46 Years Ago News Of June 18 1891
The page reports T Barnum leaving property valued at 4 249 522 and notes a 52 ton steel breech loading gun landed at Sandy Hook. It mentions Vanderbilt 15 000 hen house, Ambrose Shumaker traveling via Carey toward Findlay, and many youths in Upper Sandusky. It includes a church reunion and baptism figures. A moral plea challenges jeering at women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Barnum
Sandy Hook
W. K. Vanderbilt
Ambrose Shumaker
Lovell
Carey
Findlay
Upper Sandusky
Local Notes and Marriages Highlight 1912 June
In Vanlue a band plans an ice cream social Saturday evening. Russell Kurtz graduates from Ohio State University this week. The marriage of Lotus Wright of Carey and Jay Myers of Findlay occurred at the bride's mother's home in Columbus. A frost damaged muck lands. Delphine Krebs graduates in a Tiffin Ursuline recital. Carrie Kerr and Chester Fisher wed in Boise City Idaho. John Weaver and Elizabeth Brooks banns published at Our Lady of Consolation. Clyde Morehart and Rose Carver obtain a marriage license. State game warden and Marshal Buckland inspect Italian workers on the Hocking Valley. Minimum fine for an offense set at $25 plus costs. Case before Squire J F Wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Wright
Carey
Jay Myers
Findlay
Delphine Krebs
South of Town
Ursuline Convent
Tiffin
Carrie Kerr
Carey Public Schools
Chester Fisher
Boise City
Idaho
John ‘Weaver
Hocking Valley
Squire J. F. Wonder
Esther May Brown Dies in Mt Vernon Sanatorium
Esther May Brown aged nearly 18 died Friday at 4 pm in Avalon sanatorium Mt Vernon from tuberculosis. Former resident of Odd Fellows Home Springfield she was born July 16, 1919 in Carey. Survived by mother and siblings Russell Edward Howard Williams and Marcella Brown Carey. Glenn Brown Springfield. funeral Monday 2 pm Memorial Evangelical Church burial Spring Grove cemetery. Pallbearers named from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther May Brown
Avalon Sanitarium
Mt. Vernon
Esther
Odd Fellows Home
Springfield
Walter
Besefe
Barr) Brown
Carey
Russell
Edward
Howard
Williama
Marcella Louise Brown
Glenn Franklin Brown
Margaret Ellen
United ‘Brethren Church
Memorial Evangelical Church
Grove
Haying, Beer
Rauseell
Glen’ Brown
Richard Mullholand, Jr
James Lindsay
Clayton Shuman
Everett Metter
Fremont
William Brown
Pauline Var
Helen
Jessie
Mary
Local Weddings and Progress Reported in 1922
In 1922 a series of marriages took place including Miss Anna Fry with Rev. Louis G. Fritz, Miss Mary Brandt with Emery Preston Kear, and Henry P. Willoughby and Miss Gretta Stoner. Charles Robison works on a new house site while Loreta Krupp earns nursing credentials at St. Vincent's Toledo. A dairy barn for C. C. Heck is nearing completion. A 12-year-old Martha Fox died at Mercy hospital from peritonitis after an appendicitis operation. Carey experienced a severe hailstorm damaging skylights and roofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Fry
Louis G. Fritz
Mary Brandt
Emery Preston Kear
Wharton
Henry P. Willoughby
Toledo
Gretta Stoner
Carey
Charles Robison
Loreta Krupp
St. Vincent’s Hospital
David Heck
C. C. Heck
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Martha
Charles Fox
Mrs. Doris Beaver Dies at 66 in Amanda Township
Mrs. Doris S. Beaver wife of John Beaver longtime Hancock county resident died at her Amanda township home from heart trouble at 3 30 last Thursday. She was born July 22 1871 in Forest and lived in Hancock county since 1902. Survived by husband and son Carl E. Beaver of Vanlue plus brothers and sisters including Hattie Purdy and Clara N. Smith. Funeral held at United Brethren church Vanlue with burial at St Pauls cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B&b
Newcomer
Steindorf & Jarvis
Fotoria
Church of the Brethren
Fostoria
J. J. Anglemeyer
Williamstown
H. V
Thomas
Old Fort
Wasserman ‘Sisters
Fountain Cemetery
Leslie Newcomer
Carey
Robert
Samuel Newcomer
Alvada
Galen Bame
Martin Lee
Harold Lee
Biglick
Hancock County
J.P
Dickey
Doris S
Metheany) Beaver
John Beaver
Amanda Township
Carl E. Beaver
Vanlue
Hattie Purdy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carey Cash
Vualwy
Carey Times
Upper
Sandusky Union
United Brethren Church of Carey Circuit
M. Carey’s Grove
Crawford
Evans
South Pole
Russell Kurtz
Ohio State University
Columbus
William Wright
Strand
Wm. Powell
Joan Crawford
Mrs. Cheyney
Devil On Horseback
Our Gang
Phantom Rider
Marietta
MacDonald Nelson Eddy
Dnd
John Barrymore
Hunt Stromberg
Dykesteevaltigetters
Lionel Barrymore
Cecilia Parker
Carey Markets
Neereececrors
Henry R. Clark
Paklad
Calif
Clara N. Smith
John W. Matheany
San Francisco
Methodist Episcopal Church
United Brethren Church
Floyd E. Watt
St. Paul’s Cemetery
J. M. Morrissey
Grand Rapids, Imich
General Electric
Furniture Exchange
Nic
Dad
Arrow
Burson Clothing Co
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