Notable Movements and Obituaries in Tiffin Area
The page notes visits and arrivals in Tiffin including Mark Karr as guest of friends, Walter Kenney returning to Toledo, and Rosalie Bradman with Katie Gee Joe Jacoby of Alvada visiting. It records the death of Nicholas Katchey near Kirby at 84, birth notes, and various local social events. It also lists farm and livestock prices, weather damage from storms, and organizational meetings in Upper Sandusky. The report covers community notices, marriages, and local church activities with names of residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Karr
Tiffin
Mira
Banat
Walter Kenney
Toledo
Ley
Rosalie Bradman
Katie Gee
Joe Jacoby
Alvada
Fred Hepp
Notable Local and Regional Social Notes from Berwick Area
Mrs. Joseph Roll stayed several days in Berwick last week while Denzil Scoarse of Chicago and Ralph Pieraccini of Columbus visited relatives. Chicago visitors Edward Shore and Kathryn Hickle arrived as well. The Tiffin Boy Scouts sold about a thousand fly swatters in Swat the Fly. Minor births, moves, and hires appear alongside the Carey Lunch Room relocation and a large Sunday concert by the Carey Moose band with over a thousand attendees. A dispatch from Hocking Valley notes Ryder transfer, and multiple locals plan schooling and marriages. The Camp Restaurant changed hands, Roy Mull buying it from Isaac Searfoss. A marriage occurred Aug. 5 at Sandusky City Methodist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denzil Scoarse
Chicago
Ralph Pieraccini
Columbus
Edward Shore
Kathryn Hickle
Tiffin Boy Scouts
Minnie Adelsperger
Modest Shireman
Detroit
Carey
Steinmetz
A. J. King
Carey Moose Band
the Park
Carey Ryder
Hocking Valley
Logan
Edward Kirby
Wharto
Lewis Shimer
Harold Hilty
Overland
Toledo
Jacob Hilty
Halcyon Hull
Helen Lantz
Bowling Green
Roy Mull
Isaac Searfoss
Wharton
Methodist
Sandusky City
Tura
Ohio State University reports on farming practices and poultry rations
Experiments at Ohio State University show chickens eat three times as much wheat as corn when left to forage. A free bulletin, Growing Vegetable Plants, is issued by OSU Extension. Wheat offers a cheaper substitute for corn in poultry feed, with a suggested shift to one quarter corn and three quarters wheat.
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Ohio State University
Ohio
Extension Service
Department of Agricultural Publications
Invention of Sewing Machine Celebrated in France
France marks the centenary of the sewing machine invention by Barthelemy Thimonnier. In the winter of 1829-30 he patented a mechanical sewing machine in Arbresse near Lyons. After fundraising, he teamed with inspector Beaumer to form a Paris company. Thimonnier, born 1797, died in 1857 penniless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Barthelemy Thimonnier
Arbresse
Lyons
Rhone Valley
Beaumer
Thimonpnier
Paris
Thimonnier
Vacation Note From The Auto Trip Success Story
A Boston Herald note says the auto trip was a success covering 12 563 miles with only minor issues, not breaking anything but a couple of commandments.
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Boston Herald
Oyster Rhyme Counts Four as Pair Forms Oyster Stew
A playful verse describes four oysters meeting a pint of milk and becoming oyster stew. The poem hinges on sequential pairings and wordplay about ocean fare and double meanings.
Radox Footbath Promises Pain Free Corn Removal
An advertisement claims soak feet 15 minutes for 3 or 4 nights loosens corns and calluses so they lift out with roots, without cutting. It credits oxygen in the solution for softening layers and improving skin while promising strong feet and comfortable heels and toes. Ewing Drug Co offers Radox in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Drug Co
World Split 50 50 On Rules of Road History
A National Geographic Society briefing explains why driving sides vary by country. It notes roughly half the nations drive on the right and 43 on the left, with historical roots in weapon hand, coachman seating, and postilion practices, plus a 1835 English law shift and continental parallels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Austria
Sweden
Argentina
Ant
Sola
Washington
D. C
National Geographic Society
Iraq
North America
Asan
Europe
Norway
Italy
Dallomites
Oslo
Swedish
Denmark
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
France
European
America
Local social notes from Carey area residents and visitors
Ralph Savidge from Washington D C is home on vacation. Dozens of family friends and relatives from Carey Alvada Toledo Defiance Fostoria and nearby towns spent weekends or Sundays visiting, dining, or staying with the Savdges Phillips Laws Karr Twining Dow Hurd and other households. An accident involving George Turner near the Wm Summer farm left him with a broken ankle and six weeks of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Weber
Columbus
Harry ‘Nye
Frances Minder
Alvada
Homer Phillips
Mark Karr
May Muliholand
Fostoria
Watson Priddy
Margaret Dow
Aver
Blanche Kentfield
Lick Run
William Krupp
D. A
Addie Davis
Alfred
Toledo
W. S. Beebe
Dorcas Beebe
Hard
Robert Dow
Bobby
Jerry
Mary
Tiffin
J G Laws
Irving D. Claude
Little Pers
Cecily
Wharton
Armacost
Delaware
Europe
Holy Land
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carey Times
Nicholas Katchey
Kirby
John ‘Martz
F. H. Foster
Mizer
Clay Street
Foster
Vigor
E. B. Kurtz
E. M. Gear
Byron Ogg
H. F. Graves
R. C. Pennington
Bascom
Presbyterian Church
Upper Sandusky
N. BE. Davis
Nevada
D. D. Clayton
Elmer Hunter
Horace D. Hutter
Thelma Sopher
Home Missionary Stciety
M. E. Church
Wesley, Patterson
Leetia Lucille Long
Laurence H. Houpt
Miss Long
Grant Long
Mary P. Phillips
Trinity Ryan‘pelical Parsonage
A. F. Beery
Jerome Ruffing
San Francisco
M. J. Ruffing
Anna Margaret Peter
Our Lady of Consolation Church
John Edward Gosser
Shelby
Fr. Fish
Joseph Roll
Berwick
Crawford
Ralph Savidge
Washington, D. C
Wilbur Emerson
Earl Pelton
Bloomdale
Florence Brown
Haskill
Okla
Mary Tracy
C. G. Bliss
J. H. Phillips
Clayton Twining
L. Jane
W.H. Karr
The
Chevrolet
Club Sedan
Phaeton
Delvery
Stowe: Motor Sales
Carey and Upper Sandusky
Coost