Local Correspondence Notes Broad Guest Visits Around Carey
A Salem News digest lists numerous social visits and dinners. Agnes Haferd of Tiffin spent time with brother George Haferd. Ambrose Orians hosted and visited by Carey and Findlay families. Guests included Davidson, Kilgus, Herry Fleck, and Lortz families with outings to Findlay and Ottawa. A large picnic honors Homer and Mrs Dietelbach with 26 guests and many local names in attendance.
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Agnes FE Haferd
Tiffin
George Haferd
Grover Hill
Galion
Tuesay
Ambrose Orians
Frank Brenner
Albert Kummerer
Lena Simonis
Orville
Carey
R. J. Spitler
Audrey
Charles
Betty
Lick Run
A. A. McBeth
George H. Davidson
Lincoln, Neb
John Davidson
Herry Fleck
Arlis
Justine
Woodrow
Dolores Rose
Leo Bradman
Edward Strasser
Upper Sandusky
Mr. Strasser
Michael Wenzinger
Rose
Mary
Martha
Louis
Leonard
Isabel
Frank Kilgus
Crawford
H. G. Myers
Beatrice
Emmet Myers
Urban
J. T. Myers
Winifrel Karr
Ling Davidson
Findlay
Mr. Davidson
Fost
Blanche
Edward
Andrew Fox
Merle
Vincent
Josephine’ Haferd
East of Carey
Frank Riester
Mildred
Helene
Frances Riester
Ambrose Shumaker
Walter Hirth
Wilfred Logsdon
James
Fostoria
Joseph Reinhart
Ottawa
Logsdon
Uphuns
Wm. Grooms
George Grooms
Columbus
Earl Hunter
Mr. Grooms
Clarence Gardner
Rollo Kimmel
Walter Lortz
Ruth Kimmel
C. G. Kimmel
Katie Lortz
Homer Burson
Ethel
Dietelbach
Lortz
Rollo
Ruth
Henry
Nattie
Henry Lortz
Walter
Delmar
Fordyce
Wm. Kummerer
Ano
Willis Virgil
Caroline
George Lortz
Lucille
Mollie
Paul Lortz
Russell
Robert
John Lortz
Kh. S. Burson
Wm. Dietelbich
Ledvittsburg
Trumbull County
Community Notes and Social Calls Around Woodsdale
Woodsdale social calendar features Mr and Mrs Fred Alspach and other Findlay visitors. A fatal auto accident involving Lester Loy near Burton Hendricks’s home is reported alongside hospital visits and family gatherings. Grant Karr is advertised for auto insurance.
Sunday School Plans at St Paul Next Sunday
St Paul hosts Sunday School next Sunday at 9 00. Local families share Sunday dinners with friends at various Carey Mt Blanchford and Findlay homes including Shull Pendleton Shuck Opper Walters Pratt and Aurand.
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St Paul
Truman Shull
Charles Sutter
Carey
George Pendleton
Martha and
Treva
Harlen Shuck
M. L. Walters
Charles Cross
Peter Aurand
Mt. Blanchford
Nicholas Opper
Tom Walter
Nyal
Sam Walters
Vanlue
Charles Walters
Stanley
Lonna Pratt
Orville Pratt
Gerald
Carey Times Ad Promotes Name Cards
Local notice invites readers to visit the Carey Times office to obtain name cards of all kinds, signaling a range of customizable cards available for purchase or order.
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Carey Times Office
Walnut Valley Friends Share Social Visit Notes
Mrs. Frank Haines is ill and Mrs. Sarah Johnson not well. Lawrence and George Dible visited Port Clinton for peaches. Carrie Yentzer and Nella Robinson visited Mrs. Phil Kinney. Wallace Ruehle and Florence stopped by Haines and Ruehle families. Upper Sandusky visitors joined Kinney party. More calls and gatherings with Kinney and Haines households noted.
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Sarah Johnson
Lawrence
George Dible
Port Clinton
Carrie Yentzer
Nella Robinson
Phil Kinney
Wallace Ruehle
Florence
Frank Haines
Henry Melamore
Upper Sandusky
George Lawhead
Wm. Dible
Ferdinand, Dible
Ralph Williams
Springville
Earl Moser
Hayes Shireman
P. S. Kinney
al Maskey
Callie Crouse
Bellevennon
Sabbath school and social notes from Hebron
Sabbath school at 9 o clock Sunday. Orval Staley s sale set for next Thursday. Local visits and family gatherings noted, with multiple names from Findlay Wharton Garey and St Paul. Edna McRill hired to teach Red Oak two months replacing Miss Secrist who is recovering after ear surgery. Ruth Stillberger 18th birthday celebrated with marshmallow toast and group of friends and relatives.
