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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
6
Mrs John Kleopfer of five miles southwest of Carey dies at Findlay hospital after a day there. Gall bladder infection and long diabetes led to death. Burial in local church cemetery after services at St Paul's Evangelical. Survived by husband John Kleopfer, two children, a brother, stepchildren, and many grandchildren.
The family of John Kloepfer thanks everyone who assisted during the illness and death of their wife and mother. They also thank the singers and the minister for consoling words. Signed by Fred Kloepfer and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Miller and children.
Mrs Emma Wonder Snyder, 79, died June 6 at her Los Angeles home. She was born December 30, 1859 near Carey, Ohio, daughter of George and Nancy Wonder of Adrian. Survived by sister Mrs S. E Shrearer of Bucyrus and brother Elmer Wonder of Carey. her husband James Snyder was brother of the late William Snyder of Adrian.
Mrs John Wenzinger received word of the sudden death of Miss Mary Hein of Hollywood California. Miss Hein visited Carey and Tiffin, and many friends here are grieved by her passing. She is the sister-in-law of Mrs N Hein of Chicago.
Henry Giesige died at 3 20 p m Monday at his home on the A J Kinney farm 3 5 miles northeast of Carey of uremic poisoning He had been ill two years with heart trouble and bedridden since February 1 Funeral services will be held at 10 30 this morning in Our Lady of Consolation church with Rev Joseph Herp officiating Burial will be in St Marys cemetery Pallbearers were Lewie Reis Robert Mott William Spacey Sr Harry Dible Frederick Kinney and Guy Greer The Bristols funeral home was in charge He was born December 4 1880 at New Bavaria son of August and Victoria Hazel swrtz Giesige His mother lives in New Bavaria the father is dead He married Catherine Dietzen March 1 1916 and they had two daughters Mrs Winus Reinhart of Kansas Station and Dorothy at home A grandson William Reinhart survives He also leaves two brothers and six sisters August Giesige of Buffalo William Giesige of New Bavaria Mrs Harry Barnes Toledo Mrs William Lammers Miller City Mrs Albert Kuhl man Mrs Urban Swary and Mrs Frank Felter of New Bavaria He was a member of Our Lady of Consolation Catholic church and worked as a farmer coming to the area from Hamlet in 1926
The Missionary society of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Forrest Baker's home north of Carey on Wednesday afternoon. Devotions were led by Mrs. Marlon E Tinsler, with a prayer by Mrs. Effie McCabe. Officers elected included President Mrs Baker and recording secretary Mrs Tinsler. The group reviewed the final chapters of The American City and Its Churches and heard a talk on deaconess work in large cities. Mrs W Campbell spoke, followed by a story read by the hostess, Christmastime in Alaska. Light refreshments were served by Mrs Baker.
The 21st annual Dible-Phillips family reunion gathered about 150 at Carey Park on Sunday. President Alten Phillips opened the business meeting, and officers elected were Adam Koehler president, FFE Phillips vice president, Walter Roynon secretary, and Kenneth Dible treasurer. The next reunion will be at Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky. A hearty thanks was given to Carey Park management for 21 years of support and a program of recitations songs and instrumentals followed.
At The Carey Times store you can buy typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons of any make.
Strahm pitched for the Bursons, giving up 11 hits and 12 runs with 6 walks. The Frigidaires produced two big innings, scoring 2 in the fourth and tallying more in the sixth, while a run in the second and two in the seventh helped them. The Bursons surged 6 in the seventh but failed to sustain the rally. Heck led Bursons with 3 hits in 4 trips, while L Niederkohr and Orians each went 2 for 4 for the Frigidaires.
The Ohio Branch Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical church holds sessions at St. Paul’s Findlay starting 7 30 pm Thursday with Rev Ira B McBride Africa missionary as speaker. Thirty ministers form the chorus with visitors from Naperville Ill and Japan. Friday features a missionary program with Mrs Ira E McBride Mrs L H Seager and Miss Hidego Masago. Saturday includes a youth forum and banquet and a girls trio will sing at the service.
The annual festival for St. Joseph's congregation in Salem township will now be held on Sunday July 30.
Typewriter ribbons wear out with use and are sold at the Carey Times office.
Advisory council No. 2 met at the Wisner home east of Lovell with Merrick Gottfried and others as guests. A July 20 meeting is planned at the Wohlgamuth home near Carey. Council group No. A met near Carey with Urban McBeth leading. Lusch reported on cooperative business and fertilizer progress. youth council social set for June 27 on the Upper Sandusky courthouse lawn. The July meeting will be at the Jordan home 30 miles southwest of Carey.
The Kirian family reunion Sunday at the Tiffin fairground drew 160 relatives. Activities included a peanut hunt sack race and potato race for children with ice cream served. Herman Reinhart of Tiffin was elected president Sylvester Welter vice president and Mrs Adam Kirian secretary treasurer. The 1940 reunion will again be held at the Tiffin fairground.
Prof Henry Rodegerdts 73 longtime dean of professional musicians and director of famed bands died at his home 115 Liberty street Tiffin at 4 am Monday after months of declining health his liver ailment had been critical for a week or two
In memory of our son and brother Cleo Buckingham who left us three years ago on June 22. A short verse laments a weary heart and a sudden absence. Parents brothers and sisters sign the remembrance with love and sorrow.
Knox county medical association urges general vaccination for Mt Vernon residents to stop smallpox. Physicians cited Mae King, a grocer, and her three teenage daughters as patients needing protection.
Legal notices of real estate transfers include Charles F. Tschanen to Luella Tschanen for undivided half interest in inlet 66 in Upper Sandusky, $1. Transfers also show Mary A Rowland and husband to John I Bentz for 20 acres in Mifflin township, $1. Clemmie Parsell deceased affidavits for transfer to J H and Avery Parsell of 80 acres in Mifflin township. Other transfers include executrix Mary A Mench to Harry B and Gladys Cook of lot 3 Wharton, $175. Clara Bachtell and others receive Antrim township land by transfer from Mary G Zulauf deceased. W H Wright and wife to Forrest W Hard land in Crawford township, $1. Harvey Riedel and others to Helen Gribben lot 2 Bare's addition Sycamore, $1,250.
Russell Wickiser of Motorists Mutual Insurance Co. attended the company's annual fish fry and convention at the Hotel Breakers Cedar Point. Saturday night the group and their wives heard Shep Fields and his Orchestra in the ballroom. Next year's convention will be in Cincinnati at the Netherland Plaza hotel.
The Carey Townsend club will meet in the Carey public library at 8 o'clock Monday evening. A report of the convention at Minneapolis will be given. E. N. Giarn, Secy.
On June 19 the Carey Boys 4-H Club officers leader and adviser attended a county club meeting in Upper Sandusky. The group viewed films on friendship and improvements then learned officer duties from the instructor. A club meeting is planned for June 26 at the high school. all members and potential new members are urged to attend.
Mayor Hendricks reports buyers expect a good hay price season despite drought cutting supply. Many southern farmers shift from hay to tobacco, while tobacco mules will need hay. Buyers urge farmers to cut hay now even if yield is smaller than normal.
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