Twenty five Years Ago in Carey Ohio Highlights
A roundup of local events from September 10 1908 notes moves deaths marriages and school openings. Frank Slemmer moves to Dow n street. Miss Amanda Shull dies at St Paul after illness. George Starr travels to Findlay after his brother John Starrs death. Taft campaign through Carey. Local hypnotic entertainment at Shy der opera house. Mark Mitten and Bertha Slotterbeck wed at Our Lady of Consolation. John Wright to move back from his farm October. Ridge township teachers listed and town building plans underway. Big Four freight cars wrecked after switch left open. Local harvest prices for grains and livestock listed. US infantry detachment passes through Carey on march to Newport Kentucky. Freight handlers strike. McAdoo pay schedule referenced. Camp Sherman list of Wyandot county selectees for training. War news notes Allies advance Lens taken and Rhine defenses strengthening. Public schools open September 9 with named teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Shull
St. Paul
Petromilla Logsdon
New Riegel
George Starr
Findlay
John Starr
Wm. H ‘Taft
Thouse
Sheppard
Mark BF
Mitten
Bertha Slotterbeck
Our Lady of’ Consolation
John Wright
William
H. Robison
J. Edmonson
Patterson
Frank Stroup
William L. Binley
Clover Hay
United States Infantry
Carey
Mansfield
Port Clinton
Fort Thomas
Newport
Adrian
Wharton
George Sherman
Harry Thomas
Frank
J. Mangett
Big Four
McAdoo
Livya, Rute
Salem
John Wenzinger
John* Lewis
T. ‘A. Spitler
BBC
Fort Oglethorpe
Anis
Atinabel
Valparaiso
Ind
Earl Reinhart
Wanatah
Cleveland
Toledo
Lens
Rhine
France
C. M. Beitler
Mary Seman
Inez Ridgeway
Gladys Vance
Mattie Myers
Lester Sams
Upper Sandusky
Ernest L.dome
Forest
Joseph A. Schira
Howard E. Snyder
Charles Boyce
Larry Coldiron
Dan McLaughlin
Lewis S. Khenne
Clarence A. Jacobs
Nevada
George W. Book
Harpster
Harry Stiegerwalt
Mc Cutchenville
Robert Norton Walton
Willam R. Creger
Roscoe R. Disher
Arthur L. Burks
Walter C. Gohl
Briley J. Milum
Ralph I. Carter
Frank E. Folz
Frank W. Burkey
Walter R. Ferrer
Columbus
Girard C. Rickle
Clyde R. Gault
George E. Lee
Marseilles
Minor W. Kirby
James P. Curtis
Sycamore
William L. Woolley
Vernon van Buren
Olaf E. Buess
Fifteen Years Ago Sept Two Thirteen Eighteen News
Crawford township schools begin Sept 9. Ohio Day at the World’s Fair slated for Sept 14 1893. Clover seed sells at 5 per bushel. Leans win Labor Day ball game 27 to 5. Foster Savidge wed Miss Eura Belle Kimmell Monday. Mrs Frisby Nyé dies at 54 west of Carey. Poor fair attendance due to bad weather. Mrs Rolla Funk to Mercy hospital for appendicitis. Miss May Cosgray to Cleveland to teach. Gas masks made from pits and nuts. Leonard Nigh and Miss Ivalee Bussy wed in Springfield. Forest Stoll home on 10 day Marine furlough. James Wright overseas safe by card to Mrs Josephine Wright. Levi Copley and Miss Mary Lee wed at Evangelical parsonage. Anthony Feck listed wounded casualty. Ruthanna Ritter dies at 4 months cholera infantum. 1903 Sons born to…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Foster Savidge
Crawford
Eura Belle Kimmell
Frisby Nyé
Carey
Rolla Funk
Mercy
Tiffin
May Cosgray
Cleveland
Leonard Nigh
Ivalee Bussy
Springfield
Forest Stoll
Solvency Parable From a Religious Press Satire
A cautionary tale circulates about Jesus returning to Earth asking the NYSE president to broadcast a message. The message quotes laying up treasures in heaven rather than on earth, but the financier declines, saying it could upset the market. The piece moralizes about greed and financial priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Earth
New York Stock Exchange
Subway Seat Offer Sparks Silent Debate
A brief excerpt notes a man offering his seat with alacrity and the question of whether he or she should stand. The moment captures a small social exchange about courtesy on public transit.
