Carey man George Starr dies after stroke at 71
George Starr of Carey died at home on South Street last Wednesday June 14 after a stroke of paralysis and dropsy. Born December 22 1839 in Hancock County he was 71 years 5 months and 22 days old. He married Emma Beck in 1865 and had three children Hattie who died at 22, Della Eaken and Calvin Starr. Survived by wife one son one daughter and granddaughter Ruth Starr. Funeral held June 17 at St Pauls church with Rev Luther Spaid officiating and a brief residence service before departure. The church choir sang hymns with organist Miss Gladys Kennerley.
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George Starr
Carey
Southstreet
Hancock County
Emma Beck
Hattie
Colon Beck
Della Eaken
Ridge ,Township
Calvin Starr
Ridge Township
Ruth Starr
St. Paul’s Church
Luther Spaid
Lutheran Church
Gail Kurtz
Robert Ewing
Katie McGuire
Clara Newhard
Gladys Kennerley
Spaid
Sermon Given At Zion Cemetery Interment Noted
The report notes a brief sermon following services. Interment took place at Zion Bloom Cemetery adjoining the church. Pallbearers named were Ezra Keller J W Alspach Joseph F Wonder Sheldon Kleopfer John Kleopfer and Hiram Smith.
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Zion Bloom Cemetery
Ezra Keller
J. W. Alspach
Joseph F. Wonder
Sheldon Kleopfer
John Kleopfer
Hiram Smith
County S S Excursion Details Set for July 12 1911
Wyandot County Sunday School Association announces the first annual excursion on Wednesday July 12 1911. Destination is Sugar Island and Detroit with travel by Hocking Valley Railway to Toledo and White Star Steamer Greyhound to Detroit. Special cars run Nevada to Upper Sandusky with stops Harpster Nevada Upper Sandusky Lovell Crawford and Carey. Departure 6 45 A M at Upper Sandusky. Adults $1 25 and children 65 cents from Hocking Valley line points. Henry Kinzly president.
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Wyandot County Sunday School Association
Sugar Island
Detroit
Hocking Valley Railway
Toledo
White Star
Greyhound
Pennsylvania
Nevada
Upper Sandusky
Harpster
Lovell, Crawford and
Carey
Hocking Valley
Henry Kinzly
Mrs V A Smith Heads Lutheran Mission Work at Lake Summer School
Mrs V A Smith and daughter Miss Caroline traveled to Winona Lake Indiana for the Summer School of Missions Home and Foreign. At a recent Lutheran Women's Missionary society convention in Louisville she was named to oversee literature for the general synod. Meetings run from June 22 to June 29.
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V. A. Smith
Caroline
Winona Lake
Indiana
Missions
Home and Foreign
Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society
Louisville
Kentucky
Smith
General Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Hart Jackson Tie The Knot In Kokomo Wedding
Alphonso James Hart son of Silas and Mrs Hart of this city wed Mary Amelia Jackson daughter of George and Mrs Jackson of Kokomo Indiana on Sunday in Kokomo. They depart for a southwestern Ohio wedding journey and plan to reside with the Hart family on Dow street. Hart is foreman of bridge work on the Northern Ohio line.
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Alphonso James Hart
Silas Hart
Mary Amelia Jackson
George K. Jackson
Kokomo
Ind
Ohio
Carey
Dow Street
Hart
City Council Minutes Show Bills Paid and Plant Contract Award
Council members Van Heyde Spencer Pahl Vigor Kear Constien Kurtz Wenner met Monday. Bills paid include Crandall Packing 17.98 W G Nagel 56.94 National Porcelain 73 412 knobs 2.5 Hilty’s Garage 56.00 Drake 25 hours 5.00 Donelson 35.33 tons stone 0 65 Majorie Sutphen library salary 85.00 Frank Mohn Jacob Kesler bid 105.00 awarded to Charles present who explained plant construction and operation
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van Heyde
Spencer
Pahl
Vigor
Kear
Constien
Kurtz
Wenner
People’s Bank Co
Roger Frederick
Seseeess Crandall Packing Co
Ibs
A. J. King
William Donelson
Majorie Sutphen
South West Street
Charles Houghter
Hobart
Oklahoma
Deer Park
Robert Drake
Frank Mohn
Jacob Kesler
Charles Present
Teachers Employed by Township Board of Education
At a Monday afternoon meeting the township board of education hired teachers for the next year. District assignments include Lotus Wright in District 1, E. E. Hall in District 2, Avery C. Needs in District 3 A, C. M. Steen in District 3 B, O F. L. Livingston, Ralph Livingston, Miss Florence Mick in District 7, and C. O. Young in District 10. D. T. Hart was retained as township superintendent.
