Carey items from 1893 news roundup
A digest of Carey area happenings includes the senatorial convention date, local time changes, plans for Sunday opening of Chicago World’s Fairgrounds, Laplanders en route to Chicago, aid to German workers, a bridge accident injuring Manny, gas and oil leases near Carey, Jerusalem real estate value surge, Battle of Pickett’s Landing remembrance, Carey school board teacher retention, new primary department hire Nora Minard, Big Four rail yard incident injuring Art Eck, and praise for the US armored cruiser New York with high speed and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock County
Chicago
New York
Germany
Manny
Lovell
Buckeye Gas and Fuel Co
Carey
Jerusalem
United States
Pickett’s Landing
Carey School Board
S. Lizzie Henry
Nora Minard
South End
Art Eck
Blake
May 28 1914 Carey News Highlights
May 28 1914 report notes 90 degree heat under a midsummer sun. A. C. Todd welcomes a son. Carey high school seniors hear Rev. P. F. De Vaux. Tel Taylor visits town. auto racing trip to Indianapolis planned. Royal Theatre shows Pickles Art and Sauerkraut. Hosea Tong Sr. dies at 77. survivors listed including Tong children and daughters in law.
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A. C. Todd
P. F. de Vaux
Carey High School
Lutheran Church
Tel Taylor
Hosea Tong
Carey
John Tong
Plymouth
Ind
George Tong
Frisbie Nye
Hayes
Willis Tong
Near Carey
R. H. Coldren
Vanlue
E. M. Beck
Carl Treece
Mt. Blanchard
15 Years Ago June 12 1924 Marital News And Local Incidents
Orval Searfoss of Findlay and Miss Martha Stahl of Carey wed. Ray S Thompson arrives from Coldwater to work as harness maker. Grant Karr killed in a grade crossing crash near Bellevue. Mrs Karr seriously hurt. Strand listings show Dustin Farnum in Man Who Won and Fog Bound with Dorothy Dalton. Pied Piper Malone starring Thomas Meighan. Jack Holt in Nobody's Money suburban feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Searfoss
Findlay
Martha Stahl
Carey
Ray S Thompson
Coldwater
Mich
C M. Steen Harness and Shoe Shop
Grant Karr
New York Central
Strand
Dustin Farnum
Paramount
Dorothy Dalton
Pied Piper Malone
Thomas Meighan
Lois Wilson
George Fawcett
Jack Holt
Typewriter Ribbons at The Carey Times
Typewriter ribbons in stock at The Carey Times offering adding machine ribbons and ribbons for any make machine for newsroom use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Wharton Graduates 78 From Tiffin Business University
Wayne Kear of Wharton and Donna Yentzer of northeast Wharton are among 78 students graduating Friday June 2 at Tiffin Business University. Kear earns higher accounting and business administration while Yentzer completes executive secretarial studies. Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of Washington DC will give the commencement address. Memorial Day services were held Sunday at the Methodist church with Sunday school at 9 30 and services at 10 30, followed by Attorney A K Hall of Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Kear
Wharton
Donna Yentzer
Town
Tiffin Business University
Kear
Yentzer
Edwin H. Hughes
Washington, DC
Methodist Church
A K. Hall
Upper Sandusky
Memorial Services Highlight Scout Uniforms at Wharton Cemetery
Rev. Charles Rex of United Brethren churches gave the annual memorial address at Wharton cemetery Tuesday forenoon. Boy and Girl Scouts appeared in new uniforms, enhancing the service. The Happy Healthy 4 H Food club met at Mary Louise Vogel’s Wharton home with adviser Miss Margaret Secrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rex
United Brethren Churches
Wharton Cemetery
Happy Healthy 4-H
Mary Louise Vogel
Wharton
Margaret Secrist
McCutchenville Notable Visitors And Local News Brief
Mrs Moble Pennington remains in a critical condition. Mrs Harry Mullholland visited Findlay Monday. Townsend club to meet Thursday evening in the Masonic hall. Mr and Mrs Robert Bramwell and daughters of Detroit are visiting W S DeTray. Mr and Mrs M D Shafer and S A Wenner of Carey with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Reardon of Willard were Sunday callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Bell
Wharton
Henry Secrist
Kenton Hospital
Richard Rickie
Addison Rickie
Carey
Hugh Brashares
Moble Pennington
Harry Mullholland
Townsend Club
Masonic Hall
Robert Bramwell
Detroit
W S DeTray
M D Shafer
S A Wenner
Roscoe Reardon
Willard
The Origin of Swing
A humorous exchange features a daughter listening to swing music and a father recalling a comic roadside incident. The tale contrasts modern sound with a past collision between a milk cans truck and a duck-filled car, delivered in lighthearted dialogue.
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Grove & Yohe
San Francisco
Bellevue
Karr
Metapolitan Opera
Toronto
George Malaiko
Country
Christian Herald Home Arts-Needlecraft
Household Magazine
McCall's Magazine
Parents
Screen Book
Silver Screen Sports Afield
True Confessions
Woman's World
American Fruit Grower
American Poultry Jourt Breeder's Gazette
Cloverleaf
American Ri Country Home Farm Journal-Farmer’s Home
Arts-Needlecraft Home Friend
Leghorn World
Mother’s Home Life
National Livestock Prox Pathfinder
Plymouth Rock Month
Poultry Tribune
RF. D
Post Office
Wharton News
Pauline Beach
Arlington
Doris Kear
Angeline Lee
Eileen Wehrle
Crystal Shaffer
Evelyn Platts
Indian Lake State Park
D. D Shafer
Duane Burgderfer
Mrs
Charles Burgderfer
Tiffin
Friendly Circle
Methodist Sunday School
E. E. Smith
Kansas
Mornishez
Washington, D.C
Lowell Fisher
Mary Poderan
Elsie Zuern
Dorothy Oldham
Angelo Dublo
Edith Earl
Catharine Mull
John Deere
W.F Creeger
Ohio
Ice House
Dges
Wyandot County Farm Bureau
Cooperative Assn., Inc
Clover Farm
Bina
Prss
F. H. Frederick
L. C. Dipert & Son
Harry Foster
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