Local Memories and notable deaths from Crawford area
News items dated 1892 and 1913 recall community events in Crawford township including a school centralization vote with 60 support and 69 against, a Beech Grove church cornerstone, marriages of Clara Philipp and Denzil Myror, Ethel Coppler and Eugene Weyer, and the deaths of Mrs. Katharine Fox and Mrs. Jacob Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myror
Denzil
Minnesota
Avex
Winday
New Beech Grove United Brethren Church
Jacob Greene
Edwin Ricketts
Cincinnati
Brayton
Carey
Ethel Coppler
Henry Coppler
West of Town
Eugene Weyer
Sandusky City
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Edith Ball
Kenton
Leo Weyer
Sandusky
Albert Fox
Adrian
Catharine Kinn
Luxemburg
Germany
John 8S Fox
North of
Henry Fox
Old Fort
Veronica
Albert Pahl
Ney
Nicholas Fox
Margaret
Rose
Lillian Fox
Jack Johnson
Corinthian
Montreal
Havre
France
Immigration Department
Johnson
Carey and Vanlue News Highlights Local Marriages
July 5 1923 notices report several marriages including Miss Blanche Thomas and Clyde Heck. Ruth Alter and Edwin S Bagby. and W Bryan Opper and Laura Walters. Also listed are court notices for tail light violations and various community events, church activities, and local visits across Carey Vanlue and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Thomas
Clyde Heck
Ruth Alter
Carey
Edwin S Bagby
Felicity
Harry Hosafros
W. Bryan Opper
Laura Elizabeth Walters
Vanlue
Local Traders Noted in Lytle and Summit Listings
Brief inventory of merchants including Lytle and Summit clothiers E £ Hanshberger groceries and meats C Simonis grocer H B Kurtz and Son dry goods Wesley Patterson furniture W A Miller variety store Buckeye Shirt and Dregs Co. highlighting early 20th century retail names and shop types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullen Landus
Reginald Denny
Estelle Taylor
Tully Marshall
William Scott
Mae Busch
Claire Dubrey
Willard Louis
Wallace Beery
James Morrison
Josephine Adair
Robin Hood
Zeis & Mitchell
Hardware
Reinhart
Red Front
F. H Frederick
Lytle & Summit
Clothiers
Hanshberger
Simonis
H B Kurtz
Early skating origins and metal runners linked
Skating originated with the Norsemen whose Sagas boast bone runners on leather thongs. Swedes Danes Finns and Dutch adopted the art as ironworking began in Europe in the third century enabling metal runners and significant skating improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Time Keeper Lawyer Exchange Over Robbery Watch
In a courtroom exchange the defense asks the complainant for the time of the robbery. the complainant angrily refuses to answer and asserts the thief took his watch. The exchange highlights tension as the lawyer presses for timing in the case.
Community Gossip From Carey and Surrounding Areas
Adrian Mrs. Bessie Brown and Mpgs. Harry Schubert spent Tuesday at Kansas Station. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ogg of Toledo spent Sunday with Ogg's sister Mrs. Joseph Vetter. Mr. and Mrs H. Mullholand and family and Mrs. Edward Riester Jr. and children of Carey and Guy Greer and daughter Susan of northeast of Carey spent Sunday with G. A. Mullholand. Mrs. Earl Mullhololland and Mrs. Charles Dible of Fostoria spent Friday in Toledo. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Margaret Lawhead and Buddy Schaffer who spent the week end here. Mrs Whyita Correll and her guest Mrs. J M Schearer of New Harmony, Ind., were supper guests Saturday evening at P. H. Schearer in Findlay. On Sunday they were guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Criger west of Carey. Typewriter ribbons adding machine ribbons any make machine at The Carey Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Long
Eva Lee
Albert Hagerman
Ella Mae Grear
Findlay
Miles Wonder
Moser
Iowa
Randolph Saltzman
Saltzman
Betty Presler
Jay Morehart
Blanchard
Carl Beck
Lillie Beck
GC Rickle
West Unity
Nicke Beck
Bascom
Clint Thrash
Gilbert Walters
Tiffin
Vanlue
Lowell
Lakeside
Dorothy
Matthews
Maggie
Mary Ellen
Bettymae Chandler
Marseilles
Harry Thompson
S A Eschbach
Harles Sprague
Evangelical Church
Carey
Ladies’ Aid
The
United Brethren Church
Jessie Thompson
Virginia Thompson
Fostoria
Jesse Morehart
Emma Darmon
Deshler
Amos Bachar
South Dakota
W. P. Miller
Raymond Vaneer
Blanche ‘Moser
L. Walton
Earl Rhinehart
Wanatah
Ind
Ellen Thompson
Ella Chesebro
Monclova
Byron Walters
Toledo
Clayton Lay
Sam Walters
W R Sworden
David Chap Piens
L A Sworden
Marylin
Blain Breitigam
Evelyn Hitchens
Bernadine Brown
Ecorse
W M Breitigam
Orville Dean
Twila
Betty
Harley Baughman
Fort Royal
S A_ Eschbach
Charles Sprague
Eschbach
W .M_ Lockrider
Mt. Blanchard
Maryellen Thompson
Alice Jean
Dorotha Mae Dowler
Arlington
Bert Presler
Vinton County
Columbus
Kenton
Ewing Graves
Ray Shull
Richard Shuck
Harvey Hagerman
Mr Blanchard
Millard Hagerman
Lewis Hagerman
Harvey Ogg
Ogg
Joseph Vetter
H. J. '‘Mullholand
Edward Riester, Jr
Guy Greer
Susan
Northeast of
G. A .Mullholand
Earl Mulholland
Charles Dible
College Dean Told Student to Leave, Prompting Exit Threat
A student recounts a heated exchange with a college dean who allegedly ordered the student to leave. The student warns they will depart if the dean does not retract the remark made earlier in the day.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Susie
Mary Snyders
Carey Times
Mullholand
Stork
Forest Bingle
June Florence
Verne Healey
National Lime & Stone Co
Ohio Power Co
American Legion
Cedar Point
A D Pringte
South River
N J
R G Spencer
Jordan
United Brethren Charge
W Clark DeMuth
Bible School
Union Bible School
Ark: Bible School
Prayer Land
Methodist Episcopal Church
Glen Robinson
Mark McRill
M J Herman
Karen
Roi Bailey
U. of 1
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
the Time Keeper
Bessie Brown
Harry Schubert
Kansas Station
C. R. Conley
D. C
Miner
Bath
Clover Farm
Yuy
Glendale
Clover Farm Pork & Beans
Clover
Penn Emblem
Pennfsylvania
U. S
New Virginia
Jene
F. H. Frederick
Carey Harry Foster
L. C. Dipert & Son
Vanhge
PT Urs
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