Carey area notes and obituaries long list of local items
In Other Days Twenty-five Years Ago Born a son to Mr and Mrs Charles R Long. Carey markets list prices for Wheat 75c oats 19c corn 39c butter 14c eggs lic. Peters Youngpeter of Adrian aged 72 died Monday. Schlatter Bros of Fostoria bought Lehman Bros meat market. Joseph Bachman of Salem Township was installed as county recorder October 10. A Stutz of West Ridge circulated a petition for free mail delivery. Local residents and visitors traveled to Put-in-Bay last Sunday. Mrs H L Bilger died Saturday in Carey born in 1830 in Pennsylvania. Three children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Long
Carey
Carey Dry Goods
Peter Youngpeter
Adrian
Schlatter Bros
Fostoria
Lehman ‘Bros
Joseph Bachman
Salem Township
W C Rau
West Ridge
Springville
Minnie Bish
Findlay
Ebersale
Mabel Newhard
Mawd Kembrley
Clara Galbroner
Marie Orians
Jiomer Wonder
Leroy Culler
Charlie Brown
R G. Spencer
David Dow
Paul Whaley
Fred Gear
Put-in-Bay
H. L Bilger
Pennsylvania
John L. Bilger
Oregon
Lorilla Wisner
Near
Mary Gillingham
Notable Local Events and Changes Highlight Carey Area News
Miss Ruth Ewing to give an organ recital at the Lutheran church on September 11. Forester survey of Sutphen's woods by Otto Pflueger and Claire Ewing. Firemen's excursion to Cedar Point sold 375 tickets. 40th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Michael Jacoby celebrated. Jacob Hilty and son Robert attended funeral of Lizzie Hilty in Bluffton. J W Powell re-elected president of Wyandot Mutual Insurance at annual meeting in Upper Sandusky. 6th international congress of Esperantists held in Washington in August. Esperanto as an auxiliary language with uncertain general adoption. Crawford township teachers set to begin September 5. Dorothy Helen Mann, seven months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Minor Mann, died. funeral by Rev WJ Green. burial Spring Grove cemetery. Granville Hunter and David Chesbrough helped Daniel Wolf silo up north of Alvada area. Ralph Heck supervised silo at North Baltimore. Levi Hile named general agent. Silo boom noted. Jo Nowlan assigns teachers to places. high school staff listed. Funeral services for F M Starr held near Carey. interment at local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Whaley
Cleveland Leader
Ruth Ewing
Otto Pflueger
Claire Ewing
Sutphen
Cedar Point
Michael Jacoby
Jacob Hilty
Robert
Hilty
Lizzie Hilty
Bluffton
J W Powell
Wyandot Mutual Insurance Co
Upper Sandusky
Washington
Crawford Township
Lotus Wright
Elza Hall
Avery Needs
C M Steen
F. L Livingston
Harold van Buren
Florence Mick
O O Young
D T Hart
Harts
Dorothy Helen Mann
Minor Mann
WJ Green
Methodist Church
Spring Grove Cemetery
Granville Hunter
David Chesbrough
Alvada
Daniel Wolf
Sscamore
Ralph Heck
North Baltimore
Levi Hile
Alice Mackay
North Sandusky Ave
F. W. Hetzel
W. J. Dupont
West Johnson St
Howard’ Hangeler
Ira Walborn
Paul] Edward
Ray Putnam
Salem Township
Harrison Smith Park Commission
Harry Shannon
Patrick Tivenan
Caroline Knickerbocker
B. B. Barker
Clay Center
Kansas
Deliliah Fryman
C. L. Musser
Rucyrus
Nevada Cemetery
Fryman
Sycamore
A. R. Hall
Evelyn Bogard
Urbana
Mabel Souis
Virgil Bogard
Carey
Warren G. Hurlburt
Swanton
Local Obituary Notes for Mr Starr in Spring Grove Cemetery
Mr Starr, born in Massachusetts in 1846, moved to Ohio in 1857 and lived with his uncle Hiram Starr. He married Nancy J. Snyder in 1877. He leaves three sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove
Mr. Starr
Massachusetts
Ohio
Hiram Starr
Nancy J. Snyder
Growth of American fairs from humble beginnings to national influence
Figures show the rise from one fair in 1810 with five thousand attendees to twenty five million in 1925, tracing the spread of fairs and agricultural education. Elkanah Watson credited with pioneering the American fair, Albany Agricultural Society formed in 1815, and state support expanding after 1819. The Columbian Agricultural Society held the first exhibition in Washington, D C in 1810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Watson
Agricultural Society of
Albany
New York
State Agricultural Society
Columbian Agricultural Society
Washington, D. C
Do You Pay Your Bills Opinion Piece Attacks Deadbeats
A protest against chronic nonpayment in credit dealings. The writer condemns constant bill dodging as morally akin to theft and urges action via credit bureaus to curb the practice. The piece frames debt dodging as a widespread social issue harming honest citizens.
