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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
8
A guide urges packing an emergency picnic shelf with durable foods and simple gear. It covers must have tools like a can opener and paper ware plus a practical frying pan and kettle. It then lists ready to prepare hot and cold dishes and spreads for varied baskets.
Hiram Bruce Bare formerly a potter's worker died at 10 32 am Monday at his home 20 Front Street Tiffin after years of illness He was born in Wyandot County son of Samuel and Martha Jane Bare married Minnie Funk on December 25 1897 He survived by his wife two daughters Nora Schatzin fer and Evelyn Webb a sister Myra Walton and twin brother Myron McKinley Bare plus 11 grandchildren Funeral services were held at Myers Funeral Home Tiffin at 2 pm Wednesday conducted by Rev Wayne C Kantner Burial in Mexico Cemetery.
Roger Williams, 10, died at 3 a m Sunday after a 9 day illness at his home on South Street. Born January 1928 he leaves parents John and Grace Williams and siblings Mildred Barbara Ann Richard and Robert. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 p m from the home Rev Roy B Leedy officiating burial in Spring Grove cemetery. Many relatives and friends attended the service and floral tributes were sent by neighbors and local groups.
The families thank neighbors friends playmates relatives and all who offered kindness during the illness and death of their loved one. Special thanks go to Rev Leedy Undertaker Goff and those who sent flowers.
Gerald Francis Arend, 25, son of Andy and Caroline Arend, died at 9 15 p m Friday at his home five miles north of Carey. He worked at Weavers Dairy until three months ago. Surviving are his parents and siblings Ralph, Delmo, and Margaret with one sister preceding him in death. He was a member of St Nicholas parish and the Knights of Columbus. Funeral services were held Monday at St Nicholas church with Rev Joseph Brobst officiating and burial in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were six cousins Eugene and Vincent Tieff Clifford and Norman Arend Milton and Ralph Stark. The services drew a large family gathering.
In a formal ceremony at the University, Doctor of Law received additional honors. John Louis Hebieanalns Con nersvillé of Indiana, Rt Rev. Joseph Ma Corrigan of Catholic University Washington DC, and Terence B. Cosgrove of Los Angeles were listed among recipients at the 64th annual event.
Relatives and friends traveling from Toledo Delphos Landeck Tiffin Fostoria Carey and New Riegel were invited to a home dinner. Neighbors who prepared and served the meal included Miss Mary Phillips Miss Catherine Windau Mrs Forest Baker Mrs Barney Coldiron Mrs Leon Gase Mrs Paul Reinharte and Mrs Urban Tiell. Mrs F E Heyman of Tiffin assisted.
We express sincere thanks to relatives and neighbors who helped during the illness and death of our beloved son and brother. Gratitude to Fr. Brobst Fr. Williams Undertaker Bristoll those who furnished cars flowers and spiritual bouquets and all who assisted. Mr and Mrs Andy Arend and Family.
Ronald Eugene Matthews infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Matthews of West Street Carey died at 1 45 Monday morning after a three day illness with pneumonia. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 4 o clock from the residence with Rev Marion E Tinsler officiating. Burial in Spring Grove cemetery. Born June 3 1938 in Carey. Survived by parents a sister Dolores Lou and grandparents Mr and Mrs John Breitigam Carey and Mr and Mrs William Schrader of Tiffin.
Attendees included Mr and Mrs Main Brininger Mr and Mrs Logan Wohlgamuth Mrs Chester Vogel and daughter Betty. The funeral for O J Wohlgamuth an uncle of Mrs Brininger was held at his Bettsville home at 2 o clock Saturday with Rev C P Tozier of the Bettsville Evangelical church officiating.
The piece argues against serious crashes and favors avoiding deadly accidents. It cites alcohol’s danger with intoxicated drivers and pedestrians and notes faster speeds, rural roads, and night driving heighten risk. It urges readers to learn from a Travelers Insurance study and minimize high risk situations.
Orson Joseph Wohlgamuth aged 70 retired Bettsville businessman died at his home in Bettsville at 5 30 p m Wednesday of a heart attack. He was born November 22 1867 near Carey son of Jonas and Lucinda Beck Wohlgamuth. He left a widow Annie L Olvis and three sons Thomas Green Springs Jonas Bettsville and John Kansas Ohio. Five brothers and three sisters survive including Logan Bettsville Lon Fremont Alien Petersburg Md Dorsey Wilmington Robert Cygnet Mrs Cora Lowery Fostoria Mrs Charles Hade Fort Seneca and Mrs Frank Ewing Vanlue. Burial was at Pleasant Union cemetery.
Want column highlights prices for Wheat Corn 100 lbs Oats Soy Beans Butterfat and Bees graded. notes opportunities for sellers and buyers to connect. The item list signals market interest and potential commodity trades.
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