Community notes from July 8 1915 in Carey Ohio area
A collage of local items includes a birthday surprise for G W Sutphen by Luther Church Choir members, a horse and buggy collision south of town injuring occupants, and car and home upgrades. Other notes mention telegraph operator changes, Oldsmobile agency news, road improvement petitions, and summer travel departures of local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Sutphen
W. Main Street
Elmer Wonder
Byron Ogg
J. C. Kennerley
J. A. Newcomer
J. L. Culler
Gladys Kennerley
Corrinne Wenner
Cletis Lowery
Marty Newhard
Doris
Madge Barton
Ruth Kurtz
Kathryn McGuire
Coretta
Mary Powell
Elsie Howard
Bertha Shifford
Mary Ranger
Ruth Ewing
Fordyce Ogg
Nial Ryder
Robert Ewing
J.D. Ewing
I. L. Culler
Lutheran Church Choir
Sutphen
Paul Moser
Upper Sandusky
Fred Woessner
Dale England
Harry Bakes
Carey
Harry Paul
Lake Street
Lillie M. Brayton
Stevenson
Springfield
Joe DeWitt
Carey and area residents in brief local notes
Community updates cover travels and visits by Carey residents, band activities, office move, and local crimes. Notable deaths include Amos Bixby of Carey and Ruth Elizabeth Lawhead of east of Adrian. Also reported are farm sales nearby, a near-miss at the elevator, a rifle accident, and post office planning in Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Heights
R. D. Karg
S. A. Wenner
Carey Farmers Elevator Co
James Millholand
Marion Gault
Glenn Gault
A. W. Balsley
W. L. Arnholt
Elizabeth
Carolyn
Toledo
J A. McDaniel
Claude Hile
O W. Squier
Checker and Chess Players of
Ohio
Meadowbrook Park
Bascom
Upper Sandusky
Karl H. Hale
Ruth Elizabeth Lawhead
Clarence Lawhead
East of Adrian
L. D. Trubey
Dow Street
Property valuation changes in Carey corporation assets 1915 report
Herbert Newhard, assessor for Carey corporation, lists 1915 asset values totaling 459 390 against 445 490 in 1914, a gain of 13 900. Livestock, autos, household goods, watches, pianos, organs, merchandise and real estate show varied increases, with real estate up to 1 329 810 and total real estate gain of 4 900 over 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Newhard
Carey Corporation
School board hires three teachers for Carey project
At a board of education meeting on Thursday evening July 4 1935 three teachers were hired Miss Helen Davis of Russellsville will head home economics T D Arnold of Wilmington will lead vocational agriculture Cloyce Wentling of Carey will head manual training and assist physical education Mrs Edmond Pahl directs hygiene and home care of the sick as part of the emergency school in Carey this summer Also W H Huston installs machinery in his newly built sawmill on 11 lots he owns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Helen Davis
Russellsville
T. D. Arnold
Wilmington
Cloyce, Wentling
Carey
Manuel
Edmond Pahl
W. H. Huston
Wilburn, 79, Dies at Wharton Home
William P. Wilburn retired farmer died at 6 30 a m Wednesday July 6 1955 in his Wharton residence after years of illness. Born May 16 1876 in Carter county Kentucky he moved to Wharton in 1945. Survived by wife Sally Ann 10 children 31 grandchildren and a half brother. Funeral Friday 2 30 p m from Wharton Church of God with Rev Robert Fast officiating burial in Wharton Cemetery. Body at Bristoll Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Wilburn
Wharton
Carter County
Marion Wilburn
Sally Ann Wilbur
Mary McCarl
Catherine Swint
Columbus
Eddie
Ottis
Arthur
Bertis Wilburn
Lockbourne
John
South Webster
Mae Conley
Josephine Justice
Wortland
Alfred
Wharton Church of God
Robert Fast
Wharton Cemetery
Bristoll Funeral Home
Service News: Pvt Aidan McKinnon Visits Fort Knox Family
Pvt Aidan McKinnon of Fort Knox Kentucky spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Ira McKinnon. His wife formerly Mary Ann Bullock returned to Fort Knox with him Sunday morning and will remain there indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidan McKinnon
