Local and Personal Notices from Findlay Area
Local notices record funeral assistance by Rev J M Shimer in Findlay and a centenary workers meeting in Upper Sandusky. Several residents, including Mrs Joe Braun and Mrs Levi Haines, are mentioned for hospital, travel, and family events. Community members gather for birthdays, picnics, and church services as regional families visit and assist one another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lawrence
Hocking Valley
JL. Shimer
Upper Sandusky
Lutheran Church
Joe Braun
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Toledo
Trumpet or Cornet The Hebrew Ram's Horn Instrument
The Hebrew horn made from a ram’s horn or often ox is usually called a trumpet but the proper translation is cornet. The term cornets appears in older translations as the designating word for this ancient wind instrument.
Memorial Day Parade Honors Local Veterans and Citizens
Memorial Day events drew many observers despite heat as D. H. Geiger led the parade on a gray pony with city officials and the Memorial Day committee in autos at the head. Civil War and late war veterans rode in autos, Red Cross members marched, Moose Band played, and a public and parochial school chorus performed. N. Wy. Cunningham of Blutton delivered an engaging address. Trees were dedicated to fallen service members Paul Blue Ruben Pahl Wm. Clady Earl Green and George Starr who died in the line of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Geiger
Memorial Day Committee
Red Cross
Moose Band
MeShimer
Aloys, Fish
N. Wy. Cunningham
Blutton
Cunningham
Paul Blue
Ruben
Pahl
Wm. Clady
Earl Green
George Starr
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Deferred Over Memorial Day
A planned meeting to decide on buying the Spitler property failed due to lack of quorum after stores stayed open late for Memorial Day. The gathering was postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Spitler
Stork brings sons to Oak Park and Bucyrus families
A son named Thomas Carl was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Heck of Oak Park Chicago on June 24. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McKinnon of Bucyrus on a recent Sunday. Romance of Tarsan concludes in the same issue with the final chapters of Tarsan of the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Howard
Johnson & Miller
James W. Gibson
the Royal
W. M
Bloom
Miles Wonder
Hattie
Esther
Carlos
Findlay
Orville Thomas
Dean
Mildred
West of Vanlue
Russell Copley
Fremont
Oliver Rickle
John Heck
Oak Park
Chicago
Thomas Carl
R. D. McKinnon
Bucyrus
Temple dedication and local notices in Carey area
Items from the Carey Times recount May 6 1894 temple dedication at the Christian Union Wharton, marriages such as John Lindower and Minnie Dickey, Odd Fellows anniversary, local injuries, births and deaths, a horse accident harming a child, and a buggy wheel incident involving Carey Cadets on Main Street.
Notable Obituaries and Local Notices From Carey Chronicle
Fifteen years ago wheat sold for $1.00 and eggs 14 cents. Prof. John Steen, Mt Blarichard schools superintendent, died. Infant son of William Jacoby died. Mrs John Wentz of Wharton died of heart failure at about 59. Miss Genevieve Davidson died at her brother Edward Davidson's home. Henry Hull died at 62, after moving from Pennsylvania 28 years ago. Clyde Kirby died aged 28 years 10 months. Henry W Kemerley and Laura Caldwell united in marriage. Rev. George Bender died in Marion. cause not typhoid but Bright's disease. Miss Maud Campbell died at 16 years 9 months 27 days at Sheppard Sanitarium near Columbus. Clarence Laird purchased an 80 acre farm north of town from G E McClelland. price and other notes appear in “Other Days.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steen
Mt. Blarichard
Williiam Jacoby
First National Bank
John Wentz
Wharton
Genevieve Davidson
Edward Davidson
Salem Township
Henry Hull
Main Street
Carey
Pennsylvania
Clyde Kirby
Forest
Henry W. Kemerley
Austin Kemerley
Laura, E. Caldwell
R. W. Caldwell
George Bender
Marion
Bright
Maud Campbell
Sheppard Sanitarium
Columbus
Shortage Sparks Renewed Cuts Ahead in Local Aid
A brief item notes ongoing aid shortages with plans to cut remaining funding again within a week or two, signaling tighter support for affected programs and residents.
