Community notes from Florein Day area residents
Local families and relatives from Florein Day, Upper Sandusky, Tiffin, Carey, Marion and nearby towns gather for visits, dinners, and birthday events. Names include Eckert, Day, Myers, Hoepf, Bland, Gibson, Lutz, Phillips, Gaster, Dutcher, Beis, Bland, Hayman, and others with multiple weekend calls and occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Eckert
Florein
Clarence Haepf
Tifin
Lizzie’ Phillips
Donald Myers
Charles Bland
Upper Sandusky
Kenton
W. J. Fisher
Charles Hoept
Eulalia
Myrox Bland
Joseph Gibson
Richard
Plorgin
William Hucke
Billy Sf
Walter Phillips
Phillips
Dutcher
Ambrose Cunningham
Tiffin
David Gibson
E. J. Gibson
George Gilson
David—Gibson
BE. E. Gibson
Mattie
Grant
Our Lady of Consolation Shrine History in Carey
The Carey shrine's transfer of an image from Berwick to Carey on May 24 1875 marked the start of a pilgrimage site. Father Gloden gained approval from Bishop Gilmour and Pope Leo XIII in 1878, establishing a confraternity and indulgences. Carey parish grew under Rev Mizer from 1890, later joining the Friars Minor Conventual in 1912, with Pius X reaffirming indulgences in 1914.
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Sin
Mary
Grand Duchy of
Luxemburg
Jesus
Carey
St. Edward
Our Lady of Consolation
Berwick
Apd
Gloden
Gilmour
Cleveland
Holy See
Berwick and
M Arnolds
Co. O'Brien
John G Mizer
Father Mizer
Our Lady
Friars Minor Conventual
Pius X
Freight Wreck Near Lovell Blocks Two Tracks
An immense late night freight wreck on the C and O line near Lovell destroys 59 coal cars and twists 160-pound rails. Engine 136 led the northbound extra train of 109 cars with no injuries reported among crew or nearby residents. Wreck crews from Columbus, Toledo, Marion and others labored as detours redirected traffic for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Railroad
Lovell
Harpster
Columbus
Toledo
Erie
Marion
Carey
Printing shop advertises letter heads and envelopes
Alvin Kemmerly and his granddaughter Miss Florence Kemmerly visited the home of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Kemmerly on Wednesday afternoon, noting the Carey Times feature on commercial printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford
Alvin and
Franklin Clouse
Carey
J. W. Lutz
F. L. Bland
Dallas Charles of
Charles Bland
G. W. Beis
Luella Bland
Near Adrian
Ellen Dutcher
Attica
Walter Phillips
Chatfield
Della Shafer
Carey Times
Alvin Kemmerly
Florence Kemmerly
Clarence Kemmerly
Wreck Reels Freight Trains In Heavy Rail Collision
In a major wreck the southbound track suffered extensive damage with 100-pound rails and up to half a mile of new rail needed on each track. About 3,000 tons of goods were entangled in the wreckage. Huge wreckers lifted cars and pushed debris to the roadside ditches as officials worked to clear a path for one track. It could take a week or more to remove all debris and restore service. Portable communication gear aided chief officials on site.
Farming Insights and Practical Advice From Local Journal
The article shares farmer observations on diet planning and costs, with Sam recommending avoiding wasteful spending to prevent sickness. It notes methods to reduce farm surpluses, cautions about disease in tomato beds from weeds, and stresses weed eradication as safe practice. It cites Lawrence Pearsall Jacks on the value of honest work and reports Knox county farmers finishing a second year of farm accounting with higher labor income. It also mentions hatchery settings turning results in three weeks, but full profits require daily yearlong attention. Reunion cards printed by the Carey Times.
Ton Litter Club in Ohio Ends After Ninth Year
Last year Ohio hog producers led 25 states in ton litter output but the Ton Litter Club will be abandoned for adult hog projects. J W Waichet of Ohio State University says the club served its purpose and will shift to a pork production club applying Ton Litter lessons to the whole herd. Enrollment for 1936 is under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
J. W. Waichet
Ohio State
Extension Service
Watchet
Carey Times Legal Notices Advised for Estate Settlements
Attorneys are urged to place estate settlement legal notices with the Carey Times, ensuring proper publication. The notice requests readers to instruct their counsel to use the Carey Times for all relevant public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
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Berry News
Mdaughign
Worein
Mrs. Donald Myers
Mary Louise
Clarence Hoepf
Alene
Charles Hoepf
George Mulliholand and Sons
Leo Hoepf
Mr. Hoepf
Chas. Hoepf
Michael Cramer
Theresa
Thomas
van Buren
Ind
P. H. Gaster
Margaret
Clarence Hoeps
Findlay
Edward Swerlein, Sr
Tymochtee
Florent
James Farret
Ellen ‘Dutcher
Mysv “Ferrélaines
Carol] Vivian
McCutchenville
Seymour Stigerwalt
Neat
Adrian
George Mullholand
Samuel Young
Lawrence
Near Iby
Peter Lone
Carey Avere
Ruth Eckert
Ploréin Day
Yoseph Gibson
Fostoria
George Gibson
James
Bertha Miller
Leo Clark
Florent Day
Charles Clouse
Lee Kimmel
Gilbert
Bertilla
Ruth
Barbara
New Riegel
Dauhter Alene
P H. Gaster
Robert Gaster
Elizabeth
Harry Boland
Shafer
Big Wreck Near
Tess
Raymond Navarro
Devil May Care
Montana Moon
Joan Crawford
Dorothy Sebastian
Cliff Edwards
Benny Ruben
Fox News
Greta Garbo
Charles Bickford Marie
George Marion Dressler
Wilma Bankey
Sam
Lawrence Pearsall Jacks
Knox County
Ton-Litter Club
IFS
R. C
S. C. Rhode Island
Huber’s Reliable Hatchery Telephone
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