Ekleberry Edgar BPDGAR Dies After Brief Illness
Edgar B. Ekleberry 55 of 401 W Oakwood Bucyrus died last Wednesday evening at 6 16 in Bucyrus City Hospital after five days of failing health death attributed to apoplexy. Born July 29 1885 in Belle Vernon he married Mary Goebel March 4 1907 and leaves daughter Genevieve with son in law Donald Fetters. four brothers and a sister. Funeral Saturday at Wise funeral home Bucyrus with Rev Henry A Blum officiating. Interment Oakwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar BE. Ekleberry
Oakwood Street
Bucyrus
Bucyrus City Hospital
Ekleberry
Edgar &. Ekleberry
Belle Vernon
Irvin
Sarah (Hufford) Ekleberry
Mary Goebel
Genevieve
Donald B. Fetters
Carey
Fred
Noah Ekleberry
Sycamore
Clinton Ekleberry
Etella Ekleberry
Toledo
Hugh Ekleberry
Upper Sandusky
Wise Funeral Home
Henry A. Blum
St. John’s Reformed Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral service for C. E. B. Vigor held at Schaffner Center
Mrs. E. G. Snyder and family attended the Marion funeral of C. E. B. Vigor at the Schaffner Center funeral home. Rev. F. M. Ingmier officiated with burial in River Cliff Cemetery Mt. Gilead. Vigor, born February 2 1864 in Pennsylvania, died Friday at a physician's office after a heart attack. He lived in Carey before returning to Marion. Survived by wife, a daughter, and a stepdaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Snyder
Phyllis
Glenda
June Dible
C. EB. Vigor
Marion
Schaffner-Center
F. M. Ingmier
River Cliff
Mt. Gilead
Vigor
Carey
Gilead
Carey Methodist Church
Pennsylvania
Henry and
Joana Vigor
State
Draft objector in Wood County called to camp
John D. Anderson of Hoytville has been ordered by Wood County draft board on June 2 for one year of non military service at a Marietta area conscientious objector camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
John D. Anderson
Marion Anderson
Hoytville
Wood County Draft Board
Marietta
Buel H. Edwards 83 Dies After Major Operation
Buel H. Edwards of Toledo died at St. Vincent's hospital after a major operation. The former local resident was uncle of Mrs. J. G. Wise of Findlay. Service set for 1:30 p m at M G Weir & Son mortuary Gibsonburg with burial in Gibsonburg. Survived by four sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buel H. Edwards
Baxter Street
Toledo
St. Vincent’s Hospital
J. G. Wise
Lincoln ‘Street
Findlay
M. G. ‘Weir & Son
Gibsonburg
Allen
Byron
Warren
Harry
Columbia City
Ind
Carl
Garlton Shively
H. T. Jackman
Clarence Graves
Cleveland
Seeds for Birds Seed Distribution in Ohio
Commissioner Don Waters announced that the Ohio Division of Conservation offers free packets of sunflower and Kaffir corn to sportsmen, nature, and garden clubs and individuals for planting. The goal is to provide bird food in residential areas. packets available from local fieldmen or by writing the Game Management Section in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Waters
Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural’ Resources
Waters
Ohio Division of Conservation
Columbus
Kenton Junk Yard Protest Dismissed
The Third District Court of Appeals dismissed Ina F. Scott’s motion to stop Polene Silverstein and others from dismantling automobiles at their West Lima street junk yard for used parts. The suit sought to halt the yard’s activities in a residential area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Third District Court of Appeals
Ina F. Scott
Polene Silverstein
W. Lima Street
Carey school district completes enumeration figures
Miss Jennie Steen Forest Dame and Harry Stoady completed the enumeration in the Carey school district reporting 984 persons of school age, a figure just below last year’s total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Steen
Forest Dame
Harry Stoady
Carey
Carey area families host visitors and dine together
Beebe News reports numerous guests visiting in the Carey and nearby areas. Leo Vaughn returned from Shelby over the weekend. Visitors from Tulsa Findlay Port Clinton Shawnee and Toledo joined local families for meals and Sunday gatherings with the Vaughns Wenner Smith Gottfried Yost Sontag Manon and Vaughn households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Vaughn
Shelby
Arthur Stevens
Tulsa
Okla
J. J Kohmann
W. J Smith
Forest Wenner
Carey
Eugene Swerlein
Upper Sandusky
Herbert Enck
Mary Ann
Findlay
M. C Yost
E . Patchett
Janis
Port Clinton
Walter Gottfried
Wenner
Clarence Elchert
Henry Grine
M C Yost
Fordyce Gottfried
Fostoria
Gottfried
Joe Sontag
Shawnee, Okla
W A Vaughn
Joe Myers
Michael Vaughn
Merceil Manon
Lvin
C W . Cupp
Toledo
Donald Joseph Vaughn
J A Vaughn
Three Women Attacked Near Kenton By Unknown Suspect
A 30-year-old man assaulted and kidnapped three women east of Kenton at 3:00 am Wednesday. Miss Lillie Starner 65 was tied and her sister Mary 70 and Bertha Lyons 68 were beaten. The suspect, who posed as a deputy, fled in a black model sedan after stealing $105. Authorities issued a John Doe warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Kenton
Lillie Starner
Mary
Bertha Lyons
John Doe
Starner
Miss Starner
Hepburn
McKean, Longtime Conductor, Retires After 43 Years
In the May Railway Conductor issue a photo honors Harry G. McKean of Forest Ohio formerly Carey who retired from the New York Central Lines after 43 years and four months. He recalls starting near railroads, early jobs, and key milestones from 1897 to his 1940 Toledo retirement.
