Samuel B Callon Dies at 59 After Long Illness
Samuel B Callon longtime Mt. Blanchard Journal editor and former mayor dies at home after a nine month illness from carcinoma He was born October 13 1871 in Greenup Kentucky married Mary Inskeep in 1910 no children survived his sister and two brothers also listed Services held Tuesday at the Methodist Church with Rev W J Miller officiating burial in Riverview cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Callon
Mt. Blanchard
Callon
Masonic Order
Greenup
S. B
Sarah (Stepper) Callon
Hancock County
Kentucky
Mary Inskeep
Walter Binghams
Ironton
Nathaniel Callon
California
Walter Callon
Russell
Methodist Church
W. J. Miller
Riverview Cemetery
Death of Miss Susan Brooks in Salem township obituary
The death of Miss Susan Brooks occurred at 7 60 o'clock Wednesday evening of last week at the home of her sister Mrs Elizabeth Fisher five miles south of Carey. She died of heart trouble and dropsy after long illness. Funeral services were held Saturday from St Joseph's church in Salem township. Burial followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers Charles Brooks Mario John H Weaver Leo Fisher Walter Updegraff Norbert Brooks Frank Brooks. Miss Brooks was born January 25 1864 and died aged 77 years 3 months 19 days. She was a daughter of Sebastian and Margaret Pauley Brooks and one of 11 children. Surviving sisters and brothers include Mrs Mary Stumpf Carey Mrs Elizabeth Fisher Salem township John and Henry Brooks Salem township. six brothers preceded her. She belonged to St Joseph's Catholic Church the Third Order of St Francis and the Altar society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Brooks
Elizabeth Fisher
Carey
St. Joseph's Church
Salem Township
Wenceslaus
Charles Brooks
Miss Brooks
John
Henry Brooks
Sebastian
Erhart
Frank
Joseph
Peter
Christian
St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Third Order of St Francis
Altar Society
Funeral services held for Benjamin C Thomas
Benjamin C Thomas 78 a steel worker died after a heart attack his Findlay residence survived by six sons two half brothers a half sister five grandchildren and four great grandchildren He was born in Findlay November 15 1862 and worked for Buckeye Traction Ditcher company for 25 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin C Thomas
Morse Street
Findlay
W E. Bradley
First Lutheran Church
Coldren
Maple Grove
W. K Thomas
Blaine Thomas
Carey
Thomas
Buckeye Traction Ditcher Company
Irene Wolfe
Roy Thomas
Elby
Arthur Amas
Erdna K Thomas
Amos D
Hardin Pressnell
William Pressnell
Mae Fellera
The
Moose Lodge
A B Greer 73 Dies in California Hospital
A B Greer aged 73 and a Crawford township native died Monday afternoon in a Sacramento hospital. He was born on a farm northeast of Carey and spent nearly 40 years in Well, California as a rancher and sheepman. Survived by a widow, a stepmother, and two brothers.
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A B Greer
Crawford Township
Sacramento
Calif
Carey
Greer
Mary Croos
Florence Heidrick
Maxwell
Mra Etta B Greer
Hayes Greer
Guy Greer
Typewriter Ribbon Restock Noted by Seller
A supplier reports fresh stock of typewriter ribbons, noting reliable quality and quick restock. The item suits archival work, journalism, and office use. Availability remains steady with potential bulk discounts for libraries and schools.
George Riter, 81, Findlay area retired farmer dies
George W. Riter died at Findlay hospital at 1 30 PM Friday from a fractured hip after a fall at his home 613 North Main Street He had been in poor health for years Born August 18 1859 in Vanlue he lived in Hancock County most of his life He married Mary E Hickle in 1882 She died in 1940 Survived by two sons two daughters two sisters and ten grandchildren Funeral services were held Monday at St Pauls Evangelical Church Findlay with Rev L H Naumann officiating Interment Mt Blanchard Mausoleum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Riter
Findlay Hospital
N. Main Street
Findlay
Mr. Riter
Vanlue
Hancock County
Jacob and
Eleanor
Thompson) Riter
Mary E. Hickle
Riter
Stanley Riter
Marion Township
Emmons Riter
Berkeley
Calif
Ellen Hartman
Defiance Avenue
Hazel Oksen
Stoughton
Wis
Hannah England
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
L. H. Naumann
Mt Blanchard
Wayne Crawford
Della Gilliland
Henry Feasel
Allan Baker
Thoburn Baker
Death Notice: Otto R. Stephan 57 Wyandot County Resident
Otto Ralph Stephan 57 died suddenly Friday evening from a heart attack on a porch near Wharton. Born February 18, 1884 in Salem township, he was an only child of George and Elizabeth Stephan. Survived by wife Florence Stumpf, two children Anna Marie and Clayton, two grandchildren, father, and his two-year carpentry focus. Funeral Monday at Wharton Church of God with burial in Wharton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Ralph Stephan
Wharton
Richard Lee
Blanchard
Mr Stephan
Wyandot County
Salem Township
George
Elizabeth
Weber) Stephan
Florence Stumpp
Anna Marie Stephan
Clayton Stephan
Stephan
Church of God
IOOF
Legion post 80 members after 23 years since WWI
Earl Green Post No. 344 American Legion now has 80 members, nearing its postwar peak of 89 in 1913 under late Dr J D Siddall. Growth comes under M. D. Shafer who is now starting his second term as commander.
