Carey News Briefs From Vance Street Walk Upgrade
Local notes report a new brick sidewalk improvement on the east side of Vance Street. Roy Culler is commissioned as lieutenant of Company B. Market prices include wheat 68c oats 226c corn 70c eggs 10c butter 14c. Several local events: Mash Lindsay murder trial opens. teachers hired by Salem school board. Miss Edith Greek of Carey marries Allan Ault of Findlay. Maccabee lodge members visit Adrian. 41 firefighters attend Northwestern Ohio convention. a Carey picnic at Indian Mound. Ardmore lots sold by Ohio Land Co. Vanlue band to play with gold watch giveaway. church and school diploma events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Charles Krupp
Buffalo
Syillage
Mash Lindsay
W. C. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Salem School Board
Cora Ehrlich
A. A. Wise
O. M. Matteson
M. E. Kears
C. C. Weber
Jacob Stief
Fostoria
Schuyler Newcomb
Indiana
Edith Greek
Allan O. Ault
Findlay
Smoke
John Greek
Ault
Maccabee Lodge
Adrian
Elmer “Wonder
Blinn
Maccabee
Fire Department
Chambers
Marshal Lockrider
Ohio
Bowling Green
Hazel Livingston
Gladys Smith
Ruth Kurtz
Gladys Kennerley
Gladys Heck
Hester Stahl
Ethel Spaid
Cecil Beebe
Gladys Zeis
Ross Patterson
Franklin Newhard
George Newhard
Gail Kurtz
Clarence Wenner
Lawrence Wenner
Robert Wing
Indian Mil
Ardmore
North‘ Vance
Ohio Land Co
Akron
Vanlue
Bryan Shumaker
Joseph Schira
George Mathern
Theodore Myers
Esther Krupp
Eulalia Weaver
Paulne Weaver
Etta Kitzler
Esther Braun
Veronicy ,Winday
Evelyn Rémlinger
Louisa Hudke
Helen Fox
Our ’ Oady
Lottie’ Kear
Carl Kimmell
Lois Young
Vernice Kemnerley
Clyde Melamore
Charles, Mohre
Jona Kauble
Rosa Walter
Bernice England
Elizabeth Burdette
Estella Duffield
Patterson-Boxwell
Richland Township
Wharton
Tev. M. C. Howey
Spencerville
A. P. Sandles
Ohio State Agricultural Association
Corinthian Quartet
George L. Wininger
Mark Karr
W. H. Stoll
Family Dinners Remembered in Quiet Reflections
A nostalgic poem by Anne Campbell laments changing times and lost loved ones during family dinners. It recalls childhood tea hours with old friends, the warmth of plan meals, and the ache of absence as time passes. The piece explores gratitude, kinship, and memory tied to family meals.
Carey Area News Highlights Light Week of Local Life
A mausoleum is planned at 7Nevada and Charles Clinger buys the Wall Street theater. Two young deer join Waterworks park zoo this week. Mrs. Newton McClure of Denver visits relatives here. Plans advance for a Sunday school excursion to Detroit and Sugar Island on July 12. Joseph D. Peters dies at age 82, father of Mrs. Frank Shuman of Carey. Local markets list eggs 13c butter 20c and other goods. A Children's Day vocal solo is featured at the Lutheran church. Russell P. Dunaway and Gertrude A. Snyder wed in June. Dunaway is a former local resident. Dean Brayton of Salt Lake City, grandson of Mrs. Asa Brayton, to marry Aileen Maclean in Salt Lake City. Mt. Blanchard pastor Rev. John Smith marks 100th birthday with a day-long program at Fahl's grave. Local groups KK Lodge and Pyrian Sisters attend Ohio Grand Lodge in Hamilton. Verne Chesebrough buys a house on South street for 1600 dollars. OSU Columbus commencement features Robert Gregze and granddaughter Dorcas Truckmill er. Lytle visits with Whitney-Courter pianos. joins Findlay transfer outfit. Gladys Trubey and Lynn Shuman wed at Upper Sandusky Lutheran parsonage. Teachers certs awarded to several including L W passett and Stanley Sink. Grace Chapel items include social visits and Sunday gatherings with neighbors and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clinger
