Obituary of Leonard L Bond former Carey resident
Leonard L Bond died at 88 after a fall from a roof. He was a carpenter and longtime Crawford County resident born February 6 1853. Surviving children include Merle Bond Cart Ridge and Guy Chesebrough among eight. Funeral services at Bristoll funeral home with Rev Marion B E Tinsler officiating. Burial in Crawford cemetery.
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Leonard L Bond
Carey
Carl Ridge
Norristown
Bond
Bristoll Funeral
Marion
Tinsler
Crawford Cemetery
Togan County
Benjamin
Caroline (Shaw) Bond
Martha Jo Wright
Guy Chesebrough
Cares
Merle Bond
Tiffin
Cart Ridge
Amanda Miller
Myo
Mrs Henry Batherton 89 Dies Near Mt Blanchard
Mrs Henry Batherton 89 of Mt Blanchard area died at home three miles east of Mt Blanchard after an extended illness. Born in Wyandot County to Elisha and Mary Corbin, she was wife of Henry Batherton who died seven years ago. Survived by four children and a brother James Corbin of Michigan. Funeral services Thursday at 3 p m from the Lee church with burial in Mt Blanchard cemetery.
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Henrys Eatherton
Mt T Blanchard
Wyandot County
Elisha
Mary Corbin
Henry Batherton
Fatherton
Sherman Shuck
Waulue
Ethie Howard
Wharton
William Eatherton
Sherd Eatherton
Mt Blanchard
James Corbin
Michigan
Anna Patterson
Eatherton
MFE
Lee
Cemetery duties by Bringman funeral home noted
The Lee cemetery is under the charge of Bringman funeral home of Upper Sandusky.
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Lee Cemetery
Bringman Funeral Home
Upper Sandusky
Boy Dies After Collision Near McCutchenville
Ray Eugene Smith a 13 year old McCutchenville pupil died at Mercy hospital after being struck by a car driven by Erastus Babcock of Sycamore on Perrysburg road. He suffered a skull fracture and other injuries and died four hours later as friends prepared for a funeral at McConnellaville with interment at Duncan’s Falls.
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Ray Eugene Smith
McCutchenville
Mercy Hospital
Perrysburg
Erastus Babcock
Sycamore
Fred Ewing
Smith
Babcock
Ellis Tschanen
Ray
Witham Smith
Cutchenville
Hhe Owas
Stockport
Bid
Helen
Kendall
Fire Destroys Barn and Stock at Milton Adelsperger Farm
Fire swept a barn on the Milton Adelsperger farm near McCutchenville injuring no one. About 26 bushels of grain, four tons of hay, four horses, 20 chickens and harness were lost as flames spread in high winds. Sycamore and New Riegel departments responded and saved other buildings.
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Fred Ewing
Milton Adelsperger
McCutchenville
Sycamore
New Riegel
Vacationers Warned in Safety Drive Against Traffic Deaths
Sidney J. Williams, head of the National Safety Council public safety division, warns that vacation travel may test a five year plan to cut traffic fatalities. After a 6 percent drop to 9 530 deaths in the first four months of 1936 from 10 230 in 1935, he says rural highways risk lax control and unexpected hazards for careless motorists.
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Chicago
Sidney J. Williams
National Safety Council
United States
Tragic Shooting Claims Local Dog Kusky
The brown bulldog Kusky, a beloved pet of Wayne and Billy Snyder, was shot and killed on a Saturday afternoon. Authorities describe the act as senseless murder, with Kusky found dead in the snow and buried between two pine trees after a mournful vigil by friends and family. The Stroller notes the slayer earns this week’s brickbats.
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Wayne
Billy Snyder
Kusty
Cardington Independent
Methodist Missions Elect Officers for Upcoming Term
Mrs George Shuman was elected president of the Missionary society of the Methodist Church with G We Lanning as vice president and S R Bamere as corresponding secretary. Bertie Purkey was recording secretary and Lester Batterton treasurer. Mrs Campbell led the singing and devotions included a leaflet reading. No more meetings until September 1.
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George Shuman
Missionary Society of the Methodist Churich
Lanning
S. R
Carey Times Offers Wide Range of Printing Services
The Carey Times provides exemption blanks, letter heads, envelopes, and various kinds of commercial printing.
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Carey Times
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