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Earl Green
American Legion
J D Siddall
M. D. Shafer
Eatherton Rites Set for Vanlue Farmer
William Milton Eatherton 80 of Vanlue dies 7 20 am Tuesday at sister in law’s home near Hancock Wyandot line after heart trouble. Born Feb 24 1861 in Wyandot. married Augusta Ranger in 1896. survived by sister in law and other relatives. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday Vanlue Methodist church with Rev J L Burton. burial Spring Grove cemetery north of Carey.
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William Milton Eatherton
Vanlue
Lydia Eatherton
Findlay-Carey Road
Hancock,Wyandet
Mr. Eatherton
Wyandot County
Zac‘cheus
Suzanne (Shively) Eatherton
Vanlue Methodist Church
J. L. Burton
Spring Grove Cemetery
Carey
Memorial Evangelical church Woman's Missionary Society meet
The Woman's Missionary Society of Memorial Evangelical church held an evening meeting. Mrs Claude Johnson presided and directed opening music and scripture. Delegates were named for the June 26 to 29 Lan caster convention and prayers for May birthdays were offered.
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Woman's Missionary Society of
Memorial Evangelical Church
Claude Johnson
Jesus
Johnson
L L Rowland
Gertrude Tate
C. Carr
Rowland
Carr
Wills Smith
Woman’s Society
P. A Hendricks
Lancaster
J G Essex
Willis Smith
Essex
In Memoriam John Hendricks 1940
In sad loving memory of our beloved husband and father John Hendricks who died December 21, 1940. The verse recalls a graveyard resting place where the flowers wave and loved ones grieve. His wife Eva and children dedicate the poem, noting Heaven keeps their treasure and angels linger.
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John Hendricks
John
Eva
Speed and Tragedy From 1940 Auto Deaths and Injuries
In 1940 the United States saw 35,000 deaths and 1,320,000 injuries from car accidents. Insurance analysis attributes most crashes to speeding and the urge to hurry, suggesting haste is a major killer beyond wartime.
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United States
Moccasin Flower Appears In Local Garden
Mrs. Margaret Southward grows an unusual moccasin flower in her garden. The bloom resembles a moccasin and comes from a plant she gathered in the woods during her girlhood.
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Margaret Southward
Southward
Nomination Meeting for Moose Women Next Week
May 27 brings officer nominations for the Moose women lodge with all members urged to attend. Inez Stombaugh serves as publicity chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Stombaugh
Blessed in Planting Trees Archbold Buckeye Editorial
Archbold residents prize shade trees for wind protection cooling shade and property value. The piece urges annual replanting, notes nurseries provide suitably sized trees and planting services and highlights the benefit to real estate on streets. Citizens are asked to plant trees this spring for posterity.
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Archbold
Archbold Buckeye
Real Estate Transfers Feature Numerous Upper Sandusky Parcels
A list of transfers including undivided interests in Crane township 80 acres and 136.52 acres, various lots in Upper Sandusky and Jackson township, multiple townships in Wyandot County, with purchasers such as Walter L. Bastel Minnie A. Smith and Roy D. Ankney. Many transfers priced at $1 with several large acreages and one settlement at $1 950.
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A. K. Hall
Walter L. Bastel
Crane Township
George
Kate M. Parish
Minnie A. Smith
South Park
Upper
Sandusky
William F
Thomas J. Hickman
Marseilles
Charles A. Alban
Harry
Lettie McFarland
Antrim
Leonard C. Walton
Clementine A. Walton
Donber D
Gertrude Stubbs
George W. Cordray
Upper Sandusky
Emma I. Wolford
Harley M. Wolford
Jackson Township
Rena McCleary
Fred L. Jonas
Walter S
Carrie Phillips
Tymochtee Township
Mary A. Coon
Roy D. Ankney
Hilmuth Limprecht
Mary M. McClain
Percy L
Verne J. Hale
Walter H. Day
Philip M. Weimer
Martha A
Blanche Weimer
Anna E. Peter
Donald S
Blanche E. Hinnebaugh
Carey and Dow
Carey
Typewriter Ribbons Sold At The Carey Times
The Carey Times lists typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons available for purchase. Various makes and models are stocked for office use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
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Sam B. Callon
Oxydol
Furniture Exchange
Benjamin C. Thomas
A. B. Greer
George Riter
W. M. Eatherton
Evangelical Missions
Memoriam
Flora Miller
Edwin M. Steinmetz
Goodbread
Dombrugh
Nevada
Sioner
Susan C. Kuenzli
Isaac Johnston
Andrew Johnston
Iva Kennedy
Marseilles Township
Roy E. Secord
Maria J. Peart
Quinn Peart
Margaret M
Orville S. Waugh
Lawrence A
Batiste
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Holden
Ecru
Priscilla
Flox’s
Carey and
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