Julius Zahn of Carey Dies After Long Illness
Julius Zahn of South Lake Street died Thursday night at 11 10 p m after years of failing health. Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 30 p m from Goff funeral home with Rev Wade J Koons officiating. Burial Monday at 2 30 p m in Spring Grove cemetery. Grandson Col Kenneth Deidrick of Findlay and U S Army member stationed at Santa Fe N M did not arrive home until Sunday. Pallbearers were six grandsons: Deidrick, Deidrick, Deidrick, Deidrick, Zahn, Tong. Born October 26 1871 in Salem township he was 86 years 7 months 11 days. Survived by four children, two brothers, three sisters, 13 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. He retired from his Carey area farm in 1917 and moved to Carey.
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Goff
Wade J. Koons
Christ Lutheran Church
Kenneth Deidrick
Findlay
U. S. Army
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Spring Grove
Cpl. Deidrick
Robert Deidrick
Donald Deidrick
Dale Deidrick
William Zahn
Toledo
Raymond Tong
Carey
Zahn
Salem Township
Julius
Fredericka (Firling) Zahn
Elizabeth Pfeifer
Clarence Deidrick
Russell Zahn
Carl Bachman
Ervin Tong
Near Carey
Henry Zahn
Minneapolis
Mion
Julia Frank
Upper Sandusky
Harry Dunkle
Bellevue
H G. Chambers
Mrs. Mary A. Fox Dies at 74 in Tiffin Home
Mrs. Mary A. Fox 74 widow of William Fox was found dead Saturday afternoon June 9 1945 at 103 Clay Street from a heart attack. Born October 28 1870 at Berwick she leaves two sons Paul of Columbus Louis in Virginia Esther Grine of Fostoria Beatrice Youngpeter of New Riegel and many relatives. Funeral services were held at 9 am Tuesday in St Marys Church with burial in the parish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Fox
William Fox
Clay Street
Fox
Berwick
Mathias
Lena (Lippert) Gase
Paul
Columbus
Louis
Virginia
Beatrice Youngpeter
New Riegel
Esther Grine
Fostoria
Frank
John
Andy
Jacob
Charles
Steve
Leo Gase
Otto Motty
Leo Strausbaugh
Clara Gase
Virgil
Card of Thanks for Franklin Brown
The family expresses thanks to all who helped during illness and after the death of Franklin Brown husband and father. Special thanks to Pastor Koons, the singers, flower donors, pallbearers, and Undertaker Goff. Mrs Franklin Brown and son Frank David. Read the Want Ads. It pays.
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Franklin Brown
Pastor Koons
Goff
Frank David
Alonzo F. Corbin Rites Held at Houcktown Methodist
Alonzo Firmin Corbin 85 of Findlay died last Thursday morning at his daughter’s home in Jackson township after six months of declining health and four weeks of serious illness. Born March 22, 1860, in Jackson township, he was married to Luella Bibler in 1885. Survived by wife, two daughters, two sons, two brothers, two sisters, twelve grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at 4 30 p m Saturday at Houcktown Methodist Church with Rev W E Ballinger and Rev Paul Walter officiating. Interment followed in Houcktown Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Firmin Corbin
Second Street
Findlay
Blaine Peterman
Jackson Township
Hancock County
Corbin
Wesley and
Hllen (Bowman) Corbin
Luella M. Bibler
Peterman
W. A. Meacham
Saginaw
Mich
Cloyd S. Corbin
Harry L. Corbin
Toledo
John W. Corbin
Edward Corbin
W.S. Parish
Mary Stahl
Houcktown
Lawrence Eshelman 59 of Youngstown dies of heart attack
Lawrence Eshelman 59 of 526 Clearmont drive Youngstown died Friday night after a heart ailment. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Prentice funeral home Akron with burial in Green Lawn cemetery. Survived by wife Emma Mease and three daughters plus grandchildren. He formerly lived in Carey and Akron and was office manager for Lolub Iron & Steel in Youngstown.
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Lawrence Eshelman
Clearmont Drive
Youngstown
Prentice
Akron
Green Lawn Cemetery
Mary Stroup
Betty
Harry Pierce
Carey
B Eshelman
A. E
Amanda
Pierce) Eshelman
Tiffin
Frank Bridinger
Bridinger
Lolub Iron & Steel Company
Emma Mease
Upper Sandusky
Frank Witwer
Chicago
al Schagel
Wayne Miller
Copley
Death of G R Cramer 80 Retired Farmer
G R Cramer 80 retired farmer died at 11 30 p m Saturday June 9 1945 at his son Franks home a mile east of Sycamore He was born May 28 1865 at Republic and survived by nine children 17 grandchildren a great grandchild and a sister Funeral services were held at 2 p m Wednesday at E W Moore funeral home Sycamore with burial in Egbert's cemetery.
