46 Years Ago In August 1895 Local News Highlights
Florence Tyson, daughter of John Tyson, dies at 17. William Redman and Miss Katie Bloom wed in Fostoria. Upper Sandusky sells a natural gas pipeline to the field for about $5,000. Le Roy Wonder buys land near Harpster for 7,000. Cuban insurgents reportedly gaining ground. Tramps disrupt freight train No. 65 near Tiffin. police called. Samuel Snyder, long-time settler, dies at 90 near Carey. buried in Spring Grove. Various births, marriages, and local civic notes appear across Stark and Wyandot counties.
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Florence Tyson
John Tyson
William Redman
Katie Bloom
Adrian
Fostoria
Upper Sandusky
Akron Board of Health
le Roy
Wonder
Harpster
Bernard Feeley
Walter Phillips
Tiffin
Union
Crawford Woods
Simonis
Lake Shore Road
Chicago Record
Japan
Singer
Samuel Snyder
Carey
Bedford County
Stark County
Ohio
England
Mr. Sny
Caliban
Sandusky
John, L. Duffield
Wharton
Hirza Alwilda
Je D
Casey
Margaret
William Schubert
Claude M. Snavely
Urbana
Ralph Livingston
Prairie Depot High School
Ada
E. H. Porter
Republic
Fred Green
Walter Wentz
Harry Pickett
Whartons
Danish West Indies
St. Thomas
St. Croix
St. John’s
Porto
Little Known Facts About Ice Cream
Readable summary notes ice cream's calories compare to pies and cakes, air is integral to texture, fresh fish with ice cream poses no issue, and ice cream provides milk nutrients. It lists ingredients and explains typical ratios of cream milk, sugar, eggs, and stabilizers, plus annual production figures.
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National Dairy Council
Five Local Topics From August 12 1926 Including Traffic Plan and Films
Dr George of Columbus gives a Klan speech at Patterson and Findlay streets Saturday evening. Freight interchange talks between Big Four and AC Y cross tracks southwest of Carey to ease yard congestion. Strand shows nightly films The Price of Pleasure with Virginia Valli and others. Upcoming features include Chip of Flying Up His Supreme Moment The Pace That Thrills with stars Ben Lyon Mary Astor Tully Marshall.
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Dr. George of Columbus
Patterson and
Findlay Streets
Big Four
Ac-&-Y
Carey
Strand
Virginia Valli
Norma Louise Fazenda
George Fawcett
Kate Lester
Hoot Gibson
Chip
George Fitzmaurice
Blanche Sweet
Ronald Coleman
Ben Lyon
Mary Astor
Tully Marshall
Hattie the Flopper's Fraud Ends in Prison
Hattie Green of New York, a noted chronic claimant or “flopper,” faked injuries for damages after staged slips. A tipped-off accomplice and a bus explosion hoax led to her exposure and a prison sentence.
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Hattie Green
New York
Hattie
Penitentiary
Family Reunion Cards Sold Through Theo Carey Times Office
Local notice invites residents to print family reunion cards at Theo Carey Times office. The directive emphasizes quick turnaround and access to standard card formats suitable for community events.
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Theo Carey Times Office
Salem area social notes record many local visits
A long list of Sunday and Friday gatherings includes Mr and Mrs Lawrence Orians with family visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Davidson, and numerous relatives from Lovell Attica Upper Sandusky and Columbus. Attica residents Miss Elizabeth Logsdon and Mrs John Holm are noted visiting, with receptions at Denton and Karr households and a trip to OShaughnessy Dam near Columbus.
