Ex Mayor Van Heyde Dehad After Illness
Albert Van Heyde died at his North Street home after a brief illness from arsenic poisoning. Born May 8 1849 in Circleville Ohio he would have been 69. He lived in Carey where he served as mayor for three terms and was active in politics. Funeral services will be at 2:00 pm today with Rev James W Gibson of the M E church officiating. burial in Sorting Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Heyde Dehad
Albert van Heyde
North Street
James Albert van Heyde
Circleville
Ohio
Frederick William Alpert van Heyde
Piermont
Prussia
Chicago
O. A. Bloomhuff
Battle Creek
Mich
William van Heyde
Tiffin
B. F. Benton
A. J. Caswell
Weasley van Heyde
Toledo
Thomas Rittenhouse
Cleveland
Bertha
May
Caroline Dolan
Lancaster
C. W. McClintock
Sparks
Nevada
Charles Sisson
Nelsonville
Moritz
William Henry
Meinhardt
van Heyde
Straitsville
Germany
Morgan
Wellsboro
Ind
Carey
James W Gibson
Sorting Grove Cemetery
Real Estate Transfers in Carey and Surrounding Townships
Wesley Patterson Jr transfers to The Standard Oil Co lots 36 through 41 in Edwin Brown's addition to Carey for 1250 dollars. Osborn C Harris and wife sell part of lot 128 in Carey to Orville C Bowlby for 600 dollars. Belle Travis Hunter and husband sell part of lot 92 in Carey to Amos and Angeline Nye for 1 dollar. George F Bribl and wife sell part of lots 52 and 53 in George A Klairh's addition to Sycamore to Clarence W Gaver for 1250 dollars. H L Tracey sells lot 78 in Carey to W E Bates for 900 dollars. John Gottfried guardian sells 17 acres in Ridge township to Katie Pratt for 2050 dollars. David S Kurtz et al sell part of Jet 70 in D Straw's addition to Carey to Emma A Wonder for 1 dollar. Josephine Murray sells 60 acres in Richland township to Zelotes G and Roscoe M Murray for 1 dollar.
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Wesley Patterson, Jr
Standard Oil Co
Edwin Brown
Carey
Osborn C. Harris
Orville C. Bowlby
Belle Travis Hunter
Amos and
Angeline Nye
George F Bribl
Clarence W. Gaver
George A
School Pupils Stage Successful Upper Sandusky Musical
Mr and Mrs H Kemerely and family along with Mrs I L Culler and son and Mrs Peter Galbroner attended a musical at Upper Sandusky Friday night. The show by public school pupils, directed by Miss Gladys Kennerley, drew a large crowd and was considered very successful.
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Upper Sandusky
H. Kemerely
Dorcas
Lawrence Kemerley
Miriam
I L Culler
Melford
Peter Galbroner
Gladys Kennerley
G A R Memorial Service Planned at United Evangelical
The G A R memorial services will be held at the United Evangelical church on Sunday May 27 at the usual forenoon worship hour. Rev H D Shultz will preach and the church choir will provide music. The public is invited to attend.
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United Evangelical Church
H D. Shultz
Teen Age Girls Meeting in Cargy and Crawford Township
The Methodist Episcopal church hosts a Sunday afternoon gathering of teen age girls on May 20 at 2 o clock to organize the township for county congress works. An interesting program is planned and attendance is requested.
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Cargy
Crawford Township
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congress
Gears of Columbus to face Upper Sandusky Reds in opener
The C A F Gears of Columbus travel to Upper Sandusky to play the Reds Sunday afternoon. Hall of Toledo, formerly with the Michigan league, will pitch for Upper Sandusky. This game marks Upper Sandusky's season opener.
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C. A. F. Gears of
Columbus
Upper Sandusky
Carey High Alumni Meet For Library Banquet Plans
A meeting of Carey High School Alumni is set for Friday night at 7 00 oclock in the library to arrange details for the upcoming banquet. Members are urged to attend.
