Will Go to France with 37th Division Pilgrimage
Mr and Mrs C Simonis plan a fall month in France and Belgium for the 37th Division dedication pilgrimage. Simonis passed the band exam and will play euphonium. They depart Montreal Sept 14 and return via New York Oct 20 visiting Antwerp Brussels Rheims Verdin Nancy Paris and Cherbourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simonis
Montreal
New’ York
Antwerp
Brussells
Rheils
Verdin
Nancy
Parié
Gherbourg
Sister of Mrs John Bowers Dies in Columbus Grove
Mrs Scott McKinnon returned from Columbus Grove after news of her sister Mrs John Bowers illness and death. Mrs Bowers died on April 22. Surviving are husband Howard one son Howard of Jackson Michigan one brother Howard Bennett of Columbus Grove and sister Mrs McKinnon Funeral services were held at the home and interment was in the Wruro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott McKinnon
Columbus Grove
John Bowers
Howard
Jackson, Mich
Howard Bennett
McKinnon
Arvilla
Wruro
Masonic Lodge Announces Master Mason Degree Work
Carey Lodge No. 420 F and A M will conduct Master Mason degree work Friday evening May 10. Members and interested brothers urged to attend and participate in the ceremony.
Noted Lecturer Leon Ray Livingston to Speak Here
Traveler and orator Leon Ray Livingston, known as the Wanderer, will address the Lutheran parish house on Wednesday May 15 at 8 p.m. His talk is titled Where Is Wander ing Bay Tonight. Livingston, who ran away from San Francisco at 11, has journeyed the globe for over 30 years without settling in one place. He claims to have traveled 520000 miles on seven dollars and sixty-one cents in economy travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Ray Livingston
Wandering Bay
Livingston
San Francisco
Erayer
Real Estate Changes Hands In Local Deals
The H. G. Feasel agency reports weekly transactions. John Greeno exchanged his Patterson street home for the C. M. Roller 42 acre farm north of Carey and moved in Tuesday. Mr. Boller bought 110 acres nearby and moved there. May or George Ash purchased property from Mrs. Charles Bowers on W North Street in Sunbury and plans remodeling the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Feasel Real Estate Agency
John Greeno
Patterson—street
C. M. Roller
Carey
Greeno
Mr. Boller
George Ash
Charles Bowers
Sunbury
W. North Street
Muncie
Carey Times Office Displays Name Cards
Printed or engraved name cards are shown at the Carey Times office, reflecting a formal display of staff and department identifiers. The sample cards indicate roles and personnel present in the newsroom setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Carey Times Office
Carey High School Plans Evening Commencement and May Events
The Carey High School announces final May activities for the class of 1929. Events include Junior-Senior banquet on May 4, Lutheran Baccalaureate service May 18, Commencement at the Methodist church May 23, and Alumni Banquet May 24. The class roster lists 23 graduates and the cast for Daddy Long Legs with stage roles, directors, and orchestra details. Frank B. Pearson of Columbus will deliver the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Tigh’ School
Suinday
Lutheran Church
The
Methodist Church
Myrtle Irene Crumrine
Oreva Elizabeth Deidrick
Vera Williams Hile
Dorotha Lucille Mitchell
Agnes E. Pahl
Ruth Mildred Romig
Goldie V. Rothgeb
Bernice Lorena Ruehle
Louise van Buren
Oleta Unola Wentling
Russell Eugene Blue
Karl H. Crimrine
Frank B. Pearson
Columbus
Aloys M. Fish
Kiwanis Quartet
W. S Huffman
BE. C Walker
Board of Education
Sudden death of J. J. Brandt shocks Clay Street
J. J. Brandt died of heart failure Tuesday morning at his Clay street home. Born February 2, 1872 in New Riegel, he was 56. He married Helen Dappler in 1896. no children, foster daughter Helen Elchert survives. Funeral Friday 9:30 at Our Lady of Consolation. burial at St. Mary’s Cemetery. Survived by siblings Anthony, Belle, Lena, and a sister. a brother George died last year. Known as a longtime local businessman active in several groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brandt
