Priests Attend Pilgrimage Across States
A long list of clergy attended a pilgrimage, led by Rev. Victor Waller of Hoboken and including Hilary Hemmer of Inlet New York, Adolph Bernholz of Douglas Wyoming, and many others from New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky, and Indiana. The roster names Frs F L Hultgen, William Killoran, Max Walz, Julius Heffner, and others with various towns such as Tiffin Upper Sandusky Marion and Adrian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Waller
Hoboken
N. J
Boniface Hennig
Camden
Hilary Hemmer
Inlet
N. Y
Adolph Bernholz
Douglas
Wyo
Giles’ Kaczimarek
Athol Springs
Bonaventure Zoller
Utica
Celestine Zeitler
Louisville
Francis Newton
Mathias Schnieders
Broken Bow
Neb
Raymond Werdge
Trenton
Phillip Friedmann
Chicago Heights
Ill
Cyril Orendac
Indianapolis
Ind
Theodore Kaczmarek
Detroit
Mich
Raphael
Huber
Northville
Aloys M. Fish
Ignatius Hanley
Thomas * Grassman
Carey
J. J. Bugster
Adrian
Ohio
Francis Senner
Sandusky
Brown-Vaughn Wedding At Our Lady Of Consolation
Norbert Joseph Brown and Hattie Ellen Vaughn united in marriage at Our Lady of Consolation church in a Nuptial High Mass conducted by Rev. Father Thomas Grassman. The couple, from South Patterson and Worrello street respectively, were attended by Emma Orians and Gilbert Brown. The bride wore navy with grey accessories and white rose bouquet. pink roses complemented Emma Orians. A family reception followed at the Vaughn home. Mr Brown works at the Carey Mill & Elevator. Mrs Brown previously worked at the Carey Garment Factory. They will reside with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Norbert Joseph Brown
Hattie Ellen Vaughn
Thomas Grassman
Mr. Brown
Charles Brown
South Patterson, Street
Joseph Vaugn
Worrello Street
Emma Orians
Gilbert Brown
Miss Orians
Vaughn
Brown
Carey Mill & Elevator
Two Newborns and a Son Reported by Local Families
A 9-lb. son was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown of North street. A 9-pound son named Robert Eugene arrived Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond St. Clair of Muncie street. A daughter named Joyce Nadine was born Wednesday, April 25, to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stone of Detroit. Mrs. Stone was formerly Miss Florence Lusk of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brown
North Street
Raymond St. Clair
Muncie Street
Robert Eugene
Milton Stone
Detroit
Joyce Nadine
Stone
Florence Lusk
Fire in Wood Shed at Lonsway Home
A fire broke out last Sunday evening in the wood shed at the Raymond Lonsway residence north of town. Sparks from the open fireplace ignited the floor but were spotted early and extinguished by the family. Some coal and wood were burned and the lawn mower handle scorched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lonsway
Town
Stillberger and Eschbach Tie Wedding in Wharton Home
William A. Stillberger and Muriel M. Eschbach of Richland Township wed Tuesday at 1 PM in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Barnes at his Wharton home. The bride’s mother Mrs. H. N. DeVene witnessed the service. The couple will reside west of Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stillberger
Muriel M. Eschbach
Richland Township
Rev. Barnes
Wharton
H. N. DeVene
Metropolitan Entertainers Matinee Tickets On Sale Soon
Tickets for a Carey area matinee performance by Metropolitan Entertainers go on sale at Ewing's Drug Store Monday May 14 at 9 00 AM. Reserved seats limited as school children are invited to see one of the greatest musical treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing’s Drug Store
Carey
Lodge visit by A. G. Stoltz at Carey lodge No 420
Bucyrus resident A. G. Stoltz will inspect Carey lodge No. 420 Free and Accepted Masons Friday night. A banquet will be served after the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Stoltz
Bucyrus
Carey Lodge No. 420
Homer Thrall Obituary Notice
Homer Thrall born October 27, 1832, died May 9, 1923. Faithful unto the end, he is remembered in this obituary notice.
