Marriages and tragedies highlighted in Wharton carey area
Twenty five years ago John M Long of Carey and Miss Grace Greek of Wharton wed at the M. E. parsonage in Wharton on Thanksgiving morning. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Marsh died at their Crawford home after six weeks with typhoid fever. Mrs. Eli Hellman of McCutchenville, 76, died in a kerosene accident while tending a fire. her clothing caught fire after kerosene spilled and a match was struck. Gail Ryder received a Toledo Blade Thanksgiving gift a gold watch for his work on the paper. Charles Rife, section boss, died after being struck by a westbound train near the yard. he had stayed seated on the track after sending men back to work. A piano recital under the Stud e Music Club drew a large crowd with officers and club members listed. Other notes include cash additions and farming wins, along with local social items and a baking and sewing contest won by Maude Lawmaster.
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John M. Long
Carey
Grace’ Greek
Wharton
Alice
A. C. Marsh
Crawford
Eli Hellman
McCutchen~ville
A. Blue
Gail Ryder
Toledo Blade
Gail
Northern Ohio Railroad
Charles Rife
Rife
Whch
Btude Music Club
Grace Lytle
Edith van Fleet
Romaine Taylor
Adah Johnson
Lulu Perkins
Bessie McGuire
Madge Chesebrough
Margie Sutphen
Zenith Montague
Maud Campbell
Leta Newhard
Florence Smith
Local grocers raise profit on eggs and town notices
Local grocers increase egg profit from two to four cents. May Ryder returns from a hunting trip reporting deer around Staceyville Maine. Real estate transfers include H L Tracy purchasing corner lots in Willis Schmuck area and adjacent Winnie Orwig property. Several marriages announced in Findlay and nearby towns with multiple couples including Dr G E Harper and Mora Naus and Miss Grace Windau and Herman Derr. The report also notes a 9 year old injured by an air gun in Salem township.
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May Ryder
Staceyville
Maine
H. L. Tracy
Vance
Willis Schmuck
Winnie Orwig
Henry Davidson
John Davidson
Salem Township
Lester Wonder
Hazel Tipton
Columbus
Wonder
Jacob Wonder
G. E Harper
Findlay
Mora E. Naus
Forest
William McBrackney
Kenton
J. W. Shock
United Brethren Church
Warm Water Increases Winter Egg Production
A Ohio Experiment Station report notes warm water boosts winter egg production by raising feed intake. Hens drink less when cold, lowering output. insulated or electric heated water devices help keep water from freezing and support better laying during cold spells.
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D.C. Kennard
Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio Station
Kennard
Wooster
Ohio
When Ignorance Sparks Invention Tale Of Bell
The author cites Alexander Graham Bell saying ignorance helped him rush into early telephone work. He argues many epochal inventions arise from pursuing simple ideas overlooked by experts who assume failure. Bell suggests lack of training can foster innovative breakthroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell
Buckeye Reduction Co. buys cattle and horses in Findlay
Findlay Ohio based Buckeye Reduction Co offers top prices for cattle and horses. They remove calves sheep and hogs free with daytime and nightly phone numbers listed for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
The
Buckeye Reduction Co
Ohio
A Calendar of Ohio Birds in December Winds
Prof. Conger outlines Ohio December bird populations with notes on species likely to be found. The piece highlights waterfowl like mergansers and mallards, quail, pheasants, doves, hawks, owls, woodpeckers, jays, starlings, sparrows, warblers, wrens, titmice, kinglets, crossbills, finches, buntings, longspurs, and shrikes. It emphasizes northern migrants, southern stragglers, and winter adaptations in varied counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Audubon Society
LALSU
Carolina
Nature
Chance Beach Meeting Sparks Track Team Query
A couple on a Atlantic City beach exchange remarks about physical fitness. She compliments his arm claiming it shows development, and he attributes it to basketball. He then asks if she ever joined a track team, prompting a casual conversation about athletics.
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Atlantic City
Ohio Farm Crops Fairly Low Overall in 1928
Ohio farmers faced a variable year with oat and barley yields strong while wheat failed. Wheat fell to 9,713,000 bushels, only 27 percent of the five year average, the lowest since before the 60 year span. Corn and hay trended below normal. tobacco near a 30 year low. oats and barley exceeded prior records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Department of Rural Economics of the
Ohio Experiment Station
New High Tension Line Passes Through Central Ohio
The Ohio Power Co plans a 125 mile power line four miles south of Bloomville. It will cross Muskingum Licking Knox Richland Crawford and Seneca counties from Philo in Muskingum County to Fostoria Bloomville Gazette reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Power Co
Bloomville
Muskingum
Licking
Knox, Richland
Crawford
Seneca County
Philo
Muskingum County
Fostoria
Calling not business or profession telephonist says
Fragmentary quote reflects a view that a telephone operator’s work is a calling rather than a trade. The Carey Times presents the pop culture perspective with a brief question about classification.
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Carey Times
Tion
Granville Hunter
Naomi Hunter
Lot
Virgil Yohe
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Maude Lawmaster
Crawford Township
James Brinkerhoff
Sarah Elizabeth Brinkerhoff
Granville ‘Hunter
James A. Fiunier
A. J. Frederick
Frank and
Mary Stroup
Valley A. Miller
Lloyd
Jacob_Nitrauer
Allen C. Conger
Department of, Wales
Ohio Wesleyan University
F. N. Schira, Carey, O
Carey ‘Times
RATIN
Seneca Grain Co
McCutchenville
Vanlue Gr Grain Co
Vanlue, O
Cleveland
Nick E. Rare Road
Lv. Fostoria
Lv. Cleve
Ly. Fostoria
E.T
Ar. St. Louis
C.T
Ernight
Louis
Chicago
New York
Pontiac
Oakland
Oakland Motor Car CO
Pontiac, Mich
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