Carey Times Praised in Carey History Letter
A 1928 letter from Mr. Dustman lauds the Carey Times for vitality and community impact in Carey Indiana. It recalls The Chiming Bells paper for the English Lutheran church and lists church officers and local business cards from Carey’s early days. The piece notes 1886 commencement exercises marking Carey public schools’ first graduation.
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Dustman
Carey
Warsaw
Indiana
Carey Times
Times
George H. Tallman &Company
J. M. Dustman
Levi’ Hile
IC. Gear
D. Straw
Kelly & Snyder
James Anderson
D. Harpster
H. H. Nye
P. EL. Wonder
Conrad & Conrad
W. K.humbert
M. L. Starr
George P. Diemer
Flo Hackenberger
J. H. Ferrer
G. W. Chesebrough
H. Jay Gibbs
A. Gertie Sipe
Stella Maye
Emma C. Stief
Minnié V. Lytle
Emma A. van Buren
Albert A. Kaley
M. A. Stalley
A. I Wagner
Charles Stief
A. P. Kelley
Peter Galbroner
Walton Weber
T. W. McClure
J. A. Pittsford
Carey Publi Schools
Lyceum Questionnaire Reveals Public Taste For Next Year
The Lyceum questionnaire shows 90 percent approval from adults and students for this year’s course. Adults favor Blue Danube Co Garden Sketch Club Spanish Orchestra and Bell Ringers while students want Play Musical Comedy Marionettes and Old Time Fiddlers. For next year, both groups lean toward a play over costly musical numbers.
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Jos Ithmbier
Beil
Blue Danube ‘Co
Garden Sketch Club
Spanish Orchestra
Bell Ring
Ers
Paul Barnaby
Will Care for Little Child Adopt Plan Made
Mr and Mrs Ross Johnson of Brown Ave take in six month old Clarise Brown with plans to adopt after six months. Fathers death before birth and mother died at six weeks old after which the child lived with grandparents near Nevada. The mother left three other children ages 4 8 and 10.
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Ross Johnson
Brown Ave
Clarise Brown
Clarise
8S. C
House Fire Destroys Turner Home at Springville
The residence of Mr and Mrs Albert Turner burned to the ground Wednesday forenoon about 9:00 while the family was visiting Mrs William Turner. A defective flue is thought to have caused the blaze. The house and contents including cured meat were lost. Six children in the family faced a serious calamity.
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Albert Turner
Springville
Overland Checker Tournament Winners Named
At the Overland garage last Thursday evening 12 players competed. Claude Hile won first place and Joe Dible took second. The tournament will continue through March with open play encouraged by organizer J. A. McDaniel.
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Overland Garage
Claude Hile
Joe Dible
J. A. Mecdaniel
Rev. Sain to Be Here Next Sunday at 10 45
Rev R. A. Sain of Columbus financial secretary of the Ohio conference of the Evangelical church will preach at Memorial Evangelical church next Sunday morning at 1045. Visitors will be cordially welcomed.
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R. A. Sain
Columbus
Ohio Conference of the Evangelical Church
Memorial Evangelical Church
W. B. A. Lodge Social Set for March 2
The February committee of the W. B. A. lodge announces a social on Friday evening March 2. All members are urged to attend and bring guests. There will be no lodge meeting.
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W. B. A. Lodge
W W C T U Meeting At County Home
The county W C T U will hold its regular monthly meeting at the county home Sunday afternoon. Rev J W Holland of Upper Sandusky will give the talk.
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J. W. Holland
Upper Sandusky
Popular Lodgings Reported February Use by Lodgers
Marshal Robert O Connor reports 258 lodgers used the tramp room in February and 261 were entertained there in January.
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Robert O’connor
Dible Plumbing Shop Completes Steam Table for YMCA
The Dible plumbing shop has completed a fine new steam table for the YMCA at Upper Sandusky, showcasing local tradesmen adding useful facilities to the community center.
