Widow of Jack Spitler Dead at 61 in Carey Area
Mrs Margaret Spitler born 1880 in Crawford Township died at home after heart illness. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 pm from Spitler residence with Rev Donald W Cryer officiating. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. Survived by husband Jack Spitler two daughters Audrey and Batty and son Charles plus five grandchildren and two half brothers. She was a school teacher and member of the M B club.
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Jack Spitler
Carey
Spitler
Spring
Grove Cemetery
Margaret Davidson
Crawford ‘Sownship
John
Harriet (Sapp) Davidson
Audrey
Virgil Schlachter
New Riegel
Batty
Gerald Parlett
Columbus
Charles Spitler
Shadyside
John Davidson
H. F. Davidson
William
Upper Sandusky
Robert
Nevada
Hudson
Hamlet
Adeline
M. B. Club
Walter Dreisbach Dies Suddenly on Vanlue Farm
William Dreisbach 59 a Biglick township farmer died of a heart attack at 3 30 Tuesday afternoon while haying on the RE Thomas farm near Vanlue. He was found by son in law Lester Habegger. Survived by wife Emma two sons Frank and Ralph a daughter four grandchildren four brothers one sister and two half sisters. Funeral 2 30 Friday at Ark United Brethren church with Rev Biddle and Rev Patterson officiating. Interment Van Horn cemetery.
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William ‘Walter Dreisbach
Biglick Township
RE. L. Thomas
Vanlue
Carey Road
Lincoln Street
Findlay
Lester Habergger
Ralph Dreistbach
Fostoria
The
Ark United Brethren Church
Dreisbach
T. C. Biddle
T. J. Patterson
van Horn Cemetery
Rev Collet Joins Army Chaplains With First Lieutenant Commission
The Rev Martin J Collet formerly of Carey has become an Army chaplain and received a commission as first lieutenant in May. He reported to Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana after being sworn in at Grand Rapids Michigan. Born near Carey in 1906 he is the son of Nicholas F Collet of Carey and has served in Indiana New Mexico Wyoming and Nebraska. He has two sisters with the Franciscan Order at Tiffin Sister M Agnes and Sister M Mathilda.
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Martin J Collet
O. M
Carey
Army
Father Collet
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Grand Rapids
Mich
Nicholas F. Collet
Mt. St. Francia
Syracuse
St. Anthony-on-the- Hudson
Rensselaer
Death of Nieor Mrs Frank Calmes Toledo
Mrs Frank Calmes of Toledo dies at home aged 43. Her funeral was held at St Thomas Church with interment in Calvary cemetery. Born Faye Ewing in Adrian she was daughter of Emmet and Bessie High Ewing. Survived by husband five children two sons in service one son and two daughters at home. Mrs Calmes was well known in Tarey and visited her aunt frequently.
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Earle Alter
Alter
Frank Calmes
Toledo
St. Thomas’ Church
Calvary Cemetery
Calmes
Faye Ewing
Adrian
Emmet
Bessie (High) Ewing
Tarey
Mrs Welby Stahl Dies After Throat Infection
Mrs Welby Stahl, 68, died Monday in Mercy hospital, Tiffin, from a streptococcic throat infection. A tracheotomy was performed Sunday as swelling threatened the windpipe. The couple lived near Bloomville. Mr Stahl is a former Carey resident.
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Welby Stahl
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Stahl
Bloomville
Mr Stahl
Carey
Carey Times Family Reunion Card Order Guide
The Carey Times presents a compact order card for family reunion printing. Instructions cover attendee names dates venues and contact details necessary to complete the printing run efficiently. Please confirm guest list event date and preferred card style for accurate production.
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The
Carey Times
Hartman Family Reunion Held Near Alvada
The Hartman family met Sunday June 21 at Mrs. Zoe Rader’s home near Alvada. Attendees included Hartman and Rader relatives from Findlay Burgoon Van Buren North Baltimore and local homes. After a basket dinner a brief program featured songs prayers recitations and vocal solos. no more reunions during the war.
