Carey Local News Highlights From May 3 1923
Walter D. Kenney of Toledo now leads Puritan Sales Co. as president and general manager after incorporation three months prior. Wittenberg College Glee Club delivered a standout Springfield concert in Carey. May Week cleanup urged residents with curbside trash collection. Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra attracted a full high school audience raising 135 in ticket receipts. Western Union opened in Carey with Ollie Neu as manager. Carey Mill & Elevator announced first message over new wires. Local families shared motor trips, births, and social gatherings including a notable Hattie Vaughn party. Rev. Harold Wonder returns from seminary and plans ministry duties. Edward Riester plans to move a residence on Findlay Street. The issue notes several births, a turkey egg oddity, and multiple social visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Kenney
Toledo
Carey
Puritan Sales Co
Henore Sales
Puritan
Ohio
Michigan
Wittenberg College Glee Club
Springfield
Western Union
Ollie Neu
Carey Mill & Elevator
I. N. Zeis
Russell Zeis
Margaret Ellen
Carl Mitchell
Marion
Dr. Zeis
Stork
Ervin Wonder
Alice Marie
Herschel Moffett
Otto Marschka
Ivan Green
M. Moes
Joseph Vaughn
Naomi Hunter
R. McDowell
Ted Vaughn
Salem News
Earl Hunter
Berniece
Carl
Bruce
Margaret
Claude Bushong
Anna Margaret
Madalene Pipes
State Road
Crawford
Berry News
William Mullholand
Earl Yaichner
Della Detmer
Napoleon
Walter Mullholand
Fiend
West Independence
Charles Yaichner
Genevieve Clouse
Adrian
George Mullholand
Austin Knowlton
McCutchenville News
Raymond
Clyde Ekleberry
Nellie Gilliland
Rachel Lambert
Jay Parker
F. C. Beebe
Rebecca Gledhill
Cleo
Mattie Myers
Cleo Sawyer
Sue
Della Gilliland
Wharton
B. A. Mench
Harold Wonder
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Leroy Wonder
Edward Riester
C. A. Carpenter
East Findlay
N. Patterson Streets
Carey Social Notes Reflect War Time Moves and Local Births
A May 6 1943 column from Carey recalls Mrs. Robert Cassidy and her twins visiting from San Diego and meeting J Forrest Baker family, with Army inductees Schreiner and Jacob passing through on a New York Central train. It notes eighth grade test results, births in Bucyrus and Carey area, a high school play upcoming, Navy arrivals in Norfolk, a wedding shower, local visits, and a 2000 barrel oil strike in Biglick township amid wartime activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cassidy
Jane
Joan
Columbus
Carey
San Diego
Calif
Charles Welly
Farm Bureau
Joyce Snyder
Stanley van Buren
Max Hutchinson
Cicely Claude
Shirley Snobarger
Donald Wedge
Leonard Lasley
Gertrude Robinson
Ann Schira
Bobby Donelson
Calvin Thome
Arlene Longanecker
Nancy Montague
Jo- Anne Frazier
David Lee
Stork
Bucyrus Hospital
Wellington J. Baker
Bucyrus
James Allan
Wendell Wentling
Melva Jane
The
Carey High School
Judson Frederick
Carl Turnbell
Martha Gottfried
Donald Long
Martia Snyder
Franklin
M. Paul Paetznick
U.S.N.R
Christ Lutheran Church
Navy
Kenneth Myers
Elizabeth Iden
E. South Street
Lucile Montague
Iden
Margaret Martin
Kenneth Kitzler
Jack French
Linus Myers
Harry Iden
Carol Shearer
P. A .Hendricks
Betty Bowman
Mauvelyn Hendricks
Evelyn Kramer
Gladys Wickham
Ruth Emerine
Dortha Mitchell
David Orians
Tiffin
Betty Montague
Forest Smith
Paul Powell
Ardella Coppler
Toledo
Marjorie Wickiser
A. E. Coppler
Donald
Ardella
Cecil Coppler
Richard Lee
Osborn
Gerald Coppler
Brandt
Melford Coppler
Pvt
Raymond Bakies
Ft. Leonard Wood
Grover Bakies
West Street
J. W. Wisner
Robert
Shirley
Dale Rickle
Vanlue
Rickle
Frederick Sopher
Harvey John
Biglick Township
Rex Huston
