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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1938
Page
8
W. S. Schipfer announces his bid for County Auditor on the Democratic ticket subject to the August 9 primaries. PnOCH Bloom of Tymochtee Township and Oscar F. Veith of Upper Sandusky are also listed as Democratic candidates for County Auditor in the same August 9, 1938 primary.
Democratic primary candidates announced for County Commissioner. Chas A Wentz and Go Bert Luis Lopez listed as official contenders. Primary to be held Tuesday August 9 1938 with voters choosing party nominees.
The Carey Girls 4-H Club scheduled its annual Campfire for July 15 at the Upper Sandusky fair grounds during a Tuesday meeting. Demonstrations by Marjorie Orians and Monica Mullholland were chosen as the best this week. Visitors included Lula Mae and Miugh Lannings and Carmela Pasqualone.
A marriage license was issued in probate court to Frederick Meaxwell Kenan, a physician of Upper Sandusky, and Janis B. Benton, a teacher of Upper Sandusky. Also recorded is the license for Harry Feasel, a laborer of Carey, and Beulah Ritter, a Carey daughter. Printed name cards at The Carey Times office.
Miss Ella Anderson died Sunday evening at about 8 o clock at her sister Mrs C D Smiths home one mile west of Carey after six months of failing health and a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 30 pm from the residence with Rev Marion E Tinster of the M E church in charge. Burial was in Spring Grove cemetery. The pallbearers were five nephews and George Shuman. She was born December 23 1864 in Carey and was 73 years old. She was a pupil at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston taught piano for many years and gained renown as a watercolor painter with works in Upper Sandusky Findlay Fostoria and Carey. She was an adherent of Christian Science.
Theodore Kromer 53 of 1539 Milburn avenue Toledo died Monday after gall bladder inflammation. Services were held at Garner funeral home Wednesday at 2 pm with burial at Forest cemetery. He is survived by wife Bessie Fowler Kromer and many brothers and sisters from Fostoria Ann Arbor Carey and Toledo. He was a native of Carey and grew up in the area. The Carey Times still has exemption blanks of all kinds.
James Corbin a 63 year old crossing watchman for the Big Four railroad in Wharton died after self inflicted wounds Tuesday morning. He had been in failing health and despondent about his illness. He used a pocket knife severing an artery and slashing his wrist and abdomen before dying enroute to Pindlay hospital. Survived by wife Ethel and two children Blanche Schultz and Cletus Corbin with one son Robert deceased and one grandchild James Schultz. Funeral 2 pm from home and 3 pm at Bringman Co funeral home Upper Sandusky with Rev C F Betz officiating. Interment Vanlue cemetery.
Edward A Gibbs died at his E North street home after a five week battle with throat cancer. He was 68 and had spent most of his life in Carey. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Methodist church with burial in Spring Grove cemetery. Pallbearers included L. L. Lanning and other neighbors. Surviving are his wife Effie, four daughters Nellie Knapp Lulu Parris Gladys Lester and Addison Gibbs, and seven grandchildren plus two great grandchildren.
The family thanks relatives, neighbors, and friends for help during illness and death of their husband and father. They express gratitude to Rev. Tinster for consolation, the singers, Mr. Goff, and all who sent floral tributes. Signed by Mrs. Ed Gibbs and others.
Funeral services for W M Karr of Carey were held Saturday at 3 30 pm from Bristoll funeral home in Findlay Street. He died at Findlay hospital after illness last week. Rev Marion Tinsler officiated with burial in Spring Grove cemetery. Survivors include his wife Lillie Stoll Karr and a daughter Florence aged with several brothers and a sister. Relatives came from Indiana Findlay Mt Victory Marion Green Camp Urbana Akron Mexico Sycamore Canton and more. Floral tributes listed among many donors.
Mrs. W. M. Karr and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Ritter express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for support during illness and death. They thank Rev. Tinsler for words of consolation, those who sent flowers, the pallbearers, and Undertaker Bristoll for services.
Mrs Anna Rowe Shaner 72 native of Vanlue dies after year long illness arteriosclerosis. Funeral 2:30 pm Tuesday at Coldren funeral home for the Hancock county resident, survived by daughter Miss Florence Shaner and several relatives. husband L E Shaner predeceased in 1919. Born December 3 1865.
Funeral services for Anthony J. Corwin seventy died suddenly of a heart attack at his Fremont home were held Tuesday at 10 a m at Tschumy Bros funeral home. Rev F C Vanator officiated. burial in Oakwood cemetery. Corwin born Sycamore August 2 1868 lived in Millersville Ottawa before moving to Fremont. He married Josephine Fuller October 14 1899 in Carey. Survived by widow two daughters four sons two sisters and two brothers. Also an unrelated ad notes typewriter ribbons at The Carey Times.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Huff 86 were held at Christ Lutheran church with Rev Paul R Clouser presiding. Interment was in Maple Grove cemetery Findlay. Pallbearers were six grand nephews Franklin Brown Dean Powell Charles Kentfield Paul Powell Clayton Shuman Wayne Powell. Mrs Huff died suddenly last Wednesday of a heart attack at the home of her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs George Shuman whom she had lived with for 60 years. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Sam Abbate and children of Detroit George Huff of Alma Mich Mrs Angie Smith and sons Charles and David of South Lyon Mich Mrs Susan Larmonth and daughter Mrs Harvey s Brobst Mr and Mrs W D Goble of Findlay and Mrs C D Sipe and granddaughter Nancy Sipe of Chicago.
Mr and Mrs George Shuman express sincere appreciation to neighbors and friends for assistance during the aunt’s illness and passing. They thank Rev Clouser for consoling words, the choir, undertaker Goff, and those who sent flowers.
Fostoria reports a Route 23 crash fatality as Thomas Grady aged 29 from Dunbar Pennsylvania dies in city hospital after injuries sustained Tuesday.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Lydia Ogg 76 a Fremont resident for seven years and former Carey resident were held Tuesday at 9 a m at St Anns Catholic church Rev H P Chilcote pastor officiated and burial followed in Fountain cemetery Fostoria
Melvin Collins, 32, of Detroit, was killed when his car crashed on Route 23 south of Fostoria. A second Detroit man in the vehicle was injured. The body was sent to Dunbar for Thursday morning services.
Jacob Burk sold his farm west of town to L E Price. Mrs Florence Dunbar purchased the Price property on 85 Main street. Several residents report health improvements and visitors from Columbus, Upper Sandusky, and Florida were seen in Mt Vernon area.
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