Death of Peter Moes in Wyandot county obituary notice
Peter Moes died Monday evening at 8 15 at the home of his daughter Mrs Carolyn Collet four miles southwest of town after six months illness. He was born September 11 1845 in Luxemburg Germany and spent 61 years in Wyandot county. He married Migs Theresa Dostervat St Bealfane Johiprah January 22 1878. Survived by six grandchildren and one great grandchild plus one surviving daughter Carolyn Collet. Funeral services at Our Lady of Consolation church led by Rev Othmar Miller with interment in St Marys cemetery. Pallbearers named John S Fox Joseph Jacoby Ralph Brown Herman Dorr Raymond Orians Joseph Thiiery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Moes
Lisbon
P.M. Collet
Town
Mr. Moes
Luxemburg
Germany
Anthony
Mary Moes
Wyandot
Migs Theresa Dostervat St. ‘Bealfane Johiprah
New, Riegel
Moes
Elizabeth
Carolyn Collet
John S. Fox
Joseph Jacoby
Ralph Brown
Herman Dorr
Raymond Orians
Joseph Thiiery
Births Reported From Area Families in Recent Days
An 844-pound daughter was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Hilarion Haubert at home south of town and christened Mary Louise at Our Lady of Consolation in Eugene Haubert of Detroit and Miss Gertrude Haubert of Frenchtown as sponsors. A daughter was born Saturday night to Lieut. and Mrs. M. M. Bradley of Annapolis at Columbia hospital Washington D C named Carolyn Gertrude in honor of two grandmothers. Lieut. Bradley is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bradley of E Findlay street. A 6-pound son was born Wednesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Tong at the home of Mrs. Tong’s parents on E Findlay street. An 8-pound daughter was born Thursday June 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Alerd H Gutenberg of Salem township named Irene Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilarion Haubert
Mary Louise
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Eugene Haubert
Detroit
Gertrude Haubert
Frenchtown
M. M. Bradley
Annapolis
Columbia Hospital
Washington, D. C
Carolyn Gertrude
Lieut. Bradley
W. G. Bradley
E. Findlay Street
Winfield Tong
Briggs Roberts Wedding in Toledo United Brethren Church
Miss Myrtle Fern Briggs daughter of Grove street residents wed Floyd Roberts son of Near Upper Sandusky Saturday at 4 in Oakdale United Brethren Toledo. Rev J W Shock officiated with single ring. witnesses included Roberts family and Datson. Bride wore orchid silk crepe. she is Carey High School 1926 graduate and Bowling Green student. They plan a weeklong wedding trip and will live on a farm near Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Fern Briggs
James Briggs
Grove Street
Floyd Roberts
Ora Roberts
Upper Sandusky
Oakdale
Former Minister Buried in Sidney Funeral
Rev. J. C. Rinehart former pastor of the United Brethren church in St. Marys died of apoplexy while serving at Sidney. Several St. Marys friends attended the funeral Tuesday. He is survived by his wife and three children including two sons in the ministry. He previously led Beech Grove United Brethren church south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys
J. C. Rinehart
United Brethren Church
Sidney
U. B. Church
Rev. Rinehart
Beech Grove United Brethren Church
Carey Man Held on Breakin and Entering Charge
Zenith Zender of Carey was arraigned after being taken into custody on a charge of breaking and entering the Standard Oil station. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury on a $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenith Zender
Carey
Standard Oil
Justice of the Peace
F. E. Weidaw
Zender
Grand
Regular meeting of C. L. of C. July 11
The C. L. of C. announces a regular meeting to be held Monday evening next week on July 11. Members are urged to attend and participate in planned discussions and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L.of C
Rebekah Lodge
Semi Pros Split Twin Bill With Springfield Tramps
Ferner pitched well for the Semi Pros in a 9-2 Sunday win over the Springfield Tramps while yielding eight hits in the loss to Findlay 1-0 on Monday. Parcel held Findlay to five hits as the pitchers battled. Burke of Springfield belted a long homer, and Carey and Farrell provided strong defense and offense in a tight series. Upcoming games include a twilight tilt with the Tiffin Merchants and a return with the Gulf Prides of Toledo, aiming to prove the team can handle northwestern Ohio rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferner
Springfield Tramps
Market Aces
Findlay
Burke
Springfield
Parcel
Butya Sithely Atebats
Rhe Findlay
Carey
Honecker
Orlans
Tiffin Merchants
Gulf Prides
Olds Motors
Toledo
Monroe
Mich
Delta
Ohio
Michigan
Domestic Art Club Demonstrates Dress Scoring Techniques
The Domestic Art club met at Mrs. Allan Baker's home for its third gathering. Elizabeth Bachman and Adora Jane Hunter demonstrated "How to Score a Dress" while Kathleen Frantz learned the basics. Rita Brown and Persis Peirce hosted lunch and Cartha Phillips and Martha Phillips will host the next meeting on July 14 at Mrs. Baker's with Frances Peirce as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic Art Club
Allan Baker
Elizabeth Bachman
Adora Jane Hunter
Cartha
Martha Phillips
Happy Hour Sewing Club Outing and Meeting
Members of the 4 H Happy Hour Sewing club met at leader Mrs C H Baker's home. They drove to Charles Hoops' house for a day trip with a picnic lunch and afternoon swimming. The next meeting will be at Mrs Baker's home. Reporter Ruth Steigerwalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Sewing Club
C. H Baker
Charles Hoops
Baker
Hoepf
Ruth Steigerwalt
Notice of Budget Hearing Ridge Township Ohio 1932
A public hearing on Ridge Township budget will be held Monday evening July 18 1932 at 6 pm at the Board of Trustees office. Two copies of the budget are on file at the Clerk A M Bachar home in Carey Ohio and open for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Township
Board of Trustees
A. M. Bachar
Carey
Ohio
Trustees of
Residents Back Floral City Rubber Plant Move to Fostoria
About 50 Fostorians have subscribed the required 6000 dollars to bring the Floral City Rubber company plant to this city. Trustees will notify S F Sawyer, manager, once the funds are collected to move equipment here and start operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Floral City Rubber Company
S F Sawyer
W. B. A. Plans Evening for Charter Members
The local W. B. A. will entertain charter members Friday at 8:00 PM. All members are urged to attend the social event and welcome the charter group.
