Local notes from Carey and vicinity 1907
A jumble of community items from Carey and nearby areas notes deaths marriages and weddings births and visits. Obituaries include A J Blinn of Alvada John Allwater of Kirby and Mrs George Altwater of Salem Township. Social events cover weddings at New Bavaria and Toledo, church union meetings in Carey, a Findlay July 4 picnic, and a state Christian Endeavor convention in Columbus. Local business moves include Michael Jacoby buying F M Greek property and C M Steen purchasing Hilty harness shop and Wear-U Well shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Blinn
Alvada
John’ ‘Allwater
Kirby
I. G. Huston
Otto Gottfried
Upper Sandusky
Rosalia Logsdon
Mt.Vernon
St. Paul’s High School
Frank Bees
Peter’s Corner
Michael
Yost
Roga
New
F. M. Greek
Main Street
G. M. Brayton
Lillian Brayton
Lulu Daub
Toledo
Riza Jacobs
W. S. Harpster
Columbus
State ‘Christian Endeavor
George Altwater
Salem Township
Florence Maffsett
Wharton News Highlights Local Farming and Personal Notices
Fifteen years ago on June 28 1917 W H Fry caught 37 fish while fishing the creek. D C Henry attended a grain dealers convention in Toledo. Harry Dible and Miss Anna Hickle wed June 18 1902. Truman Cole and Cora Wright married June 18 1902. A special patriotic service was planned for Sunday at the Lutheran church. Peoples Bank reported deposits of 21145158 as of April 20 1917. Freight offices closed Saturdays at 1 30 pm during July August September. C E Hunter secured a government mail contract to run trains. Gladys Kennerley and Trene Gillet left for Cedar Point teachers convention. Marion Gault died Saturday after months of illness. Lawrence Herndon former Carey boy visited relatives. he is an oil artist with a New York studio. Edelstein Hetzel bought 100 cattle in Upper Sandusky area at an average 140 per head. Carey added a metropolitan air with a street clock installation by Dr Pflueger in front of his jewelry shop. The clock is double faced and 30 inches in diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Bank
C E Hunter
Gladys Kennerley
Trene Gillet
Cedar Point
Marion Gault
Wharton
Lawrence Herndon
Carrey
New York City
Edelstein & Hetzel
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Dr. Pflueger
Farmers seek OSU club membership amid rising rural interest
The Ohio Park Production club saw 53 of 98 aspirants applying this year. Rural youth survey across 17 counties shows 4 H clubs active with local programs. Farm animal counts fell 38 percent in a decade for horses and hogs, while sheep held steady. Bacterial wilt in sweet corn can be combated by disease-free seed from northern regions or resistant hybrids. Mass city migration to farms is warned against by Dr. J Falconer, citing scarce jobs. Corn yields below 70 bushels per acre raise costs, while 70 to 90 bushels cost about 21.7 cents per bushel and above 90 bushels about 16.5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Park Production Club
Ohio
Grange
Farm Bureau
School
Farmers’ Institutes
Michigan
New York
J . Falconer
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Corn Club
Beebe Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. J J Kohmann called on Mrs. Allen Vaughn. Beebe and Thome relatives visited grandparents in multiple towns. Many dinners and afternoon calls linked residents of Blaine Carey Berry and Alvada with Beebe Ok. Beebe threshing ring met at M C Yost home with Walter Gottfried captain. Edith Beebe returned from Toledo. Fordyce and Donald hosted guests from Niagara Falls and Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kohmann
Allen Vaughn
F. C. Beebe
Charles Thompson
John Kessler
Blaine, Thome
Carey
E FB. Thome
Lucille Phillips
John Minder
Alvada
John Kegsler
Walter Gottfried and
Harry Hull
Florent Day
Mike Camden
Donald Myers
Mrs
E. F. Thome
Bernice
Victoria Ruffing
C. C. Wenner
Adrian
Joseph Gibson
Berry
Beebe
M. C. Yost
Walter Gottfried
Yost
Edith Beebe
Toledo
Walter Beebe
Homer Phillips
Kansas Station
This Place
Elaine Thome
C. H. Hull
Lucille
Margaret Ellen
Gerald
Roy Myers
Fostoria
Fordyce
Donald
H. P. Balentine
Alice Marie
Upper Sandusky
John Carlisle
Eva
Jack of
Columbus
Leslie Smith
Jeanette
Galion
Arthur Kappaus
Niagara Falls
C. E. Gottfried
Rueben Gottfried
Otto Binau
Russell
Robert
Mary Maxine
Guest
Roy Hinton
Billy
Charles Haines
Herma Bigger
Gier Weininger
Warren Weininger
Matilde Weininger
Albert Myers
Cleveland
Fred Heimrich
Marion Brandt
Corinne
Helen
Ferrel Haines
Carol
Raymond Ek
W J Smith
Forest Wenner
Grant Gibson
McCutchenville Community News Roundup
Local families attend visits and social events including 4-H meeting preparations, church services, and picnics. Notables include marriages in Toledo and Kansas City connections, and multiple hospitality gatherings in Findlay Carey and Tiffin. News mentions moving to farms, bridge work by the N Y C gang, and several relatives visiting kin.
On Special Duty at Factory Expose Laughs
A managing director tours a plant and meets a new worker who says the foreman told him to wake the boss when he arrives. The humorous exchange reveals a poke at expectations and supervision in the workplace.