Ft Knox
Ira McKinnon
Mary Ann Bullock
Musgraves Visit Fort Knox Family Trip Highlights
Mr and Mrs Carl A Musgrave and children traveled to Fort Knox to visit their eldest son Pvt Carl H Musgrave stationed there. They toured the 3rd Armored swimming pool Mess hall with the unit, attended a Marrow Troop show, and toured the gold vault Patton Museum Tower Chapel on base. The trip included a scenic drive through Ohio Kentucky and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A Musgrave
George
Clyde
Ronald
James
Paul
Carla Duane
Pvt
Carl H Musgrave
Fort Knox
3Rd Armored
Musegraves
Tower Chapel
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Gold Vault
Patton Museum
Death Notices in Wyandot County Area
Mrs Mary Schiffer Lonsway 90 of New Riegel died June 26 in Jackson Midh Roscoe Lonsway son Charles Play 88 of Upper Sandusky died June 29 in Wyandot Memorial Hospital after a 5 week illness Area Deaths Jacob Elmer Bolyard 86 Nevada died June 27 at Wyandot Memorial Hospital from a stroke June 19. Mrs Clara Artz 89 widow of Gust Artz died June 27 at daughter Hortense Artz home Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary (Schiffer) Lonsway
New Riegel
Jackson
Midh
Roscoe Lonsway
Adrian
Charles E Play
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
Jacob Elmer Bolyard
Nevada
Clara Artz
Gust Artz
Hortense Artz
Upper
Sandusky
Area Births Antil June 30
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Milton H Kuenzli of Nevada on June 30. The newborn joins siblings in the Kuenzli household as area residents celebrate the birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antil
Milton H. Kuenzli
Nevada
Court News MARRIAGE LICENSES AND BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS
Arch Robertson Jr and Helen Marie Ruby appear in marriage license items. Names include Arch Robertson Sr and William Ruby. Court notes Henry Martin, Betty Hendricks, and Patricia Laird among others. County records show 45 mortgages filed totaling 261850.69, 39 releases, 72 deeds, 243 chattel mortgages filed totaling 215017.14, and 128 chattel mortgages released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Robertson, Jr
Sandusky
Arch Robertson
Helen Marie Ruby
Upper Sandusky
William Ruby
W. A. Tabbert
Thomas L. Johnson
Walnut
N. C
Patricia L. Laird
Carey
Cecil G. Laird
Henry Martin
Betty Hendricks
Rev. Wilson
Kenton
Alan W Bolyard
June car and truck sales reported for Wyandot County
Clerk Paul D. Enders noted 72 new cars sold by dealers in June, plus 227 used dealer sales and 49 casual used car sales. Twelve new trucks and 11 used trucks were sold. Six divorces were granted in June, up from none in June 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul D. Enders
Wyandot County
Lawsuit filed over auto damages and injuries after Route 15 crash
Marcella Phillips S Muncie Street Carey and Motorists Mutual Insurance Co. sue Preston Schuck Vanlue in Common Pleas for 5881.50 claiming damages to an automobile and personal injuries from a highway crash west of Carey on Route 15 Sept 3 1954. A divorce suit is also filed by Mildred Wagner against Lester Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Marcella Phillips
S. Muncie
Street
Carey
Motorists Mutual Insurance Co
Columbus
Preston Schuck
Vanlue
Administrator appointed for O Donnell estate in Upper Sandusky
F K Cassel of Upper Sandusky named administrator with the will annexed of James Charles O Donnell. Inventory and appraisement for Samuel L Walter estate set for hearing July 25 at 1030 am. Hearings for Harry G Swavel and Charles Bland estates set for July 25 and July 26 respectively. Statements filed for Paul W Ayres and Claudé M Beutler estates show inheritance tax exemptions exceed estate values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Cassel
