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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
5
Carey residents host and visit relatives in Findlay Upper Sandusky and Toledo. Several community members attend ceremonies, hospital visits, and alumni events while others relocate or announce housekeeping moves. Notables include Mrs. Arch Donelson and many local families with connections to Carey and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Monroe Crist spent the weekend in Fostoria. Mrs Ray Beebe, a patient at Findlay Home and Hospital, is improving. Several families, including Houk, Beis, Sheridan, and Ogg, visited relatives in Findlay and nearby towns. Clarke Ewing of Boston visits his mother Mrs J D Ewing while his sons near Ohio State University graduate this week.
Mrs Amanda Lafferty 57 wife of Alex Lafferty died at 1020 o clock Monday at her home 1118 Lima avenue Findlay following a two year illness She was born January 27 32880 in Hancock county daughter of Adam Pifer married Alex Lafferty November 17 1927 Her first husband Sheridan Doolittle died in Carey about 13 years ago Surviving relatives include several sisters and brothers and she was a member of St Pauls church Burial will be in Maple Grove cemetery.
Patrol Officer Evans of Vaughns ville brought Walter Mullholand from Findlay back to the Columbus penitentiary. Mullholand had been jailed since Saturday after trying to cash a forged check at Burson's clothing store. The check bore the name Hayes Greer and had shown up earlier at Freder ick's grocery before disappearance, likely swallowed to hide it.
Fire crews rushed to the New York Central coal bank district Saturday evening after an old passenger coach used as a car repair office caught fire. Cause uncertain lightning or wiring fault. The blaze was quickly controlled with minimal damage.
Funeral services for Mrs. S. A. Wenner were held Saturday at 9:30 in Our Lady of Consolation Church with Rev. Paul Vollrath officiating. Interment followed at Spring Grove cemetery. Six nephews served as pallbearers and a large out of town gathering attended from Indiana Michigan Ohio and Kirby.
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted us during our recent bereavement to Fr. Paul Vollrath and Fr. Joseph Herp for their consoling words to the flower donors and to Undertaker Paul C. Goff for his kind services Sr. A. Wenner and Family.
Judge Russell H. Kear of Upper Sandusky will preside in common pleas court in Tiffin on Friday in Judge Ralph Sugrue's absence due to illness. He told Clerk Arthur S Meyers he will hear matters presented by attorneys in Mercy hospital case.
Mrs. Mary Tracy of Crawford reports the death of her son Grover in California last week. He was about 52 years old.
Mrs B C Ensminger died at her Geneva home Friday afternoon age 77 years 8 months 1 day born in Carey daughter of David S Nye and Mary M Starr survived by husband B C Ensminger son Percy Ensminger of Cleveland daughter Clara at home three grandchildren two great grandchildren sisters Mrs Ida Parker of Cleveland and Mrs Grace Stanley near Carey brother Harry Nye of near Duenc quat a daughter Mrs Glen Fisher of Geneva died ten years ago
The Woman's Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church met in the parish house Wednesday afternoon. Miss Stella Nye led the devotionals and Miss Emma Stief conducted the study of the lesson Some Next Steps, part of a series concerning the Negro.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Turnbell welcomed a daughter on Sunday in a store setting. The birth adds a new member to the Turnbell family with relatives nearby.
Reunion cards printed at The Carey Times office announce upcoming local gathering. Organizers invite former residents and families to RSVP. Community members expect details on date venue and program in a later notice.
Justus lodge Knights of Pythias will elect officers on Tuesday evening June 22. A large attendance is desired at this meeting. Miss Margie Audritsh of Warreh spent Saturday to Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mrs J E Audriteh.
Readable fragments show name cards either printed or engraved at The Carey Times office. details on individuals or purpose are not fully legible in the available text.
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