Salem News Social Roundup Aides Local Visits
Dorothy Secrist of Wharton stays with Miss Mary Orians while many neighbors host and visit across Salem township. Local families, including the Weavers, Brashares, Orians, Hunter, Logsdon, and Shumaker circles, share dinners, moves, and picnics as a community notes illness and a birth. Mary Lorraine Orians out sick with mumps. several pupils also ill. A new daughter Mary born to Ed Holland and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Holland
London
Mary
Holland
Bertha Logsdon
Salem Township
A. C. Logsdon
Urbana
Salem
Mary Lorraine Orians
Richard Weaver
Mollie Ldrtz
Vincent Fox
Cletus Kummerer
Ruth Kimmel
Hattie
Earl Hunter
Will Hunter
Lee Wentz
Harry Ehrlich
Wilfrid Logs
Coluubus
OSUV
Columbue
A Forest Fable Burning Homes
An automobile tour through a pine stand ends with a devastating forest fire started by a discarded cigarette. Firefighters battle for days, leaving a scarred mountainside and smouldering remains while tourists move on unaware. The tale links forest destruction to economic loss and industry’s role in housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Pp. Allen
Forest Ranger
Ne Cary Parmers' Community club meeting notice
Ne Cary Parmers community club will hold a Tuesday evening meeting on April 28 at o o'clock at the farmer's creamery. Refreshments will be served. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Parmers
Boys Grow Potatoes Contest At Carey
The Kiwanis club invites boys in and around Carey to enter a potato growing contest. Seed will be supplied and the goal is to produce the most and best potatoes from one bushel. See a club member to enter now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Carey
Farm purchase in Ridge township by Jow Peter
Northwest town resident Jow Peter buys the 160 acre Charles and Alvin Baker farm in Ridge township through Newhard Realty. The deal completes a local land transfer and reflects ongoing farm acquisitions in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JO W Peter
Charles and
Alvin Baker
Ridge Township
Newhard Reel Lstate
Doan’s Pills Earns Kidney Relief Endorsed by Mrs Nye
Mrs Ed Nye of 129 FE North St reports her kidneys weakened by sudden trouble and rheumatic pains. Doan’s Pills from the Ewing Drug Co regulated her kidneys and eased backache, dizziness, and twinges, with the 60 cent price retail. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY markets the same remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Nye
North St
Doan
Ewing Drug, Co
Court News Covers Passports and Local Real Estate Actions
Court news notes an application for Colombian passports, 1926 auto license tag handling, and multiple estate matters. Entries include sales in Crane and Salem townships, guardian and administrator appointments, tax determinations, and probate actions at Upper Sandusky courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Dirmeyer
Bond
M. S Newell
W. C. Kuenzli
W. C.kuenzli Et al
Guardian
Mary Horick
J A. Horick
Bulletin on soil fertility issued for Ohio farmers
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station announces a new sixteen page bulletin by former director C E Thorne on soil fertility. It summarizes thirty years of experiments with fertilizers manure and lime on Wooster farms and others in the state. Free mail distribution to readers who mention the Carey Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Thorne
Ohio Agricultural Experiment
Ohio
Wooster
Carey Times
Experiment Station
Red Cross to Hold Crippled Children Clinic in Upper Sandusky
Miss Louise Walters county Red Cross secretary visited Monday to arrange a crippled children's clinic for Upper Sandusky on May 26. The county clinic previously helped the son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Twining walk after correcting club feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Walters
Red Cross
Upper Sandusky
Oscar Twining
McCutchenville News Briefs April 15 1925
Remodelling by I J Meshinger announced. Mrs Ellen Swerline ill. Watermans visit Toledo friends. mumps relapse for Mrs Bigger. Dr C W Montgomery attending. Easter and family visits with Weiningers Mullholands Lowmasters Yamberts. Congressman Brooks Fletcher to speak Wyandot High April 23 with Mrs Fletcher playing piano selections. Dinner hosts include Heaton Yambert Ekieberry and Leitz families. dancing and pinochle noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Fletcher
Wyandot High School
Clyde Ekleberry
C A. Heaton
Frank Yambert
Kari Yambert
Edith
Cecil Yambert
Chas Yambert
Charles Junior
Forest Ekieberry
Harry Weininger
H. W Leitz
Martha
Akron
Shelby Meyer
Upper Sandusky
John Nietz
Fred Stine
Dorothy
Tiffin
A. Mullholand
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Salem News
Ating Dorothy Secrist
Wharton
Mary Orians
Thomas Henige
Lovelll
George Lortz
P. W. Sowinski
James and
Mary Cecilia
Bellaire
Mich
Michael Wenzinger
John Wenzinger
Grace Chapel
Firmin Pahl
Harold
Euey
Kifin
Alvada
Mise Raymond” Weaver
Will. Kear
Addison Rickle
East of Carey
Heart Brashares
Dwight
Tracy Baker
Olive Brashares
Raymond Weaver
W. M. Hunter
Adora Jane
Bilaine
Virgil
Adora Hunter
South of Garey
Wilfrid Logsdon
Karl Twurter
Nicholas Laamberjack
North of Carey
Ambrose Oriuns
Agnes Arnold
Raymond Lonsway
Mildred Bulalia
Peter Fisher
John Davidson
Liet Run
R S Davidson
le Moyne
Nevada
Main
Claston Smith
Harpster
War F Davidson
LeRoy
Migs Florence
Joef Davidson
Ivoo
Henrys
Mies
Mary Sede
Photinia
Ralph Phacherd
Pheumonia
Bummerer
Maceae
Ralph Williams
Springs Ile
Hler
Court News
John Martin, Doyle
Colombia
South America
Clerk of Courts
Harless Staggs
Sheriff Sale
Elias Parker
Alvin Curtis
W. W. Scheidegger
Crane Township
Frank Needs
William Zahn
Theodore Frank
Cr. Moses
Leefe Stacey
Charles F. Cluse Mae
Catherine Smalley Et
Anna Laden Et
Sale
Catherine Smalley Et al
Anna Laden
Foster Finkle
Margaret Chesebrough
Catherine Thom
NEW Bulletin
I. J Meshinger
Ellen Swerline
Charles Waterman
Toledo
Carrie Mullholand
W. Lowmaster
Anna Weininger
C. D. Mitchell
Carey, Ohio
BIG Four
Sandusky
Noa
Springfield
Dayton
Cincinnati
Bellefontaine
Muncie
Indiwipolis
St. Louis
Big Four Route Ticket Agent
Avork
H. B. Keller Monumental Store
Country Club
Prunes
Box Country Club
Lee
Kroger
Thousand Island
Bologna
Kenmont
Carey Farmers Cooperative Co
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