Commercial State Bank incorporation in Carey Ohio
Notice of intention to incorporate a state bank in Carey Wyandot County Ohio under Section 710-43 of the General Code. Proposes name The Commercial State Bank with capital 25 000 surplus 55 000, incorporators listed including Kemmerly Newcomer Phelps Perkins Williams Hunter and Wernick, dated April 11 1922.
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Commercial State Bank
Carey
Ohio
County of Wyandot
State of Ohio
Fostoria
A. D
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Wyandot County
J H Swartz sheriff transfers eighty five acres in Ridge township Wyandot and Hancock counties to Ervin Tong for 7500 dollars. Homer H Wonder and others to Bessie B Fetters lot 21 D Straw's second addition parts of lots 18 19 20 D Straw's first addition Carey 5000 dollars.
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J. H. Swartz
Ervin Tong
Ridge Township
Wyandot County
Hancock County
Homer H. Wonder
Bessie B. Fetters
D. Straw
Carey
Be Rid Of That Ache Back Pain Endorsed By Neighbors
A local carpenter A M Rothgeb of 419 S Patterson Carey Ohio reports relief from backache dizziness and kidney issues after using Deans Kidney Pills. He says he was miserable bending at work and had to rise often to pass secretions but has been well since. 60c at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y
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Foster-Milburn Co
Mtrs
Buffalo
N. X
Wyandot W C T U Institute Held at Local Methodist Church
The 13th Wyandot county W C T U Institute met at the Upper Sandusky Methodist church with about 30 ladies attending a potluck noon dinner. Talks covered Christian citizenship child training and church unity, led by county president Miss Margaret Boy and others from Upper Sandusky and Nevada.
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Upper Sandusky
Nevada
Carey
Wyandot County
E. C. Walker
Margaret
Della Gilliland
Sheppard
Mary, Frazee
Pevads Baye
Mayor Unger Leads Tiffin Traffic Crackdown
Tiffin mayor Unger launches a campaign against speeders and violators, arresting four on the first night including two for speeding and two for lighting violations. Among those taken in were Mrs. Geo. B. Schroth and County Superintendent J. E. Sherck, who faced charges as the police station welcomed thirty four violators.
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Tiffin
Unger
Geo. B. Schroth
George E. Schroth
J. E. Sherck
Bloomville Gazette
Women of Mooseheart Banquet in Toledo Closure Event
Women of Mooseheart Legion Carey Chapter No. 600 join Toledo Chapter No. 194 for a June 29 banquet class initiation and entertainment honoring the Mooseheart contest closing. Train departs at 12 14 p m over the Big Four. call recorder Mrs Gertrude Fagan or Mrs Inez Stombaugh for details. All regionaires urged to attend.
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Mooseheart Legion
Carey
Toledo
Gertrude Fagan
Mutual
Inez Stombaugh
Farms For Sale By Grant Karr Agency
A Grant Karr Agency listing highlights farms for sale with good road access near a Catholic church and school and a local market. Prices range from 100 to 200 dollars per acre. The note invites buyers to visit for a partial day viewing and mentions available inexpensive homes in small towns.
Local notes on street paving and community visits
Clay street paving is open to traffic. Rev Paschal Murray enjoys a vacation in Louisville Kentucky. Locals Ken Lindower Spencer and Mrs Clara Dietcha of Toledo entertain guests. Sanner residence at Vance and Clay under remodel. Fred Steiner returns from Oklahoma field ill with rheumatism. Several locals visit relatives in Dunkirk and Toledo. East end school remodeling postponed awaiting term completion. Kiwanis International convention in Toronto draws families south. Dr J D Siddall remodels interior and window upgrades.
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Paschal Murray
Louisville
Watchland
Chas
Lindower
Mra
Spencer
Columbus
Lima
Clara‘ Dietcha
Toledo
Gust ‘Kummerer
C. Sanner
Walter Jackson
Martha
C. G Spencer
JH Anjore
Lids
Cedar-Hill
Belle Hunter
Margaret Bowlby
Raymond
Margaret Nye
Fred Nye
Dunkirk
George McCoy
Carl Fleast
Jane
Robert McCoy
East End
Women of Mooseheart Legion Meeting and Class Notice
The Women of Mooseheart Legion announces a class starting next Wednesday night, June 28, with refreshments to follow. This is the final meeting of the contest and the charter closes June 30. Members urged to recruit male Loyal Order of Moose friends and drill team officers who need portraits should visit Montague's studio promptly.
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Legionaires
Order of Moose
Montague
Gertrude Fagan
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Ella Bushong
The children of Mrs. Ella Bushong thank neighbors and friends for help during illness and death. Grateful for flowers transportation and funeral services by singers ministers and others who assisted.
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Ella Bushong
School House Bond Issue Sought by McCutchenville Village
The village of McCutchenville asks the county board of elections for a special election on August 1 to issue bonds totaling 60000 dollars to buy land for a new school house. No action has been taken yet by the board.
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McCutchenville
County Board of Elections
Tragic Foundry Worker Dies En Route To Job
Albert Oese of 524 Sandusky Street died en route to a Broad avenue construction job. Accompanied by Harley Minard Joe Palmer and Harley Neusser they drove after his worsening illness to the home of Dr Don B Biggs. The physician arrived too late. Funeral director Frank Clark conveyed the body to the widow Findlay Gourier.
