Twenty Five Years Ago June Fourth Local Notes
In 1908 Paul Roll goes to Elyria for a pharmacist job. New Rowe sisters North street residence under construction. Council passes ordinance banning spitting in public places. Mary Eloise Thrall dies at six months. J G Reynolds tracks school enrollment with 538 children. A cannon from Rock Island arrives for Water Works park. 2500 chicks pass through town en route to several states. Long obituary for John Greene nearly 88 with many descendants. Commencements set for Tymochtee Ridge Crawford townships and area schools with multiple graduates and teachers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Ohio
New Washington
Virginia
Kentucky
North Dakota
John Greene
Samuel Greeno
Columbus
Jacob
William
Jack
Levi Greeno
Carey
George Greeno
Holgate
Elmer Greeno
Fostoria
Martha Snyder
Forest
Boxwell - Patterson
Tymochtee Township
McCutchenville
M. E. Church
Esther Ringersen
Louis Fritz
Russell Bell
Grace Yochum
Juliette Myers
Ralph Gilland
Helen Curtis
Marguerite Noel
Ridge Township
Bigelow Chapel
Gladys Smith
Theo Cooper
Frederick Shuman
Letta Hartle
Hazel Wonder
Memorial services planned by Snyder and Frederick
The Moose will hold their annual memorial services Sunday at the Owl hall with Rev. Fr. Phillip delivering the address. June 6 1918 notesWillard Stief back from O VA for summer furlough Don Siniff visiting from Camp Sherman to the area. Grover Snyder enlisted for Cincinnati mechanical school around July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Stief
Don Siniff
Camp Sheridan
Robert Smith
Marion
Marion Business College
Willis Kurtz
Chicago
Grover Snyder
Mechanical School
Cincinnati
Snyder & Frederick
Onion
Owl
Phillip
Carey
Statewide 3.2 beer law supersedes local rules
Ohio Attorney General Bricker ruled that state law on 3.2 beer overrides city ordinances, making local bans or allowances ineffective. Lucas county Prosecutor Frazier Reams received the opinion, aligning with Carey council’s stance that new beer rules belong to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Frazier Reams
Lucas County
Carey Council
Carey
Estates Valued in Seneca County Probate Court
Inventories filed list three estates with Emma Gibbon of Tiffin valued at 9085.67 dollars all personal property Afifa Abowd of Fostoria valued at 23997 dollars nearly all realty and Charles A Hart of Fostoria valued at 9357.25 dollars.
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Seneca County
Emma Gibbon
Tiffin
Afifa Abowd
Fostoria
Charles A. Hart
Bright Woman Loses 20 Pounds on Kruschen Salts
Mrs Lute Bright of Walker Minnesota reports losing 20 pounds from June 28 1932 to January 10 1933 after taking Kruschen Salts under medical care. She credits the product with improving her health and reducing gall stones and recommends a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast. She notes a four week jar costs a small price and offers a money back guarantee if dissatisfied after the first jar.
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Kruschen
Lute Bright
Walker
Minn
McCutchenville Notes Include Visits and Socials
The column records minor community happenings. Mrs. R. J. De Tray is slightly improved. Local families from Tiffin and Sycamore attended picnics at Gem Beach and Walbridge Park. Church groups met at homes in Upper Sandusky and Tiffin with planned upcoming gatherings. The 4-H club and Friendly Circle class held meetings at the Y M C A and local homes with refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
M. E
Wilmer Rosier
Glen Tallman
Miss Dércas England to Receive Degree at Bowling Green
Miss Dércas England daughter of Byron England will receive a special degree in commercial education at Bowling Green State College during the commencement exercises next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dércas England
Byron England
Bowling Green State College
C I C Class Meeting at Miss Wickiser Home
The Memorial Evangelical Sunday school C I C class will meet Friday evening at the home of Miss Mary Wickiser located five miles southwest of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Mary Wickiser
Domestic Art Club holds two meetings this spring
The Domestic Art Club met Friday at Miss Elizabeth Bachman’s home three miles west of Carey with Miss Lucille Derr presiding. New officers elected: Genevieve Dow president Rita Brown vice president Margaret Dow secretary treasurer and Martha Phillips news reporter. A second meeting followed Tuesday at Margaret Bachman’s home with minutes approved and new committee appointments and demonstrations on trimming colors undergarments and sewing. New member Martha Jane Messmer joined. next meeting set for June 20 at Miss Bachman’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic Art Club
Elizabeth Bachman
Carey
Lucille Derr
Rita Brown
Genevieve Dow
Margaret Dow
Martha Phillips
Dorothy Swarts
Charlotte Collet
Imelda Orlans
Henrietta Jacoby
Marjorie Kramer
Martha Derr
Per
Margaret Bachman
Ruth Musgrave
Margaret Derr
Doris Shane
Lois Shane
Martha Jane Messmer
Persis
Frances Peirce
Dorcas Baker
Miss Bachman
Cartha Phillips
Blast Kills Young Mother at Bellevue Farm Home
Mrs. Gilbert Enders, 25, died Sunday night at Bellevue hospital from burns after kerosene ignited while she used it to light a fire at her south of town farm home. Two infant children were present. one survived unharmed. Funeral services for Mrs. Enders were held in Bellevue with relatives from B North street and nearby towns in attendance.
