Carolyn June Donelson Birthday Party Report
Last Friday afternoon Mr and Mrs A E Donelson hosted a birthday gathering for their daughter Carolyn June turning three. Guests included Luella Bell Ollie Smith Margie Mae Gobrecht and several others as ice cream cake and games entertained the children. Mary Jane Semler marked her eighth birthday with a party for twenty friends the previous day with phonograph games and lunch served by Mrs Hardeshell and Mrs Maxwell featuring small flags as favors.
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Donelson
Carolyn June
Foot June
Luella Bell
Ollie Smith
Margie Mae Gobrecht
Madeline Hill
Mary Ellen Hill
Jane Bland
Viola Wagner
Mildred Greene
Austin Wagner
George Coakley
Martha Black
Ruth
Chaylotte
Mary Ellen
Mary Jane Semler
John Sem Jer
Wh] Hardeshell
John Maxwell
Dinner guests include Beebe hosts and regional visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beebe entertained Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. B A Mench of Wharton Mrs Henry McCoy of Williamsport Pa Misses Sue and Della Gilliland of this place and Miss Edith Beebe.
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Fred Beebe
B. A. Mench
Wharton
Henry McCoy
Williamsport, Pa
Sué and
Della Gilliland
This Place
Edith Beebe
Dinner Guests Entertained at Ash Residence
Mr. and Mrs. George Ash entertained at dinner Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. BE F. Thome and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thome of east of town and Miss Rosa Stiner of near Upper Sandusky.
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George Ash
BE. F. Thome
Clarence Thome
East of Town
Rosa Stiner
Upper Sandusky
Man with a Smile to Speak at Oak Grove Church July 4
Prof J H Dickason A M associate secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Temperance and Moral Welfare educator lecturer and writer of note will be the speaker at an all day meeting at Oak Grove Church of the Brethren on July 4.
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A. M
Presbyterian Board of Temperance and Moral Welfare
Oak Grove Church of
Longtime Educator J H Dickason Retires From Notable Posts
Professor J. H. Dickason has spent 34 years in teaching, including 29 years training teachers. He served seven seasons with the Redpath and Swarthmore Chautauquas and more than 20 years with the College of Wooster where he led the academy and summer school.
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Redpath
Swarthmore Chautauquas
College of Wooster
Supper Guests Sunday At Mrs Lindower Home
Miss Cleta Lindower entertained supper guests Sunday evening including Miss Mable Wonder of this city Miss Marie Lindower and Merle Dull of Fostoria in attendance at the gathering.
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Cleta Lindower
Mable Wonder
Marie Lindower
Merle Dull
Fostoria
Be Patient with the Living Be Patient with the Living
A poem by Margaret Sangster urges patience with the living after death. It reflects on enduring grace beyond earthly toil and the value of gentle, restrained rebuke to spare future sorrow. The speaker notes that true merit is revealed after death, and seeks to carry this lesson home.
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Eve
Margaret Sangster
Bad Eggs Preventable and Hatchery Practices
The article warns that bad eggs stem from neglect and poor management, costing farmers about 50 million dollars yearly. It explains fertility, partial development, and the rooster’s role, urging roosters to run only during hatching season and to confine, kill, or sell males afterward.
District Farm Bureau Meeting Sets Carey as Permanent Site
About 35 attended the district farm bureau meeting at the library last Friday. Murray D. Lincoln spoke on cooperation with elevators to pool fertilizer orders. The district covers Hardin Hancock Seneca and Wyandot counties and Carey was chosen as the permanent meeting site. The next meeting will be August 21 an all day session starting at 9:00.
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District Farm Bureau
Murray D. Lincoln
State Farm Bureau
Hardin
Hancock
Seneca
Wyandot
Carey
Postmaster Newhard Praised For Postal Savings Bonds Sales
Washington letters congratulate Postmaster Newhard for strong sales of postal savings securities at the Carey office over the past three months.
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Newhard
Postal Department
Washington
Carey Office
Carey Times Publishes Reunion Invitations
The Carey Times prints notices inviting former residents and descendants to a local reunion. Invitations encourage RSVP and outline event details such as date location and contact for inclusion in the guest list.
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The
Carey Times
County Doings and Court Notes From Upper Sandusky
Sunday marked the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Seebach of Upper Sandusky. J. H. Caruthers estate accounting correction filed. J. G. Fink dies at 73 in Upper Sandusky after months of illness. New auto ownership forms due for July under state law. Wyandot court appeals findings include Wagner v State of Ohio and Rosanski v State of Ohio. County commissioners receive Congress Charles Brand’s road law letter setting July 1 effective date and potential state aid for road work. Charles Orweiler exonerated by petit jury in alienation of affections case. Gregg v Orweiler jury verdict favors defendant. Mrs. Thomas O’Brien foreman. Jury viewed premises. deliberations span two days, verdict delivered. Gregg residents said to be from Carey.