Clay Street
Anthony
Catherine (Lecht) Brandt
Helen Dappler
Brandt
Helen Elchert
Anthony Brandt
Frenchtown
Belle Clouse
Lena Clouse
New Dry Goods Store Opens in Carey Area
Harrison Stone of Carey and Ver non Dunn of Middletown rent Mrs. G W Bish’s former confectionery room and plan to open a dry goods store in about two weeks with Stone as manager They expect to carry a funeral line of dry goods Stone recently moved from Middletown and resides on Worrell Street McDowell’s property nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Stone
Carey
Vernon Dunn
Middletown
G.W. Bish
King Confectionery
Stone
McDowell's
May Pilgrimage Ends With Crowds At Shrine
A rainy May pilgrimage to Our Lady of Consolation drew more than a thousand visitors last Thursday. St Joseph’s school children from Tiffin sang at the shrine while eighth graders laid a crown of roses on the altar. Numerous priests from Tiffin and surrounding towns led Mass and sermons. Sunday’s events saw pilgrimages from Upper Sandusky Kirby Salem and Akron among others with Franciscans assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Haltgen
William Killoran
Joseph “Ankrott
Sir Joseph
James ,Higinbotham
William, Killoran
Joseph ‘Inkrott
Tiffin
John R. Forrer
Upper Sandusky
Karl A. Finsil
North Auburn
A. J
Bascoms
Kirby
Salem
Akron
Aloys M. Fish
John R., Keller
David
Carey
Thomas Aeschbach
Floyd Knobs
Ind
Vitus Schuette
New Riegel
Anthony Pax
Alvada
John R. Keller
Carl Brand
Port Clinton
John R.O Ferrer
Leonard Wren
Paschel Murray
Terre Haute
Lambert I Graf
Grand Rapids
Mich
Casimir Cverko
Indianapolis
Lucius Matt
Three Rivers
Anaclete Patterson
Lansing
Funeral services for Vinton Kentfield in Wyandot County
Vinton Kentfield 72 died after several days illness. Funeral set for Tuesday at Crawford Methodist Church Wyandot County east of Carey with Rev. D C Wiebert officiating. Burial Ritchey Cemetery near Carey. Surviving sisters reside in Pleasant township. one child died in infancy. He once served on the county board of education. He was a Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Kentfield
Grawford Methodist Episcopal Church
Wyandot County
Carey
D. C. Wiebert
Pandora
Ritchey Cemetery
Jones Mortuary
McComb
David
Rebecca Kentfield
Crawford Township
Hancock County
Laura Hanum
W. C. von Stein
Pleasant Township
Laura Kentfield
April 1929 Vital Statistics for Ridge Crawford Carey District
Registrar Daisy Moyer reports April 1929 births in District 1416 including Ridge Crawford and Carey. Notable entries: Nancy Dee Montague. Dean LeRoy Fout. Lincoln Tong. a Keller daughter. Nicholas Andrew Collet. Louise Salome Niederkhor. Jack Edward and Jene Henry Hewett. Donna Marilyn Dible. Donald Eugene Schmuck. No deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Moyer
Ridge and
Crawford Townships
Carey Corporation
Nancy Dee
William Montague
Dean LeRoy
Walter Fout
Lincoln Tong
Harry Keller
Nicholas Andrew
Andrew Collet
Louise Salome
William Niederkohr
Jack Edward
Jen
Crawford-Ridge Farm Bureau Meeting On May 15
Members are urged to attend a Wednesday night meeting with refreshments to be provided by a committee of Clyde Wenfling J T Myers L O Pratt and their spouses. Topics include Farm Bureau protective service Tax Equalization and a re apportionment referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford-Ridge Farm Bureau
Clyde Wenfling
J. T. Myers
L. O. Pratt
Farm Bureau Protective Service
Large Hen Egg Displayed by Local Plymouth Rock Hen
George Amerine near town shows a four ounce Plymouth Rock hen egg. It measures 34 inches around the long way and 6 1/2 inches the short way. The hen lays eggs of this size as a specialty, with a half dozen already this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Amerine
Memory and change in Carey tales through time
The piece reflects on past residents and teachers in Carey, recalling Prof. J. A. Pittsford and Rev. W. E. Bradley, and contrasts 1880s schooling with modern beauty norms. It notes local geography, a youth with a patched suit, and a street visit, hinting at a continued, evolving community memory.
