Mrs. Cornelius Moyer Dies After Illness in Wyandot County
Mrs. Cornelius Moyer died last Thursday at her N Vance street home after a week long illness with a complication of diseases primarily typhoid pneumonia. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm at the Lutheran church with Dr EB Luther S officiating. Interment was at Spring Grove cemetery. She was 73 years 11 months 2 days old, born Emmaline Elizabeth Walborn in Pennsylvania. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Scott Tong of this city a son Dr F L Moyer of Carey two brothers Wm A Walborn Coffeyville Kansas and Frank L Walborn Dayton. She had long been a Lutheran church member. She spent most of her life in Wyandot county except a year and half in Kansas after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Moyer
Ira Walborn
W. P. Reile
Fred Binan
Jacob Binan
Grove Walborn
Moyer
Emmaline Elizabeth Walborn
Pennsylvania
Daniel
Lydia Walborn
Dayton
Ella Snyder
Dorcas
Sycamore
Audgitor
Reile
Wanda
Mayme Walborn
Upper Sandusky
Thad Clemens
Fred Binau
Adelia
Mabel
Jacob Binau
Louis Gottfried
Sincere thanks after bereavement from Moyers and Scott family
The Moyers and Scott families express deep gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance during their recent bereavement. They thank the minister and choir for services, those who sent flowers and provided autos, and specifically Mr. and Mrs. Sutter and Mr. Bringman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutter
Bringman
Cornelius Moyer
Scott Tong
F. L. Moyer
Masonic Gathering In Upper Sandusky Convenes Degrees
Upper Sandusky Council of Royal and Select Masons held a Royal and Select Masters degree in the afternoon and a Super Sixcellent degree in the evening. A 6 PM dinner followed with notable organizers assisting in the work. Members from Carey and several named attendees received the Masters and Super Excellent degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Elza Ehrlich
I. L. Culler
Carey
C. F. Pflueger
A. H. Kennerley
Phil Henn
S. M. Ranger
F. F. Scheel
H. E. Wonder
W. T. Humbert
H. F. Graves
W. J. Newhard
L .G. Ranger
Rev
W. F. Martin
H. B. Keller
C. M. Beitler
G. W. Summit
H. E E. Snyder
E. B. Kurtz
Wm. Zahn
H. E. Wyatt
G. W. Sutpiten
Russell Gottfried
Nial Ryder
Fred Lytle
Byron Oge
Modelling House Move To Mrs Garmon Home
Prof and Mrs J B Moore moved to Mrs Jacob Garmon's house on Monday while their own residence is extensively remodeled. The project includes raising the house, adding a basement and second story, and building a rear kitchen and bathroom. Mrs Garmon, nearly blind, will live with the Moores after completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Moore
Moore
Jacob Garmon
Garmon
Elsie
Moores
Carey Attracts Industry From Chicago And Cleveland
The Blaze Manufacturing Co of Chicago seeks a Carey site for steel and copper castings and copper products and is in contact with the Carey Chamber of Commerce. The Printz Beiderman Co of Cleveland, a large cloak firm, also considers Carey. C I Kessler formerly managed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaze Manufacturing Co
Chicago
Carey Chamber of Commerce
Printz-Beiderman Co
Cleveland
Carey
C. I. Kessler
Mt Blanchard Couple Wed in Monroe Michigan
Stanley Salsbury and Marguerite Bristol of Mt Blanchard were married in Monroe Michigan last Tuesday. The bride is daughter of W L Bristol and graduated from Mt Blanchard school last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Salsbury
Mass Marguerite Bristol
Mt. Blanchard
Monroe
Michigan
W. L. Bristol
Mt. Blanchard School
Blanket Taken From Rig Opposite Qan Ner's Grocery
A notice states the party who removed a blanket from the rig opposite Qan Ner's Grocery on Wednesday night in Nev. S should return it or their name will be made public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qanner
Nev. S
Maine hunter Roy Kirkwood makes first Carey kill
Roy Kirkwood, named as the first of the Carey group to shoot a deer, was in the Maine woods when a 250 pound buck was killed. His wife reported the successful shot on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kirkwood
Carey Bunch
Maine
Beautiful Display At The Home China Co Window