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Orval Staley
Ray Platts
Findlay
David Rachell
Wharton
Lawrence Stout
Doris
Ruth Stillberger
Lalia
Olive Brashares
Frank Robinson
Hosea Tong
St. Paul
Edith Loveridge
Silas Kimmel
Dessie
George Perkins
Garey
Charles England
Grant
Margaret England
Herbert Baker
Edna McRill
Vankie
Red Oak School
Ruth Secrist
Olive Bra
Edna
Ethel Yentzer
Ruth Young
Irene
Bernita
Bolton
Dorothy Secrist
Lyella Kimmel
Dessie Kimmel
Hdna Price
Edith Loverage
Desta Robison
Mary Moore
Iva Rodalbaugh
Doris Stillberger
Edna Eatherton
Messrs
Ralph Bowman
Addison Rickle
Clyde
Karl Rodalbaugh
Marion
George Price
Laird Rickle
Earl
Local residents visit relatives across Kenton and area towns
Adrian Lewis Etchen spent a few days last week with relatives in Kenton. Darwin Presler of Akron is making an extended visit with relatives here. Mrs. Stacy Lombard of Ithaca Michigan visited Mrs. Arthur Mullholand. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sprinkle and son James were weekend visitors at McCutchenville. The Kinney and Mullholand households hosted several callers from Carey and Fostoria, including Fred Kinney near Carey and Eugene Mullholand of Delphos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Etchen
Kenton
Darwin Presler
Akron
Stacy Lombard
Ithaca
Mich
Arthur
Mullholand
J. E. Sprinkle
James
McCutchenville
Fred Kinney
Carey
Ann Brett
Re Jd. Higgins
Cora+Johnsoy
Tiffin
Avere
Fred Wichen
Fostoria
T. M. Saunders
Arthur Mullholland
Ann Bretz
Real estate transfers across Tymochtee and Carey townships
Mary E B Dutcher transfers 5.2 acres in Tymochtees to Elmer E Dunn for 1300. Edward Wagner transfers 10.43 acres in Tymochtees to Geo Sager for 2300. Florence Pendleton transfers 14.82 acres in Ridge to G C Yentzer for 1.00. Lillie M Miller transfers part of Lot 129 Carey to Charles H Nachbar for 1.00. James A Carey transfers Lot 16 Upper Sandusky to Frank Zephfuss. Carl A Schira transfers Lot 18 Carey Heights to B H Gibbs for 165. Charles W Brayton transfers part Lot 15 Alvin Dow Add Carey to S Hart for 10. Charles W Brayton and Ora S Hart transfer part Lot 15 Alvin Dow Add Carey for 10. Carl A Sinait to Ernest Dunn for Lot 9 East Part C D Smith Add Carey for 1. Gertrude Hellman transfers part Lot 15 Mc Cutchenville to J Herman Windau for 350. A E Southward transfers Lot 4 in Ewings Add Wharton land for 500. Albert Bues transfers Lot 4 Ewings Add Wharton for 525 to William Kent. Edward L Weaver transfers parts of Lots 59-60 Carey to Jessie G Long for 3850. George E Lust transfers 40 acres Tymochtee to John Brause for 1. David Trachsel transfers Lot 48 Carey and Dow Add Carey to Cyrus Sloman for 1700.
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Mary EB. Dutcher
Elmer E. Dunn
Tymochtes Township
Edward Wagner
Geo Sager
Florence Hotelling Pendleton
G. C. Yentzer
Ridge Township
Lillie M. Miller
Charles H. Nachbar
A. E
Albert Bues
Ewing
Wharton
William Kent
Tymochtee Township
David Trachsel
Cyrus Sloman
Carey
Dow
Notable damage suit over X-ray negligence in Bucyrus
Howard L. Stewart of Seneca county sues Dr. F. H. Powers and Dr. Leopold Adams for 20000 alleging negligent use of an X-ray machine during a sliver removal on Oct 1 1919 at Bucyrus cost him 500 in medical care and causing permanent disability. attorneys E. C. Snyder and Geo. Schroth of Tiffin represent the plaintiff in Bucyrus Telegraph.