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Hartman
Zoe Rader
Alvada
H. B. Hartman
Hazel Baker
Irene Hartman
Shirley
Ruth Ann
Virgil Rader
Glenn
Sof
Bluttton
Jesse Hartman
Dorothy
Carl
Burgoon
Wilmer Duffield
Sara
Will Hartman
Jennie Hartman
van Buren
Lewis Dukes
Mary Low
Billy
North Baltimore
Arthur Rader
Lauretta
Earl Rader
Marilyn
Teacher May Demand Live Life Contract Ruling
Attorney General Thomas J. Herbert ruled that a teacher must complete six full years with the employing board to demand a life contract. A five year veteran who served as a substitute in the sixth year cannot demand one unless the superintendent recommends and the board votes three-fourths in favor.
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Thomas J. Herbert
Manning D. Webster
Meigs County
Superintendent of Schools
Theis Family Reunion Attracts record attendance
About 250 members gathered Sunday at the Seneca county fairgrounds for the Theis family reunion the largest since its origin Two of the 16 sons in military service were home for furlough Pvt Sylvan Hohman Aberdeen Proving Grounds Md and Pvt Andrew Reinhart Camp Polk La were among attendees Officers elected for the coming year are President Cletus Huss New Riegel vice president Virgil Gase Fostoria and secretary treasurer Mrs Virgil Wilson New Riegel
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Peter Theis, Sr
Seneca County Fairgrounds
Sylvan Hohman
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Andrew Reinhart
Camp Polk
Cletus Huss
New Riegel
Virgil Gase
Fostoria
Virgil Wilson
Carey Girls 4-H Club Holds Elm Hills Hike and Potluck
About 40 members of the Carey Girls 4-H club hiked at Elm Hills on Tuesday June 23 meeting at the high school at 3 00 pm. They enjoyed a treasure hunt games and a potluck lunch organized by Miss Carol Cook. Miss Cook and Mrs Fred Abel accompanied the group and all returned home safely. The next meeting is June 29.
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Carey Girls
Elm Hills
Aljj
Carol Cook
Glenna Ruffing
Fosty Family Reunion Elects Officers at Upper Sandusky
The annual Fosty reunion was held at Harrison Smith park in Upper Sandusky with 100 relatives present. Officers elected were Cecil Bees of Arcadia president Charles Keller of Upper Sandusky vice president and Bernard Karcher of Carey secretary treasurer. The group set the 1943 reunion for Riverside park in Findlay on the third Sunday in June.
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Fosty
Harrison Smith Park
Upper Sandusky
Cecil Bees
Arcadia
Charles Keller
Bernard Karcher
Carey
Riverside Park
Findlay
District and State Candidates Listed for August Ballot
A summary of candidates for the upcoming August primary shows four candidates for the congressman seat from the 8th district with Fred erick and Smith unopposed on the Republican side. Three Democrats vie for the nomination Brooks Fletcher C J Altmaier and Pfc John T Siemon. Senator Walter G Nickels seeks re election unopposed for the state senate from districts 17 28 28. Other races include attorney Carl A Hopkins seeking the Democratic nomination and various district committee positions with named Republican and Democratic candidates. The slate also lists governor lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer attorney general and supreme court races with both parties naming their nominees.
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Frederick& Smith
Brooks Fletcher
C. J. Altmaier
Marion
Democratic State Central Committee
John T. Siemon
Kenton Soldie
Salt Lake City
Utah
Walter G. Nickels
New Philadelphia
Atty
Carl A. Hopkins
Millerspare
Ghid Bureau’ of
J. G. Kenan
Upper Sandusky
Andrey T. Durbin
Kenton
J. A. Klinefelter
New Washington
Ivan R. Gongwer
Willa Brollier
Mt. Gilead
Gail D. Jordan
Findlay
Helen M. Endicott
John W. Bricker
Columbus
Walter F. Heer
Clarence O'H. Kinsley
Bainbridge
Frank A. Dye
Joseph T. Ferguson
Barberton
John McSweeney
Wooster
Paul M. Herbert
George D. Nye
Waverly
R. M. Winegardner
Washington Court House
Edward J. Hummel
Cincinnati
A. R. Thomas
Rocky
River
Dale Stump
John
Sweeney
Cleveland
Don H. Ebright
Akron
Harry F. Armstrong
la Rue
John Charles Fowler
Robert S. Cox
Millersburg
Thomas J. Herbert
Cleveland Heights
Thomas S. Duffey
William J. Hart
Joseph C. Allen
George H. Bender
Stephen M. Young
Supreme Court
Roy H. Williams
Sandusky
Guy B. Findlay
Elyria
William C. Dixon
Edward C. Turner
Willis Woehrle Metcalf
Bexley
Plan sugar store on pantry shelves
Washington June 18 Over crowded warehouses in sections of the country have prompted the office of price administration to study a plan allowing housewives to buy a year’s sugar allotment in advance. The current half pound weekly allotment remains. stamps 5 and 6 will each cover two pounds for four weeks, with stamp 5 valid June 27 to July 25 and stamp 6 valid July 26 to August 22.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Stores urged for wheat to avoid price drop
The AAA and the Commodity Credit Corporation urged Ohio farmers to store this year’s wheat on their own farms. They estimate a 40 million bushel crop while state elevator capacity is about 42 million. Storing on farm adds 7 cents per bushel, and flooding the market could lower prices below a dollar.
