Observations on notes and notions from a busy year
A column of eclectic musings by Herbert H. Miller covers diverse topics from a Vienna dermatologist praising honey to political and social hints. It touches on early 20th century booms, education in Cook County, etiquette on corn, Napoleon, Huey, Ethiopia, and a playful mix of curiosities and jests. It mentions a 212 Eastern graduates with no jobs, a dean’s vacation proposal, and the humorous idea of a statue for a cafe cook who added tapioca to cherry pie.
Relief Ends September as U.S. Plans Work Drive
Washington reports say the administration will begin ending direct relief to states on September 1 and end all relief nationwide two months later by mobilizing 3.5 million men to work. President Roosevelt signaled doubt about finishing relief on schedule, insisting unemployable should not starve. Officials foresee the $4 billion work program reducing needs, with three states unlikely to require further federal aid within three weeks.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Slotterbeck Reunion Elects 1926 Officers at Fostoria Park
Mr and Mrs Mark Mitten attended the Slotterbeck reunion in Fostoria park on Sunday. H G Smith of Nevada was elected president, William Slotterbeck of Carey area vice president, and Miss Fannie Smith of Nevada secretary treasurer. Next year's gathering is planned for Harrilgon Smith park Upper Sandusky on the second Sunday in August.
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Mark Mitten
Northeast of
Town
Slotterbeck
Fostoria Park
H. G. Smith
Nevada
William Slotterbeck
Carey
Fannie Smith
Harrilgon Smith Park
Upper Sandusky
Carey 4-H Club Camp at Island Park Mt Blanchard
The Carey 4-H club held a three day camping party at Island Park Mt Blanchard from July 31 to August 2. Girls attending included Margie Calmes Ruth Heck Donna Mae Pahl Betty Wenner Jean Bakies Elaine Thome Frances Peirce Martha Phillips Dorcas Baker Ruth Hosafros Martha Derr Corinne Wenzinger Rita Brown Betty Hamlet Catherine Black Margie Black Pauline Bakies Rita Bakies Margaret Baughman Marilyn Shane Geraldaja Mae Moser Rosemary Brooks Agnes Kitzler Mary Alice Kitzler Mary Louise Vaughn Virginia Baker Carol Jane Shane Martha Jane Keller Norma Jean Gibson. Club leader Mrs Alfred Davis and secretary Miss Margery Caughey joined for the three days with assistants Miss Margaret Wensinger and Miss Caroline Kummerer spending the last night. Frances Peirce, News Reporter.
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Margie Calmes
Ruth Heck
Donna Mae Pahl
Betty Wenner
Jean Bakies
Elaine Thome
Frances Peirce
Martha Phillips
Dorcas Baker
Ruth Hosafros
Martha Derr
Corinne Wenzinger
Rita Brown
Betty Hamlet
Catherine Black
Margie Black
Pauline Bakies
Rita Bakies
Margaret Baughman
Marilyn Shane
Geraldaja Mae Moser
Rosemary Brooks
Agnes Kitzler
Mary Alice Kitzler
Mary Louise Vaughn
Virginia Baker
Carol Jane Shane
Martha Jane Keller
Norma Jean Gibson
Alfred Davis
Carey
Margery Caughey
Sycamore
Margaret Wensinger
Caroline Kummerer
Miss Florence Blackford Dies
Florence Blackford 69 longtime society editor for the Toledo Times and Findlay Morning Republican died Wednesday of angina pectoris after a week of illness. Funeral services were held Friday.
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Florence Blackford
Toledo Times
The
Findlay Morning Republican
Motorist Held in George Bland Death
Herman M. Linthicum 28 of Tiffin is jailed on manslaughter charges after a collision on state routes 53 and 63 that killed 68 year old George W. Bland of Old Fort. Bland, returning from a fishing trip, was struck and killed as he walked along the highway near his brother William Bland’s home. Linthicum, intoxicated per sheriff reports, was captured near Fremont after a pursuit by Seneca and Sandusky county officers. Formal inquest held. Linthicum denies hitting Bland. Bland’s death occurred two days before his 59th birthday. he left a wife, one son, six daughters, and several siblings.
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Herman M. Linthicum
George W. Bland
Old Fort
Linthicum
Sterling Grinding Wheel Co
Verne F. Deats
Bland
Tiffin
Fremont
Sandusky County
Deats
Paul A. Flynn
P. T. Perin
William
Wolf Creek
Perin
William H Dore
George Tillotson
William Bland
Dore
Tillotson
Sheriff's Office
Tom H. Pask
Pask
County Fair Grounds
Common Pleas
Crela
Seneca County
Linthilcum
John de Ran
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Tae
Carey Ohio Sets Five Year Gas Pricing Ordinance
Village of Carey outlines a five year cap on gas charges by The Ohio Fuel Gas Company. The ordinance fixes monthly rates per hundred cubic feet, a minimum monthly charge, late payment fees, and conditions for domestic and commercial service, plus street mains extensions and general compliance with state utility rules. It references adoption by the mayor and clerk and requires company acceptance within 30 days.
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Carey
Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Company
State of
Ss. H. Krebs
Jacob Nitrauer
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Carey Times
Eloge Thrall
Carey, Ohio
Postoffice
Ghio Newspaper Association
Herbert H. Miller
Vienna
Danube
Hoover
Oregon
Noble Puffer
Cook County
Ill
Napoleon
Huey
Harlem
Ethiopia
Eastern Law School
Bill Powell
Jean Powell
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis
Revenoeers
California
Marshall
Gibraltar
Dempsey-Willard
Levinsky
Eastern Medical College
Gan
Carey 4-H Club
Island Park
Mt. Blanchard
Miss Blackford
George Bland
McCutchenville
Ene
Theis Furniture Exchange
Oyete Theatre
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
TN . Wore
Ameeele
Richard Dix
Marian Marsh
Charles
Seata
Wallace Ford
Tim McCoy
Stooges
Fox News
Lee Frances DR
Colin Clive
FuxGou
Leon ‘Erroll i
Charles Murray
Fostoria
Fostoria Amd Smal ‘Products, Inc
Wernick Products Co. A
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