Poverty Run Social Club Holiday Gathering
The Poverty Run Social Club was entertained Thursday of last week by Mrs. A J Rueile with Miss Hattie Ruehle assisting. Guests included Mrs. C M Wenner Mrs Jacob Fruth Mrs Arthur Ruehle and Mina of Adriana and Mrs Miles Mitten. Christmas gifts were exchanged and refreshments served.
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Poverty Run
A.J. Ruelile
Hattie Ruehle
C. M. Wenner
Jacob Fruth
Arthur Ruehle
Mina
Adriana
Miles Mitten
Pythian Guests Attend New Year Social Farewell for John Zimmerman
Mrs Geo Uhlmer of Dayton and the Ose and Culler households will host a New Year social at the Ogg home with Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters honoring John Zimmerman who departs for the Pythian Home in Springfield. George Ash hosts a Christmas family dinner with E F Thome C Thome Elaine Ulrich Lovell guests.
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Geo Uhlmer
Dayton
F.C. Ose
Lewis P. Speaker
Lizetta Speaker
Harriet Pennihston
Byron Ose
J. L. Culler
Ogg
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
John Zimmerman
Springfield
George Ash
E. F. Thome
C. C. Thome
Elaine
Misses Rose
Sarah Ulrich
Lovell
Local social notices and road assessment close the week
Mrs W B Starr of Greeley Colorado and Mr and Mrs F D Hurd were guests Sunday at Clint Smith home west of Carey. Orville Lee and Harold hosted Schuyler Fresler and children Martha and Don and Hosea Tong. FD Hurd's bridge club luncheon honored Mrs Starr. County commissioners confirmed assessments on the Upper Sandusky Findlay road No 22 west of Carey Saturday morning.
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Orville Lee
Harold
Schuyler Fresler
Martha
Don
Hosea Tong
FD. Hurd
Bridge Club
W. B. Starr
Greeley, Colo
Upper- Sandusky-Findlay Road
Carey
Personal Fitness Test: Self-Evaluation Questions
A test asking for self grades on neatness broadmindedness courtesy dependability and loyalty. Respondents rate each area with 1 2 or 3 to reflect below average average or above average performance. Forbes cites this format as a simple self assessment tool.
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Forbes
Judge Grants Citizenship to Neuhouse and Berardinelli
With government sanction Judge Charles F Clase held a final hearing Monday and granted citizenship to Anna Neuhouse of Wooster formerly Upper Sandusky also known as Sister M Nothburga and to Domentico Berardinelli of Carey.
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Charles F Clase
Anna Neuhouse
Wooster
Upper Sandusky
M Nothburga
Domentico Berardinelli
Carey
Terrible Shock at Crossing Slows Train to Save Engineer
An unconscious engineer is examined after a car lurches and barely slows as a driver stops to let the train pass. A fireman confirms the driver slowed for the engine and the engineer fainted.
Magazines as Christmas Gifts From Mrs Saxton Jieck
Mrs Saxton Jieck promotes magazines as year round Christmas gifts. Contact home phone 3186 for details and subscription options.
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Saxton Jieck
Times Publishes Early This Week For Christmas Reach
The Times releases early this week to ensure subscribers receive the issue before Christmas. Advertisements in the want ads section highlight products and services available during the holiday season.
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The
Times
Village Council approves extensive bill list in December session
Mayor Blue and council members vote to pay numerous expenses including salaries for mayor clerk treasurer and councilmen plus utilities and supplies. Board of Affairs approves additional salaries and contracts and sets January 4 for annual organization and oath of newly elected officers.
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Blue
Stoody
Chambers
Joe Silverstein
D. C. Henry & Co
Wall Street Inn
Board For
Almon Blue
John Stoddy
H. H. Heck
H. G. Chambers
A. Fe. Constien
P. A. Hendricks
Arl Black
Wize Jacobs
H. B. 'Stief
H. McKee
Minor Mann
Wm. Anderson
S. H. MckKee
the Wonder
Ruth Cole
Camby Harris
Council
What 1816 Was Like A Look At A Summerless Year
A retrospective on 1816 and related weather patterns through 1818 draws on diaries and English reports. It cites New England in poverty and mackerel years, widespread cold, snow every month, and dramatic incidents from Kentucky to Vermont, illustrating a historically severe climate.
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New England
Ohio
Kentucky
New York
Vermont
To Bid the Christ Come In Poem Reflection
A Victorian style verse by Abby M. Rodch contemplates Christmas. It portrays the Child Christ visiting earth yearly and seeking hospitable doors, linking warm hearths to a higher meaning of welcome and faith amid winter.
Local Social Notes from Beech Grove and Carey
Sunday and weekday visits highlight community life in Beech Grove and Carey. Families such as Rickle Shane Jimmel Plott Shaffer and Ward gather for dinners and afternoon visits with relatives in Carey Vanlue Wharton and Cincinnati. A Cincinnati visitor C L Rosenfeld stops by C B Spitler’s home and Lloyd Ward visits.
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N. B. Plott
Gladys
Clarence Crist
Monrge
Fredrick
Carey
Aled “Shane
aMry
Lewis Jimmel
Corine
C. L. Rosenfeld
Cincinnati
C. B. Spitler
Lloyd Ward
Frank Shaffer
Earl
Near Wharton
Will Kimmel
Near Carey
Ray Shaffer
West of Wharton
Floyd Shaffer
Wharton Teams Fall To Nevada In Close Friday Night Games
Wharton high boys and girls faced Nevada as both teams fought hard. The boys’ game ended 7 8 with Nevada securing a late basket after a timeout with one minute left. The Wharton girls upset Nevada 25 to 4.
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Ray Bristoll
Upper Sandusky
Norma Lee
Mildred Waugh
Esther Reynolds
Bucyrus
Carolyn Secrist
Paul Secrist
Alvin Baker
I. P
Nevada
Wharton
Wharton Girls
Nevada Girls
Arlington
Want Games for Babcock Dairy Team in Three States
The Babcock Dairy basketball squad of ex high school stars coached by a Michigan Varsity man seeks games with teams in Ohio Michigan and Indiana. Written by Ray Schafer at 642 Sylvania Ave West Toledo Ohio 46 8.
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Babcock Dairy
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Ray Schafer
Sylvania Ave
West
Toledo
Carey Times Yearly Gift Offer From Helen Hat Shoppe
Closing out velvet hats at low prices at The Helen Hat Shoppe. A year of The Carey Times costs 2 dollars per gift, with 52 Christmas presents advertised for readers to send to friends.
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Helen
Man Who Built the Electric Chair Dies in It
Charles Justice, famed for crafting the electric chair while serving his third Columbus prison term, earned a gubernatorial pardon before resuming theft. He killed a man to hide further crimes and was executed on October 27, 1911, after a first degree murder conviction in July of that year.
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Charles Justice
Columbus
Harmon
Who Boosts the Taxes A 1924 Tax Burden Update
Figures from the National Industrial Conference Board show total taxes collected by federal state and local governments in 1924 at 7 907 000 000. Federal taxes fell by 125 000 000 while state taxes rose 119 000 000 and local taxes increased 147 000 000, wiping out government savings and raising the overall tax load. Since 1919 federal taxation trended downward as state and local taxes climbed, with 1924 state and local taxes more than three times their 1913 level. The piece argues for tax relief at the local level, noting federal cuts alone cannot offset local increases and wartime tax policies are untenable.
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National Industrial Conference Board
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