details 1940- season hunting dates and bag limits for hare, squirrel, raccoon, red fox, pheasant, partridge, grouse, mink, opossum, and skunk with regional notes and the conservation commission’s meeting schedule.
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Red Fox
Hamilton
Clermont
Brown
Highland
Scioto
Pike
Lawrence
Ross
Adams
Jackson
Vinton
Hocking
Fairfield
Licking
Holmes
Coshocton
Muskingum
Perry
Morgan
Atthens
Meigs
Tuscarawas
Gallia
Guernsey
Noble
Washington
Harrison
Jefferson
Belmont
Monroe
Cour tad Family Reunion Held Near Carey
The Cour tad reunion gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Cletus Cour tad a mile north of Carey with many relatives from Cleveland Upper Sandusky Fostoria Toledo and nearby towns in attendance. The 1940 reunion is planned for July first at the same location.
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Willis Dible
George Dible
Fostoria
Charles Dible
Gaylen Bame
Northwest
Carey
Wendell Wentling
Crawford
James Dible
Kenton
Vivian Nichols
Dible
Courtad
Cletus Courtad
S J Courtad
Cleveland
A G Hagenmaier
Clara Grundtisch
Charles
Atty
Frederick Cassel
Upper Sandusky
Dolor Hagenmaier
Fred Leonhardt
Henry Fishbauch
Ralph Nominee
Toledo
Paul Krupp
Helen Courtad
Bernice Roberts Weds Virgil Kummerer at Greenup
Miss Bernice Roberts daughter of Ora Roberts married Virgil Kummerer son of Mr and Mrs William Kummerer in a single ring ceremony at the Baptist church parsonage Greenup Kentucky. Rev Hamilton officiated and Floyd Roberts witnessed the ceremony.
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Bernice Roberts
Ora Roberts
Virgil Kummerer
William Kummerer
S. Patterson Street
Hamilton
the Baptist Church
Greenup
Floyd Roberts
Near Sycamore
Carey FFA Members Called to Evening Meeting
The Carey F F A will meet this Thursday evening at the high school. All members are urged to be present.
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Carey F. F. A
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Kleacend
Geralding Shue
Charles EB Collet
Mazie Mleck
Adrian
Dana Barrett
Cedar Point
Melvin Presler of
Gallon
Melvin Osborne
Weston
Eugene Mulholland
Zella McCauley
Earl Mullholland
Harry Dible
Melvin Hoerig
Viola Baughan
Arthur Mullholand
Orville Phillips
Earl, Moser
Glenna
James Bogard
Plankton
Gérald, Crawford
Dianne
S. A. Wenner
M. D. Shafer
Henry Shearer
Eliza Correll
Herschel Hannum
Abe Walton
Opal Hannum
Margaret Lawhead
Earl Mullholand
Harry Mullholand
Monroe, Mich
Mr. Mullholand
Mrs
G. A. Mullholand
Fred Ewing
Bucyrus
Ewing
Charles Johnson
Harry Schubert
Herbert
Laura Brayton
Springville
Ray Morehart
Findlay
Ross Walton
Edna Walton
A. Walton
Lorain
Etta Lawhead
Earl Moser
Ernest Looman
Elmina Moser
Looman
Schubert
OUR
Lake Erie
New Conservation Commission
Courtad Reunion
Carey Markets
Veal
the Hardys
Celia Parker
Fay Holden
Lewis Stone
Mickey Rooney
Carol Lombard
James Stewart
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