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Carey High School
Junk business buyout prompts move to Carey
Joe Selverstein and Ben Yapolski of Bucyrus have bought the local junk business and plan to move to Carey. Selverstein has rented the McGuire house two doors east of the library.
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Jjoe Selverstein
Ben Yapolski
Bucyrus
Carey
Mr. Selverstein
McGuire House
County Doings and Court News From Wyandot County
Local notes report L C Kinley planting 150 trees at the county fairgrounds and a 26 pupil teachers exam last Saturday with next on the last Friday in June. Auditor Marguerat cites a 34 percent tax assessment gain in Sycamore township and warns boards to curb spending to lower future rates. Multiple court actions include Judge Close in Jefferson and a divorce case in Upper Sandusky. thefts and a farm sale at Jackson township are noted alongside a reformatory sentence and a new war bonds purchase by Citizens Saving Bank.
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L. C. Kinley
Sycamore Township
Marguerat
Eden Road
Crane Township
Tymochtee Road
W. S. Spencer
Sycamore
Bucyrus
Benton
Lemert
Osceola
Judge Close
Gladys McLaurine
Lawrence McLaurine
Felix E. Courtade
Marion
Robert’ G Hetzel
Crawford
Upper Sandusky
Edelstein & Hetzel
Clifford Mathena
Lucas County
Carey
Co J Orwig
Toledo
Ficher
Nettie Rickenbach
Harry Laubis
C. J. Orwig
Court House
Jackson Township
Close
Lester Walter
Mansfield Reformatory
Lawrence Fox
Laura Stevens
Grant Karr
H E Wonder
R C van Buren
Samuel Kennersey
RK WP Ward
Alvin D. Lenner
M A Washburn
Teave
Eard Berne
Stutzman
Lawrence Young
David Young
West of Harpster
Harpster
J. C. Bowman
Jonas J. Hulse
Commercial National Bank
War Department
Officers Reserve Corps
Reserve Corps
Wyandot County
Budget Commission
Henry W. Peters
Peters
Pickaway County
Co. C
155Th Ohio
Methodist Church
Arpole Lodge of Masons
Death of James H. Carothers at Dow Street Home
James H. Carothers died Thursday night at his Dow Street home after a brief grip illness. Funeral services were held Monday at the Lutheran church with Rev. E Luther Spaid officiating and Masons conducting the service. Interment was at Bigelow Cemetery. survivors include his widow Catherine E Horner Carothers two children Hazel and Glenn and three sons Willis Nelson and Lawrence T Carothers. He was born March 6 1839 in Pennsylvania and lived much of his life in Wyandot and Carey Ohio areas where he engaged in farming and business ventures.
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James Henry Carothers
Dow Street
Lutheran Church
E. Luther Spaid
Masons
W J. Newhard
M. A Washburn
T Mdg Johnston
Carl Mitchell
I L. Culler
J D. Ewing
G. V Sutphen
Byron Ogg
Elmer Wonder
W. B. Hoff
Russel Gottfried
C. M Kear
Ralph Gilliland
Harry Turnbell
Bigelow
Bigelow Cemtery
Lawrence T. Carothers
Hot Springs
Ark
Wilson Carothers
Jean Carothers
Roy Carothers
Sidney
Harry Hornberger
Ben Vollmer
Lansing, Mich
M. Loy
David Moll
A.,feastermaker
Jay Long
Moffit
J. Wier
L. Nye
Della Dickey
Nora Esterly
Dora Nye
Robert Coldren
Findlay
Mr. Carothers
William Carothers
Pennsylvania
Jeromeville
Ashland County
Ohio
Ridge Township
Wyandot County
Sarepta Sargent
Willis
Nelson
Lawrence T Carothers
Arkansas
Catherine E. Horner
Hazel C
Old Home Place
Carey
D H Wonder
Wonder
Carothers
Nfe
Pioneer Picnic Committees Named For June 7 Event
Committees appointed to run the Pioneer Picnic on Thursday June 7 include decorations chaired by Mrs Glen Snyder with members Jennie McElhinney William Proctor J H Smalley R Smith T Laws and others. Luncheon committee led by Miss Blanche Stoll with Mrs Nachbar Edith Karr and others. Reception music parking transportation and transportation groups listed with chairmen W Stoll W Baker Laws and W Proctor plus members Harvey Hetzel Chas Karr Florent Day and additional volunteers.