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Dible Plumbing
Upper Sandusky
Bristol Council Approves Bills and Rats Extermination Plan
The OP Council met Monday evening with Mayor Byers and several councilmen present. Bills paid include labor for water line repairs, street work, library salaries, and firemen services for 1927. The town approved a $25 rat extermination canvass via the Ratin System, with $1 from each residence to fund the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Drake
National Lime & Stone Co
Bristol Co
Caregrey Corporation
Logan ‘Gas Co
Eastor
Mary’ Moser
Olivor
Li. W. Deerwester
Lillian Lytle
Wa. Slater
Frank Fry
Carolyn Newhard
Walter Stupsberry
W. H. Houk
Gaylord Bros
Garey Mill & Elevator Co
Robert O’connor
John Twining
Edward Bakies
A. F. Byers
Ed Gibbs
Montague
Wm. Humbert
Paul Calmes
Linus Myers
Norbert Brown
Gilbert ‘Brown
Harvey Sopher
W. Pahl
Co. M. Brown
Henry Emeriné
Russell Zeis
Dallas Humbert
J. T. Stombaugl
Tom Baker
Frank Mangett
Minor Mann
W. B. Hoff
Russell Bloom
Robert Frankart
Serervices
John J. Laub
Fostoria
Laub
Ohio
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Germany
Jerry Merrihew
Land
Dusty Miller Speaks at Kiwanis Ladies Night
Dusty Miller, a nationally known humorous lecturer, headlined the Kiwanis Ladies Night at the Lutheran Parish House. He spoke on Good Sportsmanship as about one hundred plates were served. Rev. Paul R. Clouser and G. M. Kurtz performed songs, with 18 guests from the Upper Sandusky Luncheon Club in attendance.
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Kiwanis Club
Dusty’’ Miller
Paul R. Clouser
Clouser
Stork Delivers Nine-Pound Lads to Local Families
A 9 pound boy named Joseph Gabriel arrives Monday evening to Mr and Mrs Dominic Berardinelli. A 9 pound son is born to Mr and Mrs Saxton Heck Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs David Heck on West Findlay Street. Mr and Mrs J M Wagner report the birth on February 21 of a son to their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs D R Mertz of Sandusky City.
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Dominic Berar-dinelli
Joseph
Gabriel
Saxton Heck
David Heck
W. Findlay Street
J. M. Wagner
D. Rmertz
Sandusky City
Sudden Death of Miss Margaret Shumaker at Home
The community mourns Miss Margaret Shumaker who died suddenly last night at about 10 30 at her residence on West Findlay Street. The 39 year old had suffered illness for over a decade and passed after heart trouble while talking to her sister Miss Anna moments before.
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Margaret Shumaker
W. Findlay Street
Miss Anna
Miss Shumaker
Averted Brawl Over Razors in Tramp Room
Last week a crowded tramp room sparked an argument and razors appeared but bystanders intervened and no blood was shed. Since then lodging applicants have been searched and weapons kept out of the tramp room at night.
Swine Short Course At High School Begins March 6
A swine short course will start Tuesday evening March 6 and run each Tuesday night in March at 8:00. Basketball afterward. Anyone interested may attend.
Pythian Sisters Host January February Birthday Social
The Pythian Sisters hold a combined January and February birthday social this evening featuring a playlet titled Those Husbands of Ours. Members, families and friends are invited to attend.
Carey Times Legal Notices Request for Estate Settlements
Printed or engraved name cards at the Carey Times office. When settling an estate let the Carey Times have your legal notices. Instruct your attorney to that effect.
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Carey Times
Carey
Business leaders form Carey civic group at Strand theater
About 35 local business people met Tuesday afternoon at the Strand theatre to form a civic organization. D A Capell chaired. C B Dabney elected chairman, Eloise Thrall secretary. Industrial and advertising committees named. Second meeting scheduled next Tuesday at 3.00 at the Strand.
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Strand Theatre
Carey
D. A. Capell
C. BB. Dabney
Eloise Thrall
Si DY Bying
Henry
Strand
Married at Tiffin Roynon-Moyer wedding
Ellen Roynon daughter of H. F. and Mrs Roynon and Donald Moyer son of Calvin Moyer were married Saturday at 11:30 a m in Tiffin at the Evangelical church home of Rev Paulin. The couple will reside on a farm near Bellevue after a short visit with the groom’s parents.
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Ellen Roynon
H. F. Roynon
Town
Donald Moyer
Calvin Moyer
Bellevue
Paulin
Evangelical Church
Tiffin
Elmer Roynon
Roynon Hoe
Mrs. Moyer
Bellevile
Serpentine Dances at American Lesson Hall
Every Wednesday night Serpentine Dances feature the Dutch Woods orchestra. Forest Gustin of Marion calls different features and special advertising each week. Enjoy the evening with friends. Admission 50 cents for gentlemen and 10 cents for ladies. Underwood.
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North Street
Dutch Woods’ Orchestra
Forest Guston of
Marion
Evenine
Underwood
Kroger Changes At Local Store Staffing
Maurice Magley transfers to Marysville and Pan to manage Kroger. Ada’s McArthur named new local manager joining the store leadership with Mrs McArthur assisting. The McArthurs previously staffed the Kroger here last summer.
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Maurice Magley
Kroger
Marysville
Pan
McArthur
Ada
McaArthur
Masonly Inspection Set by Rodgers at Carey Lodge
Rodgers of Tiffin district lecturer will inspect Carey Lodge No. 420 F and A M this evening Dinner served at 66 30 and the Fellowship degree will be conferred.