Wall Street
Waterworks Park Zoo
Newton McClure
Denver
Colo
Detroit
Sugar Island
Joseph D. Peters
Fostoria
Frank Shuman
Carey
The
Lutheran Church
Fred Rowalte
Russell P. Dunaway
Gerttrude A. Snyder
Elkhart
Ind
Dunaway
John Smith
Mt. Blanchard
Fahl
E. N. Garn
P. Lodge
Jacob Nurmer
Pyrian Sisters
Hamilton
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Verne Chesebrough
South Street
Mitch Gear
Nellie Houk
Robert Gregze
Ohio State University
Columbus
Dorcas Truckmiller
John Lytle
Whitney-Courter
Lytle
Findlay
Family visits and church notices at St Pauls
Hobart Tong of Carey and Lincoln Tong with Lester visited Frances Tong and son Goldie Sunday afternoon. Ivor Helfer of Findley and family joined for Sunday supper. Father s Day observed at St Paul with Earl Snook orchestra. Children s Day services begin at 8 pm. Lonna Pratt family Velma Opper and Rev B L Lee were dinner guests of Schuyler Presler. N B Presler called in Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard Rickle
Joe Tong
Wille Cole
Orvetta Wentling
Marion
Frances Tong
Carey
Hobart Tong
Stanley Walter
Charles
Willie Cole
Charley Cole
Willie Walter
Frank Walter
Wharton
Charley Robison
Earl and Dale
Avonell
Jonathan Bachar
Willis Stahl
Harold
Virginia Mae
Herschel Platt
East of Kirby
Clarence Suber
Esther
Gerald
Orville Wohlgamuth
Margaret
Evangelical Church
Lincoln Tong
Lester
Goldie
Ivor Helfer
Findley
John Wickiser
Marjorie
St. Paul
Vandals of the Shoe Box
A short editorial laments littering by picnickers and tourists in natural areas. It notes shoe boxes tin cans banana peels and papers ruin scenery and urges responsible behavior along roadsides and at picnic spots to protect nature for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Earth
Notice to Farmers on Dead Stock Removal Service
Farmers are advised to call Main 475 Findlay for removal of dead stock. The Buckeye Reduction Co offers free and paid telephone charges for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main 475
Findlay
Buckeye Reduction CO
Berry area social guests fill weekend at multiple homes
Numerous visits linked Berry and nearby towns as Dr and Mrs Colon Beck hosted in Clyde while Ferrel Haines and others visited Gilliland and Gibson families. Attendees included Phillip Reis, Arthur Benson, Althea Phillips, and many Kauffmans, Hoepfs, and Hemmerleys, with a birthday toast for Mrs. Cook. A closing proverb notes self reference shrinks one’s baggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrel Haines
McCutchenville
John Gilliland
Phillip Reis
Marion
Hemts
E. EB. Gibson
Ambrose Bland
Vandoren Gibson
Near Carey
Flore
William Slotterbeck
William Kummerer
Carey
Charles Hoepf
Ohio Banks Show Steady Growth in Resources
Comptroller of the Currency reports for Ohio show bank resources rose steadily from 1922 to 1925. The 1925 aggregate reached 2 907 000 000, up from 2 339 000 000 in 1922, with 1924 at 2 726 000 000 and 1923 at 2 559 000 000. Only five states exceeded Ohio in total resources: New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Massachusetts and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
Jinois
Massachusetts
California
Local youth arrested for auto theft in Findlay