Death of Homer Thrall longtime Carey Times editor
Homer Thrall died at his West Findlay street home on Wednesday afternoon at age 93. He edited the Carey Times for thirty years and continued work until a few weeks before his death. Funeral services will be Saturday at 9:00 a.m. from his residence with burial in Alexandria. He served in the Civil War and later led a varied career in law ministry and journalism, shaping the town’s early industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Findlay Street
Homer Thrall
Carey Times
Alexandria
Lewis P. Speaker
Lutheran Church
G. Thrall
Marysville
Felix Stern
Chicago
Randsons
Richard
Arthur F. Byers
Milton Trubey
Grand Army
The
Republic
American Legion
Heas
Linus Griswold
Ucy (Walcott
Granville
Kenyon Ollege
Gambier
Kenyon
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Kokosing
Sevral
Ottumwa
Iowa
Ohio
United States
New England
William Thratl
England
Co. B
17Th O. W. L
Camp Banton
Mohéy
13Th Missouri Infantry
22Nd
O. V
Homér Thralt
Herioit
Thrall
Congregational Church
Eatebgela
Wau Jaster
Arden City
Ances
Gotumbit
Ceredo
W. Va
Rufus M. Horn
Times
the Times
Reverend Thrall Remembered for Years of Service in Lutheran Sunday School
The article recalls Col. Thrall who, despite age related infirmities, taught a Lutheran Sunday school class in the city. He married Emma Boudinot on October 7, 1863 while on furlough from the South. Surviving are Litus Griswold Thrall of Marysville, Mrs. Felix Stern of Chicago, and Eloise Thrall, with two sons and a daughter who died in childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Litus Griswold Thrall
Marysville
Felix Stern
Chicago
Eloise
Missionary Tea For Woman's Home Missionary Society
Members of the Woman's Home Missionary society of the M E church held a tea after their meeting at Mrs. George Ash's home. Mrs. Ash presided. devotions were led by Mrs. O L Shumate. A quartet sang with piano accompaniment, a member read a paper on Can't Afford Mite Box, and a talk on The Mite Box followed. The group closed with more singing and a mite box reminder, led by Mrs. Harshberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
M. EB. Church
George Ash
S. R. Bame
Hary Heck
E. C. Harshberger
E. C. Walker
C. N. Cosgray
Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Industry Leaders
About 35 men attended last Monday's Kiwanis luncheon. Speaker Morrison Tiles, a Libbey Owens Glass Factory representative, discussed glass manufacture and industry processes. Visitors from out of town included E Fenehan J A McIntyre Vine Graw E D Wallace and W A Herndon. R I L Patterson won the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncheon
Morrison T Tiles
Libbey-Owens Glass Factory
Bois
E. Fenehan
Upper Sandys
J. A. McIntyre
Vine Ae Graw
E. D. Wallace
Thema
United States Rubber Company
W. A. Herndon
Toledo
R. I L. Patterson
Vital statistics listing multiple deaths and births
Vital statistics report lists deaths in April for Samuel Green Alexander Hoy Henry R Hart Ella Miller Alvin Youne Vincent Dean Krupp and Mrs Dallas Putnam. Births in April include John Kessler Dale England Lon Green Girard Rickle Vernet Ruffing Leo Seebon Willis Stahl Joe Billock Vincent Krupp Godfrey Crates Ervin Wonder Herschel Moffet with ages and family ties not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Green
Alexander Hoy
Henry R. Hart
Ella Miller
Alvin Youne
Vincent Dean Krupp
Mrs
Dallas Putnam
John Kessler
Dale England
Lon Green
Girard Rickle
Vernet Ruffing
Leo Seebon
Willis Stahl
Joe Billock
Vincent Krupp
Godfrey Crates
Ervin Wonder
Herschel Moffet
Legionnaires Ordered To Attend Homer Thrall Funeral
Earl Green Post members are ordered to report in uniform at 8 a.m. Saturday to furnish a military escort for the funeral of Col Homer Thrall of the GAR. R. C. Van Buren Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Green Post
American Legion
Homer Thrall
GAR
R. C
Monarch Ball Club reorganizes for coming season
The Monarch Ball Club invites all interested members to the library Friday evening May 11 at 7 30 for reorganizing and planning for the upcoming season led by manager Robert Exline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Ball Club
Robert Exline
Communion Service Date Change for CL of C¢ Members
Members of the CL of C¢ are asked to attend communion in a body on Sunday May 13 replacing May 20. Guests last Thursday included Mrs Max Stringfellow and Mr Harry Frost of Findlay and Mrs Frost's niece Eloise Collins of Toledowere hosted by Mrs Frank Stroup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL of
Max Stringfellow
Harry Frost
Findlay
Frost
Eloise Collins
Toledo
Frank Stroup
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phelps: Motor Co
Michelin
Westinghouse Batteries
Kuppenheimer
Burson & Kurtz —the House of Kuppenheimer
Good Clothes
Sycamore
Neu Optical & Jewelry Co
Neu’s’ Gift Shop
Stillberger
Eschbach
Samuel
Homer
Missionary Tea
Kiwanis
John Stoody
Legionaires
Minager
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