Death of Mrs Winford Ogg at 189 West Brown
Mrs. Winford Ogg died Sunday evening at 7 45 in her home 189 W Brown Ave after four months with tuberculosis. Funeral held 2 PM Wednesday at Christ Lutheran Carey with Rev Paul R Clouser. burial in Spring Grove cemetery. Survived by husband Winford Ogg parents Grover C and Leta Wagner, many Wagner siblings. burial pallbearers listed. several relatives attended from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winford Ogg
Brown Avenue
Christ Lutheran Church
Paul R. Clouser
Ross Johnson
Clayton Shuman
M. D. Shafer
Spring Grove
Free Scourse
Paul Bland
Maurice Steinmetz
Chester Vogel
Nial Walter
Wallace Beebe
Bristoll Funeral Home
Nora Lee Wagner
John Patrick Wagner
Lora Annett Wagner
Ogg
Laura Warfel
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Cora Doty
Margaret Bousher
Max McKinnon
Nell Moffet
Grace McKinnon
Hazel Wooddell
Lima
Cyrus Wagner
Bucyrus
Donald Carter
Waynesfield
R. E Hurdman
Sons
Findlay
Elsie Ware
Vernon S. Warfel
Catherine Warner
Kyle Colwell
Henry Ruggles
H. H. Wagner
Floyd Bloom
Fostoria
Robart Houk
Tiffin
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Offerings
We thank friends, relatives and neighbors for sympathy and flowers after the death of our wife and daughter WDislo Ogg. Special thanks to Rev. Clouser for consoling words and Undertaker Bristoll for services. W. J. Ogg and families express gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdislo Ogg
Clouser
Bristoll
Rollin M Balsley, Leland Times Publisher, Dies at 64
Rollin M Balsley publisher of the Leland Times and La Salle county’s leading newspaperman died March 9 after a week with pneumonia. Born in 1874 in Fremont Ohio he began in journalism with his father and bought the Leland Times in 1912 editing it until his death. He married Edith Guy in 1920 and is survived by his widow two sons Richard and Robert three brothers twin Rollo I, Dr Alfred and Leo and a sister Nellie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin M Balsley
Leland
Il!) Times
la Salle County
Fremont
Ohio
Balsley
Jeffersonian
Findlay
Marion
Nellie Balsley
Publiisher’s Auxiliary
Mrs Jane Warnement Dies At 86 In Toledo Home
Mrs Jane Warnement 86 former Big Springs township resident died Sunday morning at her daughter Mrs J B Gaither 956 Islington Toledo She had lived in Toledo nearly 40 years Born near Adrian in August 1842 to Francis and Catherine Calmes She married Jacob Warnement who died 46 years ago Survivors include two daughters Mrs J B Galther and Mrs Gertrude LaVoy two sons Frank and August Warnement a stepdaughter Mrs Nicholas Grine a sister Mrs Joseph Werling two brothers John B Calmes and Nicholas Calmes Four children are deceased She was a member of Holy Rosary Cathedral Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Warnement
Big Springs Township
J BR Gaither
Islington
Toledo
Warnement
Adrian
Francis
Catherine Calmes
Jacob Warnement
J B
Dorothy) Galther
Gertrude LaVoy
Frank
August Warnement
Nicholas Grine
Sherwood
Joseph Werling
Tiffin
John B Calmes
Nicholas Calmes
Goldfish
Cole
Holy Rosary Cathedral
Typewriter Ribbons Sold At The Carey Times
The Carey Times advertises adding machine and typewriter ribbons for sale. Available in various makes and sizes. Contact local shop for pricing and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Stork News Reported and Local News Highlights
News items from 1893 and 1914 include a birth in the Beck family, a prize selling offer for a Reo Fifth roadster, a property sale at the Simonis block for 6500, and local improvements such as paving E Main street. The community notes also mention cemetery and park updates, theater lineups, and national affairs like Irish Home Rule and the Torreon battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhart’s
Stork
E. M. Beck
Reo
F. O. B. Lansing
Mich. Baughman & Stevens
Hattie Bechtel Griffin
Carey
Tiffin
Methodist Church
Bockwalter
Samuel McBeth
Cleveland
H A. Newcomer
Cardington
Rose Simonis
Simonis
South
Vance _ streets
the Royal
Edison
Moving Picture
Flynn
England
Torreon
Mexico
Congress
Panama
E. Main Street
Dayton
Frost Delays Plowing North Street Section
Frost holds in the southern half of High and North streets delaying work. Only the northern half is being plowed due to the cold.