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Bellevue
Gilbert Enders
Bellevue Hospital
Ofer
Enders
Edwin Nye
B. North Street
Nye
Bertha Walter
This Place
Effie Dryfuse
Tiffin
Carey Times Reunion Card Printing Request
A notice invites customers to have reunion cards printed at the Carey Times office detailing services and contact channels for ordering.
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Carey Times
Local residents host gatherings across several towns
Crawford Mrs. Frank Wilson and Miss Mabel spent Friday in Marion. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Jacobs of Carey and Lloyd McDaniel were in Wharton Monday evening. Martha Jane Messmer of Carey is visiting the Dow family. Clarence Weber from Columbus joined Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nye this week. Tommy Myers and Jimmy Faires and Wendell Wentling were dinner guests of the Laws. Ruffing family from Carey spent Sunday with the Haford and Dible households. Dow family hosted visitors from Tiffin. Squier of Carey and Mrs. Fleck of south of Carey visited the Proctor home. Rall and Ball families from Upper Sandusky dined with the Haford family. Kittie Baker and friends dined with the Wilsons south of Edison. Lloyd McDaniel family and Earl Luhring household hosted guests at Arcadia. Amy Barnes of Arcadia attended the dinner there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Pflueger
C. F. Pflueger
Camp Sherman
Columbus
Migs
Gail
England
Charley
Allison
63M
Columbus Barracks
Crawford Township
Beulah Powell
Ada
Eureka
Ruth Zahn
Martin
Herman Gibbs
James Stanley
Peter Shultz
Will Homan
Tiffin
S. N. Harmon
Ferrel Haines
Carol
Cleveland
J. Stuckey
Harry Spoon
Gem Beach
M. E
Thelma McNutt
Upper Sandusky
Clarence Weber
Harry Nye
Tommy Myers
Jimmy Faires
Carey
Wendell Wentling
T. G. Laws
al. P. Ruffilng
Louise
Mary
Esther
Ralph Haford
J. F. Dible
Joe
Judy
Dible
Murray Pipes
Robert Dow
Bobby
Jerry
Alice
Mr. Dow
D. A. Dow
O. W. Squier
John Fleck
Miss Mazie
South of Carey
Wm. Proctor
Lawrence Rall
Donald
Paul
George Ball
Ruth
Kittie Baker
Dean Baker
Margaret Savidge
Don Dietrick
Mabel Wilson
Leonard Wilson
S. E Wilson
Edison
Lloyd McDaniel
Luella
Vesta
Dwight
Earl Luhring
Arcadia
Amy Barnes
Richard Gibson
Mrs. Florent
Mary Louise Myers
Mis. Florein
George Gibson
E. H. Gibson
Frederick
Richard Bland
Near Adrian
Charles Bland
Joseph Gibson
Audley Beaschler
Clarence Bhingle
Mervin
Merle Corfman
South
Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Plymouth and Nearby Areas
Louis Allen traveled to Plymouth on Saturday to visit James Root. Kenneth Myers stayed a few days with his cousin Dwight Yentzer south of town. Mrs Al P Ruffing spent Thursday in Ft Wayne with her daughter Ruth studying beauty culture. Mrs John Long of Wharton Mrs Frank Webble of Berwick and A C Greek of East Springfield called on Mr and Mrs L M Cook Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Lee Helman
Helman
Berry School
G. W. Poling
Galt House
Ansonia
Anna
Rupp) Saltzman
John Saltzman
Romecourt
Lorraine
France
Columbus Barracks
William Miller
Ross Draper
Russell John Greer
John W. Joseph
Carey
Roscoe H. Bland
McCutchenville
Louis G. Altwater
Kirby