Ohio Dairy Dominates Farm Income Across State
Dairying is the main income source for Ohio farms, accounting for about 29 percent of farm sales. Variation exists by region with some northeast counties over 75 percent and western counties under 10 percent. Hog, wheat, poultry, corn, and oats also contribute to farm income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
J. S. Falconer
Ohio motorists face $100 tax exemption listing
Hundreds of drivers may be denied auto leases next year if they do not return cars for taxation. A country auditor may list vehicles for cash value at a cost of 100 dollars, with auditors retaining the right to reject listings. If accepted, the motorist pays the exemption fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Grace Chapel and Nearby Families at Local Gatherings
Names of Wickiser, Pierce, Amerine, Wohlgamuth, Robison and others feature in a long list of social visits and reunions in Grace Chapel area towns. The notes cover trips to fairs in Columbus and Cedar Point, Sunday calls, church-related social events, and family visits across Carey Findlay Tiffin and Bucyrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Pierce
Columbus
Bernice
Florence Kemmerley
Hazel Wentling
ef—_Pindlay
John Wickiser
Joe Shull
van Horn
Harlan Wonder
Findlay
E. M. Beck
Isaiah McCleary
Dolores
Lucille Wisner
Grandma Wisner
Sherman
Sherman Esterley
Herschel Platt
Eugene Gutermuth
Carey
Clarence Suber
Grace Chapel
Carey Times Want Ads Profit Prompt
The inquiry hints at earning through Carey Times classified ads. It invites readers to collect their share of profits from posting or responding to advertisements, suggesting a regional opportunity or promotional call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Doan’s Pills Benefit Woman With Kidney Troubles
Mrs. Ed Nye of 129 E North St reports kidney trouble and rheumatic pains eased after using Doan’s Pills, a diuretic sold by Ewing Drug Co. Price 60 cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo N Y advertises the remedy as the same used by Mrs. Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Carey
Ed Nye
E. North St
Doan
Ewing Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kurtz
Pebtor Holmes
The
Nevada News
Boone
Jo Nowlan
Mattie Myers
Leah Ascham
H R Hart Grady
Lulu Hoy
Bertha van Heyde
Jacob Nitrauer
Arlene Slater
Lulu Perkins
E Constien
Ada Nichols
Stella Nye
Starr
G H Beaschler
Christian Advocate
Wyandot County
Court House
John Gottfried
Grant Hospital
Lawrence Hushour
Tiffin
Hushour
Madelene Railing
Pearl Schoenberger
Nevada
Treasury Department
Monnet Memorial Hospital
Bucyrus Telegraph Forum
Elizabeth Lowery
Wharton
Harry Drew
Mt. Blanchard
Moses Kear
Ada
Isadora Snyder
James Weekly
S. R Dunham
South Eighth Street
Mr Weekly
Weekly Bros. & Fox
Charles R McClain
Colt
McClain
Snider Farm
L. Pertz
John Neate
R G. Hetzel
Frederick Kenan
A K Hall
Harold Stansberry
North of
Roy Meinzer
Meinzer
Iva Lou MecKinnie
Irene
F. E. McKinnie
Gallipolis
Old Mission Cemetery
Russell Wickiser
Ira Wickiser
Allan Sheldon
Dayton
Etta Rummel
Henry Kemmerly
John Krabill
Edgar Wentling
Hazel
Riverside Fark
Krabill
Oscar Roth
Harvey Wohlgamuth
Chloe Amerine
Willis Tong
Jennie Kirby
Betty Ann Kirby
Girard Rickle
Cletis Wisner
West of Carey
Ralph Dean Beth
Babe
Forest
Luella Dupey
Foster Patterson
Stanley Beck
Oland
M Beck
Blanchard
E M Beck
Michigan
Sherman Tong
Elmer
Alonzo Pratt
Gladys
John Updegraff
Truman
Fred
Walter
Milton
Earl
Ja Apo
Russell Nye
Mercy Hospital
Nye
C. P. Brickett
Bob Pierce Y
Betty
Toledo
Will “Pigreg
Dren Persis
Frances
William
Persis
Toesdo
Misa Gertrude Orians
West of
Ohans
Fternoon
Grace Lawrence
Charley Robison
Avonell
Dale
John Robison
Iva
West of Wharton
Thomas Robison
Country Club
Jar de
Cove
Eagle
Salm
Chipso
JarLids
Carey Farmers Cooperative Co
Mutual
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