Surprise attendance at KofP lodge leads to planned changes
The Knights of Pythias lodge notes surprising turnout at meetings and plans new arrangements to discuss at the next Tuesday gathering. The club room, equipment, music, and programs are praised, inviting more members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K of P
County health board fills seats in Upper Sandusky meeting
Supt W L Arnholt, George Newhard, James Green and Sherman Tong attended a county health board meeting in Upper Sandusky. Dr Montgomery of Sycamore and Pr S R Bame of Carey were elected to membership on the county board. Dr Montgomery succeeds himself and Dr Bame succeeds Jacob Stief of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Arnholt
George Newhard
James Green
Sherman Tong
County Health Board
Upper Sandusky
Montgomery
Sycamore
Pr. S. R. Bame
Carey
Dr. Montgomery
Bamé
Jacob Stief
Garey
Opening Cream Station In Akron At S Vance Street
The Sumner Cream Co of Akron plans to open a cream station in the room on S Vance street owned by Mrs Cramer, formerly occupied by Liam Long. Frank Der of Findlay will serve as their agent or supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Cream Co
Akron
Vance Street
Cramer
Decepiey
Liam Long
Frank der
Findlay
Harding District Newspaper Association Meets in Upper Sandusky
A Harding District Newspaper Association meeting held Saturday evening in Upper Sandusky featured a fine dinner by W. P. Osborn. Eloise Thrall of Carey Times presided with brief welcomes from Charles Read of Chief and L. M. Newcomer of Union. Participants and registrants from multiple Ohio papers discussed cooperation and subscription contests with Ohio Newspaper Association input. The group plans to hold the next meeting in Shelby on August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding District Newspaper ‘Association
Upper Sandusky
W. P. Osborn
Bon Ton
Eloise Thrall
The
Carey Times
Charles A. Read
L. M. Newcomer
Union
Upper’ Sand
Rowe
Columbus
Ohio Newspaper Association
Pee
George H. Speck
Speck
Leader
Pemberville
R. B. Jaquith
Ellen Marshall
K. B. Jaquith
Review
Forest and Standard
Dunkirk
J. B. Kleinfelter
Herald
New Washington
Delaware District Conference Here
About 35 Methodist ministers attended the Delaware district conference at the local church Tuesday evening and Wednesday. Rev. Edgar Blake of Indianapolis was the bishop in attendance. Rev. H. E. Armacost of Delaware district superintendent presided. Rev. Joseph B. Shellhaas the local pastor hosted the event. A banquet and program by Ohio Wesleyan University followed Tuesday. Dr. Edmund D. Soper, president of the University, spoke on Christian Education. A university quartet and soloists provided entertainment. Wednesday featured a breakfast, toasts by several ministers, devotionals by Rev. C. W. Sultzbach, and talks on science, religion, and the Ohio Wesleyan Campaign. The afternoon held rapid-fire reports and a World Service contest among visitors. Prof. T. Marsh spoke on the preacher as a public speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Edgar Blake
Indianapolis
H. E. Armacost
Joseph B. Sheilhaas
Ohio Wesleyan University
Edmund D. Soper
T. Marsh
Ohio Wesleyan
Eastern Star Notice for Crawford Chapter inspection
Crawford Chapter No 168 O E B S will be inspected Friday evening May 17 by Deputy Grand Master Juida Sheets of Shelby Visiting guests come from Tiffin Upper Sandusky McCutchenville and Mt Blanchard Initiatory work begins with a 6 o clock dinner at the Methodist church Ticket selling handled by Mrs J D Ewing Mrs W G Bradley Mrs H I Wonder Mrs Gary Moser and Mrs F L Moyer
Internes to Enter Mercy Hospital After Graduation
Dr. Harlow Kent Van Buren of Garey Ohio and Dr. James Louis Murphy Jr of McDonald Pennsylvania will be internes at Mercy Hospital after graduation from Eclectic Medical College Cincinnati late this month. Their training includes attending 9 obstetric cases witnessing 34 major operations administering 7 anesthetics and witnessing 6 autopsies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow Kent van Buren
Garey, O
James Louis Murphy, Jr
McDonald, Pa
Mercy Hospital
Eclectic Medical College
Cincinnati
Toledo Blade
Tongs Welcome 9% Pound Son to Bailey Family
Mr and Mrs Hosea Tong learn that their nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Robert Bailey of Manistee Michigan welcomed a nine pound baby boy on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosea Tong
Robert Bailey
Manistee
Mich
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Kurtz & Heck
Daddy Long-Legs
Judy Abbott
Goldie Rothgeb
Julia Pendleton
Ruth Romig
Sallie McBride
Howard Diller
Abner Parsons
Lynn McKee
Griggs
Dale Robison
Walters
Corwin Laird
Sadie Kate
Lucille Kurtz
Gladiola
Elizabeth Hart
Loretta
Lucille Montague
Freddie Perkins
James Fetters
Glen Hudson
Myrtle Crumline
Wayne S. Huffman
Miss Millicent Warren
Miss Warren
Paul R. Clouser
O. D. Myers
Joseph B. Shellhadas
W. S. Kentfield
Farm Bureau Meeting
J. A. Pittsford
Pittsford
Times E
W. E. Bradley
W. G. Bradley
Columbia City
Whitley County
Warsaw
Milady
Harding District Meeting
Eastern Star
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