Local social notes recount visits and outsized activity
Betty Stone of Detroit called on Twila and Betty Dean. Crawford travels to Catawba Island for an indefinite stay. G K Cole paints his shop interior. Miss Swinehart of Kenton visits the J J Herman home. Mrs Greely Marshall of Alvada callers Mrs Hagerman. Mrs G K Cole visits Bu cy rus friends. Roy Moser home from Youngstown for the weekend. Jesse Morehart visits sister Mrs Ann Miller from Deshler. Mrs S A Eschbach visits granddaughter Miss Lucille Wagner in Findlay. Etta Smith of Findlay visits, dines with Mrs S A Eschbach. Mr and Mrs Emil Weigelt and sons visit L A Snorden. L C Dipert and sons visit William Robinson. Elmer Gorsuch family visiting W H Pike. Mrs Cleone Stringfellow in Findlay with Edna Herschman mother care. High school band ice cream festival boosts funds. Harley Baughman family visit O E Dean family. Reunion cards printed at The Carey Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Stone
Detroit
Twila
Betty Dean
Stanford Crawford
Catawba Island
G. K. Cole
Miss Swinehart
Kenton
Roy Moser
Youngstown
Jesse Morehart
Deshler
Ann Miller
S. A. Eschbach
Weeek
Lucille Wagner
Findlay
Etta Smith
Vis
Emil Weigelt
Junior
Lester
Toledo
L. A. Snorden
L. C. Dipert
Paul
John
William Robinson
Elmer Gorsuch
W. H. Pike
Cleone Stringfellow
Edna Herschman
Harley Baughman
Glen and
Howard
Reva
O. E. Dean
Charles W Bell Dies Prominent Findlay Leader at 67
Charles Wesley Bell, 67, longtime Findlay resident, died at home from heart disease. A church and music figure, he led choirs, chaired church social events, and sang with gospel and Colonial groups. He previously served as Wharton postmaster and Ohio penitentiary guard and was a past president of Hancock County Soldiers and Sailors and Pioneers. He is survived by wife Sarah Estella Campbell, three sons Medford, Claire, and Paul, with two sons Omer and Rice preceding him. Funeral held at First Methodist Church with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wesley Bell
Findlay
E. Hardin Street
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Brotherhood
Bell
Hancock County Soldiers and Sailors and Pioneers Association
Society of
Nathan Hale
H E. Bookwalter
C F Latchaw
W P. Lehr
Arlington
Wharton
Ohio State Penitentiary
Alfred
Caroline Bell
Hancock County
Sarah Estella Campbell
Medford Bell
Grand Ledge
Mich
Claire Bell
W. Lincoln Street
Paul Bell
Omer and
Rice Bell
Mr. Bell
Wharton I. C. O. F. Lodge
Findlay First Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
F. Bringle McIntosh
Maple Grove Cemetery
Carey Boys to Judge Livestock at State Fair
Wyandot county 4-H members qualified for the Ohio State Fair livestock judging team. Ralph Phillips and Francis Hewitt of Carey plus Merlyn Buess and Rollin Young of Forest earned top scores in rings for Chester White swine Hereford cattle Shropshire sheep and Belgian horses. Phillips led with 317 points, Hewitt 300, Buess 285, Young 282 under OSU animal husbandry guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Ralph Phillips
Francis Hewitt
Carey
Merlyn Buess
Rollin Young
Forest
Chester
Sale Notice of Adelsperger Estates in Crawford Township
The undersigned offers for sale at the west door of the Court House in Upper Sandusky Wyandot County Ohio on Saturday July 27 1935 at 2 o clock p m 40 acres of real estate in Section 10 Crawford township belonging to the estates of Albert P Adelsperger and Alice M Adelsperger both deceased. The premises lie about 2 miles northeast of Carey Ohio and are appraised as a whole at 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County
Ohio
Crawford Township
Albert P. Adelsperger
Alice M. Adelsperger
Carey
Instructors Assist On Club Tour
D Lloyd Martin of Forest Donald Foster of Marseilles and T D Arnold of Carrey assisted Mr McCann during the vocational agriculture department tour judging session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lloyd Martin
Forest
Donald Foster
Marseilles
T. D. Arnold
Rrey
Mr. McCann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vanlue
Carey Times
Charles W. Bell
Emerine’s Quality Market
Bologna
Beef
Crak de
Seersuckers Plains
J. P. Coates Thread
Carey’ S Popular Price Store
Big Yank
the Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Place of
Paradise Inn
West St
Lakeland
John Craun
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