Various Local News and Notices From Carey in 1899
This column lists births in North Salem and Carey, trades and shipments by local firms, a bowling champion, college returns, and notes on weather and harvests. It also covers a Dreyfus case theater plan, market prices, a public works weed warning, a typhoid study board, a London Hague peace conference report, and a circus visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Clara M. Wonder
Earlis P. Copley
Jacob Wonder
E. A. Strother
van Heyde
Carey Bhat
War Department
London
Daily News
Hague
Carey Farmers Cooperative Co hosts twine shipment and local notices
Twenty five years ago on June 24 1920 Carey Ohio reports a carload of twine arriving for the Carey Farmers Cooperative. The column notes population shifts Detroit surpassing Cleveland and lists marriages births deaths and local events including theater fare and community meetings.
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Just
Carey Farmers Cooperative Co
Detroit
Cleveland
J. P. Dickey
Laverne
Calif
J. A. Newcomer
Mattie Myers
Bertha van Heyde
State Teachers’ Association
Cedar Point
Nettie Hayman
Near Carey
James Farrell
Carey Markets and Community News Highlight Local Life
June 26 1930 Carey markets list wheat 81c oats 85c butterfat 30c eggs first grade 21c. Davidson reunion draws 137 relatives at Lick Run Poultry Farm. Professors Moore announce July move to Maumee Lucas County Children’s Home. Maurine Laird and Sheridan Hunter wed in Arlington. Florence Mullholand and Charles Dible wed in Tiffin. Abe R Kraft 31 former Strand owner dies in Findlay. Colene Solt and Eugene Thompson wed in Arlington. Mrs Ralph Welty dies at 55. Strand shows The Second Floor Mystery. Richest Man in the World also playing. New arrivals: 60 lb daughter to William Cole. 9 lb daughter to James Troiano. Bryan races: Ross Johnson places. Gail Lanker drives racer. Dorothy May Corfman and Elmer Paul Schrote wed in Ft Wayne. Josephine Rowe dies at 68. Mary Kathryn Brashares 20 killed near Carey delivering to Sopher. Survived by parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Lick Run
J. B. Moore
Maumee
Lucas County
Maurine Laird
Sheridan Hunter
Arlington
Rev. Dutton
Florence Mullholand
Adrian
Charles Dible
Fostoria
Tiffin
Abe R. Kraft
Strand Theatre
Lyceum Theatre
Findlay
Colene Solt
Eugene Thompson
Carey
M. E. Church
C. Q O. Dutton
Ralph Welty
Alvada, Co
G. W. Bish
James Troiano
E. Findlay Street
Ross Johnson
Bryan
Johnson
Gail Lanker
Dorothy May Corfman
Alvin Corfman
Elmer Paul Schrote
St. John’s Reformed Church
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Frank H. Rupnow
Josephine Rowe
North Street
Luella Rowe
William Rowe
Seattle
Wash
Mary Kathryn Brashares
McCutchenville
Frederick Sopher
Miss Brashares
Northwest Advisory Council No 4 meets in Upper Sandusky
The Northwest Advisory Council No 4 met June 18 at Mr and Mrs Willard Jordans in Upper Sandusky. Vice chairman C J Walters led the meeting with song America and comments by Edward Clausing. Discussion focused on farm prices and regulation versus free market outcomes. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs Earl Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Advisory Council
Willard Jordan
Upper Sandusky
C. J. Walters
North of
Carey
America
Edward Clausing
A. A. McBeth
Earl Robison
Carey Times Family Reunion Card Offer
The Carey Times invites orders for family reunion cards at its office. Submit details and payment through the paper’s office to secure personalized keepsakes for gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times Office
Findlay High Names New Head Football Coach
Howard H. Hawberg, longtime Mt. Blanchard coach, is appointed head football coach at Findlay High School by Superintendent F. L. Kinley. Hawberg, a Bowling Green State University graduate, succeeds Carl C. Bachman.
The Carey Times Publishes Early On Friday July 6
The Carey Times will publish on Friday morning July 6 because July 4 falls on Wednesday and the usual Thursday issue is moved. The note explains the schedule change for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Thea Carey Times
Wyandot County Board of Elections taps Alfred P Hier
Alfred P Hier of Nevada has been appointed to the Wyandot county board of elections to succeed the late D J Mick of Sycamore. The appointment appears in the Want Ads. It pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Elections
Alfred P. Hier
Nevada
Wyandot County Board of Election Supervisors
D. J. Mick
Sycamore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alonzo Hunter
North Salem
Albert Suber
T. H. Hart
Vaughanville
Lima
Stief Bros
Wharton
Charley Brown
Fowler Electric Supply House
Toledo
W. C. Lytle
Delaware
Henry Mulshland
Laurence Straw
Williamstown
Mass
Dreyfus
Emile Zola
New York
Washington
John Robinson
Strand
Anita Stewart
Larry Lemon
Charles Ray
Hun
Beulah Daring
J. R. Miller
North of Carey
Joseph Swiger
Sidney
Arthur Stansberry
Leonard Stansberry
High Street
San Francisco
Cox
Zella Ridgeway
Wilmington
Saxton Heck
West of Carey
Heck
Carey Public Schools
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
C. C. Peale
Barney Barnard
George Sherman
Bessie Ogg
Orion L. Summer
Lee Ogg
J. M. Shimer
Dr. Summer
L. 5. Summer
Canton
United States
Margaret Stillberger
L. H. McNeil
Keller
Board of Public Affairs
Froelich
Froelich & Emory
Mary Newhard
W. Findlay Street
Mabel
Chicago
Horace
St. Louis
Russell Kurtz
Wadsworth
George J
Jay P
Herbert
W. J. Newhard
Jacob Newhard
Silas B. Chesebrough
Rebecca Hammond
Mt. Blanchard
Guy M
Verne S. Chesebrough
Madge Cosgray
Harry Ross Chesebrough
Chesebrough
Wood County
Earl Brashares
Levi Hile
N. Vance Street
Hile
Emily
Jane Shuman
Claude M. Hile
West of Carey, Sur‘vive
Romaine Laura Hoff
W. B. Hoff
Richard L. Simon
Wendell Simon
Ann. Arbor
Mich
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Paul Vollrath
Cleveland Avenue
Grove Walborn
Warren Carlyle
C. O. Young
A. W. Luzader
Bradner
Mr. Young
Spring Grove Cemetery
THE
Wea
Gloria Jean Kirby Grant
Rel
James Gleason
Yvonne Decarlo
Fir
Onvio
Lon
Old New Mexico
Don’s Cleaners
Boy Scout
General MacArthur
National Victory Garden Institute
Boy Scout Council
Advisory Council No
Findlay Schools
Gamble Stores
George Jaster
Carey, Ohio
HEW
York Central
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