Will of Jacob Persinger probate and executor named
The will of Jacob Persinger of Carey leaves his estate to his niece Della B Rish and five nephews and the Memorial United Evangelical church if the niece cannot be located her share goes to the four nephews and church. Remains directed to Arlington cemetery via the grand secretary of the Masons. Executor named L M Wonder of Carey. Drawn October 30 1916 witnessed by H G Chambers and H D Shultz. Will admitted to probate. applications for appointment of executor filed. bond set at 15000. letters testamentary issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Persinger
Carey
Della B Rish
Walter K. Carr
William C. Carr
Chares C. Carr
Memorial United Evangelical Church of Carey
Grand Secretary of the Masons
Washington, D. C
Arlington Cemetery
Virginia
Columbus clergyman to speak at Carey quarterly conference
Dr. CG M Van Pelt district superintendent of the Findlay area will address the Carey Methodist Episcopal Church this evening at 7:00 to lead the quarterly conference and promote the centenary. His visit is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. M. van Pelt
Columbus
Findlay
Carey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Home on furlough for Fred Fox after hospital care
Fred Fox son of Mr and Mrs Charles Fox of north of town returns from Walter Reed Hospital Washington DC He had undergone ear operations and lost hearing after an ear drum burst He visited siblings in Binghamton and spent time at a French artillery camp with Earl Culp and Hobart Walters He also learned Earl Green of Carey listed as killed was not our Earl Green and Fred returned to Washington for further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fox
Charles Fox
North of Town
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D.C
Binghamton
N. Y
Merrihew
Helen
Martha
Fred
Coetquidon
France
Earl Culp
Hobart Walters
Earl Green
Walter Reed
Red Cross
James Green
Carey
Washington
Centenary Observance At Toledo Methodist Event
Members of the M. E. church attended a centenary event in Toledo on Thursday and Friday with Rev J M Shimer Mrs David Heck and other officers among attendees. Banquet for women at Lasalle Kochs and dinner at the YWCA for men completed the sessions. Two service flags displayed include 30000 blue stars and 1002 gold stars depicting service members and fallen heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Toledo
J. M. Shimer
David Heck
Ladies Aid
George Ash
J. W. Gibson
L. G. Ranger
S. A. Chesebrough
Lasalle & Koch's
Cincinnati
Purchases Farm Near New Riegel by Mr Borer
Miss Amanda Hoops spent Wednesday to Saturday at the Andy Borer home near New Riegel helping her sister prepare to move in late March or early April. Mr Borer bought Joe Wagner's forty acre farm adjoining their property for 4000 dollars, expanding his holdings to 200 acres for the coming summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Hoops
Andy Borer
New Riegel
Clarence Kupp Returns From Camp Sherman on Furlough
Private Clarence Kupp of the 166th Inn Ohio Rainbows is home on a 10 day furlough from Camp Sherman for medical care after being gassed and wounded in July. He and his mother Mrs. Phoebe Kupp plan to visit their brother Fred in Cincinnati this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kupp
Ohio Rainbows
Camp Sherman
Phoebe Kupp
Fred
Cincinnati
Real Estate Deal Near East Main and South Streets
E F Thome, who recently purchased the McGuire property on East Main and South streets, plans moving the old house from Main to South and building a new residence on Main. C G Spencer occupies the other Main street house. Four lots sold for 5090 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E F Thome
McGuire
Farm Bureau Meeting Set for March 24 at Moose Hall
A Farm Bureau meeting is scheduled for Monday evening March 24 at Moose Hall. Topics include Bureau Organization Horticulture Clovers and Boys and Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Moose Hall
Local Masons Plan Club Rooms Over Store
The Masonic group organizes a Masonic Club to promote sociability and plans to equip club rooms above the Orton and Thomas store under the caption See Neu and see better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton & Thomas
County Doings Spoils Mix of Divorces and Local News
County Doings reports May Childs seeking divorce from Lewis Childs citing cruelty and neglect. Also notes the Bon Ton restaurant opening, a stalled southbound train after supper, and Fire Marshal Kenne dy's warnings on burning waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Childs
Judge Close
Lewis Childs
Alspachs Attend Funeral of Earl De Vore in Findlay
Mr and Mrs Clem Alspach attended the funeral of Earl De Vore in Findlay on Monday. De Vore, a Toledo resident, was buried at the home of his sister in law Mrs Albert Brucklaucher in Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Alspach
Findlay
Earl de Vore
Mr. de Vore
Toledo
Albert Brucklaucher
New Tenant Houses Planned at Riter Property Corner
