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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1924

Page

7

Thanksgiving News and Local Happenings 25 Years Ago

Clayton Moorman family moved to Baton Rouge while Mrs Sherman Bond and Miss Inez Fetter left for Denver. A Thanksgiving reunion at Mrs Henderson Lytle's home. Poultry show drew nine hundred birds at Bading's Hall. Local marriage of Gallie Gdle and Branthe Mick officiated by Rev Joseph Robison. Local markets report crops and livestock prices. City council appointed John Lockrider night watchman for four months. Evangelical church to hold Christmas market December 19 in Hoff building with chicken pie supper for 15 cents. Thanksgiving services at Methodist church with a five-man singing quartet.

Henderson Lytlé John Lockrider Ladies of the Evangelical Church New Hoff New England Snyder Sherman Weltner Taylor Strother J. A. Smith G. W. Chesebrough James Beitler George Martin E. C. Harshberger

Carey area notes and community updates

The Priscillas met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs M A Straw. Carey markets list prices for butter eggs oats corn and wheat. An organ recital was given at the Lutheran church by W H Donley of Indianapolis. Twenty one marriage licenses were issued in November. The Luther League met at the W H Snyder home with a Burlesque auction feature. The Woman's Missionary tea was hosted by Mrs S S Hart. Carey Post A R officers elected include G W Starr and others. August Haller suffered a mangled left hand at a corn shredder southwest of Sycamore. Mrs George Deyr, 59, died near Carey after a four year illness. Deloss Hile and Ed Fosty were in an accident on the Springville road when struck by an engine at Hocking Valley crossing. both injured and buggy damaged.

Priscillas M. A. Straw Carey Beck & Milroy How. Co W. H. Donley Indianapolis Luther League W. H. Snyder Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church S S. Hart Carey Post A. R G. W. Starr George Huif Marion Esterly George Sherman Joseph F. Wonder Benjamin Bond S. S. Laird Homer Thrall Haller Finley Morris Farm Sycamore George Deyr Lewis Pahl Deloss Hile Ed Fosty Springville Road Hile Hocking Valley

Ohio Farms Report Crops Down and Prize Winners

Short and Middlings notes Ohio farm trends and experts. Regular poultry care boosts egg output while the pig crop declined by about 14 percent from last spring. Ohio Swiss cheese makers have captured top prizes four times in eight years. Twenty four Ohio 4 H members attend the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Ohio apple variety tips favor Grimes Golden Rome Beauty Delicious Jonathan and Stayman Winesap for desserts sauces and eating.

Ohio Ohio State University Grimes Golden Rome Delicious Jonathan Stayman

Beech Grove Delayed Letter Notices Extensive Social Visits

Mrs Lea Rickle shows improvement amid a flurry of Sunday and weekend visits. The community chronicles guests from Carey, Vanlue, Upper Sandusky, Mt. Blanchard and beyond, including family gatherings at the Rickle and Platt homes and a surprise at Addison Rickle’s near Carey.

P. O. Harris McCutchenville O'Grover Yentzer Alberta Pauline Mable Willie Hunter E. E. Shane Carol June Albert Roszman Oscar Roth Betty Upper Sandusky Hezekiah Mick Middleton, Mich Charles Colé Harvey Bland N B. Platt Byron England Henry England Blanchard F. B Schade Geneva Ida F. SS. England Findlay Lee Rickle Home Linus Myers Lon Doppler Carey Karl Brown Paul Ruth Jacob Yentzer Charles Farthing St. Paul Ernest Shane Carol Jane Claude Bushong Marion Beck Martha Griffith Mt. Blanchard Lewis Kimmel Corrine John Stalter John Updegraff Truman Addison Rickle Rickle Girard Rickle Grace Chapel O.C Rickle Hugh Brashares Heart Brashares Dwight Hebron Gail Schoemberger Near Kirby Olive Brashares

Crop shows highlighted in Crop Talk November issue

The Ohio State University Crop Talk November issue explains why community crop shows are valuable both socially and educationally. It notes Ohio counties held an average of three shows last year and advises on organizing with good judges, plus rules to simplify the event.

Crop Talk Ohio State University Ohio Farmer's Institutes J. S. Cutler

Engraved Christmas Greetings at Winans Jewelry Store

Winter sale at Winans Jewelry Store offers engraved Christmas greetings on ornaments and keepsakes. Customers can personalize selections with names and messages for unique holiday gifts.

Winans’ Jewelry Store

Wyandot Burial Vault appoints new manager in Upper Sandusky

County Doings notes the resignation of Jasper E. Lanker as manager of Wyandot Burial Vault in Upper Sandusky and the board naming William Baumunk as his successor. Edith Ruth Spiegel and Clyde IL McCleary wed near Upper Sandusky at the bride’s home near Bucyrus. McCleary, a farmer, and Miss Spiegel, a 1923 Upper Sandusky High School graduate, will live with the groom’s parents temporarily. Samuel Aten died at his Nevada home after a brief illness. Born June 18, 1842 in Ashland, he was the last of eight children. In 1871 he married Sarah J. Stewart. four children survive. Aten was long a Presbyterian. funeral at the home conducted by Revs. Lashley, Miller, and Allen of Nevada.

Jasper E. ‘Lanker Wyandot Burial Vault Upper Sandusky William’ Baumunk Edith Ruth Spiegel Clyde IL McCleary Bucyrus McCleary

Road Facts and Figures Worth Knowing

A compilation of U S highway data noting one vehicle per five people in Ohio and 6000 trees along Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia. It cites mortality from traffic and gas incidents, milk haulage by trucks, and highway spending by Indiana and the U S Department of Agriculture estimates of farm goods moved on roads.

Ohio Philadelphia City of Columbus

The Truck Driver: A Man of Steely Resolve

An anecdote from Forbes Magazine depicts a fearless truck driver who, after a lecture, pursues a single goal with unwavering focus. No obstacle or opponent sways him as he moves forward, threatening only those who cross his path. The stark portrait asks what such a man should be called.

Milkman Joke About Cream In Our Milk

A playful exchange between a young husband and wife features a milkman explanation. The husband asks why there is never any cream, and the wife confirms the milkman’s reply that the jug is filled so full there is no room for cream.

New York World

Carey Times Gift Plan Teases Holiday Reminders

A nostalgic plea invites readers to send the Carey Times as a Christmas gift to friends and relatives who have moved away, offering fifty three reminders of friendship for two dollars.

Carey Times

Winter Storage Tips for Fresh Vegetables

Roy te Magruder of the Ohio Experiment Station advises storing vegetables in cool rooms or cellars. Onions hang, carrots beets parsnips and turnips stay moist in soil or sand. cabbage and cabbage plants also keep if kept dry. Sweet potatoes squash and pumpkins require warmer dry shelves. provide water to prevent drying.

Roy Te Magruder Ohio Experiment Station

The Wrong Leg

Fred E. Weatherly recalls a joke about a hysterical woman at a dinner party who fears paralysis. She proclaims a loss of use in her legs, while the bishop corrects her, revealing she has been pinching the bishop’s leg to fake numbness.

Fred E. Weatherly

Fan The Fan Deliberately Late For Game Delivers Quip

A spectator arrives in the sixth inning asking for the score. The fan responds that the game is tied 0 0 and expresses sarcasm about missing nothing despite the delay.

Fred

No Doubt About It in Oshkosh Train Stop

An elderly woman wakes from a nap on a train and asks where they are. The boy names Oshkosh as a station moment after the conductor merely sneezed before delivering a quick door check.

Bobby Oshkosh

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