Local Berry Area Social Roundup Highlights Visits
The Berry news column lists numerous visits and calls among residents. Mrs. Lloyd Buchanan and Mrs. Audrey Beaschler call on neighbors. families from Carey Findlay Upper Sandusky Tiffin and Kendallville share Sundays and dinners. Hayman reunion noted at county fair grounds.
Community social notes from Wayton area today
Mrs. Logan Wohlgamuth remains a patient at Shepherds sanitarium in Findlay. Various local residents visited relatives and attended the state fair in Columbus, including Stanley Walter, B M Bachar of Carey, Glendon James of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rader, Mr. and Mrs. W E Walter, and others in Alvada, Carey, and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Wohlgamuth
Shepherd’s Sanitarium
Findlay
A Competitive Ambitions Cartoon Exchange
A brief comic exchange shows a clerk and a man joking about taking a correspondence course to earn more money while another says he studies to cut costs. The humor hinges on swapped motives.
Adrian Social Notes Tally Weekend Visits and Trips
Adrian residents share weekend travels and calls with relatives across nearby towns. Eugene Mullholland spent the weekend in Delphos while Thomas Reardon visited Kenton. Several families hosted relatives from Toledo Findlay Vanlue and Ft Wayne.
Boes Family Reunion Held at Carey Park
The 15th Boes family reunion took place Sunday at Carey Park with 125 attendees. Officers elected after the picnic dinner: president Michael Boes of Toledo, vice president Mrs Albert Boes of Tiffin, treasurer John Reinhart of Alvada, secretary Mrs Clara Goshe of Alvada, entertainment committee John Guttenberg of north of town. Next year’s reunion will occur on the same date and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boes
Carey Park
Chael Boes
Toledo
Albert Boes
Tiffin
John Reinhart
Alvada
Clara Goshe
John Guttenberg
North of Town
Agricultural Notes From The Farm Bureau And State Circle
About 92 percent of the corn crop is fed to livestock. Summer irrigation of strawberries helps next year’s bed. For fair exhibition avoid oversized fruits. judges award pine ribbons to normal commercial sizes. Soft red winter wheat from Ohio is used for crackers and bread flour, especially blended with hard wheat.
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Ohio
Local People Attend Varied Labor Day Activities Across Town
Miss Cleta Lindower spent Tuesday afternoon with Miss Esther Pontius west of town. Several residents attended boat races in Fostoria Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs F H Frederick and sons visited relatives in Toledo Sunday. Florence Holden of Columbus spent the weekend with her parents the Holdens. Dr and Mrs W N Johnson were guests at the Zint home in Grand Rapids from Friday to Monday. Wayne Powell Martha Phillips visited Bates near Zanesville Sunday and Monday. George Ashe returned from Lakeside where they stayed with the Walkers over Labor Day. George Newhard and children joined relatives in Findlay Sunday evening. Della Ogg and son William returned from Columbus. they also attended the state fair. P J Niederkohr and son Glenn visited Bees in Tiffin. they also spent time at Eugene Smith’s. H E Wonder attended the Blinn family reunion at Melmore. 90 were present. 