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Adam Seebach
Upper Sandusky
J. Hy Caruthers
Court of Appeals
Wyandot County
Frank Wagner
Ohio
Supreme Court
Mike Rosanski
Board of County Commissioners
Chas. Brand
Seventh
Brand
Stata
Charles Orweiler
Petit Jury
Edward B. Gregg
Gregg
Orweiler
Thomas O’brien
Carey
Local notes from McCutchenville area wedding rumors and visitors
The column lists numerous local social visits and weddings rumored or occurring across McCutchenville area towns. Names include Elmer Gibson, Frank Rosier, Ethel Hendricks, John Haines, Mary Spaythe, and Dwight Shireman among others, with travel to Buffalo Newark Elida Dayton and Bloomington Illinois cited.
Longtime Carey Resident John LeMott Dies at 87
John LeMott died Monday evening at 8 30 at his son W S LeMott's West Main street home after a long illness He was born October 16 1835 in Lancaster Ohio and lived in Hancock county for over 60 years He married twice first to Jane Starr who died about 48 years ago then to Margaret Batt enfield who also predeceased him He served in Co G 188th O V I during the Civil War and belonged to the local Grand Army of the Republic Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Lee church near Vanlue with burial in the church cemetery. Representatives of the G A R attended.
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W. S. LeMott
West Main Street
John LeMott
Carey
LeMott
Lee Church
Vanlue
Hancock County
Jane Starr
Samuel LeMott
John Wall
Findlay
Margaret Battenfield
Isaac Wohlgamuth
Spring Hill
Franklin
Nashville
van Iue
Army
Grand Army of the Republic
W. G. Anderson
Co. G
Samuel Seaman
What the Stork Brought 814-Pound Daughter
An 814-pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Schira on Wednesday of last week. She was christened Margaret Ellen on Sunday with Miss Florence and Joe Schira as sponsors.
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Sylvester Schira
Margaret Ellen
Florence
Joe Schira
Local Visitors on Business and Study Plans
Allen Byestone just returned from Ohio State University where he plans to study medicine. G. W. Myers and son Everett of Elkhart Indiana were in town en route to Tiffin to purchase a well drill machine. Myers is a former Careyite drilling water wells for factories and municipal uses.
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Allen Byestone
Ohio State University
G. W. Myers
Everett
Elkhart
Ind
Tiffin
Mr. Myers
Careyite
O Brien and Weaver Nupial in Toledo Cathedral
Oscar O'Brien and Miss Jeanette A Weaver were united in a single ring ceremony at St Francis De Sales cathedral Toledo. Rev McCune officiated with Seymour of Toledo singing Ave Maria. Attendance included Miss Florence O Brien and Ralph Weaver. The couple left for a lake trip then will reside with the groom's parents in this city.
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Oscar O’brien
Edward O’brien
Jeanette A. Weaver
Charles Weaver
Toledo
St. Francis de Sales Cathedral
Father McCune
Seymour
Florence O’brien
Ralph Weaver
Miss O’ Brien
Columbia
River Place
Films Approved by State Education Dept List
A list received by Superintendent J. H. Grove shows several films approved by the state department of education. The titles include The Enemies of Women Only Thirty eight Movie Chats Pathe Review Howe's Hodge-Podge Aesop's Fables Carmen Jr Col Heeza Liar and The Jazz Bug.
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State Department of Education
J. H. Grove
Pathe Review
Howe
Aesop’s
Carmen, Jr
Col. Heeza Liar
A Good Friend Endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills
Carey resident Scott Long of 204 Main St testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved his backache for years. He reports ongoing quick relief after attacks and notes the product’s 60 cents price at dealers, Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo manufactures.
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Carey
Doan
Scott Long
Main St. Carey
Mr. Long
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
Kummerer Family Holds Fourth Reunion Near Town
The Kummerer clan gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs William Kummerer north of town on Monday June 11 for a pot luck noon meal. Attendees included Gust Kummerer Charles Hoep John Kummerer Albert Kummerer John Wenzinger Lloyd Logsdon and families from Tiffin Risingsun and nearby. The next reunion is planned at the home of Albert Kommerer sometime next year.
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Kummerer
William Kummerer
Gust Kummerer
Char
Les Hoep
John Kummerer
Albert Kummerer
John Wenzinger
Lloyd Logsdon
Tiffin
Frank Kummerer
Risingsun
Albert Kommerer
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