Upper Sandusky
James Charles O'Donnell
Samuel L. Walter
Harry G Swavel
Charles Bland
Paul
Fourth Rothgeb Spires family reunion set for Carey Park
The 4th annual Rothgeb and Spires family reunion will take place at Carey Waterworks Park on Sunday July 10. Officers of the association include President John Rothgeb Bellefontaine Vice-president Wyatt Risner Toledo and secretary treasurer Mrs Edward Coldiron McCutchenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothgeb
Spires
Carey Waterworks Park
John Rothgeb
Bellefontaine
Wyatt Risner
Toledo
Edward Coldiron
McCutchenville
Rebekah School Officers Elected in District 17 Melmore
Mrs Elmer Hall was elected district treasurer and Miss Betty Clouse reelected district secretary at the Rebekah School of Instructions District 17 held in Melmore last Wednesday. Also noted are social visits from local families to picnics and a Birthday Club gathering hosted by Mrs Lucy Dible. A rural four lane highway plan would affect nine acres per mile of farmland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hall
Betty Clouse
Bertha Crumline
Lucy Dible
Margaret Lawhead
Rebekah
Minnie Bare
McCutchenville
Jerry Enders
B J Clouse
Gregory
Jeffrey Enders
Paul D. Enders
Upper Sandusky
Dible
Marriage Licenses Issued in Hancock County Probate Court
Raymond R Reinhart a laborer of New Rieger route 1 and Patricia L Clouse of Findlay obtained a marriage license. Byron L Wilcox a furniture refinisher of Vallejo California and Martha M Spensler a teacher of Findlay also received licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock County
Raymond R Reinhart
New Rieger
Route 1
Patricia L. Clouse
1604 Park Street
Findlay
Byron L. Wilcox
Vallejo
Calif
Martha M. Spensler
E. Main Cross Street
Invalid is Happy Collecting Dolls Spirit Lake Woman
Spirit Lake Iowa Mrs Eve lyn Swearingen 49 an invalid for 23 years collects more than 400 dolls from 70 countries She is unable to move except for the thumb and first finger which she uses to correspondence with other doll collectors and alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Evelyn Swearingen
Swearingen
17 Yearold Collection Showcases Diverse Figurines
A 17 year collection features American storybook characters foreign dolls and figures portraying different occupations and historical eras. The display emphasizes variety with characters from multiple cultures and time periods.
Ohio law on hats in theater draws fines for women wearers
An obscure Ohio statute imposes a fine of at least two dollars but not more than ten dollars if a woman is seen wearing a hat in a theater. A second act bans hat pins from protruding more than a half inch beyond the crown. violators face a fifty dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Itching Relief Ad Claims 15 Minute Immediate Effect
An old advertisement promises 15 minute relief from itching with YTCH-ME-NOT and Kiel germs O Contact. The copy asserts a money back guarantee at any drug store and touts external itch relief from Harry's Drug Score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
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Carey Auto Sales Co
Salem
Crawford Townships
Four Corner
W. H. Houk
Harold
Gertrude
Hher
Platte Lake
Lawrence Long
Verna
William Mullholand
Charles Mullholand
Malotto
William
L. E. Straw
Bren
Cleveland
Niall Ryder
Findlay Elks
F. J. Vigor
E. M. Reinhart
R. C. van Buren
Seneca Township
Main Pike
W. M. Presler
Amos Bixby
E. G. Laughlin
Frank Haford
Loraine
France
Carey Assessment
Chase & Sanborn
Dole
Donelson
Chet’s
Crawford
Wn. P. Wilburn
FT. Knox
Court News
Common Pleas Court
Mildred Wagner
Lester Wagner
the Carey
TIMES
Jeremiah Lynseed
Ammitt
Gumpox
Garey
Lynseed
Adrian News
Florida
Harold E. Shuman
Chryslers
Webitemeee
Conventor
Chrysler
Baughman Motor Sales
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