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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1917

Page

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Annual Pioneer Picnic Honors Col Crawford Burning

The annual pioneer picnic, held at Stoll's grove near Crawfordsville on the second Thursday in June, drew a large crowd despite weather. The McCutchenville Band performed patriotic pieces, speakers included John M. Harding and Grant E Mouser, and a flag drill by Hohwald school pupils ended with a concert.

Col. Crawford Stoll's Grove Crawfordsville McCutchenville Band Mark Karr Dorothea Whaley B. H. Davis Carey Quartette J. B. Moore Wellington J Baker Carl Mitchell W. S. LeMott H G. Chambers John M. Harding Lorain Col- Crawford Grant E. Mouser Marion G H. Aldrich Helena Miss Columbia Uncle Sam Hohwald School E. E. Hall

Liberty Loan Bond Drive and a Postal Card Mystery

A national appeal links liberty to bond subscriptions and war support. Secretary McAdoo urges Americans to back the cause with dollars, while a curious note recalls a mail sack signature from Postmaster Zahn found in Hope Alaska dated May 26 with a polar bear picture card.

Wm Zahn H. M Pratt Hope Alaska

Doctor Moor and Miss Durst Wed in Cuba Consulate

Dr D C Moor and Miss Carrie Durst of Charleston were married May 26 1917 at the American consulate in Cienfuegos Cuba. Dr Moor has many friends in Carey and Adrian where he practiced medicine.

D. C. Moor Carrie Durst Charleston S. C Cienfuegos Cuba Dr. Moor Carey Adrian

Wyandot County Busy Week With Courts And Deaths

County registration reached 1518 as Wyandot records show. Upper Sandusky news notes deaths, divorces, arrests, road plans approved, and multiple court actions including the Wonder Mullhol land case. Community tales include a Goose laying 51 eggs, hail damage, and a gypsy robbery on a delivery driver.

Mrs Sarah Snook Dies After 21 Weeks Ill at Ridge

Mrs Sarah Snook aged 82 died Wednesday June 6 at her Ridge township home after a long illness. She lived alone since her husband’s death eight years ago and is survived by son John Snook and a brother Jacob Starr. Funeral held at St Pauls United Evangelical Church with Rev W Elmer Bailey officiating. burial in Zion Bloom Cemetery. Maiden name Sarah Starr born Nov 18 1834 near Vanlue. Married Jeremiah Snook Sept 18 1860. two sons born Charles died in infancy. Charles is deceased. John survives. She spent her life in the area and was well known. Attending were Mrs Charles Jacobs and son of Marion and others.

Sarah Snook Ridge, Township John Snook St. Paul's United Evangelical Church W. Elmer Bailey Findlay Zion Bloom Cemetery G. W. Aoe T.snook Ser . Houck Lee Ruther Eccarey A8 Moore W. J. Baker C. X. Diller Carl Mitchell Charles Jacobs Marion Mrs. Snook Sarah Starr Vanlue Harry Stoll Jeremiah Snook Charles John Jacob Starr Allentown N. Y

Injured Ankle Delays Union City Woman’s Funeral Visit

Mrs Nannie Frink of Union City on the Fremon line to attend her brother in law James Frink’s funeral fell while alighting from the Big Four train at Carey. She twisted her left ankle, ligaments torn, sprain diagnosed, and Dr C Van Buren considers X ray to check for broken bones.

Nannie Frink Union City Fremon James Frink Carey

Funeral Attended for Nephew Joseph Pinniger

Mrs Arnold and her son Elias attended the funeral of her nephew Joseph Pinniger on Tuesday at Tiffin.

Robbery by Gypsies Intercepts Band En Route to Forest

A band traveling from Wharton to Forest in four autos was robbed of $5 by three gypsies. Robey reported the crime to Forest and Sheriff Harper and deputies pursued. Three carloads were captured about three miles northeast of Forest. one unit escaped but was recovered south of Forest. The band was taken to Forest and held in the mayoral office.

Orville Robey of Wharton Forest

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