Carey Time Zone Proclamation and Local Market Notes
One hundred eight parents in Carey public schools voted in favor of changing to Eastern time while 94 voted against. Joe Renshhler moved from Carey to Vanlue. Carey Markets report Wheat 99c corn 100 lbs oats 420 eggs 16c butter fat 45c. Ralph Lanker of 183 Brown avenue enlisted in the US Navy engineer branch. A heavy snow fell last Thursday night and Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Renshhler
Carey
Vanlue
Ralph Lanker
Brown Avenue
United States Navy
Almon Blue
Civil War Veteran Dies After Long Illness At 82
Thomas H. Smith aged 82 dies Wednesday at his daughter's home Mrs D J Humbert after a protracted heart illness. He served in the cavalry in the Civil War. Salem high school opens first graduation protest with seniors Ber niece E Hunter Norma H Gottfried Hazel E Hoerr Karl H Schoenberger Henry F Davidson in the class. At the Strand Tom Moore stars in Mr Barnes of New York while Mary Miles Minter in The Trail of the Lone Pine with Antonio Moreno. Pioneer Trails shows wagons and Johnnie Walker in Captain Fly By Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Smith
D. J. Humbert
Cavalry
Salem High School
Itg
Berniece E. Hunter
Norma H. Gottfried
Hazel E. Hoerr
Karl H. Schoenberger
Henry F. Davidson
Tom Moore
Mr. Barnes
New York
Mary Miles Munter
Paramount
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Antonio Moreno
Ernest Torrence
Johnnie Walker
Captain Fly
Priest Kruszka Dies at 50 in Bronson Michigan
Rev. Peter Kruszka pastor of Mt. Carmel church Wyandotte for 18 years died at his mother's home in Bronson. Born in Toledo in 189— entered priesthood in 1915. Funeral set for Thursday at 9 a.m. in St. Mary's church. He was cousin of Mrs Ed M Brown of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson, Mich
Peter Kruszka
Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
Wyandotte
Rose Kruszka
Toledo
St. Mary’s Church
Kruszka
Ed M. Brown
Carey
Brown
Bronson
Farm Bureau Council Groups Hold Meetings
Advisory council No 2 of Wyandot County Farm Bureau met at the Allan Baker home near Carey with guests including Tho burn Baker Dorcas Wallace Baker and Edwin Gottfried. Rev Marion E Tinsier led the discussion followed by social hour activities and refreshments. Advisory council group 6 of section 3 met at the Harvey Hetzel home east of Crawford with president George Savidge presiding. Roll call asked members which chicken breed is best for the average farm prompting a poultry foreword.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advisory Council No. 2
Wyandot County Farm Bureau
Allan Baker
Carey
Thoburn Baker
Dorcas
Wallace Baker
Edwin Gottfried
Marion E. Tinsier
Harvey Hetzel
Crawford
George Savidge
Poultry
Congress to be held in Cleveland this summer
L. A. Johnson presided as discussion leader at the Carey high school event in which all attendees joined in discussing the evening topics. Earl Hetzel and Mrs Harold Riis won during the social hour and refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter-in-law Mrs Carl Hetzel. Next meeting set with Mr and Mrs Wayne Ulrich on Thursday evening April 27. Read the Want Ads. It pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
L. A. Johnson
Carey High School
Earl Hetzel
Harold Riis
Wayne Ulrich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Winford Ogg
W. J Ogg
C. Wagner
James Ogg
Rollin M. Balsley
Jane Warnemont
Nat Hickey
New York Celtics
Hickey
Farm Bureau Council
Carl Hetzel
Russell Kear
Wetel
Pontiac
General Motors
Selow
Rica
Duco
Upper
Sandusky
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!