Fourth of July plans and local notices in Other Days
In Other Days Twenty five Years Ago Claud Beitler joined the 4th regiment band. Fourth of July arrangements are well along. Children’s Day will be observed at the M E church next Sunday evening. David Hill has been detailed in the hospital corps of the 2nd regiment. Travelers Club meets at Wesley Patterson tonight. First communion at Church of Our Lady of Consolation next Sunday. Market prices listed for grains and livestock. Miss Lina Davidson closed her school in Dist No 3 Salem township. A grand picnic dinner occurred. David Sipe reports final victory in his Oklahoma contest case. Mr and Mrs George Wolfrum arrived and began housekeeping on East Main. The Crawford elevator, part of the Carey estate, caught fire but caused little damage. Carey Hook No 1 elected officers: Foreman John McGuire, 1st assistant Amil Pahl, 2nd assistant D S Kurtz, secretary J H Windau, janitor Al Corwin, delegates to North Baltimore Firemen’s convention John McGuire W H Lytle and George Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Beitler
M. EB
Travelers’ Club
Wesley Patterson
Church of Our Lady of ‘Consoration
Lina Davidson
Dist
Dist. No. 3
Salem Township
David Sipe
Oklahoma
George Wolfrum
Frank Fall
East Main Street
Crawford
Carey
Carey Hook
No. 1
John McGuire
Amil Pahl
D. S. Kurtz
J. H. Windau
al Corwin
North
Local Notices from Carey and Surrounding Towns
Paul Roll headed to Elyria for a pharmacist post. Whippoorwill School closed with Avery Needs as teacher. County Christian Endeavor convention set for Sycamore next Monday afternoon and evening. A H Kennerly and L G Ranger attended Bankers Association Group 6 convention in Crestline last Friday. John Greene, longtime area resident, died May 30 at 87 years 11 months 2 days. J G Reynolds completed Carey village school enumeration showing 538 children. Carey Ryder leaves for Columbus to cover Hocking Valley dispatchers on vacation. Mrs Eliza Clark Kear widow of Byron Kear died May 28 at 72 years 5 months 5 days. Ridge Township Boxwell Patterson commencement at Bigion Chapel June 11 at 8 pm. graduates Gladys Smith Theo Cooper Fredrick Shuman Letta Hartle Hazel Wonder. Crawford Township school commencements at Snyder's Opera House. graduates Cletus Lowery Cecil Beebe Della Stoll May Myers Irma Trubey Mary Ranger Forest Bland Earl Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whippoorwill
Avery Needs
County Christian Endeavor
Sycamore
John Greene
J. G. Reynolds
Carey
Ridge Township
Boxwell-Patterson
Bigion Chapel
Gladys Smith
Theo Cooper
Fredrick Shuman
Letta Hartle
Hazel Wonder
Crawford Township
Snyder’s
Opera House
Cletus Lowery
Cecil Beebe
Della Stoll
May Myers
Irma Trubey
Mary Ranger
Forest Bland
Earl Green
Decreased Valuations Reported in Seneca County
Hopewell and Adams townships show lowered property values in Seneca County. Hopewell assessor John Ilisabeth estimates a $30,000 drop in the township duplicate while Adams township assessor Irvin Sanders also indicates a decline in the county’s valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
Hopewell
Adams Townships
John Ilisabeth
Hopewell Township
Irvin Sanders
Adams Township
Green Springs
Piano to accompany Pioneer Picnic community sing
The Foster Shumaker music store of Upper Sandusky will furnish a piano for the Pioneer picnic at Stoll's Grove Crawford on Thursday June 14. The piano will accompany the big community sing directed by Prof. J. B. Moore of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Shumaker
Upper Sandusky
Stoll’s Grove
Crawford
J. B. Moore
Hartford Hog Insurance Protects Losses and Provides Free Vet
Hartford offers a livestock policy that pays market value for dead hogs from any cause and includes free veterinary service. The plan eliminates financial fear by covering losses and providing Hartford service vaccinations, with no assessments, through Grant Karr in Carey Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Livestock Insurance Company
Hartford
Grant Karr
Carey
Ohio
Friday chancery docket assigns multiple civil actions
Judge Charles F. Close made the following assignment of cases for Friday and upcoming dates. Ferra Orwig versus Carey Orwig on June 2. Selme Virden versus Ethel Virden on June 5. William L. Smothers versus Mae Smothers. Chastina Barkley versus Charles L. Barkley. Henry E. Kennerly versus Laura Kennerly on June 9. Adam Miller versus Noah Stoneburner on June 15. T. and O. C. Railway versus the village of Sycamore. Sneath Cunningham Co. versus the village of Sycamore on June 22. Lucy V. Thomas versus William H. Thomas on June 27. George Webb versus John Buess on June 25. Edward B. Gregg versus Charles Orwiler on June 13 and 14. First National Bank versus A. F. Bardon et al on June 18 and 19. Wheeler H. Gray versus Wyandot Burial Vault Co. on June 20. Ezra Newland versus Charles R. Smith on June 21. Vernon Bender versus James P. McNamara on June 26. Louis D. Mann versus Nicholas Shephard Co. on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis D. Mann