Public Sale of Church Fixtures at German Reformed Church
The German Reformed church two miles south of Vanlue will hold a public sale Friday June 6 1919 at 2 00 p m. Items include an organ cushioned chairs a large Bible a heating stove carpet lights and fixtures with black walnut pews or seats. Other unlisted items to be sold. MARION BECK Trustee by order of the Tiffin classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue
Tractor Accident Injures Winfield Rader North of Town
Winfield Rader was seriously injured at his home north of town on Wednesday afternoon while plowing with a tractor. A harrow became entangled with a short hitch during a turn, was lifted, and threw him to the ground crushing him and breaking the steering gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Rader Wes
McComiy Herald
Odd Fellow Memorial Service Set at United Brethren Church
Odd Fellows memorial services will be held at the United Brethren church next Sunday at 2:00 PM. Reverend Rinehart will preach the sermon. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are requested to meet at the hall at 1:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Rinehart
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Rebekahs Invite for Odd Fellow Memorial Service
The Rebekahs of Carey invite all Rebekahs to the Odd Fellows memorial on June 8 1919 at 2 00 pm at the United Brethren church. Rebekahs meet at Odd Fellow Hall at 1 00 pm.
Farm Loans At 53 Percent With Flexible Pay Options
Offering farm loans at fifty three percent interest with privilege to pay any amount. A bargain for those needing funds to purchase farms. Includes two good houses and three lots in a desirable area. Also town properties of various kinds, modern and older. See more details.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advertised claim
“There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together,” an 19th century ad claims. It markets Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood action internal remedy through the mucous surfaces with a $100 reward for cure failure and endorsements from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Druggists sell it. Hall's Family Pills are also advertised for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eney, Coz
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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M. C
Reynolds, Carey, Ohio
J. M. Shimer
Mrs. "West
H. G. Haines
Cleveland
Levi Haines
Iva Essex
J. B. Moore
Orson Gibson
James
Harry Gibson
Adrian
Harry
B. E. Bechtel
John Rummel
Haines
Bechtel
Ms. Rummel
Dayton
J. D. Southward
William Augustine
Lee Gibson
Adran
Isaac Johnson
Jack Sopher
the. Urton
Thomas Co
N. J. Bakers
Frenchtown
Adrida
J. T. Myers
The
Carey Times
C. F. Sutter
Co. A. Cooper
Mutual
Yale
Jack Updegraff
West Brown Alve
Carey, CO
S. A. Chesebrough
Ingrain
Brussel
Laura Moll
Corbin Por
East South St
E. South Stt
H. G
Aoe
S. S. Hart
Carer
Tiffin Business University
Adelnitte Ushran
Incandescent Shamp-Co
Fostoria
Wanda Gault
First Nat. Bank
Sycamore
Sedna Cofman
Federal
Gov
Washington
Grace Carrick
Hollis Tracator Co
Tiftin Mable Kiser
Gendron Wheel Co
Flo Barrick
the Cressius-Fearn Co
Margaret Brown
Idai Hoyck
Attica
Doris Bridinger
Hosgler ‘Brothers
Tiffin
Constance Brown
S.j.kibler & Bros
New Washington
Alta Unser
Building Supply Co
Warren
Grace Miller
Vega.Sales Co
Esther Houck
Hollady Motor Co
Florence Umstead
Fed. Gov
LaRue, Weirough
Rodgers’ Production Co
Tiffin, Ohio
Star Bakery
Sarah
J. _ Updegraffy
James Hunter
Carroll County
Ridge
Henry Pahl
Ambrose Bland
Perry Bland
S. D. Myers
PARY
Clarence Laird
Wyandot County
Carey Battery Co
Ogg
Vance St
Marion Beck
Katherine Hickle
E. Findlay St. Carey
J. A. Smith
J. A. Gibbs
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