1899 News Notes and Local Updates
Grocer notes a 20 mill tax levy set by the village council for the coming year. Local weather recalls a killing frost forty-one years ago. Orders shipments: a large government order to Portsmouth navy yard. Market prices list wheat 72c, corn 82c, oats 30c, butter 14c, eggs 10c, hogs 3.25-3.50, cattle 3.50-4.50, sheep 3.50-4.50. Memorial Day services canceled due to G A R dissolution. News items include Spain selling Pacific islands, Germany buying the Caroline group for 5 million, and a Hague peace conference mediation draft adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
H. H. Rangeler
Franklin
Brevard Academy
Carey
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Toledo
Spain
Pacific Ocean
Germany
Caroline Group
Local notes from Carey area dated June 3 1920
A roundup of small town items including visits by Harry Houk of Detroit and W H Houk, the New Edison phonograph ad, new bungalow on Dow street, Clyde Campbell buying into a family soft drink business, road improvements and cost, long-time Galt House cook Kate Summers leaving for Glandorf, Memorial Day remarks by Rev Stephen Mahon, street upgrades on North Street, Wittenberg college commencement for Mrs W G Bradley and Maurice, Mrs George Krider’s leg infection, Mother's Jewels Class picnic, Virginia Scott and Solomon Krupp wedding, high prices in Oklahoma and Kansas, five room houses in Elgin Kansas rented for $45, Strand theater listings, utility board notice on electric irons, Salem travelers to Missouri, Grace Chanel church plans, death of Mrs Pieracini in Garey, Hobart Walter death in Detroit, WWI veteran, local honors in school, and a long list of graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Campbell
W. Z. Campbell
Arthur Ruehle
Adrian
Wright Road
Crawford Township
Kate Summers
Galt House
Glandorf
Stephen Mahon
Epworth M. E. Church of
Toledo
Park
North Street
W. G. Bradley
Maurice
Springfield
Wittenberg College
Eugene
Methodist Sunday School
Alma Shuman
Virginia Scott
Tiffin
Solomon A. Krupp
Carey
St. Mary’s Church
Krupp
E. G. Snyder
Oklahoma
Kansas
Elgin
Kas
Strand
Jack Pickford
William S. Hart
Broadway
Marguerite Clark
Joe Martin
Salem
Henry Brodman
Joseph Brodman
Missouri
Joseph Eberly
Hampden
Dale
Warren
Grace ‘Chanel
Pietro Pieracini
Vance Street
Pieracini
Pisa
Italy
Barga
Garey
United States
Andrew Amicon
Dayton
Fred
Ralph
Henry
Hobart G. Walter
George W. Walter
Detroit
Ray Clinger
Asa Cantleberry
Roy
John
Dora
Lloyd
Mable
Russell
Stanley
Mae
15 Years Ago June 5 1930 Carey News Headline Mix
Repainted traffic lines in the business district by Elza Jacobs. Weddings include Miss Margaret de la Hamaide and Lester Bowman in Covington Kentucky. Ruth Diller to graduate from Ohio Wesleyan with a BA. Alumni banquet for Carey High School class of 1930 at the Methodist rooms. tributes to Wittenberg college commencement in Springfield. Strand theater listings: Keaton in Free and Easy. Van and Schenck in They Learned About Women. Local business moves include Gust Summit buying L R Ashley’s shoe repair outfit. J T Club silver wedding anniversary party near Carey. New births at Mercy hospital and Findlay hospital. Obituaries: Elmer Clayton 65 near Wharton. Lorraine Schrading and Perry McDaniel wed in Covington. Janet Rose, 10, dies in Findlay. Pentecost union service planned by local churches. 43rd annual class of 1930 commencement held. address by Dean W J Bankes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret de la Hamaide
Lester Bowman
Covington
Ruth Diller
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Carey High School Alumni Association
Methodist Recreation Rooms
S. M. Romig
Truman
Springfield
Wittenberg College
Louise Romig
Strand
Buster Keaton
Harley Clark
Carey
Stork
Wilfrid Logsdon
G. M. Simonis
