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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
2
Mrs Ellsworth Grady died Monday forenoon at 9 10 at her residence on West South Street from carcinoma after a seven year illness. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon by Rev Marion E Tinsler at the home and burial followed in Spring Grove cemetery with pallbearers named.
Leovida Hall born November 16 1889 in New Metamora daughter of Henderson and Mary Pratt Hall. She married Worth Grady May 6 1920 and survived by two children and a widow status. Surviving siblings include Mary E Hall East Liverpool W M Salisbury Bridgeport Miles Hall New Straitsville F D Hall Zanesville George Hall Fly Eldridge Hall Sistersville W Va J M Hall New Metamora.
Leonard L. Bond, former Carey resident, died in Norristown Pennsylvania. His body arrived in Carey Friday and funeral services were held Saturday at Bristoll Funeral Home with Rev Marion E Tingler officiating. Burial followed at Ritchey Cemetery Crawford with six nephews as pallbearers. Attendees included Carl Ridge and Robert Brandeberry of Norristown Merle Bond of Tiffin James Bond and Mrs R K Carlin of Findlay.
We express sincere thanks to friends and relatives for lovely flowers and kindness. Our gratitude goes to the pallbearers and to Rev. for support during our loss.
Tinsler offered consoling words and Undertaker Bristoll provided efficient services. The notice lists Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ridge, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Chesebrough, and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bond.
John H. Slotterbeck died Friday at 9:40 a m at his Patterson street home after weeks of illness. Funeral at Goff funeral home with Rev Paul R Clouser. burial in Spring Grove cemetery. Survived by widow Elvira Johnson, six children including Charles and William, 11 grandchildren, one daughter predeceased. Born in Pennsylvania, he moved to Wyandot County as a child and later to Carey. A lifelong pianist, he retired in 1921 and was active as a telegraph operator and farmer.
Words of consolation are shared for Mrs. Elvira Slotterbeck and her children. Flowers, singers at the funeral, pallbearers, and Undertaker Goff are thanked for their service.
Former resident W. R. McKinley of Beatrice Nebraska visited The Times office on a Wednesday. His family moved to Beatrice after 1868 and included Mrs. Lucy M. Skinner and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gray who traveled from Santa Rosa California. Mr. Gray is McKinley’s nephew.
Reported infestation of sawfly damaging pine trees in Wyandot County with numerous small worms harming the trees.
Extension service reports active saw fly larvae in several Ohio areas causing significant damage. Control recommended with a spray of two pounds arsenate of lead per 50 gallons of water to protect trees.
Good suitable work mare for sixty dollars offered by Fred Shriner at 224 S. Paterson Street. Cottage for sale on the lot south of the Pilgrim House. inquiries may be made at the Pilgrim House.
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