Grandson Urges Grandpa to Play Football for Car Promise
A playful exchange between a small son and grandpa centers on football. The boy teases the grandpa about playing while the father notes a new car hinges on kicking off, hinting at a family joke about sports and prizes.
Local Residents Attend Social Visits and Reunion At Meadowbrook Park
Berry News reports numerous motor trips and calls among Gilliland Phillips Gibson and related families. A Hoepf reunion took place at Meadowbrook Park Bascom attended by multiple relatives. W Fisher is ill and in critical condition following visits to Kenton and parental homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoepf
Hoepf
Meadowbrook Park
Bascom
Ralph Eckert
Earl Baker
Kenton
Mrs Eckert
Baker
W. Fisher
Fisher
Local residents visit relatives and relatives host family
Crawford and area note a flurry of visits across Tiffin Fremont Carey and nearby towns. Guests include Edith Ellen Myers Carey visiting Clayton Twining home and many others from Granville Akron Findlay Cardington and Galion visiting various local families.
Local Social News From Wayne County Area
David Walter travels to Kentucky on business next week. Sunday visitors include John Snook at Mr and Mrs Arthur Rader. Many callers stop by the Rader and Bachar homes with Mrs Arthur Rader hosting Friday evening guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilliland
Clyde
Fremont
Charles Bland
Lizzie Phillips
John Phillips
Robert
Walter
Walter Phillips
Florent Day
Joseph Gibson
Merle Corfman
Marion
Florien
James Phillips
Mark Karr
This Place
Peter Beaschler
Brush Ridge
Linden Smith
Waldo
Mr. Smith
Beaschler
David Walter
Ken
Tucky
John Snook
Arthur Rader
Albert Bachar
Sherman Tong
Sandusky Oh
Joe Tong
Marion Ward
Sycamore
Jonathan Bachar
Bert Bachar
Carey
Dewey Ogg
W. E. Walter
James Bachar
Carl Beaver
Vanlue
John Kleopfer
Sherman Rangeler
Aileen Farmer
Near Vanlue
Lars Rader
Marilyn
Russall Lee
North of Vanlue
Teachers Hired at Sycamore With Salary Reductions
The Sycamore school district hires teachers for the coming year with a 10 percent salary cut from last year and a minimum of 800 dollars. A pay below 3090 would bar participation in the 2.65 mill state levy, risking loss of funds for the district and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Leader
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Carey Times
O. O. Young
Pearl
Mildred Brandt
D. W. Brandt
Findlay
Chas. W. Gabriel
Chicago
Albert Thomas
Loomis
Washington
W. G. Brayton
Berta Purkey
Bellefontaine
Frank Dickinson
Martha Dickinson
Harry Miller
Churches of
Methodist Church
J. F. Olive
Frank Brown
Fred Powell
G. W. Starr
Harlow van Buren
Fred Kyrock
West of
Donald Donelson
South Bend
Ind
Wm. Donelson
Fred Grooms
Jessie Straw
Earl
Carey Branch
Red Cross
H. G. Chambers
GC. M. Beitler
T. A. Spitler
Aloys M. Fish
Germany
Whaley Farm
Stuckey & Houser
Crawford
C. M. Steen
Hilty Harness
Wear-Uwell
Levi Hile
Mr. Steen
Hilty Place
W. H. Fry
D. C. Henry
Grain Dealers’ Convention
Harry Dible
Anna Hickle
Truman Cole
Cora D. Wright
Lutheran Church
Beebe News
Forrest Sigler
M. E. Parsonage
Ben Beis
Presbyterian Church
Marian Lea
Goshed
J. Spdythe
Jesse Stuckey
Tiffin
Harry Spoon
Bret Carrick
Mexico
Don Marguerat
Eloise Savial
Dow Shafer
Mervin Shafer
Inenest
Hotliday
F. L. Chaney
Martha Leitz
Robert Aten
Myrtle Mae Yambert
Kansas City
Dallas Ruehle
Janice Teal
Phoebe Bemisderfer
Chesapeake
And
Berry News
Seymour Steigerwalt
Harry Nye
Ralph Haferd
Edith Ellen Myers
Clayton Twining
Florine Ruffing
Angela
Margaret Haferd
Qglifford ‘Ruffing
Akron
Ralph Haford
Forrest Hurd
Grant Tony
Esther
George Turner
Karl and
Howard
Kate Turner
W. E. Beagle
Forest
L. C. McDaniel
William Proctor
Charles Steiner
Granville
J. B. Mathews
Harpster
Luella
Vesta
Fred Luhring
Arcadia
Joseph Myers
Ralph Kurtz
Mary Ellen
Glenna
Virginia
Frank Stanley
Henry Fleck
Dorothy
South of Carey
Henry Davidson
Charles Francis
Owen Wilcox
Ruth Wiseman
Cardington and
Myr
Joseph Wilcox
Joe, Jr
F. £. Wilson
Mabel
Caroleen Dow
Miss Versa
Robert Orians
Knoxville
Tenn
Edward Vogel
D. A. Dow
Richmond
Carlisle
Cardleen
Paris
Dow
Lexington
Wayton News
Morehart
Waterworks Park
Sycamore School
Ruth Nitschke
Lois McKibben Weeweneeee
Katherine Gribben
Eunice Stalter Seeeeee
Doris Snyder
Regina Konkle
Evelyn Weekly
O. J. Niebel Ease Te
Archie Myers
LaVerne Benson
Claude M. Beitler
Wayne
Pratt
the Carey Farmers Co-op
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