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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
5
Local shoppers heard about new shoe styles as P E Diller left for Columbus and many area residents were seen in Carey, Columbus, and Toledo. Community updates note visits, illnesses, farm changes, and a busy schedule around Crawford Ridge, Upper Sandusky, and nearby towns.
Eye trouble and visits mark the Carey column with names like Kurtz, Winans, Phelps of Fostoria and Mrs George Powers. Quarantine listed on Wisebaker home as Elizabeth 1 year old ill. The Kear family of Ada to celebrate golden anniversary March 23. Carlyle Simonis ill with scarlet fever along with siblings Malcolm Geraldine and Ronald improving.
Fred Schlachter, lifelong Seneca county resident, died Friday at 8 00 pm at his home near Frenchtown after an 18 month illness due to paralysis. He was 72, blind five years, survived by wife Mary Goshe, eight children, four grandchildren, two brothers, and three sisters. Funeral at St Nicholas Church Frenchtown Tuesday 9 30 am, burial in parish cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
La Von Stombaugh Sutton of East Findlay street died at 9 30 p m March 11 at her Shadyside home due to pleuro pneumonia after giving birth to a daughter. Born September 27 1401 in Gibsonburg she was 17 when she graduated Shadyside high school and later studied at Ohio University Athens. Funeral Saturday at 2 00 pm with burial at Powhattan. survived by husband two daughters father step-mother one brother Charles a sister Mrs Larl Heath two half-sisters and three half-brothers.
Robert Ruehle infant son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ruehle of Adrian died Sunday evening from bronchitis.
Ohio State University crop specialists warn farmers to discard all moldy seed ears as mold can spread unseen. They advise culling seed before germination tests and rejecting ears with wetness, tanning, or shriveling and any cracked kernels likely lifeless. A sharp knife check reveals a dark yellow or brown germ if destroyed. The report also notes Wyandot county's twelfth annual Young People's Conference at Carey Methodist Church on March 21 with about forty five schools sending four boys and four girls each, age 14 to 24, banquet at 6:30 and daylong sessions.
The American Bankers Association warns that forged signatures cause losses of 100 million dollars annually. They warn deposit slips are copied from discarded bank waste to craft fake checks. Be vigilant with your signature and protect documents.
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