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George Rufus Cramer
Frank
Sycamore
Mr. Cramer
Republic
Edwin
Christine
Neikirk) Cramer
Elizabeth Wheatley
John Rule
Grafton
Richard
Akron
Paul Harris
Rolland Davis
Kokomo
Ind
Ralph Snook
Sscamore
George
Carey
Monroe
Oregon
William Myers
Butte
Mont
Cramer
Green Springs
E. W. Moore
C F. Brouse
Egbert
Child Dies in Vanlue After Illness
Robert Olin Beck 21 month old son of Olin and Margaret Beck died at the Vanlue residence at 11 o clock Monday forenoon after a two week illness. Survived by parents and grandparents Lee Sausser Vanlue Stanley Beck and Mr Blanchard. Funeral held Wednesday afternoon at the residence with Rev. Walter Marks officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Olin Beck
Olin
Margaret (Sausser) Beck
Vanlue
Lee Sausser
Stanley Beck
Blanchard
Walter Marks
Mrs Frank Ogg Thanks for Kind Thoughts
I wish to thank all those who so kindly remembered me with fruit flowers and cards and those who called on me during my recent illness. Mrs Frank Ogg.
Dickel Man Products Plans Postwar Civilian Goods Shift
Dickel Man Products Co of Forest announces wartime production cuts but says it will focus on postwar civilian needs. The plant, now employing 80 workers, will grow to about 150. It will launch a new farm wagon with 2000 orders and soon introduce an aluminum trailer body with several hundred orders already on the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickelman Products Co
Forest
Belmont at Santa Ana Army Air Base
Pfc. Harley V. Belmont of Carey Ohio, assigned to Santa Ana army air base, serves as clerk during a re assignment and convalescent station for returning AAF veterans. Entered service August 25 1941. General Easterbrook lauds the base for individual care and nation’s gratitude to brave soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Calif
Harley V. Belmont
High Street
Carey
Ohio
Santa Ana Army Air Base
Army Air Forces
Personnel Distribution Command
AAF
Pifc
Belmont
Arthur B. Easterbrook
America
Saaab
Girls' C C C 4 H Club Meeting Highlights
The Girls' C C C 4 H club met at the high school on Tuesday June 12 at 2 o clock. Mrs Earl Robison and Miss Betty Brooks attended. Fourteen girls answered roll call and Joyce Myers plus Jane Walter demonstrated how to equip a sewing basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. C. 4-H Club
Earl Robison
Betty Brooks
Upper Sandusky
Joyce Myers
Jane Walter
Woman Shot in Leg Near Wharton
Mrs. Russell Chester, daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Baker, was accidentally shot in the left leg just below the hip on Tuesday June 5 near Wharton. She was taken to Carey for treatment and later returned home in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Chester
Allen Baker
Near Wharton
Carey
Maritime Service seeks 2000 recruits in Ohio Michigan Kentucky
The United States Maritime Service begun a recruitment drive to enlist 2000 men from Ohio Michigan and Kentucky by September 1. Lt. D C Phillips regional enrolling officer in Cleveland announced the plan. Applicants may apply at local U S employment service offices or at Maritime Service recruiting offices in Cleveland Cincinnati and Detroit.
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The
United States Maritime Service
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
D. C. Phillips
Cleveland
Cal U. S. Employment Service
Maritime Service
Cincinnati
Detroit
Mich
Typewriter Ribbons and Adding Machine Ribbons Sold
At The Carey Times shop, customers can find typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons for any make or model. Diverse sizes and colors available.
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The
Carey Times
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Julius Zahn
S. Lake Street
Mr. Farmer
Wyandot County Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn., Inc
Fostoria Livestock Co
Neuhauser Hatcheries
OF Garry
Leo Beagle
Pratt’s
Alonzo F. Corbin
G. R. Cramer
Ness
Frank Ogg
Mariting Service
NEDSS
Harry’s
Englehard
Bucyrus
Zelan
Holden
Romeos
U.S
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