1895 Carey News Highlights From July Fourth and Town
Local notes report Carey events from 166 tickets sold at Upper Sandusky to a large Fourth of July crowd. Firecrackers were suppressed, crops and weather discussed, plus town troop movements, baptisms, marriages, and a 74 hour Bible reading ending July 7 at Memorial Evangelical church.
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Columbia Bicycle
Simonis Bros
Upper Sandusky
Carey
C. Haines
P. A
R. R
M. E. Church
Buell
Cleveland
McKinley
Dent
Perkins & Wallace
Main Street
Kansas
Carey Area News in Brief 1926 Highlights
Walter Gottfried of east of Carey bought Carey's first Whippet automobile last week. Mrs. Nicholas Albus of northeast of Carey died suddenly near Bascom. Alfred Miller of west of Carey and Miss Jeanette Fox of Fostoria wed. T. H. Hart, former Carey resident, died in Long Beach, Calif. Strand program at the theater includes Under Western Skies with Norman Kerry, The Beautiful City with Barthelmess and Gish, and A Woman's Faith with Marmont and Rubens. Michael Perl, 68, a former Carey resident, died at Bellevue. survived by wife Mary Keechley and sons Melvin Perl and Wallace Nye². A 1744-pound son was born last Thursday.
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Walter Gottfried
East of Carey
Carey
Nicholas Albus
Edward Albus
Bascom
Alfred Miller
Frank Miller
West of Carey
Jeanette Fox
Fostoria
T. H. Hart
Long Beach
Calif
Hart
California
Strand
Norman Kerry
Pendleton
Richard Barthelmess
Dorothy Gish
Percy Marmont
Alma Rubens
Michael Perl
Bellevue
Helen McKee
Mary C Keechley
Melvin Perl
Los Angeles
Wallace Nye
Bronguitr
Mystery Shrouds Burning of Auto
A 1986 Ford sedan burned a mile south of town with all occupants missing. Sheriff Jonas learned three women and two children matching descriptions had boarded a Detroit-bound bus after the blaze, and two young men who worked on the motor were seen at the scene. Officials investigated theft and sought the occupants.
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Michigan
Here
Fred Jonas
Jonas
Crane Township
Ater
Detroit
Bow & Arrow
Chief Union
800 Ton Cherry Harvest Anticipated at Clyde Kraut Orchard
Picking began last week at the Clyde Kraut Company's cherry orchard east of Clyde for what is reported as the biggest crop of the best cherries. A large workforce was needed and an 800 ton harvest was anticipated. About 150 workers assisted in the Clyde factory canning and freezing the crop.
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Clyde Kraut Company
Clyde
Ready To Issue Birth Documents
Certificates of births registered in Tiffin city or Seneca county health districts will be issued on request to health commissioners for 30 cents. They certify county birth records with name sex color date and place of birth and are prima facie evidence in courts. Some uses require a certified copy of the original certificate. City and county health commissioners are prepared to issue the short form registration certificate.
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Tiffin City
Seneca County
Local Berry News Social Roster Notes Visits
A string of visits and family gatherings fills the Berry area schedule. E K Conley and Frank Eberle appear among guests. many Gibson Conley Caudill and Bland families host relatives from Akron Upper Sandusky Cleveland Tiffin Carey and Kentucky.
Findlay Schools Open September 8 To Avoid Fair
The Findlay public schools will open the fall term Monday morning September 8 to avoid conflict with the Hancock county fair. This later date shifts from the usual day after Labor Day.
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Findlay
Hancock County
Community Visits and Local Social Notes in McCutcheonville
Dewey De Tray visited Kent relatives last week. The Butterfly 4 H club met at the schoolhouse Tuesday. Miss Rachel Webb of Franklin Indiana visited friends here over the weekend. Mr and Mrs J E Sprinkle of Loveland visited relatives here. Supt. and Mrs L A Fisher and family spent the Fourth with Buhalia relatives. Mr and Mrs Jack Gale of Indianapolis visited Mrs Gale's parents. Mr and Mrs Henry Clark and son Lonnie of New Washington called on Edith Clark Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Bramwell and daughters of Detroit and Mr and Mrs Mark Stophlet of Toledo were here.
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Bramwell
Harry O'Mullholand
Willard Mullholand
Cleveland
M. D. Shafer
S. A. Wenner
Carey
D. D. Shafer
Junior Knaup
Fort Knox
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Kent
Rachel Webb
Franklin
Ind
J E &Sprinkle
Loveland
L A. Fisher
Buhalia
Jack Gale
Indianapolis
Gale
Vernon Heimrich
Henry Clark
Lonnie
New Washington
Edith Clark
Robert Bramwell
Detroit
Mark Stophlet
Toledo
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