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Lawrence Orians
Henry Davidson
Frank Best
Virgil Best
Lovell
Emmet Myers
Henry Fleck
Urban Hoops and
Urban McBeth
Upper Sandusky
George Lortz
Katie Lortz
Henry Kimmel
William Wein
Mansfield
Herman Reinhart
Gorgon
Anna May Kelbley
Alvada
Wilfrid Logsdon
John Holm
Attica
Edward
Katie McDonald
Urban Hoops and Sons
Elizabeth Logsdon
Findlay Hospital
Mollie
Urban Myers
Clifford
Cecelia
Catherine Tice
J. E Davidson
Peter Schultz
Carey
John Guttenberg
Mark Karr
Russel Koch
Ronald
Betty Lou
Daniel Newell
Duncansville
Maxine Newell
Doris Ann Koch
McDonald
Charles Acker
Gilbert McBeth
Philadelphia
A A McBeth
Patricia
Dorothy
Rosemary
Ethel Judy
Marilyn
East of Crawford
Urban Hoops
Louis
David
HO F Davidson
Charles
Paul
Robert
Waite McDonald
O'Shaughnessy Dam
Columbus
Moody's Atlantic voyage fire proves prayer and work unite
The record recalls D L Moody facing a shipboard fire at sea. Crew and volunteers passed water in buckets while a friend urged prayer at the far end. Moody insisted they stay and both prayed and worked, believing prayer and action must go together.
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D. L Moody
Atlantic
Moody
Navajos Weave Beautiful Patterns
A feature on the Navajo Nation describes its vast 16 million acre reservation centered at Window Rock Arizona. It highlights nomadic hogans, weaving women, vibrant garments, and regional sites like Canyon de Chelly and Monument Valley, along with trading posts and desert life.
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United States
Window Rock
Ariz
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Redman
Albuquerque
Gallup
Southwest
Navajo Reservation
Canyon de Chelly
Monument Valley
Navajo Arts Praised as Unique Wool Blanket Poetry
The article extols Navajo medicine men and dances as deeply learned. It highlights births, deaths, marriages, and offerings interwoven with songs and prayers, and lauds the Navajo blanket as unparalleled poetry in wool crafted by simple women on primitive looms.
Youth Is Fined After Accident Near Vanlue
Lucian Stac ey aged 23 of near Alvada was fined 50 dollars and costs by Mayor W Bright of Vanlue for being drunk and disorderly after a traffic accident in Vanlue. He was remanded to the county jail if he cannot pay. The crash involved three people in a car, two of whom were minors. the driver, 16, was sent to juvenile authorities, the other minor to juvenile officers after hospital release.
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Guy Burnap
Beebe News Social Visits Include Numerous Local Families
Mr and Mrs W J Smith hosted guests while Mary Louise Vaughn visited in Carey. Joe Myers and family joined W A Vaughn in welcoming visitors from Carey and Fostoria. The Gottfried and Swerlein households attended a Chambers family reunion at Riverside Park Findlay with several relatives and guests.
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W. J. Smith
Willis Smith
Mary Louise Vaughn
Joe Myers
Carey
Joe Allen
W. A. Vaughn
Michael Vaughn
Ronnie
Jane Ellen
Fordyce Gottfried
Fostoria
C. W. Cupp
Toledo
Chambers
Riverside Park
Findlay
Social Gatherings Near Carey and Toledo
Walter Gottfried home hosted Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Winey Mrs. Clyde Wilcox and daughter Karen Mrs. Merceil Manon and Mrs. Clarence DuVall of Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith and son David were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith. Afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Willis Smith and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Wenner and sons Kenneth Eugene and Wendell, north of Carey.
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Walter Gottfried
H. E. Winey
Clyde Wilcox
Karen
Merceil Manon
Clarence DuVall
Toledo
Lawrence Smith
David
W. J. Smith
Willis Smith
Forrest Wenner
Kenneth
Eugene
Wendell
Carey
Tonsil Removal Reported for Gene Stillberger
Gene Stillberger son of Mrs William Stillberger of the Findlay Carey road had his tonsils removed Friday in a Findlay lay doctor’s office and was transported by Barnhart invalid coach to the Joe Stillberger home near the Three Mile bridge on the Findlay Carey road.
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Gene Stillberger
William Stillberger
Carey
Findlay
Barnhart
Joe Stillberger
Three Mile Bridge
Findlay- Carey Road
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State Teachers College
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Ewing Drug Store
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