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Glen Snyder
Jennie McElhinney
William Proctor
J H Smalley
R Smith
T Laws
Marie Deitelbach
Lucille Karr
Bertha Tragey
Mary Sammet
Cletis Lowery
Cecil Beebe
Hazel Wright
Blanche Stoll
Card of Thanks for Garothers Family
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy, assistance at the death of husband and father. Thanks for flowers from Carey Lodge No 420 IF and A M MRS JAMES H GAROTHERS AND FAMILY.
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Carey Lodge
James H. Garothers
Village Council Minutes Opened At Regular Session
The village council met Monday with all members and Mayor Chambers. Accounts were approved and salaries listed, including April payments to Reynolds Coasgray and others. Water, gas, and library expenses were approved. several projects discussed such as library flooring and firemen room. The council scheduled future meetings and adjourned after routine business.
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Board of Public Affairs
M. C. Reynolds
C. N Coasgray
Carey
Electric Telephone Company
C. C. Carr
Ed Combs
G. B. Buckland
Express
Logan Natural Gas & Fuel Co
Library
Tilden Greek
Town Hall
Carey Electric Telephone Co
Chesebrough
Farmer’s Telephone Co
J. W. Weaks
Caleb Deitelbach
National Lime & Stone Co
Williams & Blue
W. H. Snyder
Spring Grove Cemetry Co
Edwin Brown
Ilo Wonder
Galt House
Johnson & Miller's
Jos. F. Wonder
Hood
Dunlap
Parochial School Progress Report for Seventh and Eighth Grades
A final report lists top students by credits in the Parochial School. Eighth Grade leaders include Marguerite Cerr and Emma Weaver, with 181 and 168 credits respectively, followed by Clara Weaver and Jeanette Weaver. Seventh Grade leaders include Joan Greer and Ira Evans, with 156 and 148 credits respectively.
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Marguerite Cerr
Emma Weaver
Clara Weaver
Jeanette Weaver
Edith Carr
Pauline Pahl
Palladius Collet
Zella Bakies
Harry Myers
Helen Petrie
Lawrence Pahl
Joan Greer
Ira Evans
Orville Simonis
Joseph Jenot
Vincent Mangett
Irene Pahl
Irene Bees
Henry O'Flaherty
Joseph Fox
Ida Myers
Francis McLaughlin
Brother attends funeral of half brother in Springfield
George Croker traveled to Springfield last week to attend the funeral of his half brother William Croker who had resided at the Odd Fellows Home for years. The deceased was 68 years and 10 months old and had suffered rheumatism for more than four decades.
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George Croker
Springfield
Wm Croker
Odd Fellows Home
Carey Junk Co Buys US Iron and Metal Co in Snyder
The Carey Junk Co has bought out the US Iron and Metal Co and will operate in Snyder's former cement house on North Street. Best prices offered for rags rubbers iron metal paper magazines old machinery. Call Homo phone R-146.
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Carey Junk Co
US Iron and Metal Co
Snyder
North Street
Painful Hand Suffering Over Felon Case
Mrs Joseph Weldon endures a very painful right hand due to a felon. Advert shows cheaper mattresses than Sears Roebuck Co. Diller.
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Joseph Weldon
Sears, Roebuck & Co. Diller
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Reo
W. H. Phelps Garage Company
W. .H. Snyder
Sandusky
J. H. Carothers
Parochial School Notes
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