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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1921

Page

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Unified Evangelical Meetings Conclude After Five Weeks

Sunday evening the union evangelistic meetings closed after five weeks with strong turnout and a spirit of unity. United Brethren United Evangelical and Methodist churches shared in the effort, though limited seating kept many unchurch ed people away. Ministers earned praise for their sermons and churches contributed special music throughout the campaign.

Union Evangelistic United Brethren United Evangelical Methodist Churches

Free Garden Seed Offered by Times

Limited number of seed packages sent by Clint Cole available for those who call for them at the Times.

the Times Hoh Clint Cole

Dramatic Club Organized by Carey High School Class of 1920

The Carey High School class of 1920 forms The Jolly Dramatic Club to stage a benefit play for the Carey Firemen. Coach Mrs. Cc. G. Spencer leads a cast including Dorcas Kennerley Helen Griffith Earl LeMott Cecil Perkins Karl Fleck Herbert Newhard Jr Gerald Beitler and Mrs. A F Byers.

Carey High School Jolly Dramatic Club Carey Firemen Cc. G. Spencer Spencer Dorcas Kennerley Helen Griffith Earl LeMott Cecil Perkins Karl Fleck Herbert Newhard, Jr Gerald Beitler A. F. Byers

Farm Bureau plans push to boost county membership

The County Farm Bureau executive committee met at the court house to discuss strengthening the organization. W H Tomb of Tiffin urged wider farmer support as the group aims to exceed 2000 members from 1075. A campaign for March 14 and a County Livestock Shipping Association were outlined along with school club outreach during Club Week.

County Farm Bureau Executive Committee Farm Bureau Court House W. H. Tomb S. L. Moser Cleveland Moser Ohio Federation of Cooperative Livestock Shippers Columbus Mark Karr County Farm Bureau Ohio Federation of All County Farm Bureau Kryder-Watt Brand Cooperative

Funeral Attendees Paid Respects at Maurine DuBois Service

On Friday a large group attended the funeral of Maurine DuBois at St. Michael's Church in Findlay. Attendees included John Windau and his daughters Stella and Nora and son August with the Will Myers family and children Paul Sylvester and Mary Josep hine, A G Collet and son Paladins, Anna and Margaret Shumaker, Nicholas Collet, Peter Collet and daughter Charlotte, Mrs John Fleck, Joe Windau, Will Windau, Herman Derr and daughter Martha, Will Kummerer and Mrs August Kummerer Sr.

John Windau Stella Nora August Will Myers Paul, Sylvester Mary Josep Thine A. G. Collet Paladins Anna Margaret Shumaker Nicholas Collet Peter Collet Charlotte John Fleck Joe Windau Will Windau Herman Derr Martha Will Kummerer August Kummerer Maurine DuBois St. Michael’s Church Findlay

Ohioan in Cuba Sends Greetings from Punta Alegre

From Cuba last Friday a $2.0 money order arrived from Dr. D. C. Moor formerly of this city now with the Punta Alegre Sugar Co. Punta San Juan Cuba. He notes pleasant winter weather around 75 degrees and invites Ohio friends visiting Cuba to call on him.

D. C. Moor Punta Alegre Sugar Co Punta San Juan Cuba Ohio

Spring Styles in Millinery Display at Diller's Furniture

Helen Courtad invites shoppers to a spring opening featuring an unusual display of millinery. The event promises the latest styles and best market selections and offers ready service for customers. Located over Diller's furniture store, first stairway west of Hickle's clothing store.

Helen Courtad Diller Hickle

Local residents purchase property and relocate

Mr and Mrs Samuel Bier of Mt Blanchard have bought the property east of Ea Nye's residence on North street. Their daughter Mrs Martha Dipert will move her family here and the Bier couple will occupy the house at the corner of Vance and North streets, vacating the former residence.

Samuel Bier Mt. Blanchard Ea Nye North Street Martha Dipert

Methodist Bazaar at Moose Mall Saturday March 19

The Methodist Ladies Aid will host a bazaar at the Moose Mall with domestic articles home baked goods and candy for sale. A chicken dinner will be served starting at 4 30 PM. The event involves the 3rd and 4th groups and supports church activities.

Methodist Ladies’ Aid Moose Mall

School play bits under American Legion auspices

A country school room hosts a three act performance. Act I features classroom scenes, Act II shows recess, and Act III depicts the last day of school under the American Legion auspices.

Ok of O Meeting Forms Salem Kirby Carey Council

Delegations from Salem Kirby Carey and the local lodge met in Salem hall Thursday evening to form a four-branch counsel. Officers elected: President Henry Orians Vice President Isadore Hoes Secretary W K Strasser Lecturer Peter Krupp. Carey chosen as first meeting place. monthly meetings to rotate among branches. A smoker followed.