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Township Board of Education
C. M. Wenner
Livingston
J.D. Carothers
J. W. Powell
John Stoll
Harvey Clabaugh
Lotus Wright
E. E. Hall
C. M. Steen
F. L. Livingston
Ralph Livingston
Florence Mick
C. O. Young
D. T. Hart
Ae Oean
Ladies and Mens Hosiery Sale Prices Revealed
A catalog listing offers for ladies and mens hosiery with prices across several styles. Items include Gauze Lisle She hose at 25c 59c and 79c, Pure Silk Hose at 50c, colored hose at 15c 25c and 50c per pair, and Mens Fine Silk Half Hose with double heels and toes in black Navy and gray at 25c per pair.
H B Kurtz Sons Announces Summer Hours Change
June 22, 1911 notice states after July 4th the store will close on Tuesday Thursday and Friday nights at 5:00 p.m. The schedule change affects evening shopping times for customers.
Summer fashion sale features coats and hosiery
Retailers advertise light summer coats in black and white shepherd plaids with silk collars and buttons at ten to fifteen dollars. Silk lisle hose 25 to 35 cents a pair. New flouncings arrive with bargain prices on children's to ladies wear, including corset covers gowns skirts rompers and marquises.
Christian Science Services Held with Testimony Meeting
Christian Science Services will be held Sunday at 10 15 a m with the subject Christian Science. A testimony meeting is scheduled Wednesday at 745 p m at Newhard Block North Vance St.
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Newhard Block
North Vance St
Farner J. G. Mizer
Fishing Trip Shifts Away From Old Haunt
George Sherman and S. S. Laird left on Monday for a Michigan fishing excursion. They did not return to their old haunt near Vicksburg and plan to try new waters in the eastern part of the state.
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George Sherman
S. S. Laird
Michigan
Vicksburg
Pleasant Afternoon Hosted Miss Newhard Guests in June Garden
Mrs. J. D. Ewing entertained a sizable group Tuesday afternoon for Miss Mable Newhard of Virginia and Mrs. Fred Rowalt of Denver. Music by Miss Ewing complemented five hundred games and a concluding dinner. Numerous guests attended, including Mrs. Rowalt and many local ladies.
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J. D. Ewing
Mable Newhard
Virginia
Minh
Fred Rowalt
Denver
Colo
Ruth Ewing
Persis Newhard
Adah Nichols
Miss Ewing
C. G. Spencer
H. F. Graves
J. L. Culler
S. M. Ranger
A. H. Kennerley
S. B. Gillett
J. F. Brown
L. E. Straw
Herbert Bixby
Victoria Raymond
Jeannette DeWitt
Dorthes Whaley
Local Stores to Close Evenings This Summer
The H. B. Kurtz' Sons and F. J. Vigor announce they will close their stores during July August and September on Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings at 5 30 PM.
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Igor
Various Cheap Houses and Lots Listed for Quick Sale
A citywide classified brief advertises a good house with cellar and modern improvements near a Catholic church on Dow street and additional properties on Patterson street Glenn Ave North Vance West Main and East Main. It promises cheap prices, large lots, installments and easy financing. Security and loan options are noted as affordable.
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Patterson Street
Glenn Ave
West Main Street
East Main Street
Post Card Shower for William Strohl in Lovell
William Strohl of Lovell turned forty two last Saturday as friends hosted a post card shower sending forty three cards from McComb Find lay Crawford and Carey. He received many other presents.
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William Strohl
Lovell
McComb
Findlay
Crawford
Carey
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J.M. Harrison
M.D
Post Office Building
Carey, Ohio
THE
Carey Times
Homer Thrall
S. S
Gore
Winona
Kokomo, Ind
City Council
Tae
H. B. Kurtz
Coats
Leigh
Nemo
Christian Science Services
Zimmerman C. One
YALE
Johnson’s Garage
H. B. Kurtz’ Sons
F. J. Vigor
New Catholic Church
J. A. Smith
Mutual
W. F
Johnston & Son
Our Lady of Consolation
Plymouth
Carey and Vicinity
Ash & Hook
Ewing’s Soda
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