Sousa Era Band Names and March Titles Featured
A fragment lists Sousa works and composers including Fred Jewell Maurice Davis Jules Reynard Will Huff and Henry Fillmore alongside march titles such as The Zouaves Fort Royal The Flower Pageant and Legend of a Rose. The text resembles a program or catalog entry for a band concert or music page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Royal
Sousa
Fred Jewell
Maurice Davis
Jules Reynard
Will Huff
Jenry Fillmore
Lutheran Church Notes Summer Services and Camps
Regular Sunday services and Sunday school run through summer with two August Sundays hosting only Sunday school. Evening service suspended. Pastor will preach on Back to the Farm. Four boys Charles Long Paul Burson Stanley Montague Donald Wenner attend Lutheran boys camp near Marblehead Lake Erie for two weeks. Lakeside summer school July 18 to 23 offers church school and mission study courses and Synodical youth sessions. Interested individuals should contact Rev. Paul R. Clouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Boys
Marblehead
Lake Erie
Charles Long
Paul Burson
Stanley Montague
Donald Wenner
Lakeside
Synod of Ohio
Synodical Young People’s Organization
Paul R. Clouser
Morin Survives Near-Fatal Lake Erie Boat Crash
Local A. P. manager A Morin narrowly escaped serious injury when his outboard speed boat struck a submerged log in Lake Erie near Point Place. He was traveling 53 miles per hour and was thrown from the boat. a rubber helmet and life jacket saved him from worse bruises as the craft tore apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morin
Lake Erie
Point Place
Kummerer Family Reunion Held Near Tiffin
About 50 relatives gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Kummerer Jr. near Tiffin for a family reunion. Dinner was served at noon and the afternoon featured cards, music, and social time. The 1933 reunion will be at Mrs. John Kummerer’s home in Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kummerer
Gustave Kummerer, Jr
Tiffin
John Kummerer
Annual Festival at St. Joseph's Church Salem
The annual festival for the benefit of St. Joseph's church in Salem will be held Tuesday evening July 26 on the church grounds. The usual chicken supper will be served and many other attractions are planned. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Salem
Carey School Band Free Concert at the Park
The Carey school band, directed by H. R. Hutchinson, will present a free concert at the park on Sunday afternoon July 19. The event aims to encourage the musicians by an appreciative crowd and a show of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey School
H. R. Hutchinson
Cars Vacuum Cleaned at Chevrolet Garage for $1
Offer invites customers to have their car vacuum cleaned and washed at the Chevrolet Garage for one dollar. It emphasizes convenience and low price for basic vehicle cleaning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Gintert Hickle and Pahl Family Reunions Planned
The Gintert and Hickle families announce their 12th annual reunion for Sunday August 7 1932 in M S Mitten grove east of Carey with Fred Tanner as president and P H Helck as vice president Mrs Clarence Brooks secretary treasurer. The Pahl family reunion is set for Sunday July 10 1932 at Water Works park Carey with Mrs J T Stombaugh as secretary. A High Mass for deceased members is scheduled for 7:30 at Our Lady of Consolation church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gintert
Hickle
M. S. Mitten Grove
Carey
Fred Tanner
McCutchenville
P. H. Helck
E. Findlay Street
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Quick Get Away: Clay Shuman Returns from Lakeside Chase
Monday near midnight Clay ton Shuman arrived at his father's home a mile west of town and surprised two men working over the auto he had driven into the barn. The pair fled in a car pursued by Shuman, crashing in a field. they escaped on foot after abandoning the vehicle. Items missing from the car suggest battery theft and police hunt George Heck, owner of the abandoned car, remains at large as investigators search the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Shuman
Lakeside
Shuman
Clayton
Wyandot County Farm Bureau to Meet in Carey Park
Wyandot County Farm Bureau will hold its second quarterly meeting and bicentennial celebration in Carey Park Friday July 8. A 630 PM picnic supper will be followed by a concert by the Carey school band and an 8 PM program. Speakers include Murray D. Lincoln or Verna Elsinger. All members and their families are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot
