Sunday Dinner Guests At Various Homes
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Richard Smith and Mrs Mary Kear at Miss Stella Nyes home. Almon Blue and Mr and Mrs Bradley visited Elmer Wonder. Vertie D Bame hosted Thursday guests including Mrs Lewis Newcomer Wayne and Mrs Lydia Bowers Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Smith
Mary Kear
Stella Nye
Mrg“Almon Blue
Ww ‘A. “Bradley
Elmer Wonder
Lewis Newcomer
Wayne
Lydia Bowers
Findlay
Alletha Newcomer
Pauline
I. E. Copley
Vertie D. Bame
Dinner Guests From Fostoria Nevada Visit Slotterbecks
Mr and Mrs John Slotterbeck hosted Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Harold Bentz and daughter Betty Jane of Fostoria. In the afternoon visitors were Mrs Frank Smith and daughter Miss Fannie of Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Slotterbeck
Harold Bentz
Betty Jane
Fostoria
Frank Smith
Miss Fannie
Nevada
Picnic Supper Shared by Families at Harrison Smith Park
Mrs. Ella Smith Miss Etta Kem merly Mrs. Maynard Cram and children John Betty Louise from Mansfield joined Mr and Mrs Jack Spitler and their daughters Audrey Betty and son Charles Raul Stout of Lima and Delmer Lortz for a Sunday picnic at Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Smith
Etta Kemmerly
Maynard Cram
John
Betty
Louise
Mansfield
Jack Spitler
Audrey
Charles
Raul Stout
Lima
Delmer Lortz
Harrison Smith Park
Upper Sandusky
Guests entertained at A C Buckingham home Sunday
The following guests were entertained at the A C Buckingham home Sunday Miss Garnett McKee and Mr William McFall of West Sonora Mr and Mrs John Hender son of Forest Mr and Mrs F G Carpenter of Fostoria Mr and Mrs Elmer Hagley and Mr and Mrs Merl Buckingham and son Lewis of Carey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Buckingham
Garnett McKee
William McFall
West Sonora
John Henderson
Forest
F. G Carpenter
Fostoria
Elmer Hagley
Merl Buckingham
Son Lewis
Carey
Sunday Dinner Guests Include Savidge and Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Savidge hosted a large Sunday dinner with guests M. K. Savvidge and son Foster of Mr. Victory, Ralph Savidge of Akron, S. Burson and sons Paul and Reid, Jane Burson, Alice Savidge, W. J. Bair and daughter Phyllis with sons Billy and Bobby, Harry Markwell of New York City, and Hattie Temple of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Savidge
M. K. Savvidge
Foster
Victory
Ralph Savidge
Akron
S. Burson
Paul and
Reid
Jane Burson
Alice Savidge
W. J. Bair
Phyllis
Billy
Bobby Harry Markwell
New York City
Hattie Temple
Marion
Fleck Family Reunion At Carey Home
The Fleck family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs John Vieck, a mile south of Carey, with relatives from Marton Lovell Tiffin and Kansas Station including Frank Feeley Edna Elnora Ralph Irvin Norbert Mary Lily Dorothy Harold and Ambrose Fleck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleck
John Vieck
Carey
Frank Feeley
Edna
Elnora
Ralph
William Courtad
Irvin
Marton
John Brooks
Norbert
Lovell
Ralph Schlachter
Nicholas Schlachter
Tiffin
Ambrose Fl
Stombaugh Family Hosts Sunday Guests from Bellaire
Sunday morning Mr and Mrs J T Stombaugh traveled to Tiffin where they met Mr and Mrs Garfield Hepurn and Harland Homer Montgomery of Bellaire who joined the J O U A M excursion. The group then went to Carey for breakfast and dinner, returning to Tiffin to visit the Home. Before returning to Carey the Stombaughs called on Mrs Frances Logadon, ill at the Gardner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Stombaugh
Tiffin
Garfield Hepurn
Harland Homer Montgomery
Bellaire
Carey
Stombaugh
Mysterious Injury Brings Elmer Wonder Home
Early morning around 6 30 Elmer Wonder was found unconscious at his N Vance Street home. Mrs Wonder cannot identify the caller and investigators say he was struck by an auto near the A G Y crossing while crossing the railroad tracks to his barn. Condition remains serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wonder
N. Vance Street
Reunion invitations printed at Carey Times office
Carey Times prints reunion invitations on site, inviting former residents and local alumni to gather. The notice highlights date and venue details for a community event organized by the newspaper staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Wheat belt life and flood damage travel diary
A July 1929 diary from Kansas to Ohio describes wheat as the sole income, floods breaking two dams near Hutchinson with $3,000,000 in damage, and crossing the Missouri River on a wooden bridge. The writer notes Missouri’s poor crop prospects and urban police radios in Chicago with plans for a 1933 World's Fair and traveling sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Kansas
Tuly
Phere
Acre
Hutchinson
Hutchison
Wichita
Zavikanss River
Tere
Kansas City
Long Road Trip Records Through 7500 Miles