Nicholas Shephard Co
Cardington to Lose Street Lights After May 31
Cardington village council votes to discontinue street lights after May 31 due to mounting running expenses and no funds to fulfill its contract with Morrow Public Service Company. The town, in debt daily, notified the company of the decision though the contract remains for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Morrow County Independent
Cardington
Morrow Public Service Company
Unusual Case: Eye Injury From Exploding Glass in Detroit
Fred L. Zindler, former Pemberville resident, was teaching chemistry in Detroit when his artificial eye exploded into hundreds of fragments. Physicians used chloroform to remove glass from his eye socket and face. An eye specialist noted the rarity of such cases, but Fred is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Zindler
Pemperville
Detroit
Fred
Pemberville
Local notes Findlay area graduation, real estate, and deaths
Fifteen graduates from Findlay College noted amid Findlay news. Real estate transfers include Theodore and Flora BeBayless to Seth W. and Ida B. Cardwell for 102.44 acres in Big ick township and Rufus H. Coldren to Benjamin F. Burnap for a Vanlue lot. George L. Arnold, 77, a Findlay miller and Civil War veteran, died, and funeral services were held for James Zimmerman in Limestone Ridge. The Findlay Dairy Co faced ice demand, prompting Mayor Rodabaugh to order an investigation and the Chamber of Commerce to ensure supply at original prices. A misfired Whitfield chase prompted a mock alert from Sheriff Hoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay College
Findlay
Theodore
Flora Be ‘Bayless
Seth W
Ida B. Cardwell
Bigick
Rufus H
Minnie Coldren
Benjamin F. Burnap
Vanlue
George L. Arnold
Mary Scott
James Zimmerman
Nettie Bowersox
Ontario Street
Toledo
Limestone Ridge
Zimmerman
Co. L. Misamore
Wanda
M. M. Misamore
Misamore
Findlay Courier
Findlay Dairy Company
Ica
Rodabaugh
Chamber of Commerce
Dairy Co
Sidney
Frank Hoy
Decoration Day
Vaniie
Whitfield
Frank
Ceuter
Gas on Stomach Keeps You Awake Said to Relieve Pressure
An old patent medicine claim advertises Adlerika with buckthorn bark glycerine to expel gas and relieve pressure instantly. It states the remedy clears old matter from the bowel and guards against appendicitis, promoted by druggist C. W. Brayton for a Pioneer Picnic on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Brayton
Indictments in Wallace Williams Manslaughter Case
Two indictments for manslaughter were announced Friday morning regarding the Carey road automobile crash of June 28 1922 that killed Mrs Tom Williams and Mrs Clara Hitchcock. No eye witnesses or intoxication evidence were found and the case was not pursued. as settlement the defendant pays 1200 to Hitchcock’s daughter and 500 to Williams’ husband, with county costs covered. The state was represented by Earl B. Carter and John T. Carey, and defense by D. C. Parker and Fred E. Guthrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Williams
Carey Road
Tom Williams
Clara
Hitchcock
Williams
Charles F. Close
Earle B. Carter
John T. Carey
Willams
Clara Hitchcock
Wyandot
Ohio
Earl] B. Carter
D. C. Parker
Fred E. Guthrey
Marion
Went to Mt Blanchard Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra
The Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra presented by the Victory class of Carey M E Sunday school in the k of P hall Thursday evening of last week under Fostelle Temple Fythian Sisterhood auspices was well attended and enjoyed. A considerable sum was realized by both organizations. Mt Blanchard Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey M. E
K. of P. Hall
Fostelle Temple Fythian Sisterhood
Mt. Blanchard Journal
Safe private offices offer confidential borrowing service
Private offices provide a secure venue for confidential business and borrowing. A Safe place to borrow promises flexible repayments to suit customers. Over ten years the institution has issued 17,000 loans totaling 3,000,000 dollars with friendly, prompt service and one million dollars in resources available.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carey Times
David Hill
Paul Roll
Elyria
A. H. Kennerly
L. G. Ranger
Crestline
The
Bankers’ Association
Carey Ryder
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Eliza Clark Kear
Byron Kear
Selera E. Gibbs
Pioneer
Palm Beach
MT. Blanchard
City Loan & Savings Co
M. K. Baker
City Meat Market
Upper Sandusky Ohio
J. A. Smith
Carey, Ohio
Hartfo Tire and Tubes
Hartford Rubber Works CO
Broadway
New York
New Optical & Jewelry Co
Neu’s Gift Shop
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