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Set Rodgers of
Tiffin
Carey Lodge No. 420
Spring Ready: Hele enat Wardrobe at Simkins Dry Cleaning
With a cheerful greet, customers are invited to prepare spring attire including suits dresses and other garments at Simkins Dry Cleaning located on 2-2 Friday Street Eatey Ohtor.
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Simkins
Sears Roebuck to open store in Carey
Authorities report Sears Roebuck plans a Carey store opening. Local residents may expect construction and job opportunities as the retailer expands in the region.
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Sears & Roebuck
Carey
L. T. L. Meeting At Marjorie Bingle Home
The L T L will meet at Marjorie Bingle's home after school on Friday afternoon.
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Marjorie Bingle
Richland Bride Weds Welda Stephan In Wharton
Miss Charlotte Alice Kear daughter of Mr and Mrs D F Kear of Richland township chose Saturday for her marriage to Welda Edward Stephan The ceremony was at the United Brethren parsonage Wharton at 430 PM conducted by Rev Harold Bartlett The couple will reside at Mt Vernon where the groom works in construction and the bride plans to teach in Carey schools.
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Charlotte Alice Kear
Richland Township
Welda Edward Stephan
Harold Bartlett
United Brethren
Wharton
Eldck
Mildred Jury
Wyandot
Leland Kear
Wharton High School
Ohio Northern University
Stephan
Mt. Vernon
Carey Public Schools
Mrs. Charles Ruffing Passes After Surgery at Mercy Hospital
Mrs. Charles Ruffing 21 died Wednesday at 4 30 p m at Mercy Hospital Tiffin after an operation for bowel obstruction. Born Mary Amerine she was the daughter of George and Mary Amerine of north of Carey. She married Charles Ruffing November 11 1925 and leaves a daughter Maxim Mary one year old husband and parents. Surviving also are two sisters Mrs Albert Turner Springville and Mrs Everett Laney and two brothers Adam Amerine northeast of Carey and James Amerine of Adrian.
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Charles Ruffing
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Ruffing
Sutter
South Street
Carey
Mary Amerine
George Amerine
North of Town
Maxine Mary
Albert Turner
Springville
Everett Laney
Adam Amerine
Northeast
James Amerine
Adrian
Mullholand appeals Hancock County robbery conviction
Walter Mullholand filed a Supreme Court appeal contesting his Hancock county conviction for aiding another youth in the Fostoria filling station robbery. He argues he was tried for abetting without being informed of the motive and the principal’s name, Windlay Courter.
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Walter Mullholand
Hancock County
Fostoria
Supreme Court
Hancock County Court of Appeals
Windlay
Modernizing Mathern Bakery To Install Steam Boiler
Arrangements are underway to modernize the Mathern bakery now called the Brownie. John Rink of Cincinnati will rebuild the oven using brick prom ised from the kilns this month. A steam boiler will be installed to bake bread under 60 pound steam pressure, creating the hard crust found in French breads.
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Mathern
Brownie
John Rink
Cincinnati
Findlay Teen Harold Phillips Hospitalized With Peritonitis
Harold Phillips 17, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur I Phillips of Alvada, is at Findlay Hospital with peritonitis and appendicitis. Surgery is not possible now. two drainage tubes are in use. He is grandson of Mr and Mrs J H Phillips of Findlay and formerly lived near Carey.
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Harold
Arthur I Phillips
Alvada
Findlay Hospital
H Harold
J. H. Phillips
Card of Thanks for Mrs Alpheus Kimmel
The children express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for help during the illness and death of their mother Mrs Alpheus Kimmel.
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Alpheus
Kimmel
Lutheran Choir Rehearsal Scheduled for Saturday Evening
The Lutheran choir will meet for rehearsal on Saturday at 7:30 PM to begin practices for Lenten and Easter music. All choir members are requested to attend.
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Lutheran Chor
Hats and Embroidery Packages at Helen Hat Shoppe
Local retailer offers hats and embroidery package dresses for sale at the Helen Hat Shoppe on S. Vance Street.
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Helen Hat Shoppe
S. Vance St
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Lyceum
Harry Tanner
Truman Young
S. Lake Street
Lake Street
Dale England
M.C
Fr. Sutter
Rey
Lusk
Gm! Pox
R. C. Altwater
George Savidge
Glenn Ave
Dusty” Miller
Kiwanis Ladies
Pythian Sisters
County Knights of Pythias
Sycamore
Nevada
Frederick 5
Atscood_rave
George Ash
Alletha Newcomer
C. BE. Palmer
Will Wright
E. C. Harshberger
S. W. McChesney
Cc. C. Thome
Wesley Wonder
Edward Capell
Jack Seemann
Masonly Inspection
Stephan-Kear
Mrs
Findlay
Lutheran Choir Rehearsal
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