The Home China Co shows a fine display of wares in the window at the Chamber of Commerce office. The exhibit highlights the shop’s forthcoming lineup and decorative pieces meant to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Go
Chamber of Commerce
Armistice Day Parade Program Fanned by Local Bands
Official Armistice Day program lists a 1:00 parade in Upper Sandusky and Carey bands with World War veterans in uniform. Football teams from Public and Pesta schools, Fraternal years at 1:30 and 2:30. ede TASSAR USAW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky-Carey
Uniforyn
Public
Pesta
Local Marriage Licenses and Area Notices Daily
County records note a Friday marriage license for Delbert Cupp and Grace Hoffman. Bids were opened for repairing the Upper Sandusky Carey waterbound pike. Marseilles post office to close November 15 with rural route service. Local incidents include a man injured by a stray rifle bullet and legal action over vehicle damage. City council debates water rate hikes and the Wyandot County Farm Bureau secures courthouse offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Irwin
Marseilles
Carl Ruopp
Upper Sandusky
County Commissioners
Sandusky-Carey
Highway Construction Co
H. V. Stricher Co
Toledo
Richard H Shafer Co
Findlay
Ezra Barth
W. H. Castanien
J. Craig Bowman
Frank Mossburgger
Common Pleas Court
Franklin J. Stalter
Glen E. Hart
Careg
Sandusky Road
John T. Carey
Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Wyandot County
Farm Bureau
Court House
A. K. Wall
Bureau
Mr Hat
First National Bank
Thanksgiving Service Program at United Evangel Church
Program for Union Thanksgiving Services held in United Evangel Church on November 25 at 7 00 pm with song America by congregation the Presidents Proclamation by Rev Spaid anthems by the choir Offer Unto God Thanksgiving Scripture Reading and Prayer by Rev Martin more anthems and hymns including Praise to God sermon by Rev Rinehart songs All Hail the Power Jesus Name by congregation and benediction by Rev Spaid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangel Church
America
Spaid
Martin
God
Rinehart
Jesus
Two Strawberry Stories From Carey Times Patch Display
Ralph McKinnon found a second strawberry trap on the patch Herbert Newhard planted years ago north of town. He gathered fruit and praised its fine flavor. J C Thom saw the display, then collected a boxful from his vines the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Ralph McKinnon
Herbert Newhard
J.C .Thom
Para-dichlorobenzene Offers Peach Tree Borer Control
USDA experts hail the para-dichlorobenzene method as a practical fight against the peach tree borer. The gas produced under soil heats at 74 to 80 degrees, is dense, and treats 8 to 10 trees per pound at about 25 cents. Georgia peach belt uses it widely with growers reporting major savings versus labor-intensive methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Chamber of Commerce Rest Room Opens for Town Visitors
The chamber unveils a new rest room designed as a waiting area for visiting country women. W. R. Kurtz donated chairs and pictures. more furnishings will follow. Secretary A. D. Stevenson has an adjacent, refined office space behind the rest room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
W. R. Kurtz
A. D. Stevenson
Thom brothers purchase Willis Bloom's garage on N Vance
Michael and Joseph Thom have purchased Willis Bloom's garage on N Vance street and have taken possession. Mr Bloom and his wife plan to move south later this month, with Houston likely home for the winter. The new proprietors have many friends wishing them success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael and
Joseph Thom
Willis Bloom
N. Vance Street
Farmers National Congress Set to Meet in Columbus
The Farmers National Congress will convene in Columbus from November 18 1920. Secretary A P Sandles urges Ohio farmers to attend this opportunity with J A Smith noted for insurance services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ National’ Congress
Columbus
A. P. Sandles
Ohio
Appeal for Carey Street Paving Fund by Reverend Alloys