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Order of Railway Conductors
Harry G. McKean
Carey
Forest
New York Central
Ohio
Sandusky
Frank Stoner
Joe Fishbaugh
Phil Henn
Union Station
Toledo
Californians Visit Carey Friends in Ohio and Michigan
Mr and Mrs Harry Heck and Mr and Mrs Earl Schade of Pasadena arrived in Carey Friday afternoon by motor. The couples are former Carey residents who visited relatives until Saturday. Schade to Canada, Heck to Detroit and Ashland Ohio to see Hilty relatives. Robert Hilty of New York City may bring his wife to Ohio to see the visitors. Typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons advertised.
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Harry Heck
Earl Schade
Pasadena
Calif
Carey
Heck
Mr Schade
Schade
Canada
Mrs Schade
Detroit
Mac Hilty
Howard Hilty
Ashland
Ohio
Robert Hilty
New York City
Auto crash near Fort Valley spares MacKinnon couple
Mrs Grace Stanley reports Mr and Mrs James MacKinnon escaped serious injury when a rear tire blew out on their car near Fort Valley Georgia causing a skid and rollover. The trailer attached did not overturn and the couple will stay in Georgia to repair the vehicle. Peaches and crops are noted in the area's peach belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Stanley
James MacKinnon
Fort Valley
Daytona Beach
Fla
Miss Stover Resigns to Take Glenwood Latin Post
Miss Frances Mary Stover resigns after two years as foreign language and English instructor at Carey High School to become Latin instructor at Glenwood junior high in Findlay. A Findlay graduate, she earned a master of arts from Bowling Green State University and taught in Findlay elementary schools and Arlington High School prior to Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Mary Stover
Glenwood
Findlay
Stover
Findlay High School
Findlay College
Bowling Green State University
Carey
Arlington High School
McCutchenville Holds Memorial Day Services
McCutchenville Grange sponsors Memorial Day services on Sunday May 25 at 2 30 p m at the McCutchenville schoolhouse Frederick C Smith of Marion the congressman from the 8th district spoke the day A brief program followed the address
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutchen Grange
McCutchenville
Frederick C. Smith
Marion
Memorial Day Closing At Carey Post Office
The Carey post office will be closed Memorial Day Friday May 30 with no city or rural deliveries. Postmaster Perry McDaniel signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Perry McDaniel
Real Estate Transfers in Carey Listings
George E. Schroth as executor and A K Hall and others as trustees convey lots 8 9 10 11 12 in Orians addition Carey for 800 to Howard Presler. Margaret M Heiser sells part lot 6 in C C Browns addition Carey for 1 to Harry E Myers and Marie M Myers. Paul F Bart to Willis R Mdnn listed as transfer.
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George E. Schroth
A. K. Hall
Howard Presler
Orians
Carey
Margaret M. Heiser
Harry E
Marie M. Myers
C. C. Brown
Paul F. Bart
Willis R. Mdnn
Property Transfers Across Carey Sycamore and Upper Sandusky
A series of 40 plus transfers records between individuals and families in Carey Sycamore and Upper Sandusky. Deals include village lots, parcels in Crane and Jackson townships, and multiple transfers with nominal sums such as one dollar. Notable names include Gilbert J. Rank Nelson R Sheaffer Cantleberry Spears Gregg Wenner Wonder Wagner Rish Lynch Henige and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inlet
Berry and Engel
Mononcue
Gilbert J
Maxine Rank
Nelson R
Dorothy E. Sheaffer
Goodbread
Welsh
Dombaugh
Nevada
George H. Spears
Polly R. Spears
A. P. Cantleberry
Carey
J. Craig
Lee Fowler Bowman
B. A. Moloney
Crane Township
Charles T
Alice J. Drecsler
Paul W
Barbara E. Gregg
Sycamore
Tymochtee
Wanda Wenner
Grant
Ella
John C. Lynch
Fannie Day
Clarence J
Kathryn Henige
Upper Sandusky
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Love Brothers
Theis
Furniture Exchange
Kenton Junk Yard
Beebe News
R. L
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Shell Service
Dow and Vance Streets
California
The
Carey Times
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Wieners
Buckeye
Christian Herald Home Arts-Needlecraft
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McCall’s Magazine
Fact Digest
Modern Screen
Pathfinder
American Fruit Grower
American Poultry Jourt Breeder's Gazette Comfort
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Farmer's Home
Arts-Needlecraft Household Magazine
Hunting & Fishing
Leghorn World
Mother's Home Life
National Livestock Pr
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Plymouth Rock Mouth
Poultry Tribune
Successful Farming
Rhode Island Red Jet
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