Baseball Victory and Community Preparations Report
Carey defeated Forest 18 to 17 in yesterdays game. Upper Sandusky HS plans Fourth of July events. Miss Inez Wonder returned from Wittenberg College for summer. Water pipes arrived to extend East Main and Dow streets. Major B S Wallace left for the Republican state convention. Sullivan district school closed for summer. Visitors attended an exhibition and fishing. Harry Fetter starts building a new residence east of the Hocking Valley railroad. Graves of local soldiers were decorated by G A R committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lay Carey
Forest
Upper Sandusky High School
Inez
Wonder
Wittenberg College
Springfield
East Main Street
Dow Street
B. Su. Wallace
Denver Hart
Puestley
Harry Fetter
Hocking Valley
G. A.R. Post
Boxwell commencement events and local notices
Fifteen years ago the county Boxwell commencement was set for Saturday June 14 in Upper Sandusky with C B White delivering the address. Boxwell-Patterson commencement at Snyder's opera house is planned for Thursday June 12 with five graduates named. Forest Luzader married Hazel Landey in Findlay on May 20 and now resides in Chicago Junction. Michael Steiner of Crawford township died Monday afternoon after two weeks illness. born November 29 1846 in Stelsenburg Germany. survived by his wife Mary Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poletus
Gus Collet
Barney Zach
Beck Block
L. E
Vance Street
Findlay
Dunlap
Vanlue
Boxwell-Patterson
Crawford and
Ridge Townships
Snyder's Opera House
Robert Smith
Forest Wenner
Edith Smith
Ruth Wonder
Lulu Wohlgamuth
Forest Luzader
Hazel Landey
Mr. Luzader
Charles Luzader
Chicago Junction
Michael Steiner
Carey
Stelsenburg
Germany
United States
Salem Township
Mary Ritchie
Crawford Township
Community Social Notes From Findlay and Nearby Areas
Harold Hutson buys a new Whippet car and many local residents visit kin and friends across Findlay Carey and Ridge Center. Readers list weekend guests and host events including Jubilant birthday celebrations and a Ridge Threshing ring gathering with pot luck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bright
Mary Ellen
Esther
Vertie Bame
Maxine
Mabel
Galen
Carey
Melville Saltzman
Alvin
Florence May
Ervin Tong
Raymond
Roy Eschbaugh
Harry Kirk Named State Highway Chief
Harry J Kirk, chief engineer of the state highway department, is advanced as successor to State Highway Director George Schilesinger who resigns effective June 15 Schilesinger takes a post with the National Pavity Brick association Kirk will assume the role if Governor Vic Donahey follows his policy of promoting department executives upon vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J Kirk
State Highway Department
George Schilesinger
Schlesinger
National Pavity Brick Association
Kirk
Vic Donahey
Pioneer Picnic at Stoll's Grove
A Pioneer Picnic is scheduled for Thursday June 14 at Stoll's Grove near Crawford. The event invites local residents to enjoy communal activities and refreshments in a country setting.
Imaginary burden as two men carry a desk up stairs
An observer questions two workers moving slowly up stairs. They insist they are carrying a head desk, then admit they forgot the desk, creating a comic moment about mistaken burden and a missing object.
Reunion notices printed by Carey Times
The Carey Times publishes reunion cards listing former classmates and guests of honor. Readable lines show names, graduation year, and event date for community memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Tubercolosis Patients Shielded From Air Cure Belief
The article notes tuberculosis patients in earlier years shut themselves in rooms and kept windows slightly closed to avoid air. They believed day air was harmful and night air worse, cutting their chances for recovery. It explains direct sunshine kills bacilli and fresh air boosts vital forces, while overexposure is feared.