Mr and Mrs Ed Parson Mr Frank Shore Mr and Mrs C C Wentz report a journey covering 7500 miles with only two punctures and a fuel usage of 388 gallons during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Parson
Frank Shore
CC. V. Wentz
Gibbs Nominated for Wyandot County Treasurer
In the May 3 1865 Wyandot Pioneer notice the Union convention candidate A E Gibbs of Carey is urged for County Treasurer after previously being elected but ousted by a corrupt county official. Crawford reports the call to support Gibbs for a renewed nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot Pioneer
Brunner & Powell
Upper Sandusky
Union
A. E. Gibbs
Carey
Union County
Crawford
Births Reported at Polyclinic Hospital Long Island Couple
A son named David Loren was born Sunday at Polyclinic hospital to Mr and Mrs Loren Ray of Long Island New York. Mrs Ray was formerly Lydia Heck of this place. An 80 pound daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs J V Wagner of E South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Ray
Long Island
N. Y
Polyclinic Hospital
New York City
David Loren
Ray
Lydia Heck
J. V. Wagner
E. South Street
Helen Hat Shoppe Adds Fall Goods Under Briggs Shick
The Helen Hat Shoppe announces new fall merchandise and new addresses for shopping. Briggs and Shick now own the store and invite customers to come in and view the updated selection of hats hosiery and nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs & Shick
First Wheat Delivered to Carey Coop This Season
Last Thursday afternoon Ralph Haford from east of town delivered the season’s first wheat load to Carey Farmers Co op. The sample tested 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Haford
East of Town
Carey Farmers Coop. Co
Carey
Will Lay Tracks At Lime Plant By Extra Section Gang
An extra section gang of about 15 men has been put to work here by the A. C. and Y. for the next four months laying new tracks including a Hocking Y spur at the lime plant.
St Joseph festival draws large crowd and band
A well attended St. Joseph festival Tuesday evening featured the Vanlue band and an enjoyable time. A delicious chicken dinner was served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Vanlue
Bernard Jacob Buys Soda Grill in Carey
Bernard Jacob, who recently resided in Toledo, returns to Carey and purchases the Soda Grill on E Findlay Street from Mrs. P W Jacob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Jacob
Toledo
Carey
E. Findlay Street
P. W. Jacob
Knights of Columbus Dance at Park Pavilion
The Knights of Columbus will hold a public dance this Thursday evening at the park pavilion. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Knights of Columbus
Park Pavilion
Seashell Poem Echoes Ocean Warnings and Memory
The poem describes a seashell placed by a cottage door singing of distant oceans. It likens the shell’s song to a poem and to a fog bell, calming the speaker as storms rage. The piece appears in Prospect Monitor, 1928 annual poetry collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred K. DIX
Prospect Monitox
Invention Aims to Eliminate Railroad Crossing Jars
John F. Zimmerman of Springfield spends ten days in town pursuing a patent for a device to smooth wheel flange passage across track gaps. The Knights of Pythias Home resident argues the mechanism will fill and open rail gaps automatically as wheels pass, operating from the first wheel through subsequent wheels. Born on a farm and once a photographer, Zimmerman has worked on the device four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Zimmerman
Springfield
Springfield News-Sun
Mr. Zimmerman
Knights of Pythias
Woman Injured in Three Car Crash Near Findlay
Mrs Strahm and Estmer Strahm of Dow Street were in a three car collision at Findlay Sunday around 11 PM. Mrs Strahm, seated beside Strahm with their 18 month old son, shielded the child, was cut from windshield impact, and remains at home after hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Estmer Strahm
Dow Street
Findlayer Strahm
Mr. Strahm
Mrs. Strahm
Auto Hits Train on Findlay Street
Albert Rothgeb employed at a stone quarry narrowly escaped serious injuries Friday evening when his westbound auto struck a southbound Hocking freight engine on Findlay street. The glare from the setting sun blinded him. The locomotive pushed the car aside, saving his life though he sustained a back head wound several facial lacerations and leg injury. Dr A W Balsley attended him. The auto was totaled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rothgeb
Findlay Street
Albert
A. W. Balsley
Carey to Play at Sycamore Sunday
Carey city team travels to Sycamore for a Sunday game expected to draw strong attendance. Sycamore has lost only two games this season to Toledo’s top squad while Carey strengthens its lineup with Chet Sherrick Sayler Sherrick of Bucyrus and Don ald Donelson joining the roster as key players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey City
