John Lortz Rites Held for Salem Township Native
John Lortz a 73 year old Salem Township native died Monday at 2 30 am at the home of his brother in law C G Kimmel six miles south of Carey after six months illness and three weeks bedfast Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 30 pm from Bristoll funeral home with Rev J I Seim of Salem Lutheran Church officiating Burial was in Spring Grove cemetery Pallbearers were six nephews including Walter Lortz Russell Lortz Ralph Lortz Henry Kimmel Rolto Kimmel er and Virgil Kummerer He never married He is survived by two sisters Miss Kaille Lortz Carey and Mrs Kimmel and two brothers George and Henry Lortz of south of Carey Deceased siblings include Paul Lortz and Mrs William Kummerer Also note attendees from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lortz
C. G. Kimmel
Carey
Bristoll Funeral Home
J. I. Seim
Salem Lutheran Church
Spring Grove
Tere
Walter Lortz
Russell Lortz
Ralph Lortz
Henry’. Kimmel
Rolto Kimvinel
Virgil Kupmmerer
Mr. Lortz
Salem Township
Philip
Carolyn
Sammet) Lortz
Kaille Lortz
Kimmel
George
Henry Lortz
South of
Paul Lortz
William Kummerer
Lortz
Jay Karn
William Wen
George Wolfe
Mansfield
Wilbur Kinney
Robert Lortz
Robert Gauker
Tiffin
Sycamore
John Pfeifer
William Sammet
Mifflin Township
Fred Sammet
Upper Sandusky
War Time Food and Farm Supply Measures in 1943
The government outlines wartime production and rationing rules including 239575 ice boxes to be produced in three months, farm supply credits up to 25 dollars with farmer certification, butter price rollbacks, and OPA case outcomes. It notes gas rationing for fishing, caution against round robins, increased gasoline yields for farms, shoe price ceilings, and 1943 lumber and road traffic data, plus feed wheat supply guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIPB
James Henson Hamilton Dies After Heart Attack in Carey
James Henson Hamilton 58, New York Central freight agent in Carey, died suddenly from a heart attack on E Findlay street near Frederick's grocery after leaving a picture show. He had worked Friday, sought medical aid, and collapsed on the sidewalk. Funeral services were held at Patterson Methodist Church with burial in Patterson cemetery. He came to Carey March 30 to relieve R. B. Hamlet and lived with Mrs. W Campbell. Survived by wife Vera Smith, one son, five daughters, four sisters, two brothers, and Navy member Ted Hamilton. He was a Mason and Patterson Methodist Church member.
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James Henson Hamilton
New York Central
Carey
E. Findlay Street
Frederick's Grocery
Hamilton
Shield’s
Forest
Patterson
Vera Smith
James Wilson Hamilton
Helen Hamilton
Lima
Grace Hamilton
Ruth Hamilton
Mary Hamilton
Judls Hamilton
Muskegon
Mich
Carl Underwood
Cleveland
Dana Griffin
Orin Shaw
Marysville
Ted Hamilton
United States Navy
George Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Masonic Lodge
Patterson Methodist Church
Card of Thanks for John Lortz
We thank friends and neighbors and all who helped during illness and at death of John Lortz. Special thanks to Rev J I Seim for consoling words, flower donors, pallbearers, and Undertaker Bristols. Brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lortz
J. I. Seim
Bristols
Pvt Joseph E. George Dies at Camp Logan after Illness
Pvt Joseph E. George aged 37 son of Mr and Mrs N E George of Carey died Monday evening at Camp Logan Colorado after a 10 day illness with leukemia. He entered the Army in March 1948. The family traveled to Camp Logan to be with him and his body will be brought to Fostoria with an Army escort. Services will be held at St Wendelin's Church Fostoria and burial in the parish cemetery. He is survived by his parents a sister and two brothers. N E George owns the Galt hotel in Carew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. George
N. E. George
Carey
Camp Logan
Colo
George
J. George
Toledo
Pvt
Fostoria
J George
St Wendelin’s Church
Albert Toomas
R A. George
Miami, Fla
A J. George
Galt
Carew
War Expenditures Consume Most of Dollar
The excerpt notes that ninety six cents of every dollar is spent on war expenditures while the remaining four cents covers government expenses as usual.
