Local Era Highlights From Carey and Nearby
In 1911 news, tobacco trust ordered to quit. Park wired for electric lights. Sutter, Simon, and Moes attend Indianapolis auto races. Long trades property on Patterson Street for Findlay home. Hilty and Son sell a 40 horsepower Torpedo roadster. New E M F four door touring car delivered east of town. Carey high school graduates twelve students including valedictorian and salutatorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Trust
Board of Affairs
C. F. Sutter
Oza Simon
Vanlue
Dick Moes
Carey
Indianapolis
Norman Long
Carpenter
Marsh’ & Long
Pattersony Street
Ray Williams
Findlay
Hilty
June 2 1921 and 1896 news snapshot from Carey area
A compact round of items from Carey and nearby towns including births and marriages, business openings, church notices, and a historic tornado report. Highlights mention Kokenge Bros hardware ownership change in Fostoria, a stolen church communion set replacement in Pflueger home parish, a Memorial Day parade order, and the Findlay capture of Marsh Lindsay on murder charges along with local high school graduates.
Perkin s Denies Responsibility in Auto Collision Suit
H C Perkins of Findlay answers a suit filed by William D Andes of Fnas toria over an August 19 1934 accident west of Tiffin. Perkins denies responsibility and seeks dismissal of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Perkins
Findlay
William D Andes
Fnastoria
West of Tiffin
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Paeynes Stresses Legal Notice Compliance
The notice urges parties to remember Paeynes and to ensure legal actions are brought by themselves or by their attorney. The emphasis is on timely and proper submission to avoid procedural issues.
Social Roster of Fort Royal Area Guests
Local society notes list Mr and Mrs A C Putnam and daughter Mary visiting near Alvada. Several families from Leipsic Carey Williamstown Findlay Bascom Tiffin and Vanlue attend dinners and birthday gatherings with hosts including the Baughmans Hartles and Lortz.
Berry News social visits and family gatherings
Audley Beaschler called on Alf Bland Sunday afternoon and many others shared visits across Carey Fostoria Vanlue Kenton Upper Sandusky and nearby homes. Families including the Gibsons Day Lutz Holden and Gillilands common in social calls over the weekend.
Local residents host guests across several towns
Crawford Mr and Mrs Will Karr spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs George Turner. Ralph Bingle of Carey and Rosemary Brooks and Corinne Krupp of Carey were guests Sunday of Mary Elizabeth Haford. William Pontius and family of Carey dined with Mr and Mrs Mark Karr. Forest Davis at Niagara Falls then to New York. Joe and Judith Djible of Carey visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Murray Pipes. Izora Dwire of Sycamore and Forest Gormley of Metamora visited Mr and Mrs Richard Smith Saturday. Joe Brooks and Katie Brooks with Ralph Brooks of Carey and Mrs William Proctor spent Sunday near McCutchenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Karr
George Turner
Ralph Bingle
Carey
Elsie
Lois Myers
Cicely
Eva Claude
Rosemary Brooks
Corinne Krupp
Mary Elizabeth Haford
William Pontius
Mark Karr
Forest Davis
Niagara Falls
New York
Joe
Judith Djible
Murray Pipes
Izora Dwire
Sycamore
Forest Gormley
Metamora
Richard Smith
Joe Brooks
Katie Brooks
Ralph Brooks
William Proctor
McCutchenville
Iris garden visit and community church meeting notices
They visited Mrs. George Weininger and spent time in her iris garden. The Unity Bible class or Crawford M. E. church will hold their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Rife this Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Schlachter and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks, with Mrs. Schlachter and Mrs. Brooks as sisters. Visitors to the George Turner home included Mr. Cecil Presler and children of Carey, Paul Richardson south of Carey, Miss Thelma Knepper of Findlay, and Mr. Lewis Knepper northwest of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Putnam
Mary
Frank Moore
Alvada
C. S. Chambers
David
Leipsic
Mys
Chambers
A. F. Hartle
A. H. Hartle
Letta Hartle
Nelson Carothers