Sycamore
Toledo
Carey
Chet
Sayler Sherrick
Bucyrus
Donald Donelson
Rey
Westbound motor trip letters from Merriman to Ruehle
Leo Fox and Maurice Ruehle travel across the West writing letters from Mer riman Nebraska. They describe camping in town parks near Valentine and Merriman, hunting jack rabbits, and seeking work on ranches in North and South Dakota. They visit the Chury ranch near Merriman, observe branding of calves, and note 60 000 acres with 800 cattle and 200 horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Fox
Maurice Ruehle
Maurice
A. J. Ruehle
Merriman
Neb
Valentine
North
South Dakota
Chury Ranch
Cole Keckler wedding in Carey at Methodist parsonage
Miss Goldin Keck ler and Cecil Cole of Carey wed Saturday at 4 pm in the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev. C R Williamson officiating. Witnesses were the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs J H Keelfer. The couple will reside in Carey. Mr Cole is son of Mr and Mrs Walter Cole and employed in Carey Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Goldin Keckler
Cecil Cole
Carey
C. R. Williamson
J. H. Keelfer
Mr Cole
Walter Cole
W B A Notice Seeks Members for Friday Meeting
All W B A members urged to attend the regular meeting on Friday evening July 2. The Sycamore W B A has been transferred to the Carey lodge and many Sycamore members plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore W. B A
Carey Lodge
Sycamore
Helen Hat Shoppe Sold in Kenton Purchase
Briggs and Shick of Kenton have bought the Helen Hat Shoppe. They plan to add a full line of ladies and children's apparel. The buyers run a chain of stores with headquarters at Kenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs & Shick
Kenton
Festival at Wharton by Knights of Pythias lodge
The Knights of Pythias lodge in Wharton will hold a street festival next Tuesday evening in Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
K. of
Carey Representatives at Camp Sandusky Changed Hands
Howard Brown Donald Wenner and Max Silverstein represent Carey at Camp Sandusky during the current period. They were taken over Priday by Howard Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Brown
Donald Wenner
Max Silverstein
Carey
Camp Sandusky
Priday
Howard Diller
Friday at Hile Crest square and round dance
Hill Crest Garden hosts a Friday evening event with square and round dancing. The Pied Pipers will play, and a watermelon dance is also planned for the evening of July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Crest Garden
Reunion date requested for Carey Times publication
The Carey Times invites locals to send reunion dates for free publication. Submit details including names, event date, and location to be included in upcoming notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Savidge
Mt Victory couple Mr M K Savidge and Mrs Savidge celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Wednesday August 7 in Mt Victory. The couple have lived in the area for many years and are honored by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Savidge
Mt. Victory
Harvey Sopher Wins $25 Pool Room Prize
Harvey Sopher clinched a $25 prize at Joe Schira's pool room by securing a green ball labeled L. The event took place at Schira's venue with onlookers noting the novelty of the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Sopher
Green
Joe Schira
Printed or Engraved Name Cards at Carey Times Office
Name cards either printed or engraved were arranged at the Carey Times office. The entry notes reach of small personalized items and suggests routine clerical setup within the newsroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Weir Park Rest Stop Praised in Newark Editorial
The Newark Advocate lauds a roadside rest area near Carey on the road from Detroit. The writer commends a shady grove with tables benches a pool water lilies and goldfish noting a visitor box for voluntary care and suggesting Newark imitate the idea to welcome travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Carey
Newark
Dugway Hill
Food for Thought on Local School Boards and Home Rule
The Sycamore Leader argues that state and county officials increasingly control school boards. It questions duplicative supervision by a $2,800 superintendent, a county board, and the state system and asks whether local boards will be stripped of authority under new county powers to levy 265 mills. The piece urges reconsideration of local autonomy and home rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Sycamore
Ashley couple to reunite with son on European trip
