Fire Chief Ray Long resigns after 23 years service
Ray E Long of the Findlay fire department resigns as chief effective July 1 after 23 years on the force and 16 years as chief. He studied at Chicago for six weeks, was appointed chief in 1924, and plans for temporary leadership by Assistant Chief Frank Thomas are noted. The civil service commission may hold a competitive exam to fill the vacancy. Long is the son of Peter Long of Carey.
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Ray E Long
Findlay Fire Department
Albert R. Cole
Long
O. J. Moorhead
Chicago
Cole
Frank Thomas
Chief Long
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Mr. Long
Peter Long
Frederick Street
Carey
Man Sues for 31000 Over Dog Attack in Liberty Twp
L. H. Yazell files suit in Hancock County Common Pleas seeking 31000 damages for injuries alleged after being attacked by a cross and vicious dog owned by W. B. Lytle of Liberty township. The incident occurred on the South River road in front of Lytle's home. W. S. Snook represents Yazell.
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L. H. Yazell
Hancock County Common Pleas Court
W. B. Lytle
Liberty Township
Yazell
Litle
South River Road
W. S. Snook
Dr. R C Van Buren Dies After Prolonged Illness
Dr. R C Van Buren died Friday morning at his Findlay residence after a long illness. Funeral services were at Christ Lutheran Church with Bristoll funeral home in charge. Burial was in Spring Grove cemetery. He served in World War I and practiced in Carey before moving to Findlay. Survived by wife Emma M Cook, three children including Dr H K Van Buren, sister Mrs Ed J Rogan, and three grandchildren.
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R. C. van Buren
Findlay Street
Christ Lutheran Church
Bristoll Funeral Home
Paul R. Clouser
Spring Grove
Hart Green Post
American Legion
Grover Snyder
Russell Gottfried
William Humbert
Howard Snyder
D. A. Capell
L. G. Altwater
Bame
A.W. Balsley
Carey
W. J. Fishell
B .F. Mowry
R. S. Risling
H. C. Crosby
Findlay
L. W. Naus
Upper Sandusky
J. L. Murphy
Fostoria
J. W. Hartman
Earl Thomas
Don B. Biggs
Frank Wiseley
E. H. Porter
Tiffin
R. J. Lemons
van Buren
Earl Green Post
M. D. Shafer
Charles Calmes
I. EB. Mulolland
Selmon Virden
George Remlinger
Burton Krom
J. A. Echira
Free Secarse
Harry Rook
KE. T. Holt
Alonzo Green
William Spackey
H. B. Turnbell
Seth Opp
Charles Boyce
Ralph Pieracini
Robert Carl van Buren
Martin and
Maria (Alter) van Buren
Martin van Buren
United States
Forest High School
Cincinnati Eclectic Medical College
Emma M. Cook
Forest
H. K. van Buren
Louise van Buren
Ed J. Bogan
Stanley
Ronald
Virginia van Buren
Presbyterian Church At
Masonic Lodge
Order of the Eastern Star
the Moose
Modern Mechanics
France
315Th Infantry
Carey Board of Seducation
Ed J Rogan
J. G. Alter
New Kensington
Clarence Parsell
Akron
Zulu March
Bowling Green
Paul Kuzwa
Detroit
R. Levine
B . Porter
Burton
Cleveland
Charles Crum
H C Nye
L.C Crum
Glen Bunnell
E A Bunnell
Jeannette Bunnell
Henry van Buren
Eugene
Wharton
Flora Shuman
Vanilte
Obituary of Viola Jacobs of Carey 1873 1940
Viola Jacobs wife and mother of Carey died May 28 1940 at her home aged 66 years 11 months and 15 days after meeting Sunday school class friends. She was active in United Brethren and Carey Evangelical churches and led the Philathea class. She served with the W C T U and Eastern Star and was a life member of the state temperance organization. Survived by husband Elza two sons Raymond and Rolland four sisters and brothers and two granddaughters.
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Viola Jacobs
David
Sarah (Snyder) Sausser
Amanda Township
Hancock County
Carey
Virgil Green
E. North Street
Jacobs
Elza Jacobs
A. E. Evans
United Brethren Church
Carey Evangelical Church
Philathea
Women’s Missionary Society
Eastern Star Lodge
Carey Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
W.c. T
Rolland Jacobs
Emmet Sausser
Mt. Blanchard
Berlin Sausser
Findlay
Etta Herge
Abbie Souder
Washington, D. C
Dail Burnap
Louise Shull
Vanlue
Shirley
Carolyn Jacobs
Card of Thanks for Support After Bereavement
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted us during the loss of our wife and mother. Thanks to Rev Lee and other ministers for comforting words, those who sent flowers, the singers Mr and Mrs Clifford Wise and Mrs Paul Powell, and Undertaker Goff for services. Elza Jacobs and Raymond Jacobs and Rolland Jacobs.
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Lee
Clifford Wise
Paul Powell
Goff
Clouser
R C van Buren
Bereavement thanks for husband and father
The family of the late Mr R C Van Buren expresses gratitude for support during their loss. They thank Rev Clouser and those who sent flowers or provided transportation, and they extend appreciation from Mrs R C Van Buren and family.
Mr and Mrs R C Firestine Visit Wittenberg Board Meeting
Mr R C Firestine and daughter Miss Grace of Findlay went to Springfield on Friday for a Wittenberg college board of directors meeting where he has served for years. Grace, an alumna, attended some commencement activities during the visit. Typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons noted. At The Carey Times.
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R C. Firestine
Grace
Findlay
Springfield
Firestine
Wittenberg College
Answers to Carey Quiz 1 Shakespeare and More
A list of quiz responses includes William Shakespeare 1534, Harriet Lane as Jane's daughter, a disease causing loss of muscular coordination, Montague Capulet, a gypsy grass signal, Genoa Italy 1435-1506, 1595 to 1617 Poe 1809-1849, and Newton 1642-1727.
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William Shakespeare
Jane
Harriet Lane
Edgar Allan Poe
Sir Isaac Newton
Ohio Second in Fishing Licenses Sold Nationally
Ohio ranked second in the nation last year in fishing licenses with 631 126 sales behind Michigan 807 930 while New York trailed at 542 364 Fresh water fishing participation rose by 500 000 raising total anglers to 7 436 000 Salt water plus fresh water buyers would exceed 12 000 000 The average spend per fisherman was 68 16 according to the White House? bureau of fisheries
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Ohio
Michigan
New York
Whitea States
Names on display at TheeCarey Times office
Engraved name cards are arranged within TheeCarey Times office space, showcasing individual staff identifiers. The display emphasizes personnel presence and workplace organization.
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TheeCarey Times
Beet Hands Are Coming
Men women and children Mexican field hands from Texas have arrived in this township. Many have returned with some new arrivals this season. They are called Mexicans though most were born in Texas. They speak Spanish and are largely of American Indian stock. Those here last year behaved well and left a good impression.
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Texas
Mexico
Archbold Buckeye
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David Davies
Ray Long
Greyhound
Toledo
Greyhound Terminal
New Galt
Furniture Exchange
Raymond Jacobs
The
Carey Times
Genoa
Italy
Dad
Bursons
Motorists Mutual Insurance Company
Columbus
Vic Donahey
Carl Crispin
Russell Wickiser
Seni Roduc Ee
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Snyder Lumber Co
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