Community Notes From Wharton Area Social Visits
Fort Royal George Bland and wife of near Wharton called at the E A Baughman home Sunday evening. Numerous couples visited each other including Mr and Mrs Pail Fenstermaker and Mr and Mrs Harley Baughman. Several gatherings with Searfoss and Dean families continued through midweek with hospital, Toledo trips, and Findlay connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Tung
Fostoria
Grant-Tong
Bert Smith
Wayne Powell
Carey
John Kleoffer
Ridge Center
Forest Miller
George
Willis Corwin
Kennet
Fred Corwin
Bula Chensbrough
Toledo
O. J. Bright
Alred Ohlson
Lewis Knepper
Thelma
Oak Grove
Lester Knepper
Harry Schubert
L. A .Brayton
Springville
Grant Tong
R W. McRill
Wayne Wiseley
Wm. Ermand Bright
Lola May Essex
Esther Tong
Mark
Ralph McRill
Winfield Tong
Wm. Erman Bright
Ralph and
Mark McRill
Lola May Wisex
George Bland
Near Wharton
E. A. Baughman
Pail Fenstermaker
Harley Baughman
Andrew Searfoss
Mt. Cory
BE. A .Baughman
A. Baughman
Arthur Lininger
Betty
Junior Wilcox
Sherman Searfess
Wharton
Orville Dean
Twila
Jack
Alva Dean
Vanlue
E A. Baughman
Nellie Baughman
Eugene Baughman
Findlay Hospital
Lester Wilcox
Glen
Howard
Orville Dean of
Lloyd Sworden
Marilyn
C. Benjamin
Beech Grove hosts community gatherings and union service
Roscoe and Lloyd Ward visit Upper Sandusky. Rickle and Schade families share dinners and visits across Beech Grove and Findlay. Crystal Shaffer improves after pneumonia. Beech Grove and Big Dale churches plan a union service on Sunday June 10 with a pot luck noon meal led by Rev Powell.
Pioneer Picnic at Stoil's Grove June 14
Salem news notes a community picnic on Thursday June 14 at Stoil's Grove Crawford with local residents visiting relatives and hosting meals. Several families including Logsdons Reinharters and Dowlings are listed as attendees or guests at nearby Lick Run Poultry farm and Upper San Ausky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Stoil's Grove
Crawford
Paul Weinandy
Davidson
J. E. Davidson
Adrian
Edward
Mary Catherine Davidson
Lick Run
Wilfrid Logsdon
Robert Reinhart
Alvada
Jack Spitler
Audrey
Betty
Winifred Karr
Henry Fleck
Dorothy
V. A. McBlisth
Faming
Upper San* Ausky
Joseph Reinhart
Fostoria
Henry Uphaus
Minnie Uphaus
Detroit
David Dow
Billy
John E. Davidson
Mary Catherine
Frank Deerwester
Near McComb
Wood County Fair Is Abolished For Fall Season
The Wood County Agricultural Society has decided there will be no county fair in Wood County this fall. The writer notes the fair, once a leading event, ran for 45 years but declined with the rise of horseless carriages and changing times. The piece suggests Bowling Green consider purchasing the fair grounds for a public park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Bowling Green
Pemberville
Buckeye Reduction Co. Notice to Farmers in Findlay Ohio
The Buckeye Reduction Co of Findlay Ohio offers to handle dead stock orders with free removal and to pay telephone charges. Contact Sunday and evenings at 3659 or by phone 475.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Reduction Coo
Findlay
Ohio
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County Boxwell
Upper Sandusky
C. B. White
Miller & Bachar
Woodsdale
Harold Hutson
Viola Kneble of
Findaly
Hazel Wiseley
Fremont
Marie Alspach
Niles
Margaret Miller
Mrs
Harry Miller
John
Ruth K Stephens
Now& Roll Call Business Meeting
Ella Earley
Allie Swihart
Bertha Bright
Ruth
Stephens Long Benediction
Harry Kirk
Stoll’s Grove
H.b.furnbelt Plumbing Shop
Publi Health Associations of
Fort Royal
Beech Grove
Roscoe
Lloyd Ward
OQ C Rickle
W H. Rickle
Laird Rickle
W. H Rickle
F. B .Schalle
Geneva
Feivelyn
Floyd Herbert
Crystal Shaffer
Emory Diller
Ian Dwain
Sycamore
F. B. Schade
W .H Rickle
Ernest Shane
Carol June
Marilyn Joan
W. H. Rickle
Daniel Rickle
Laird Rickie
O. C Rickle
G A Kemmerly
Miss Vernice
Albert Kimmel
Luella
Juanita
Marion
Lewis Kimmel
Corrine
Whei Rickle
Lee Rickle
Dale, Harold, Howard
Leonard, Treva
Bernetta
Russell Glenn
Mal Lee
Clinton Eugene
Tiffin
P. Diller
Dwain
Roscoe Ward
Jack Bristol
Karleen
Georgia Ann
Raymond Shaffer
C. W. Schade
F . Schade
Louise Gilmore
Fairbanks
Alaska
Raymond Beavens
Brown
McClure
E . Burson
Salem News
In Landa
Lighseli
F. O. B. Flint, Michigro
Chevrolet
Fisher
Stowe Motor Sales
Upper Sandusky and
Carey, Ohio
White Way Garage
Sycamore, O
Koehler
Wharton, O
Uae
EEE
Times
McCormick-Deering
Zender Implement Co
N. Vance St
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