Christmas guest lists and holiday travels fill Carey news
Long list of local families and relatives visiting for Christmas and holidays. Mentions Emory Diller returning from Bluffton College, Joh nson of Corunna Michi leaves for Washington DC, Hart and Schmuck families visiting from Akron Columbus Toledo and Mansfield. Several residents ill or traveling for holidays and social visits across Carey, Vanlue, Upper Sandusky and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. ‘Johinson
Corunna
Michi
Carey
Orpherse Hart
Akron
S. "S. ‘Hart
Mrvland
G. B. ‘Newcomer
Fostoria
Alphonso Hart
Virgil
Emory Yohe
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Wild Wright
John Kramer
J. B. Moore
Joh H. Hile
Vanlue
Emering
Bros
W. “Ho Phelps
Todtedo
Irvin ‘Jordan
Kansanity
Virginis
Upper Sandusky
Ida * Fox
Rindlay
Clem ‘Alspach
Mansfield
Rothrauft
Pittsburgh
Myers
Los Angeles
Calif
Pranit Reinhart
Lola Hellopeter
Bowling Green
Edna Ford
Columbus
Willis” Bloom
Josephine “Hiwkins Kirk
Jessie Grooms
Death of Henry Lucius at 57 After Month of Typhoid Fever
Henry Lucius died at his home north of Carey on December 18 at 9 00 p m after a month long illness typhoid fever followed by pneumonia. He was 57 years 7 months and 11 days and is survived by his wife Josephine eight children two brothers and four sisters. Funeral from St Nicholas Frenchtown on Wednesday with Rev Eugster and burial in the church cemetery. He served Big Spring township as trustee and was a school board member and agent for Seneca Mutual Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Henry Lucius
St. Nicholas’ Church
French‘town
Eugster
Peter Schultz
Levi
Donald Wangler
Wm. Schlachter
Andy Arend
Nicholas Fox
Mr. Lucius
New Riegel
Louis
Joesephine Heinen
Anthony
Nicholas
Anna
f_ Frank Pfeiffer
Edward
Frank
William
Aloysius
Martha
Louis Lucelus
Cleveland
Peter Lucius
California
John Mathias
Huntsville
Alabama
Frank Koepfer
Alvada
Henry Feck
Frenchtown
Nicholas Kina
Lucius
Big Spring Township
Seneca Mutual Insurance Co
Card of Thanks from the Family of Henry Lucius
The Wife and Children of Henry Lucius express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for support during bereavement and for flowers and spiritual bouquets. They also thank Father Bugster for consoling words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Bugster
Henry Lucius
Watchman in liquor search shooting leaves man wounded
Joseph Manor, 39, of 115 Platt Street, was shot in the abdomen near Main and Front Streets after an alleged attempt by watchman Charles Weaver, 44, to search him for liquor. Manor, wounded, identified Weaver as the shooter amid a struggle. Weaver was arrested for shooting within city limits. Manor was taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital. Weaver’s alleged evidence included a badge and revolver.
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Joseph Manor
Platt St
Main
Front_streets
Manor
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Charles Weaver
Norwooday
National Milling Co
Weaver
Front-st
Ness
Bokan
East Side
Morris
Susan Manor
Toledo
Ancient Egyptian New Year Tied to Sirius and the Sun
The article explains how ancient Egyptians began their new year when Sirius rose with the sun. Temples served as observatories with passages and dark chambers for star sighting while priests and crowds watched water clocks as officials timed the moment the sun and Sirius aligned marking the new year. They noted a solar year with a 0.25 day excess and calculated it to within 11 minutes using simple tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KBZA
Egypt
Errug Pigts
New Year’s Then and Now
The piece recalls ancient New Year customs from Rome honoring Janus with gifts and two faces. It notes historical shifts with some peoples observing New Year at March’s end when nature revived.
New Year's Resolutions Fall Behind in Busy Schedules
A brief editorial quip contrasts plans for the new year with the difficulty of finishing old resolutions. The exchange highlights busy lives and unfinished commitments from prior year.
A Good Resolution Born of Remorse and Regret
A reflection on how genuine progress arises from remorse and regret, born from experiences of past errors. It frames remorse and regret as teachers that join to form wiser resolutions and better conduct.
Gas Company Urges Reporting Of Leaks After Columbus Explosion
The Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Co calls residents to report any leaks on its list. The appeal follows a deadly Wednesday Columbus blast that injured many, urging caution to prevent a repeat incident in towns served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Logan Naturdal Gas.& Fuel Co
Welding Shop Sold on North Sandusky Avenue
William J. Altherr sold the U S Welding shop on North Sandusky avenue to A R Hadsell of Carey and George A Thatcher of this city. Immediate possession was given. The new owners are described as hustlers experienced in welding and capable of handling future business satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Altherr
U. Ss
Sandusky Avenue
A. R. Hadsell
Carey
George A. Thatcher
Use Water Sparingly Sparked by Seaside Tale
An Arab visitor drinks cold water with a spoon and avoids bathing when invited to a home by the sea. The anecdote contrasts frugal water use with coastal hospitality and sanitation practices.
Rural-urban shift shapes postwar business outlook
The article argues business is slowly improving yet faces cobblestones in the path to full recovery. It highlights the farmer as the key buyer, stressed by high costs and low product prices, and notes youth migration to cities continues despite late-war prosperity fading.
United Food Co Faces Store Closures Across Ohio
The United Food Co with outlets in Clyde and Bellevue shut down as capital was subscribed locally to fund the stores. Local citizens backed the ventures yet the investment did not sustain the business in the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Food Co
Ohio
Clyde
Tibetan Church Power Shapes Family Roles in Tibet
In Tibet, at least one son per family must join the church to serve spiritual duties and receive protection from monasteries, a dominant force shaping life and power across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
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Emerine “Bros
Giles
Simon
Emory’ Diller
Bluffton’ College
N. ‘Huff
Annette
Athens
J. T., Edmonson
Alva Laws
Ohio Wesleyan University
T. G. Baws
Benjamin. Brown
Mary Jane
Henry Orians
Alvin Knapp
Robert
Helen
Park Morgan
Monroe
Mich
Ralph Parris
Audrey
Edward Gibbs
Altha Holmes
Lawrence
Ural Reynolds
A. A. Reynolds
Indianapolis
Holmes
Washington, D. C
Ray Anglemeyer
Zane Bland
Harry Haines
Haines
Levi Haines
C. Heck
Sherman_ Parker
C. C. Laird
Cecil, Maurine
Arden
Mt. Blanchard
E. M. Burson
R. A. Martin
Maybourne
I. H. Amore
Lowen Perkins
Robert N. Squire
Ft. Wayne
Leonard Myers
Squire
Carl Pflueger
Lawrenceville, Ill
Jonesville, Mich
Janus
Sears
St Mneshing
Hationis
Pempherville
F. H. Frederick
The
Newhard Bros. Co. Clothiers and Furnishers
Carey,ohio
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Newhard
Carey, Ohio
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