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Albert Oese
Sandusky Street
Harley Minard
Mt. Blanchard
Joe Palmer
Bedch Avenue
Harley Neusser
Blanchard ‘Street
Broad Avenue
Johan Mainsirgat Mire" Qéss
Don B. Biggs
Frank’ Clark
Findlay-Gourier
Saltzgaber Heads G A R in Ohio Encampment
Gaylord M. Saltzgaber of Van Wert was elected commander of the Ohio Department Grand Army of the Republic at the state encampment held in Bucyrus last week. The vote was 331 to 81 for Frank R. Stewart and 16 for Frank Sterrit. James Herring of Mansfield was elected vice commander, with Columbus chosen as the 1923 encampment site. Saltzgaber, a former pension commissioner, was noted as popular.
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Gaylord M. Saltzgaber
van Wert
Ohio Department
Grand Army of the Républic
Bucyri
Saltzgaber
Frank R. Stewart
Fostoria
Frank Sterrit
Troy
James Herring
Mansfield
Columbus
Wilson
Cyclone Strikes Allen and Cass Townships Damage Grows
Findlay Courier reports scores of automobile parties visited the cyclone scene in Allen and Cass townships. Damage rises from initial estimates. County Commissioner George W. Poe lost fourteen acres of wheat blown down, twisted and ruined, a field once promising at roughly twenty-five bushels per acre.
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Allen
Cass
George W. Poe
Findlay Courier
Mary Brandt Weds Emery Kear in Wharton Ceremony
At the home of Mr and Mrs David Brandt in Wharton Miss Mary Brandt married Emery Preston Kear. Rev Guy Miller presided. The groom is Moses H Kear’s son of Wharton. Both graduates of Wharton High School with the bride a recent teacher.
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David Brandt
Sae Wharton
Mary
Emery Preston Kear
Wharton
Guy Miller
Moses H. Kear
Wharton High School
Rev D G Tressier Chosen Dean at Hamma Divinity School
Rev D G Tressier elected dean of Hamma Divinity School to fill the vacancy after the sudden death of Dr Davis H Bauslin in Bucyrus. Mrs John H Coke deeded a 500 acre farm in Liberty to Van Wert county for the school.
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D. G. VA. Tressier
Hamma _ Divinity school
Bucyrus
Davis H. Bauslin
Hamma
John H. Coke
Liberty
van Wert
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Aimed at Constitutional Cure
The advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to act through the blood to reduce mucous inflammation and restore the Eustachian tube, with a $100 reward for any untreated case.
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Hall
H J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Disc Accident Injures Local Man Pahl
Louis Pahl southeast of town was standing on a disc drawn by horses when a pin failed, the team pulled away and dragged him to the ground. He sustained a leg cut that required four stitches after Dr. I N Zefis treated him on Tuesday afternoon.
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Louis Pahl
Mr. Pahl
I. N. Zefis
Coal Bids Sought by Carey Board of Education
The Carey Board of Education invites bids on three cars of assorted coal for immediate delivery to three school buildings. Bids open at 7:30 PM Friday June 30. Clerk 202 F A Galbroner.
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Board of Education
Carey
Galbroner
Shipping muck moves 9 carloads in two weeks
The Ohio Fn iumus Production Co with Granp Karr as local general manager reports moving nine carloads of muck over the past two weeks.
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Ohio Fniumus Production Co
Granp Karr
What the store brought a 10 pound daughter born to Williams
A 10 pound daughter was born Wednesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, marking a family addition reported by the local store.
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John Williams
Spencer Couple Visit Toledo Patients Sat and Sun
Mr and Mrs R G Spencer were Toledo visitors Monday and Tuesday. The note mentions lawn mower and sewing machine repair work. Chas Lindower near Mathern's bakery is listed as a reference point.
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R. G. Spencer
Toledo
Lindower
Mathern's
Farmer Hears Preacher by Radiophone from Windsor Canada
R C Beard of Nevada road, a modern farmer, attends church via long distance radio. He recently installed equipment and listened to a sermon from the Bishop of London at Windsor, Canada. The bishop urged personal responsibility and converting weapons to plowshares while getting back to work.
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R.C. Beard
Nevada Road
London
Windsor
Canada
Beard
Bucyrts News-Forum
Married Couple Ties the Knot in Home Ceremony
David Ray Smith of Upher Sandusky and Ruth Dutining of Calexico California were married last Saturday at the groom’s mother Mrs. J. J. Smith home. Rev Colley officiated the ceremony.
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David Ray Smith
Upher
Sandusky
Ruth Dutining
Calexico
California
Vere
J. J. Smith
Rev. Colley
Falls From Ladder Injure Alspachs While Cherry Picking
While picking cherries on Saturday morning Mr and Mrs Henry Alspach of east of town were injured when an extension ladder tipped. Mr Alspach at the top about twenty feet in the air sustained bruises to back and shoulders. Mrs Alspach below the ladder suffered a deep cut under her right knee and heavy bruises. They were attended by Mr G O Maskey.
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Henry Alspach
Alspach
G. O. Maskey
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