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Howard L. Stewart
Seneca County
F. H. Powers
Leopold Adams
Bucyrus
Mansfield
Ohio
E. C. Snyder
Geo. Schroth
Tiffin
Bucyrus Telegraph
Card of Thanks for Support During Bereavement
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted during our bereavement. Gratitude to Father Pascal for comforting words and to those who sent flowers and provided automobiles. W. D. McDonald Frank McDonald.
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Father Pascal
W. D. McDonald
Frank McDonald
No Hunting Notice on Frank Eaken Farm
No hunting or trespassing allowed on Frank Eaken farm due to hog cholera positive status. Posted by Frank Eaken.
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Frank Eaken
A. D. Lenner
John A.’ Fox
Smith Sheldon Kleopfer
Local youths fined for illegal craps game
Policeman George Krider cited two 17 year old boys for craps playing before Mayor Al on Monday evening. Each was fined 3.60 dollars.
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George Krider
Grant Karr Agency Dominates Carey Real Estate Market
The Grant Karr Agency, Carey’s leading real estate firm, lists 58 houses for sale with ready service and strong sales over the past five years. The firm offers various locations and price ranges and invites buyers to request viewing details and assistance.
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Carey
Grant’Karr
Grant Karr
Four Men Naturalized In Common Pleas Court
Triday marked naturalization day in the common pleas court as four men were made full citizens. S. H. Ewing from Cleveland conducted exams and Judge W. F. Duncan led a brief citizenship course before presenting each new citizen with a silk American flag.
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Common Pleas Court
United States
S. H. Ewing
Cleveland
W. F. Duncan
Findlay Courier
Insurance Expert J A Smith Promises Reliable Service
J A Smith, notary public, continues to represent the same old line insurance companies he has served for 25 years. He offers guidance across all lines and promises the right kind of service.
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J. A. Smith
Notary Public
Our Lady of Consolation Church Sunday Mass Schedule
The parish under Rev Father Aloys M Fish lists Sunday services: Low Mass 7 30, High Mass 10 30, Vespers and benediction at 7 30 pm. Weekday Masses at 6 39 and 8 00 am.
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Aloys M. Fish
English Lutheran Church Service Times Announced
Rev. E. L. Spaid, pastor, leads Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 10:15 a.m. Luther League gathering at 7:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting scheduled for Thursday evening.
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English Lutheran Church
E. L. Spaid
Luther League
First United Brethren Church Welcomes All Services
Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. Y P S C o 6:00 p.m. Evening worship at 7:00 p.m. Prayer service Wednesday evening 7:00 p.m. Pastor J Rinehart invites everyone to attend.
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First United Brethren
Chris T
J. ©. Rinehart
Y. P.S. Co. HE
Local church notices hint at services and fairs
I H Amore pastor notes Sunday school at 9 30 a m and foreign day services at 10 30 a m K L C EB 630 pm evening worship near choir practice Tuesday evening prayer meeting Wednesday St John preaching 9 am Sunday school 10 am St Paul Sunday School 9 am vacation days over and big fair should end by Sunday encouraging church attendance for rest and refreshment
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I. H. Amore
Carey
St. John
Methodist Episcopal Church Service Schedule
The Methodist Episcopal Church lists services on Sunday at 10:15 a.m. for study and 6:30 p.m. for worship. Epworth League meets at 7:30 p.m. Church training and serving follow. Thursday activities include prayers at 7:30 p.m. Pastor is W. F. Martin.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
W. F. Martin
Epworth League
The
Sugar production and beet sugar rise amid price pressure
The text notes a 15 percent boost in Cuban cane sugar and beet sugar output in the United States, driven by high prices. It predicts cane growth will be excellent, beet sugar up 70 percent, and a stable world price near 15 cents due to increased production in Cuba.
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United States
Cuba
Indiana Fair Price Commissioner Warns Sugar Shortage Will Grow
Stanley Wyckoff states the United States will only partially compensate for the current global sugar shortage, urging action to secure price stability. He notes shortages persist and pressures remain on consumers and producers.
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United States
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