Death of Charles Bloom in Marion
Charles Bloom of Marion died Monday afternoon at 2:45 in Marion City hospital after a 10 day illness. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2:00 PM at Edwin K. Smith Funeral Home. He was born November 23, 1866 in Seneca County, married to Lillie Wilmuth who died in 1925, survived by a son Floyd H. Bloom and two sisters Mrs. Caroline Updegraff and Mrs. Katie Redman plus many nephews and nieces. He taught instrumental music and drove the Pleasant Township school bus for years.
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Caroline Updegraff
Carl Rader
Katie Redman
Ralph Green
Charles Bloom
Marion
Marion City Hospital
Edwin K. Smith
Seneca, County
Jacob
Gartherine (Dumm) Bloom
Lillie Wilmuth
County
Bloom
Floyd H. Bloom
Weet Millgrove
W. Brown Avenue
W. North Street
Carey
Pleasant Township
Marion County
Peter Pahl Dies at 89 Former Carey Resident
Peter Pahl longtime Carey resident, died Sunday at his Kingsley Michigan home after years bedridden with a broken hip since 1942. Born May 10, 1854 in Ohio to Francis and Magdalene Pahl, he was 89. Survived by three sons Daniel Ernest Carl and a daughter Mrs Clara Miller, plus three brothers. Funeral in Kingsley with burial there.
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Peter Pahl
Carey
Kingsley
Mich
Huron County
Ohio
Francis
Magdalene Pahl
Pahl
Mr. Pahl
Catherine Courtad
Upper Sandusky
Daniel Pahl
Ernest Pahl
Near Kingsley
Carl Pahl
Jackson, Mich
Clara Miller
John Pahl
Henry Pahl
Jerome Pahl
Akron
Carey girls 4 H Club meets at high school for season plans
The Carey 4 H Club held a Monday evening meeting at the high school with about 30 members. Marjorie Vaughn named L Jane Twining Louise Jacob and Donna Ruffing to plan the season program. Janet Schutzberg from Upper Sandusky spoke on club camp and dresses.
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Carey Girls
Marjorie Vaughn
L Jane Twining
Louise Jacob
Donna Ruffing
Barbara Hunter
Carolyn Hunter
Janet Schutzberg
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County
Charles Hoff
Miss Schutzberg
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Brininger
WPB
CPA
OPA
Mr. Ickes
War Department
United States
Lumber and Lumber Products Division
Commodity Credit Corporation
U. S. Department of Agriculture War Board
James Henson Hamlton
Waterworks Park
America
Nexus Shoes
Friedman - Shelby
The
Carey Times
Pathfinder
Screenland
Silver Screen Sports Afield
Sories
Modern Screen
Christian Herald
Science & Discovery
the Woman
Household Magazine
Nat. Livestock
Poultry Tribune
Flower Grower Modern Romano Modern Screen Outdoors
Parents’ Magazine
Science
American Fruit Growe
American Poultry Jrnl
Farm Journal & Farmer’s Wife
Nat. Livestock Produ Poultry Tribune
Mother’s Home Life
Ca 'S Farmer
Saeepetal Farming
American Fruit
American Home
American Magazin
American Mercury
American Poultry Tral
Better Cook
G & Hom
K’g
Better Homes & Gardens
Capper’s Farmer Child Life
Christian Herake
Collier’s Weekly
Ciry Gentleman
Fact Digest
Farm Jrol
F’r
Hygeia
Liberty
Popular Mechanics
Science & Picayery
RFD
Postoffice
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