The Rev Alloys M Fish appeals to Carey citizens to raise funds for street paving to enhance the new shrine church and town buildings. He invites all to a parish supper and bazaar at the Catholic Hall on November 17 and 18 to support the effort and asks local business leaders to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Shrine
Garey Town
Fish
Carey Hi Beats Wharton High in Night Game
Carey High School defeated Wharton High School 46 to 0 on the National Lime & Stone Co. field. Gardner, Essex, and Rothgeb starred as Carey’s backs and line blocked well, with near misses on Wharton passes before darkness ended play. A rematch is scheduled tomorrow with Wilk Forest High at the same field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Wharton High School
National Lime & Stone Co
Carey Bunch
Wharton
Oruthiey
Bowen
Carey
Ae Gardner
Essex
Rothgeb
Carey Hi Wilk
Forest
National Stone Co
Everbody
Macabees Rally Planned in Marion District
R S Cox of Portsmouth district manager for the Macabees has supervised a new membership drive. Headquarters at Marion with a rally planned Saturday and a class of candidates traveling from Carey. Marion District covers Crawford Delaware Nardin Marion Morrow Union and Wyandot counties. Cox is a second cousin of Gov Cox and resembles his relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. .Cox
Portsmouth
Maccabees
Marion
Carey
Crawford
Delaware
Nardin
Morrow
Union
Wyandot
Cox
Gov. Cox
Elected Officers of Carey Chapter No 159 in 1921
Carey Chapter No 159 R A M elected officers for 1921 Friday evening. Officers named include W Phelps high priest Fred Lytle king H I and 8S H EB Wonder chair of the C of H Jer Newhard king aspirant C M Heider junior warden W T Humbert senior warden S Kress Dickerson junior deacon A D Stevensore junior warden G W Summit treasurer T L Culler secretary and W G Bradley sentinel.
Weathered week ends with delayed football matchup
Fragmented notes indicate a postponed football game next Sunday due to weather. Mentions Bradner and Carey as teams, with a prior defeat by Carey and hopes for a stronger showing. No clear scores or locations are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradner
Scagg Ulese
Carey
I' m
Harding Celebration Parade at Sycamore Frday November 12
A big Harding celebration is planned at Sycamore on Friday November 12 with a monster fan parade and band music. Everyone is invited to join and help make the festival a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Sycamore
Shorty Purchases Ground to Build Saw Mill and Factory
On Tuesday Wm Shorty bought two and a half acres from Stief Bros adjoining the Findlay Branch. He plans a saw mill and handle factory. Carey says the move keeps this industry in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Shorty
Stief Bros
Findlay
Tle
Carey
Whubbard squash and pie pumpkins shown by local hosts
Friday Mrs Jott Long and husband presented a Whubbard squash and two pie pumpkins from south of town. The gourds were unusually fine specimens and proved mighty fine eating according to witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jott Long
South of Town
Home Coming Sunday at Grace Evangelical Church
Grace Evangelical Church announces a Home-Coming service on Sunday November 24 at the corner of Sandusky and West streets Findlay. Members and Sunday school friends are invited to attend this special gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hvvangelical Church
Sandusky and
West Streets
Findlay
Wri
Banns Announced for Kramer and Krupp
Sunday morning at Our Lady of Consolation Church the banns for the marriage of Miss Frances Kramer and Mr Vincent Krupp were announced for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Missifrances
Kramer
Vincent Krupp
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. H. Phelps Garage Co
Goodyear and Michelin Tires
Carey Ono
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Neu Optical & Jewelry Co
R. E.,neu, Optometrist
Optician
East Findlay St
Monbrok
Carey,Ohio
Ede
Tassar
USAW
Moose Hall
Orchestra of
Delbert Cupp
Tymochtee Township
Grace Hoffman
Salem Township
Vincent Thiel
Laura Landversicht
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Virgil Koehler
Florence Messmer
Crane Township
Bparmers! Congrias
J. A. Smith
Kings of Insurance
Carey HI
Pinduay
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