O. K. of O Salem Kirby Carey Henry Orians Isadore Hoes W. Ki. Strasser Peter Krupp

Remains of Marshall Wisebaker To Be Brought Home

The 17 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wisebaker of Tiffin will be brought here today at noon and placed in the United Evangelical church at 12:00 o'clock. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 and burial will be in Spring Grove cemetery. He died Monday after a long illness with an abscess on his brain. He was born in Findlay and survived by his parents and a sister. He was a grandson of Mr and Mrs. M. A. Thornton of Dow street and John Wisebaker of High street. He was a frequent Carey visitor, having Christmas dinner with the Thornton family. A little sister is buried in Spring Grove.

Marshall Alvin Wisebaker Tiffin United Evangelical Church Spring Grove Cemetery Findlay M. A. Thornton Dow Street John Wisebaker High Street Carey

Moving to Tiffin as families relocate farms

Mr and Mrs LaRue Boucher plan to move to Tiffin while Boucher rents the Byron Kear and McNutt moves from the farm east of town. A public sale is scheduled for Thursday March 17.

Handsome uniforms for two night policemen staged

George Krider and Edward Gibbs have outfitted themselves in regulation policemen’s uniforms. The outfits are reported as very handsome and becoming and mark another step toward vanity for Carey.

George Krider Edward Gibbs Carey

Birthday Greetings for 96th Birthday

Mr and Mrs Sheldon Kloepfer sent birthday wishes to Pathen Beebe of Whitmore, an uncle of Mrs Kloepfer, for his 96th birthday anniversary on Saturday.

Sheldon Kloepfer Pathen Beebe Whitmore Kloepfer

Death of J B Shannon Brother in Law of Carey Lumber Chief

Wm Sholty president of Carey Handle and Lumber Co was called to Detroit on Wednesday by the death of his brother in law J B Shannon of that city.

Wm. Sholty The Carey Handle and Lumber Go Detroit That

Wyandot County News Briefs and Local Notices

Wyandot County reports include the death of John Kriechbaum of Sycamore at 2 years 7 months, and obituaries for Dr. P W Hedges born south of Upper Sandusky age 54. James Shuman and Elizabeth Gatchell Shuman die in Upper Sandusky. marriages occur in Upper Sandusky with Rev C F Betz officiating. A divorce granted for William Robbins from Sarah Robbins. wool growers to meet in Upper Sandusky Saturday. Upper Sandusky High School hires Ruby Robinson from McConnelsville. several court cases include mortgage property removal and a 16 year old case with bond set. County surveying work continues in Marseilles and Jackson townships on Little Tsalotchtee ditch project joint with Hardin. A man arrested in Galion on charges connected to property removal and a 32 year old Shuman death noted.

John Armstrong William Hehr Carey William Robbins Sarah Robbins Upper Sandusky P. W. Hedges Chicago James Shuman Elizabeth Gatchell Mifflin Township Jacob Bartholomew Mor. Wagner C. F. Betz Jcphnn Ho Swarta William Hehrang Wo Will Marseilles Jackson Little Tsalochtee Hardin County Benjamin C. Ensminger Wyandot County Commission

Hartle joint county ditch topic to Hancock County meeting

Hancock county commissioners and Deputy Surveyor E H Hoffman met in Findlay on Hartle ditch matters. Court actions included a guilty plea by Jesse Grubb and a suspended sentence. Other notes warn motorists about 1420 license tags and report bids on Findlay Carey road resurfacing rejected by Leo Herrick.

Ers E. H. Hoffman Hancock County Findlay Hartle Joint Marshall W. W. Sheldigger Bucyrus Jesse ‘Grubb Close Reformatory

Findlay Chamber Banquet Welcomes Lucius Wilson Speaker

Secretary A. D. Stevenson attended the Findlay Chamber of Commerce annual banquet at the Elk's Club. Lucius Wilson of New York City, president of the American City Bureau and father of the chamber of commerce idea, spoke to 192 attendees.

A. D. Stevenson Chamber of Commerce of Findlay Elk’s Club Lucius Wilson New York City American City Bureau Chamber of Commerce Idea

Hospital News From Mercy Hospital Columbus

Mrs. H. L. Pahl reports her father Joseph Weldon remains hospitalized at Mercy Hospital in Columbus after ten weeks. He faced pneumonia threats last week but is now recovering from a fractured hip and can walk on crutches despite the cold.

H. L. Pahl Joseph Weldon Mercy Hospital Columbus

Perkins ventures into builders supplies business with lumber stock

WILD DEAL IV BUILDERS SUPPLIES AND Perkins expanded into the builders supply trade. He was in the south last week and purchased several carloads of lumber for early shipment. He will operate from the old Perkins factory on Nyeti Patterson street carrying cement plaster and related materials.

Perkins South Witle Nyeti Patterson Street

Domestic Cat’s Poultry Plague Strikes Household

Sheldon Kloopfer’s Scotch collie and the entire family fell ill with chicken pox. The dog recovered after ten days amid widespread malaise and loss of interest in life among them.

Sheldon Kloopfer

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