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Columbus
AAA
Commodity Credit Corporation Today
Henry
N. Leitaker
Commodity “Credit. Corporation
Ohio
Grain Ellevators
Leitaker
Sugar substitute ideas for housewives in cooking
The excerpt offers substitutions for sugar using Karo syrup, maple sugar, cane syrup, and honey. It notes Karo and maple equivalents and advises using half the sugar amount when replacing sugar with honey in jams and jellies.
Real estate transfers listed for multiple townships and villages
A series of 1960s era property transfers are recorded, detailing owners and grantees, parcel descriptions, and consideration mostly listed as one dollar. Transactions involve Tymochtee, Nevada, Pitt, Sycamore, Carey, Bellevernon, Wyandot and other local townships with parcels ranging from single lots to tens of acres. Notable transfers include 50 acres in Tymochtee to Frank C. Rapp and 94.30 acres in Eden to Rose B. Disher, with Administrator deeds and certificates of transfer noted.
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H. Herman Baer
Robert Kellogg
Nevada
Paul Bell
Farrell J. Buess
J. W. Ireman
Wharton
Myron
Grace Clingman
Hazel M
Thomas H. Benton
Klahr
Sycamore
S. L. Powers
Lucy Powers
Alvin Lawrence
Pitt Township
Martin F. Shaffner
Rolla Shaffner
Carey
Devona Ankney
Floyd
Helen Moran
David H
Florence R. Sears
Leonard
Harold Snavel
Pitt
Luella M
Ralph Graham
John S
Ida M. Altman
Sears
Ross B. Disher
Dorothy Disher
Eden Township
Charles D. Stubbs
Jay Paulin
Carl J
Mary J. Starner
Bellevernon
Alma Gelbaugh
I. Gelbaugh
Robert L
Esther’l
Wyandot
Forrest E. Disher
No Fireworks Prohibited Sale and Use In Ohio
Ohio law effective last August prohibits sale retail or possession for sale and discharge or exploding fireworks except toy pistols canes guns or devices using paper caps with .25 grain or less of explosive. The ban targets sellers and individuals but excludes small toy devices.
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Ohio
Marion Ordinance Land To Cost U S 235750
The War Department deposited 235 750 dollars with the Toledo Federal district court for 26 landowners owning 2245 acres near Marion. The land is condemned for the Scioto Ordnance Works construction.
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Marion Ordnance Land
U. S
Toledo
War Department
Toledo Federal District Court
Marion
Scioto
Wyandot Roads Listed for Surface Treating
June 23 state highway department announced tentative low bids totaling 667376 dollars for Wyandot and Hardin county road work. The U S Construction Co Upper Sandusky bid 31693 for bituminous treatment on multiple road segments including state routes 103 182 and 294 and 69 81 in Wyandot and Hardin counties.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
U. S. Construction Co
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot
Hardin County
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Mrs. Tack Spiller
Collet
Nieor
Mrs. Welby Stahl
Theis
James A
Emma Clabaugh
Frank C. Rapp
Tymochtee
Archie Downing
Madonna
Arlo Downing
Miller
Wilton and
Axminster
Furniture Exchange
Carey, ‘Ohio
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