Lewis Beck, 19, was arrested by Patrolman Robert McNutt on auto theft charges after allegedly stealing a Chevrolet coupe from O. E. Johnston. Beck pleaded guilty before Mayor B. L. Groves and was bound over to Hancock county grand jury on $1000 bond. He admitted forgery of a $10 check and theft of a $30 grip from the Carey car, which was recovered. Beck planned to move to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Beck
Robert McNutt
BE. L. Groves
Hancock’ County
Beck
O. E. Johnston
Nouth West Street
Royal Theater
Carey
Johnston
Texas
Findlay Courter
First Wisconsin Ruling on Prohibition Roadhouse Padlocks
Federal Judge Geiger in the Eastern District of Wisconsin issues the first judicial decision holding owners of roadhouses cabarets and similar public resorts liable for permitting intoxicating liquor on premises and facing padlock orders under prohibition law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geiger
Wisconsin
Double Loss Quote on Wealth and Health Death
A London Weekly Telegraph line quotes Jones and Smith discussing a friend who died in poverty after chasing wealth and health. The dialogue remarks the paradox of sacrificing health for riches and then losing wealth in pursuit of well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Smith
London Weekly Telegraph
Deals in Dirt Tie Land Transfers Across Townships
A series of land transactions listed include Harry 8. Williams selling land in Pitt township to Jerome Bowen, Paul C. Whaley et al selling in Crawford township to Edward Kiester, and multiple transfers in Eden township between Adam J. Frederick and N. EB. and Julia George or Lyman S. Aten and Frank S. Aten. Prices are recorded as $1 in each case, with other details noting parcels such as Galt House Carey and Inlet 249 Upper Sandusky plus inlot 3 Marseilles and eighty acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry 8. Williams
Jerome Bowen
Pitt Township
Paul C. Whaley Et al
Edward Kiester
Crawford Township
Adam J. Frederick
N. EB
Julia George
Galt House
Carey
Frank S. Aten
Lyman S. Aten
Eden Township
Lyman S.aten
Emma Lemon Fisher
George Fisher
Ella Hilderbrand
Inlet
Upper Sandusky
Joseph Stansberry
Charles E. Clark
Marseilles
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Carey Times
Vance
Roy Culler
List Meutenant
Company B
the Times
Anne Campbell
Gladys _Trubey
L. D. Trubey
Lynn “Shuman
Sarah Shuman
Upper
Sandusky Lutheran Parsonage
L. W. Passett
Stanley Sink
Mabel van Buren
Lotus G. Wright
Ralph Livingston
Vincy Campbell
Grace Chapel
Midway Park
Russell Wickiser
Ira Wickiser
Avonell Robison
Harvey Wonder
New Riegel
Callie Tong
Willis Tong
Audrey
Adeline
Roy Mick
Cletis
Five Points
Messrs
Dale Robison
Everett Lee
David Walter
Houcktown
Mrs
Chester Vogel
Betty Marie
Charley Vogel
Berry News
Colon Beck
Clyde
Ben Kauffman
Florian Hoepf
Charles Hoops
B. E. Gibson
Berry
Geo. Gibson
Zilpha
Joseph Gibson
Arthur Benson
Althea Phillips
Toledo
Jack Phillips
Mildred
Geo, Mullholand
Roy Long
Geo
Gibson
Near Kirby
Rebecca Hemmerley
Beulah Sopher
Tiffin
Fred Ellis
Ann Arbor
Mich
W. B. Hoff
Romaine
Ruth Helen
Artamisha
Cayey
Merle Co
Henry Reinhart
Ralph Welty
Gerald Kauffman
Christina Kauffman
Wm. Kauffman
Alvada
Joseph Kauffman
Cincinnati
George Mullholand
Samuel Young
Lawrence
William Cook
Paul and
Billile
Forest
Cook
Ohio AT Work
Ohio Bank
NaTional Bank
Cleveland
West Gay ST
the Fidelity Building, Loan & Savings Company
Columbus, Ohio
Fidelity
Elza Jacobs
F.L. Moyer
L. J. Nachbar
South Vance
Street
Mutal
Mutual
Findlay Savings & Loan Co
Carey Farmers Co-operative Company