Gust Lortz and H L Tracy plan two new tenant houses on the rear of the Riter property at Main and Patterson. The houses will face the allotment street, continuing a period of local development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Lortz
H L Tracy
Riter
Main and
Patterson
Wtelot
Local builders advance home and farm improvements
Laird and Rothgeb completed a hog house for Harry Savidge on his farm south of town. W E Bates upgrades his North Steel home into a modern two story house with C A Williams as carpenter. Snyder's Vanlue plant builds a 40 by 60 foot barn for Edward Riester on the Reinhart farm. Chesebroughs install bath and other improvements on South Street with S A Chesebrough noting fifteen families seek rent. James Hood and James Ogg lead remodeling on East Main and North streets with new porches, stairs, and oak floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laird & Rothgeb
Harry Savidge
W. E. Bates
North Steel
C. A. Williams
Snyder
Vanlue
Edward Riester
Reinhart
W. S. Chesebrough
South St
A. J. King
S. A. Chesebrough
North St
Frank McGown
North Street
Mohn
Nelson Turnbell
Laurel Lanning
James Ogg
East Main Street
James Hood
J. P. Newhard
North Vance Street
A. M. Rothgeb
Revival Services At United Brethren Church Draw Crowds
The Revival at United Brethren Church led by Rev. J. C. Rinehart attracts large attendance. Mrs. F A Rinehart, in charge of singing, is ill but hoped to return soon. Mr and Mrs Charles Bell of Findlay missed last Sunday due to weather but plan to attend Sunday night. Services held daily at 2:00 PM and 7:15 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners-Elect
Farm Bureau
Frank Kuenzli
Crane Township
Prospect
Tillie Presnell
Wm. Faber
Fred Presnell
Fred
Kathleen
Malony
Augustus I Snyder
Upper Sandusky
Pennsylvania
United Bréthren Church
J. C. Rinehart
F. A. Rinehart
Charles Bell
Findlay
Discovery of Local Street Names Surfaces at Post Office
A post office reveal uncovers Columbus Avenue running along the Hocking Valley from I L Culler's home to Snyder's factory. Cleveland Avenue is an alley between T W McClure and Dr R C Van Buren homes. Taylor Street lies between Otto Gottfried and M C Thom's new purchase from Mrs H P Fetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Columbus Avenue
Cleveland Avenue
Taylor Street
Hocking Valley
I L. Culler
Snyder
T. W McClure
R.C van Buren
Otto Gottfried
M C Thom
H P Fetter
Shuman and Young Plan Moves Near Carey
L K Shuman will move from the L D Trubey farm northeast of Carey to Plymouth Michigan this summer with a possible farm move in the fall. Sam Young, formerly on the Mrs Gilliland farm east of town, will relocate to the Trubey farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K Shuman
Trubey
Carey
Plymouth
Mich
Extroit
Sam Young
Mrs Gilliland
New Man on the Job at Johnson & Miller’s Garage
Frank Warehime of Forest has accepted a position at Johnson & Miller's garage and plans to move his family there soon. He is an experienced auto mechanic who has just returned from six months overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Warehime
Forest
Johnson & Miller
Eastern Star Social After Degree Work Friday
The Eastern Star will hold a social Friday evening March 21 following the degree work. All members are urged to be present.
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Reos
W. H.phelps Garage Co.s and Accessories
Saltiones
Rere
THE
REO
Ars
Schiras Shoe
DR. van Pelt
Purcaased Farm
Farm Bureau Meeting
Masonic
Pedro Hasim
Sunga Perak
Carey High School
Catholic Hall
Tom Blake
Julian Benevente
Inventor Rolland Jacobs
Blake
Pirates
J. Winner Luce
Madeline Luce
Cortland van Prissy
Madeline
Mrs. Witherspoon
van Prissy
Jimmy Squabs
Luce’s Tool
Seraphine Squabs
Jimmy
Arafura
Detto
Hocus Pocus
Boombay
Oklaho
Daisy Boomday
Manuel Maudaley
Dozy
Belles
Donna Isabella
Donna Olivia
Donna Marguerita
Donna Felipa
Franklin Criger
Alfred Brown Cecil Laird Earl LeMott Earl Rothgeb
George Coastiou
Helen Griffith Cecil Rousch
Dorcas Kennerley
Dean Ashley
Margaret Myers
Golda Walters
Maurice Bradley
Gertrude Houk
Dewey Chesebrough
Mabel Wonder
Bertha Nye
Loretta Krupp
Margaret Griffith
Tulie Stahl Romaine Gunther
Donna Gregoria
Donna Floriana
Edith Carr
Marguerite Simonis
Hazel Hunter
Dorothy Fleck
Vivian Twining
Doris Noel
Irene Pahl
Opal Chesebrough
Browny
Cleara Hoy
Beatrice Myers
Florence Hunter
Marguerite Derr
Martha Stahl
Ruth Greer
Gladys Hunter
Mabel Bame
Helen Perkins
Jeanetta
Noel
Edward Gunther
John Newhard
Karl Fleck
Charles Humbert
Paul Heck
Paul Spaid
Ora Essex
George Gardner
Emory Diller
Gerald Beitler
Beverley Norton
U. S. Department
Capt. Downing
Corwin
Robert Dow Cecil Perkins
Bessie Sheridan Ramon Cram
Hocus Pocus Island
Philippine
W. P. Osborn
Bon Ton
R. W. Kennedy
Sycamore
Couny
Bertram S Mann
John Mann
Salem Township
Karl M. Johnson
McCutchenville
Sycamore High School
Norwalk
Akron
Jackson
T. A. Johnson
Sandusky
County Board of Education
Charles H. Lewis
John D. Curtis
Upper
Great Lakes
Ohio River
Sandusky River
Marion
Scioto
Times
Building News
Michigan
Eastern Star
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