Edward Brenner
Frances McLoughlin
Ira Evans
Joseph Fox
Joseph Jenet
John Greer
Orville Simonis
Vincent Mangett
Ida Myers
Irene Boes
Irene Pahl
Lucille Kitzler
Kenneth Myers
Dwight Yentzer
al. P Ruffing
Ft. Wayne
Ruth
John Long
Wharton
Frank Webble
Berwick
A. C Greek
East Springfield
L. M. Cook
Ohio approves installment plan to repay pre 1932 taxes
Property owners delinquent on taxes or assessments due before the August 1932 settlement may pay in full without penalties, under a new Ohio law. The plan also allows up to six annual installments with a 4 percent interest rate, aimed at encouraging prompt payment and debt clearance by February 1934.
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Ohio
J. I. Falconer
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Sisters Drown in Pelton Quarry Tragedy in Fostoria
Two Fostoria sisters Lois Sheets 16 and Aileen 18 drowned in the Pelton quarry on N County Line Street while wading at the edge. Firemen recovered the bodies. they died at City hospital after hours of artificial respiration. Parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Sheets of S County Line Street. Sheets is a city truck driver.
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Fostoria
Pelton
Lois Sheets
Aileen
N. County Line Street
Lois
Oscar Sheets
S. County Line Street
Sheets
Local Social Roundup in Berry Area During Weekend
Berry residents report visits and homestead gatherings with extended family. Richard Gibson spent time with Florent and Mary Day. George and Joseph Gibson families hosted guests from Upper Sandusky Carey and Adrian areas. Mr and Mrs Joseph Gibson celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary with a tureen dinner for relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Knowlton
Mabel
Dallas
James Roof
Near Adrian
George Mullholand
Joseph Gibson
Donald Myers
Carey
Florein Day
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Roll
Elyria
Misses Luella
Josephine Rowe
North Street
Mary Eloise
L. G. Thrall
A. J. Frederick
Jacob Stief
J. G. Reynolds
Board of Public Affairs
Water Works Park
Arsenal
Rock Island
Illinois
Snyder’s
Opera House
Cletis Lowery
Cecil Beebe
Della Stoll
May Myers
Irma Trubey
Mary Ranger
Forest Bland
Earl Green
Lotus Wright
Nina Trubey
C M. Parker
J Nurauver
F L. Livingston
Madge Barton
Avery Needs
B. E. Hudson
Bernie Keller
Dr. Hart
Board of Education
C . Wenner
J. D. Carothers
J. W. Powell
J. H. Phillips
J. J. Stoll
Camp Perry
Miles S. Mitten
Clinton R. Stroub
Margaret Rothgeb
Sylvester Pahl
Marshal Brown
Ross Johnson
George Remlinger
Army
Bright Woman
India
University of the 200
William Sights
Cin- Howard Taft
Museum
Art Museum
Cincin Conservatory
Ohio River
Covington
Kentucky Hills
R. J. de Tray
Marian
Nelson Shafer
Helen
Duane Burgher
Frank Wetzel
New Riegel
Roscoe Eisaberth
Walbridge Park
Toledo
Reformed Sunday School of
G. W. Pennington
D. D. Shafer
Marion Brandt
Miley Burgher
Cc. I. C
Blast
Crawford
Frank HE. Wilson
Louis Allen
Plymouth
James Root
Berry News
George Gilliland
Roy
Clarence Long
Alf Bland
Clifford
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Fostoria, Ohio
Wernick Products Co
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