Freight changes on Big Four alter Carey Sandusky local
The Carey Sandusky local on the Big Four is discontinued effective last Monday. Belefontaine freight will run to Sandusky with trips north on Monday Wednesday Friday and return on Tuesday Thursday Saturday. The local switch engine will operate at Tiffin Vanlue and Carey. The Detroit diner from Passenger No 3 stays here each afternoon and returns to Detroit on No 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey-Sandusky
Belefontaine
Sandusky
Tiffin
Vanlue
Carey
Detroit
Estate settlement notice urged for Carey Times readers
Local legal notice urges attorneys to file estate settlement notices with the Carey Times. The brief message emphasizes using the newspaper for official notice publication to reach interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
English Wedding in Oakland Evangelical Church
Miss Wilma B. Murphy and William R. Bishop wed in a formal Anglican style ceremony at the Oakland Evangelical church with a 4:30 PM ring service. The event drew about 306 guests and featured classical music, pink and blue floral decor, and a reception at Miss Gladhart’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Evangelical Church
Wilma B. Murphy
William R. Bishop
H. E. Williamson
Clyde R. Wendall
Ignyer
iMyde R ¢ Wendell
Efrain
T. J. Black
Lois Hecker
Herman Greenbaum
Mr. Bishop
Gladhart
Main Street
Bishop
N. Main Street
Pollak Steel Company
Marion Star
Wesley Bishop
Local and Personal News From Carey Times Reunion Cards Busy
J C Leasure returned home from Akron over the weekend. Nellie Balsley of Findlay visited Dr and Mrs A W Balsiley Sunday. Byers family spent the Fourth at Cedar Point. Fred Garn of Toledo visited Aunt Emmon Frederick. Dunn and Roller began eight miles of water bound macadam in Morrow county. Numerous visits and relatives from Mansfield Bellefontaine Fostoria Cleveland Philadelphia Columbus Detroit Dayton Upper Sandusky and Toledo appear in this roundup of local and personal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
J. C. Leasure
Akron
Nellie Balsley
Findlay
A. W. Balsiley
A. F. Byers
John
Ardyth
Cedar Point
Fred Garn
Toledo
Emmon Frederick
Dunn & Roller
Morrow County
Arthur Huston
Mansfield
H. G. Houk
Legion Observes Fourth Tuesday with Ball Game and Auto Races
The Legion celebration at the county fair grounds featured a Carey versus Upper Sandusky junior Legion baseball game with Upper rallying in the seventh inning to win amid 12 errors by Carey. Auto races followed, with Jim Brown winning the first 5m32s, Lanker taking the second race in 8m56s, Carr winning the third, and Brown clinching the final 15 mile race in 15m05s at high speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
County Fair Grounds
Upper Sandusky
Carey Junior Legion
Carey-Upper Sandusky
Upper
Secord
Fetchter
Carey
L&id
Carey Batteries
Feitcher
Culver
Jesko
Grady
Messmer
Myers
Jacoby
E. Orians
B. Kitzler
H. Kitzler
Stover
Dickey
K. Culver
C. Culver
F. Feichter
Clark
Hirst
Shellhouse
Osborn
Newell
D. Feichter
Citchers
Roszman
Garner
Newman
Jim Brown
Findlay
Gail Lanker
Ross Johnson
Steve Kearns
van Wert
Brown
Lanker
Ralph Schlachter
Tiffin
Russell Ricter
Dayton
William Carr
Johnson
Ricter
Johnson Chevrolet
Russell
Carr
Don Donelson's Semi Pros Lease Rubber Plant Field
The Semi Pros secure the lease of the rubber plant field including all land owned by them. The west boundary begins at the road east of the old porcelain and includes the land the porcelain siding sits on. A police patrol will monitor games and trespassing is banned except by paid admission, especially the Hoover bleachers section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Donelson
Porcelains
Carey Prolice
Hoover
Quiet Fourth in Carey Ends Without Fireworks
A quiet Fourth in Carey saw little celebration with few firecrackers heard, leaving residents noting a peaceful holiday feel.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Briggs-Roberts
Rhe Carey
Orions
Fenton
Payne
Rust
Rebekahs
Henry Fillmore
Louisy Panella
Fade E. Wells
Lutheran Church Notes
ST. Joseph's
Burravu
H. E. Clinger
Mary of
Bellefontaine
H. M Grinton
Mary
Jack
Philadelphia
George Newhard
S. F Steele
Oldene Stephenson
F H. Streely
Ruth
W. J. Jefferson
Amy Butts
Helen Deidrick
Deidricks
Clarence Deidrick
B . Kitzler
Barbara Ann
This Place
Margaret
Columbus
W. L Campbell
Nancy
Ben Brown
Mary Jane
Ernestine Kistler
Marcus Schlachter
E. North Street
George Bell
Cora
Kathleen Gabriel
Mr. Bell
Jerry Merrihew
Quiet
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