Carothers
Delmer Lortz
Near
Upper
Sandusky
Oscar Wentling
Crawford
al Putnam
Harold Lee
Norman
Morton Lee
S. C. Presler
Vertie Bame
Maxine
Carey
Morton, Lee
Arlington
Harvey
Audley Beaschler
Alf Bland
J. Jesko
Clarence Long
Richard Gibson
E. E. Gibson
Fostoria
Florein
Mary Louise Myers
Mrs. Florein
Mrs. Florein Day. Mr. and Mrs. Florein
Joseph Gibson
Mattie Gibson
Marie Holden
J. W. Lutz
W. K. Emerson
Charles
Findlay
B. O. Gilliland
New Philadelphia
John Gilliland
Alfred
Clifford
George Hill
Prospect
Ralph Eckert
W. J. Fisher
Earl Baker
Kenton
George Gibson
Upper Sandusky
P. E. Beaschler
James
Brush Ridge
Mr. Gibson
Samuel Young
Lawrence
Near Kirby
George Mullholand
Roy
Aaron Alspach
Vanlue
Beaschler
Sycamore
Florent Day
Richard
Alice Jean
Corinne
Donald Myers
George Watson
Cleveland
Nancy Hayman
Melmore
Graton Deats
Joan of
Tiffin
E E. Gibson
George Weininger
Unity Bible Class
Crawford M. E. Church
Lloyd Rife
Nicholas Schlachter
Ralph Schlachter
John Brooks
Schlachter
Brooks
Cecil Presler
Paul Richardson
South of Carey
Thelma Knepper
Lewis Knepper
Northwest of
George Turner
Dog Tag Neglect Costs Resident in Liberty Township
In Seneca county Liberty township a field worker faces about 150 dollars in fines and licenses after two unlicensed dogs killed eight ewes and a lamb and four goats on Clyde Schartzmiller’s farm. The dogs were caught in a field according to Deputy Sheriff Walter Kinn who notes the owner Patricio Reyes must cover the damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
Clyde Schartzmiller
Walter Kinn
Patricio Reyes
Kinn
Mistress Marie Promises Quiet Service at Table
A servant pledges discretion as she waits for guests tonight. The maid assures the mistress she will keep her mouth shut and avoid any spills during the visit.
Local Social Roundup From Wayton Area
Samuel Tong called on Glenn Tong Sunday afternoon. MrsHarry Stoll visited MrsArthur Rader last Thursday. Milton and Rose Bachar visited MrsFred Kleopfer Monday evening. Families Glenn Kleopfer John Miller and Fred Kleopfer traveled to Springfield Sunday. Milton Bachar Paul Martha and Jerry Walters visited W E Walters home. Thoburn Baker family and Rose Ellen Bachar spent Sunday with Charles Boyce family. Arthur Rader and Fred Kleopfer families shared Wednesday evening company and ice cream. Arthur Rader Joe Tong family and Hartley Rader of Alvada fished at Port Clinton Wednesday. Use the Want Column. It pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Tong
Glenn Tong
Harry Stoll
Arthur Rader
Milton
Rose Elen Bachar
Fred Kleopfer
John Kleopfer
John Miller
Springfield
Milton Bachar
Paul
Martha Walters
Jerry Walters
W. E. Walters
Thoburn Baker
Robert
Rose Ellen Bachar
Charles Boyce
Freddie
Joe Tong
Hartley Rader
Alvada
Port Clinton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carey Times
Elizabeth Mary
Clarence Thome
Russell Zeig
Carl Mitchell
Kokenge Bros.’ Hardware
C. F. Pflueger
Vanlue Lutheran Church
Frank Shumaker
Minnie Hagenmaier
Simonis
St. Louis
Printz-Bederman Garment Factory
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Frank J. Shenk
Julia Kadlee
Laughlin
Brown & Houk
H. F Graves
Paul Kramer
Harry Iden
Clint Baker
Area
Marguerite Helen Derr
Dorothy Fleck
Romaine Gunther
Bess Ramona Sheridan
Martha Stahl
Pearl Emery Piller
Ora Norris Essex
George Freeman Gardner, Jr
Carl Edward Gunther
Charles Clarence Humbert
Harry Eugene Myers
Herbert Newhard, Jr
Earl Albert Rothgeb
Marsh Lindsay
W. C. Johnson
Kesler
John Lockrider
Lindsay
Keltner
Cramer
Dentes Responsibility
Fort Royal
Ardyth Thomas
South of St. Paul
Reva Baughman
Thomas
Audra
Virginia
Bebe
Baughman
Orville Dean
Twila
Betty
Jack
Jimmy
Charles Benjamin
Lloyd Sworden
H. A. Baughman
Glen
Howard
Reva
Jimmy Dean
E. A. Baughman
B. Q. Gilliland
L. A. Gilliland
Armond Gase
Edgar
Charles Hoept
Albert Kummerer
Dortha Ann
Bascom
Leo Hoept
Berry News
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Fostoria, Ohio
Wernick Products Co
Wayton News
Fred Kléopfer
Eventude and
Elto
Corbin’s
Wharton, Ohio
B. FP
Houser
N. Main ST
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
Flint Michigan
General Motors
Nanan
Carey, Ohio
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