1934 reunion will be in Bowling Green. C C Simonis and C C Davis attended the World’s Fair in Chicago over Labor Day and rode a Crestline-alumni band train. Arvine Kindinger directed the band. O W Squier spoke at the Sulphur Springs centennial pageant with Rev F B Herbert before about 3,000. Mrs George Snyder and daughters Marita Joyce Miss Marie Holden and Clifford Holden returned from Sandy Beach Michigan after a week. Florence Holden and Marguerite Holden and W E Holden also there over Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldia Loomian
Fremont
Frank Shoup
Harry Schubert
Herbert
L. A. Brayton
Toledo
Ft. Wayne
Findlay
Vanlue
Milton Royer
Virginia
Roger
Dick Sievert
Clyde Miller
Myron Miller
Elizabeth Rhoast
Nancy Miller
Louise Ewing
Adrian
D. T. Moss
Maxine
Hilda Brinkman
Elmina
Robert Moser
Cleta Lindower
Esther Pontius
IL Lo Culler
Melford
William Oge
Fostoria
Mildred Gunther
Art Huston
Ashland
F. H. Frederick and Sons
Bobby
Judson
W. N. Johnson
Carl Zint
Grand Rapids
Wayne Powell
Martha Phillips
Charles Bates
Zanesville
George Ashe
Lakeside
E. C. Walker
Labor Day
George Newhard
Joseph
Mary Calista
Horace
Persis Effie
R. G. Spencer
Della Ogg
William
Columbus
F. C. Ogg
P. J. Niederkohr
Glenn
Albert Bees
Tiffin
Eugene Smith
H. E. Wonder
Blinn
Catherine Price
Melmore
Bowling Green
C. C. Simonis
C. C. Davis
Chicago
Crestline
Arvine Kindinger
O. W. Squier
Sulphur Springs
F. B. Herbert
Christ Lutheran Church
George Snyder
Marita
Joyce
Marie Holden
Clifford Holden
Sandy Beach
Mich
Florence Holden
Edwin Naus
Upper Sandusky
Marguerite Holden
Mrs
W. E. Holden
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Carey Times
Frank, Slemmer
Down Street
Ridge Township
Fort Royal
O. O. Young
North Ridge
Millard Steen
Opper
Cora ‘Zahn
Grace Chapel
Grace Mick
Crawford Township
Anthony Feck
Ruthanna Bess Ritter
Charles Ritter
Bank OF Heaven
Subway
Lake St. Marys
Celina
Northwood
Eddystone
Cornwall
England
Lake St Marys
Lima
Canytore
Berry News
Lloyd Buchanan
Charles Bland
Florein Day
Ralph_.Eckert
Audrey Beaschler
Richard Gibson
Mrs. Florein
Florent
Joseph Gibson
Byron Wingate
Jo An
South of Findlay
Audley Beaschler
George Gibson
E. E. Gibson
F. L. Bland
Dallas
Charles
Arthur
Frederick
Junior
Richard Bland
Near Adrian
Donald, Myers
Mary Louise
W. R. Emerson
Charles of
J. W. Lutz
Pius
Donald Myers
Mattie
Grandma Gibson
Hayman
County Fair Grounds
Willard
Charles Clouse
W. D. Gibson
Kenneth
Near Tiffin
Mr. Gibson
Helen
Betty Gibson
A. P. Gilliland
Grantley
Kendalville
Gillilands
J. H. Gilliland
Nellie Beaschler
P. E. Beaschler
Brush Ridge
Wayne
George Beaschler
Ferrel Haines
Carol
McCutchenville
River Cave Inn
Carey Road
River Cave Orchestra
the Dancepators
Wayton News
Stanley Walter
Albert Bachar
Willie Walter
W. E. Walter
B. M. Bachar
Albert Badhar
Glendon James
John Kloopfer
Arthur Rader
H. J. Rader
Carl Rader
Wm. Bloom
Austin Walter
David Walter
Mabel Bame
Morton Lee
Delbert Fruth
Son Dale
Robert Compton
Louis Campbell
Louis
Carl Stevens
Fred Kloppfer
Willis Tong
C. EB. Robison
Golden Tong
John Snook
Barl
Eugene Mullholland
Delphos
Robert Barrett
Thomas Reardon
Kenton
Russell Presler
Gerald
Sarah Presler
Earl Moser
Earl Looman
Earl, Jr
J. T. Looman
Virgil Bogard
Tymochtee
Galen Bame
Will Dible
Mrs. W. B. Holden
Fostoria Animal Products
Ing. Fostoria, Ohio
Wernick Products Co
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