Brown Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Elmer Clayton
Wharton
Findlay Hospital
George Shuman
West of Carey
Frank Musgrave
Lorraine Schrading
Perry McDaniel
First Methodist Church
Covington, Ky
Stewart
M. C. Winter
McDaniel
Janet Rose
Simonis
W. Findlay Street
Cyril, Jr
William
Evangelical
M. E
Evangelical Church
Paul R. Clouser
O. D. Myers
R. J. Turrell
Births, marriages, deaths and notices from Wyandot County
A long list of county notices reports births for a 6 lb 7 oz son in Upper Sandusky and a 7 lb 12 oz daughter named Donna Ellen in Tiffin. Obituaries for Dr. Robert F. Jordan and Mary Catherine Thiel note deaths, while Stutz News Stand owner Dora Stutz and A C Jarrell wed in Upper Sandusky. Other items include a hospital birth, POW return, public sales and local personnel movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred “Wagner, Jr
W. Crawford Street
Upper
Sandusky
Bucyrus City Hospital
Wallace Passet
Nevada
Jat Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Donna Ellen
A. J. Moon
Wyandot County
O. N. Essex
Moon
John Christensen
Andora Christensen
Dora Stutz
Stutz News
Upper Sandusky
A. C. Jarrell
Jarrell
Evergreens
Amanda Barth
Marseilles Avenue
Kenneth Eugene Barth
Robert F. Jordan
St. Luthy
Stalag Luft Iti
Paul Brown
Sycamore
Mercy Hospital
Fred Menningen
David Frederick
Lloyd S. Smith
Marseilles
Pulaski County
Ind
Grace Murphy
Kenneth “Kenny” Sampson
David H
Cyrus H. Sears
Harpster
Wyandot Clay Products Company
Claycraft Company of
Columbus
Claycraft Company
Tech
Lorain E. Swerlein
Bessie Swerlein
McCutchenville
United States Army
Swerlein
148Th Infantry
New Georgia
Bougainville
Manila
Mary Catherine Thiel
Albert Snyder
Forest
Deville
Widow of Henry Thiel Dies in Salem Township
Mrs. Thiel of Salem Township passes away at Al bert Snyder’s home east of Forest. Survived by six children Frank X Thiel Anna Margaret Leo George and Albert all of nearby towns plus six grandchildren and thirty great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Township
Henry Thiel
Frank X. Thiel
Uoer Sandusky
Anna
Albert Snyder
East of Forest
Margaret
Isidore Bees
Upper Sandusky
Leo Thiel
Kirby
George
Albert Thiel
Women of the Moose Honor Memory of Mrs. Kitzler
Carey chapter members draped their charter in memory of Mrs. August Kitzler who died May 21 in Toledo. The meeting included officer nominations and adjourned with notes from Rae Sopher, publicity chairman. Read the Want Ads. It pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Carey
August Kitzler
Toledo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carey Times
Julia Gear
Fred Weber
Monroeville
Horace Newhard
St. Louis
Maud Herbert
Bessie Shireman
Hortense Roll
Lutle Nigh
Mabel Hoff
Inez Wonder
Eloise Thrall
Will Montague
John Brown
Frank Galbroner
Kenneth Garn
Dalieth McKinnon
Win Hoff
Mr. Weber
Mr. Newhard
the Hague
Arbitration Committee
A. D. White
Julian Pauncefote
M. Staal
Harry Houk
W. H. Houk
Edison
Ewing Drug Co
Sam Wenner
McCptchenville
Dow Street
George Kridér
Akron University
Supt
W. L. Arnholt
Eloise Bame
Florence Holden
Reid Bachar
Luella Stombaugh
Azie Fleck
Josephine Jacob
Caroline Baker
Walter Roynon
Valeria Nye
Martha Phillips
Blanche Mitten
Anna Lawhead
Margaret Gaster
Ruth Lawhead
Evelyn Vaughn
Jane Bland
Avonell Robison
Robert McDaniel
Edward Riester
Charles Lanner
Kenneth Dame
Thoburn Baker
Sidney Beebe
Austin Walter
Moose Radio
Harry’s D Goff Funeral Home
Rug Store
Don’s Cleaners
Burson
Clc
Bill’s Restaurant
Fostoria Livestock Co
Fostoria
Elza Jacobs
News of the County
Carey Times Office
Women OF
THE
Rae Sopher
Mapes’ Rexall Drug
Petrolugar
Alka Seltzer
Cara Nome
Cologne
Sutton’s Bath Mitts
Mapes Rexel
Greyhound Station
Gamble Stores
George Jaster
Carey, Ohio
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