W. H. Huston
Boy Scouts Plan 1964 Jam boree at Valley Forge
The Boy Scouts of America announce the sixth national Jamboree to be held July 17 23 1964 at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. Harding Area Council will send one troop of 37 boys and three leaders with a $25 reservation fee and a payment schedule available at the Marion council office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Scouts of America
Valley Forge
Harding Area Council
Max Smith
Mt. Gilead
W. Church Street
Marion
Rhodes sets code for Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Governor Rhodes issues guiding principles to the new three member Ohio Liquor Control Commission. He urges fair enforcement, elimination of scandal, strict rules against minor access, and keeping state liquor strictly legitimate while protecting public interest. Appointees include Kenneth E. Thomas, Bernard T. Chupka, and J. Maynard Dickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Northwestern Ohio Firemen Pre Convention Meet
The Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen’s Association holds its annual pre-convention meet on Sunday May 5 at Oregon Station No 1 at the corner of Seeman and Wynn Roads. Oregon firemen serve a toast beef dinner from 11 30 a m to 12 30 p m at 175 per plate. Directions from the Expressway Route 2 east past St Charles Hospital 3 miles to Wynn Road turn left and go 1 mile to Seaman Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NWOV
Northwestern
Ohio Volunteer Firemen’s ‘Association
Oregon
Seeman
Wynn Roads
Oregon Firemen
St. Charles Hospital
Wynn Road
Seaman Road
Ohio Industrial Commission Appoints New Officers
Thomas named chair of the Ohio Industrial Commission for a term from April 19, 1983 to February 10, 1969 with a $15,000 annual salary. Chupka named vice chair for a term to February 13, 1967 and Dickerson as member to February 8, 1968, each at $14,000 yearly. Dickerson is noted as the first Black person to serve on the liquor department’s quasi judicial court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Industrial Commission
Thomas
Chupka
Dickerson
Liquor Department
Area Realty Transfers and Property Condensed Listings
A batch of real estate transfers and filings across Crawford and Richland townships. Transactions include D D Hosterman to Robert D Hosterman for part two lots. Thomas J Robison deceased to Russell R Robison for 90 acres. Dorothea McChesney to Mignon M Bischoff for one lot. Wesley Quail to Chiua M Quail for eighty acres. Robert H Kelly to Daniel T Patchett for three acres. Ohio Dept of Natural Resources to State of Ohio for 41.86 acres. Earl Buckingham to Max Allen Frye for one lot. Floyd W Sherman to Carey G Sherman for part one lot. Saloma P Bell to Eugene H Lonsway for 68 acres. Prices listed as $1 for most transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Hosterman
Exi
Robert D. Hosterman
Sycamore
Thomas J. Robison
Russell R. Robison
Richland Township
Dorothea McChesney
Mignon M. Bischoff
Crawford Township
Wesley
Quail
Chioa-M. Quail
Robert H. Kelly
Daniel T. Patchett
Tymochtee Township
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Division of Wildlife
State of Ohio
Earl Buckingham
Max Allen Frye
Floyd W. Sherman
Carey G. Sherman
Carey
Saloma P. Bell
Eugéne H Lonsway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carey Times
Arnelva Haritey
Ed ‘Rothgeb
BOY Scouts
Kenneth E. Thomas
Grove City
Bernard T. Chupka
J. Maynard Dickerson
Youngstown
Pauline
Syed
Pauline Wickiser
Carey, Ohio
Menor Ae
Ini
Columbus, Ohio
Waaay
Mennel Milling CO
Fostoria, Ohio
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