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Ashley expect to welcome son Dean and his wife home from Africa where Dean served as Firestone Rubber Co manager of the Cape Palms plantation in Liberia. They depart Monrovia for Europe for two weeks touring France Italy and Switzerland and will meet Mrs Ashley's sister Miss Thelma Humbert of Akron in France. Mr. Ashley has a three months vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Ashley
Dean
Cape Palms
Liberia
Africa
Ashley
Firestone Rubber Co
Monrovia
Europe
France
Italy
Switzerland
Thelma Humbert
Akron
Local Social Notes Tie Toledo Visitors to Carey Area
Additional Locals Lewis Shumaker and Lewis Collet were Toledo visitors Sunday. A J Frederick has returned from months in Canada and Alaska. Mr and Mrs George Snyder named their daughter Joyce Arlene born July 3. Carey Times printing office features letter heads and envelopes. Mrs Sam Burns and son Vernon of Findlay were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank McGown. Mr and Mrs Clarence Miller and children of Toledo visited Adrian friends. Vivian Reynolds will have a tonsil operation at Dr Fisher s Findlay office today. Mrs R D Mayberry and son Arthur of Findlay visited Mrs Ernest Dunn and family. W H Lytle and L N Lipold went to Cedar Point with Big Four employees. Emma McClain and Mrs John Daitrick returned from a weekend with John Hendricks family. Orville Mull and daughter Lillian Mae of Toledo visited Mrs William Gobrecht. Mary Gobrecht went to Toledo for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Arnold Schneider of Chicago called on Sue and Dolla Gilliland. Schneider Duane were vacationing in Atlantic City New York City and Canada. Mr and Mrs Earl J Culler and son Edwin and Concere Columbus stayed with brother-in-law A Galbrotter and sister. Syrenge stayed 10 days at Galbroner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder
Joyce Arlene
Carey Times
Clarence Miller
Toledo
Adrian
Vivian Reynolds
Jack Reynolds
Fisher
Findlay
R D Mayberry
Arthur
Mayberry
Ernest Dunn
Emma McClain
John Daitrick
Dunkirk
John Hendricks
Evelyn
Orville Mull
Lillian Mae
William Gobrecht
Mary Gobrecht
Arnold Schneider
Chicago
Misses Sue
Dolla Gilliland
Schneider
Washington
Atlantic
City
New York City
Points
Canada
Earl J Culler
Edwin
Columbus
Bonser Visits Carey Friends From Spokane Former Superintendent Recalls School Days
T A Bonser of Spokane Washington spent a few hours in Carey on a motor trip from Dayton to Sandusky accompanied by his son Donald and relatives from Sandusky. A reception at the Galt Hotel honored him as a former Carey Public Schools superintendent whose leadership years 1891 to 1903 were a high point for teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Bonser
Spokane
Dayton
Sandusky
Donald
Vig
George Wagner
Donald Orton
Elizabeth Atin
Bonser
Carey Piublic Schools
Schuolsy
Carey Times
Carey
E. H. Elerding
Galt Hotel
Gertrude Tate
D T Hart
A. B Ryder
Mark Karr
Carey Ryder
Marion
Frank Skelley
Pontiac
Mich
Tirof
Otto Pflueger
A. O.suber
Upper Sandusky
W. L. Arnholt
H. B. Keller
Homer Wonder
J. A. Haines
C. W. Brayton
A. J Wing
Win Hoff
John Semler
Stella Nye
C. Herk
Loren Stahl
M C. Coserty
Cincinnati
Robert Brown
May Murtholand
F L. Moyer
W . Bradley
Bert Purkey
Lou Dickinson
Bellefontaine
Mattie Myers
Billian Lytle
Anna Augustine
E. B.kurt
Tate
Karr
Mes Shelley
Nye
Moyer
Stoll
Bradley
Myers
Frederick
Ryder
C F Pflueger
Board of Education
Hart
Suber
C D Mitchell
Adrian
National Educational Association
Atlanta
Bouser
Washington, DC
New York
Boston
Buffalo
Washington State University
Indoor Outdoor Baseball Schedule Reveals Week of Games
The schedule lists July games with Methodists facing Lutherans on Friday and Legion clashing with KC on Monday. Methodists also play Legion on Tuesday while all games start at 6:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodists
Legion
K C
Mrs George Snook Dies After Paralytic Stroke
Mrs George Snook aged 76 died at her Vanlue home after a paralytic stroke on Monday. Her maiden name was In Stahl. Survived by her husband. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 o clock at the Methodist church in Vanlue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snook
Vanlue
Stahl
Farmers Club Seeks Community Input On Auto Debate
Carey Farmers Community Club plans a Monday meeting at the cream station to discuss whether the auto is a detriment or a benefit to the country. Members are invited to join a round table discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers Community Club
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Ilinois
Indiana
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K. OF C. Dance
Mrs. Straam
Cole-Keckler
Helen Hat Shoppe
Hile Crest
Leikes
Our Town
Newark Advocaté
Wevall
Food For
Lewis Shumaker
Lewis Collet
A. J. Frederick
Alaska
Sam Burns
Vernon of
Frank McGown
W. H Lytle
L N Lipold
Cedar Point
Big Four
Farmers Community Club
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