Old Carey Times copies reveal town history and notices
Fifty years back Mrs. Caroline Keiton presented Carey Times pages to show early town life. The 1873 Carey Weekly Times editor Frank T. Tripp vowed independence and decorum. Ads listed local merchants. officials included Mayor 8. C. Williams and Recorder Roswell Perry. The issue notes churches, lodges, and community events, including a Joy House birthday party for Charles Avery Bullock with prominent attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Keiton
Carey Times
Times
Carey Weekly Times
Frank T. Tripp
the Times
Theountry
Eith
C. Williams
Carey
Roswell Perry
D. Harpster
Wm. Shoemaker
C. Stief
Jas. Sutphen
Www
Waiborn
Thos. Foster
Bauscher & Roberts
H. & E. Brown
Berry & Berry
T. Foster
C. H. Snider
Lantz ‘House
Kennard & Shireman
Boots
Lamb
Joy House
Charles Avery Bullock
Charles Avery
Joseph W. Bullock
Henry Avery
Harry Avery
Philadelphia
Governor Donahey to Attend Wheatfield Day in Wooster
Governor A V Donahey will attend the annual Wheatfield Day at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster on Friday June 27. He will address thousands of farmers and visitors viewing plots orchards gardens forest arboretum livestock and poultry. Station staff will guide tours and women volunteers will show features of work of interest to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Donahey
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
A. V.donahey
W. C. Thompson
Ohio State University
L. J. Taber
Harry A. Caton
The
Grange
Drector Williams
Lincoln Highway
Carey hauler fined for overloading on local road
Ruffing of Carey, worker for Carey Hauling and Transfer, pleaded guilty to running a motor vehicle on the Tiffin and Fostoria road with a weight over ten tons. Justice Diltline fined him $25 after his arrest by County Motorcop Shade. The truck, used for stone hauling for road work, carried a 1923 license plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Ruffing
Carey
Carey Hauling and Tranfer Company
Justice of Peace Diltline
Tiffin
Fostoria
Tiffin Advertiser
Ruffing
County Motorcop
Justice of the Peace
Edith Criger and Earl Rader wed at Findlay First Church
Edith Margaret Criger married Earl Rader Tuesday at 8 pm in the parsonage of the First Church of God. Rev. M. D. Kidwell officiated. Rader works for the Cooper corporation and they will live in Findlay. The bride lived northwest of town. her mother is Mrs. H. H. Harbett of Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Margaret Criger
Earl Rader
First Church of God
M. D. Kidwell
Rader
Cooper Corporation
Findlay Courier
H. H. Harbett
Findlay
Doan's Pills End Kidney Trouble Says Carey Claim
Cary resident F R Stoll of 120 Patterson St Carey reports heavy farm work caused back pains and sluggish kidneys. After using Doan's Pills he says he was cured of kidney trouble. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Cary
F. R. Stoll
Patterson St
Carey
Don’s
Mr. Stoll
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Local notes from Upper Sandusky and vicinity
Two applicants took civil service exams for Kirby fourth class postmaster. Local injuries and drownings noted include Paul Shuler losing eye at Forest aboard Pennsylvania railroad and John Chillcote's drowning near McCutchenville. Quarantine misperception looms over public gatherings while two crooks Coffman and Jones are jailed. Married life updates report Eleanor Dunn and Herbert Kramer wedding in Tiffin, Elizabeth Neldig and Harry Hart wed in Upper Sandusky, Hazel Prettyman and Earl Mancke marry in Atlanta. William William, ex Nevada resident, dies at Toledo hospital. Ruth Seymour Thompson dies in Upper Sandusky. Funeral in Upper Sandusky and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby
Court House
Paul Shuler
Forest
Pennsylvania Railroad
John“Chillcote
Jesse Chillcote
Lima
McCutchenvilles
John Houser
Upper Sandusky
Harry J. Coffman
P. B. Jones
Funeral for Miss Florine Ellis Near Findlay
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Criger and daughter Elsie attended the funeral for Miss Florine Ellis of south of Findlay. Miss Ellis aged 23 had suffered tuberculosis for four and a half years. Her father William Ellis is a cousin of Mrs. Criger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Criger
Elsie
Florine Ellis
South of Findlay
Miss Ellis
Wm, EL Ellis
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Bob Gregg
J. N
G. B. Stevenson & Co
Clerk’s
Recorder
Sandusky Avenue
Hicks and Findlay Streets
Henry P. Brown
B. F. Copley
B S. Beebe
Henry Houk
Frederick Wonder
John Gormley
Crawford Township
Amos Stetler
David Straw Esq
E. S. Eichelberger
Doctor Bare
Lank Smith
Mr.Bullock
John Gilpin
Wheatfield
William William
Nevada
Toledo State Hospital
Burke Church
Ri Ww. Thompson
Ruth Seymour
Marion County
Ty Thompson
Ile Thompson
Prinity Reformed
Chukeh
Ola Mission
England
Montaigne
West Gay ST
the Fidelity Building, Loan & Savings Company
Columbus, Ohio
the Fidelity
Building and Loan Co.s
Elza Jacobs
Ohio
Ewing Drug Co
Overland
Toledo
Carey-Overland Company
Carey, Ohio
Valdura
Zeis & Ogg
McCormick-Deering Primrose
Primrose
Trubey & Grine, Carey
Rk. D. Perkins
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