Landon-McLaughlin Nuptials in Columbus Roots Narrowed
Miss Mabel Landon of Columbus wed Mr. Ned McLaughlin son of Mrs. Esther McLaughlin of Pasadena Calif in a 2 PM ceremony at the Landon home 541 Siebert Street Columbus Attendants were maid of honor Miss Clara Hattie Landon and bridesmaids Miss Margaret Chinn Miss Muriel Armstrong Best man was Mr Richard Stoner A program by Miss Anna Gottschall preceded the wedding music Rev H S Bailey officiated The wedding dress was white satin-backed crepe with shadow lace and tulle veil Attendants wore powder blue Canton crepe and peach georgette Guests included Mr Jacob Greene and Mr and Mrs Will Faber After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Columbus The bride active in the Girls Athletic Club of Columbus is a Carey native
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Landon
Carey
Columbus
A. Landon
Siebert Street
Clara Hattie Landon
Margaret Chinn
Muriel Armstrong
Richard Stoner
McLaughlin
Anna Gottschall
H. S. Bailey
Shepard M. FE. Church
Calif
Killarney
Miss Clara Landon
Miss Chinn
Miss Armstrong
Gottschall
Mrs Landon
Mabel Landon
Girls Athletic Club of
Jacob Greene
Harry Faber
Will Faber
Allt of Carey
State officials allocate 1925 license tag funds to counties
Secretary of State Thado Brown completed vouchers totaling 3 My20-64 for distribution to county auditors. Warrants will be issued to county treasurers for their shares, while 50 percent remains with the state treasury for highway maintenance. Mrs Vglis Strobel, former Findlay resident, dies in Toledo after a stroke. funeral to follow in Sandusky.
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Thado Brown
Brown
Wyandot
State Treasury
State Highway Department
Income Tax in a Nutshell for 1925 Filers
Individual filers with net income of 1000 dollars plus or gross income above this amount and married couples with net income of 2500 dollars or more or gross income of 5000 dollars or more must file. Filing runs January 1 to March 15, 1925. Submit to the local Collector of Internal Revenue. Tax rates include 2 percent on the first 4000 of net income after exemptions, 4 percent on the next 4000, 6 percent on the balance, plus a surtax on income over 10000.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, DC
Collectors of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Mrs Caroline Wall of Findlay Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Caroline Wall wife of John Wall died at her Findlay home after a brief illness. She had lived in Findlay forty years and is survived by her husband and two brothers Samuel LeMott Vanlue and W S LeMott Carey. Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock Wednesday in Findlay with interment Maple Grove cemetery.
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Caroline Wall
John Wall
Findlay
Eggs for hatching require daily turning to retain viability
Ohio State University poultry extension specialists warn that hatching eggs lose 4 percent hatchability for each extra day beyond one week and decline 1 percent per day after the first week. Gather eggs often, store 50 to 60 F with ventilation, and turn daily even when kept briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Fragmented Prose and Farming Facts from Wyandot County
A crop and agricultural note column combines aphorisms and data. It cites Trumbull corn, 1924 Ohio milk increases to 1 101 000 head, Ton-Litter Club efforts by 137 farmers in 35 counties, and seed corn germination tests. It references OSU findings and regional dairy milk averages alongside miscellaneous ad-like lines and a Times office note.
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Wyandot
Trumbull
Ohio
Trustees Sealed Bids Sought for Road Crew Positions
Crawford township trustees invite sealed bids for an engineer for a steam roller an operator for Fordsom road patrol and a grader handler. Bids open February 28 1925 at 2 pm. Trustees reserve right to reject any or all bids by order of B E Hudson clerk.
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Crawford Township
Fordsom Road Patrol
E Hudson
Carey High overwhelms Salem teams in victory
Carey High School teams defeated Salem squads decisively. Carey girls dominated from the opening tip to win by large margins while Carey boys led from the second period and finished 16 to 5. Salem showed weak defense and failed to mount a challenge.
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Salem
Carey High
Carey
Carey Suffers Defeat in Unscheduled St Wendlin Showdown
An unscheduled game at Fostoria last Saturday saw Carey lose to St Wendlin 23 to 13. The first half favored St Wendlin 13 to 7 with quick, deceptive play. In the third period Carey mounted a comeback scoring six to three, hinting at an improved outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Wendlin
Fostoria
Carey
St. Wendlin
Logan Gas Company Files Rate Increase for Carey
The Logan Gas Company filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio its Schedule No 7 proposing increased natural gas rates for Carey effective March 6 1925 The structure begins with 48c per 1000 cu ft for the first 300 cu ft monthly with rising blocks up to 63c per 1000 cu ft for usage over 15 000 cu ft A 3c per 1000 cu ft discount is offered if paid within ten days after the prior bill The proposed schedule may be inspected at Carey agent J T Edmonson's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Gas Company
Public Tacilities Commission of
Ohio
Carey
J T Edmonson
K C Krick
Carey Falls to St Wendin 28 to 18 After Tong Injury
Carey trailed by three at end of third quarter but Harold Tong was injured and removed. The team could not score again as St Wendin added six in the final period, giving a 28 to 18 defeat. Carey players Tong two Huston six Hagley five. Team lineup listed with Gardner McKee Huston Hagley and Ogg as substitute.
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Carey High
Satejd
Carey Hi
Carey
Beck
Twining
Ogg
W. Ogg
G. Gibson
R. Wickiser
N. Beck
G. Dunn
C. Twining
Dunn
H. Shue
Wickiser
St. Wendlin
Harold Tong
Fostoria
A. Gardner
H. Tong
EB. McKee
A. Huston
C. Hagley
Tong
Huston
Hagley
St. Wen
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Carey Times
Carey, Ohio
Postoffice
Landon-Mclaughlin
Winans
H B Kurtz and Sons
Ohio ‘Retail Dry Goods Association
Columbi
Toledo
Vglis Strybel
Oof Findlay
George Kaser
Strobel
Nosear
Charles Brown
Couldwell
Jefferson Avenue
Sandusky
County
Harpster
Kirby
Marseilles
Nevada
Sycamore
Upper Sandusky
Wharton
Sam
France
Samuel Johnson
United States
Williams County
Times Office
Hi School News
Carey Girls
Pepple
Gunther
Arnold
Nachbar
Campbell
King
Frank Lloyd Productions, Inc
Mon
West Gay ST
the Fidelity Building, Loan & Savings Company
Columbus, Ohio
the Fidelity
Building and Loan Co.s
Elza Jacobs
H. B. Keller Monumental Store
Ewing
The
Ewing Drug Co
Rexall Drug Store
West Virginia
Kentucky and
Ohio Coal
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
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