Twenty five Years Past On Stage And Local Notices
In Other Days Twenty five Years a Peck's Bad Boy was played Monday night. The Travelers' club meets at Dr Myers' tonight. Miss Eva Lytle visited Marion last week. Mr and Mrs E B Kurtz entertained at a carryin Tuesday night. Frederick Bros located another oil well on the Dow farm. The Abraham Brown farm well began pumping Tuesday. S Longabaugh will be here Wednesday to receive taxes. Carey markets list eggs 10½ cents butter 14c oats 25c corn 28c wheat 66c hogs 3 to 4 dollars. Singing class meets tonight in the Lutheran Sunday school room. Misses Clara Galbroner and Michel Newhard went to Columbus Monday for the inaugural parade. Dr Zeis went to Columbus Monday to mingle in the crowd. He chaperoned Jacob Stief and William Michaels. William Gantz and Miss Hattie Gantz have returned to Morgantown WV. Mr and Mrs John Montague hosted a carrom party last Thursday for Miss Pearl Corfman and Miss Blanche Wise-Daker. Wyandot county teachers’ examination included words such as beseager cordisil kroister akweous silinder febuary absess komishuner kolum rufyan certificate kultyur.
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Peck
Travelers’ Club
Dr Myers
Eva Lytle
Marion
E .B. Kurtz
Carryms
Frederick Bros. Haves
Dow Farm
Abraham Brown
Carey
Clara Galbroner
Michel Newhard
Columbus
Zeis
Jacob Stief
William Michaels
William Gantz
Hattie Gantz
Fred Thome
Morgantown
John Montague
Pearl Corfman
Blanche Wise- Daker
Carey Area Social Roundup and Local Happenings
Social events include a progressive flinch hosted by Mr and Mrs Jacob Hilty and a District No 4 dance taught by C M Steen. Notables attend Loyal Temperance Union in Yellow Springs and a photography gallery sale in Carey. Local markets list prices. multiple residents travel to Oberlin, Westerville, Delaware, Ann Arbor, and Rockland for visits and events.
Circumstantial Evidence in London Answers
Mistress Mary recalls the master returning late last night. The maid reports not knowing the exact time but notes the overcoat still swinging on the peg this morning, suggesting a late arrival.
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Mary
London Answers
What We Talk About Men and Women Conversations Study
Investigators analyzed 500 overheard conversations in Cleveland and New York. Men focused on business about 48 percent, sports and amusements 15 percent, and discussions of other men 12 percent. Women spoke most about men, with 22 percent in Cleveland and 44 percent in New York, plus 20 percent on clothes and 15 percent on other women. Mixed company shows men discussing amusements and business. women discuss themselves and other women. The study appeared in a business magazine, with note on possible bias.
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Cleveland
New York
All Business Men’s Magazine
Sea Group Wins New Year Pageant Prize
Archie influences box judges at the New Year ball as the Sea Group earns a fifty dollar prize for the best pageant group led by Gaynor. The ballroom is crowded and the pair share a moment of triumph and inspiration for the year ahead.
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Archie
Gaynor
Wyandot County Notes and Local Court Proceedings
Wyandot County reports a series of civic updates including new terms for Sheriff and coroners, a bakery owner’s sudden death in Wharton, and multiple local office reorganizations. Also covered are a school window project, a countywide dog tag push, a divorce suit, land sales, a car club appointment, and a motor-vehicle registrar resignation.
Hopple Plant Fire Destroys Tiffin Factory
A major blaze at the William Hopple Hat dle Factory in Tiffin caused about 100000 dollars in damage and left around 60 workers jobless. The fire started around noon after workers left, origin not determined, and the plant sustained about 80 percent loss. Hopple had another fire loss weeks earlier to an adjacent building estimated at 5000 dollars.
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William ‘H. Hopple
Hopple
New Year Prayer for Wisdom and Numbering Our Days
A brief reflective line invokes Moses urging a New Year prayer to number our days so we may apply our hearts to wisdom. The quote frames time as a measure guiding wiser choices.
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Moses
Big Job to Spend Road Dollars
Our state and county road officials face a large task managing road funding and safety as travel and freight rise. The piece argues for forward planning, higher budgets, and leadership from the county surveyor to guide annual highway spending and investment decisions.
Federal observers survey Marion county road travel
Federal officials positioned on Marion county highways to record cars for travel statistics. They note whether vehicles are pleasure or business, occupants, home city, route, car make, license, and speedometer mileage to aid in federal aid distribution. Observers previously worked in Crawford county.
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Marion
Crawford County
Marion Star
Bathing day mystery tugs at family watch
A father frets over his expensive gold watch that will not run. His four year old son Henry chimes in with a playful explanation that they washed the watch all day in the bathroom. The scene shows a light domestic moment with a child’s humorous misunderstanding.
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Father
Henry
Baby
Fragmentary dialogue on earth shape and rounding
A garbled exchange features a feeder and Willie debating the earth’s shape with questions about rounding and starting an argument, though the text is incomplete and unclear.
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Carey Times
Wyandot
Beseager
Cordisil
Kroister
Akweous
Silinder
Febuary
Absess
Komishuner
Kolum
Rufyan
Certificate
Kultyur
Jacob Hilty
Progressive Flinch
Florence Dow
the Loyal Temperance Union
Yellow Springs
Karl Johnson
Welch Wininger
Clyde Spoon
McCutchenville
Oberlin
Westerville
District No. 4
C. M. Steen
S. Main Street
Charles Miller
D. C. Cramer
W. BE
Roy Montague
Carey Independent Farmers’ Institute
Snyder's
Opera House
Adam Herbert
W J Baker
J A. Gibbs
California
Gibbs
Peoples Bank Co
Galt House
George Ash
C W McGill
Rockland
Mich
Ruth Ewing
Rebekahs
Oscar Wentling
Nina Mann
Irene Houghter
Bertha Shifford
Mary Phillips
Carl Shuman Gust Summit
Ralph Wagers
Wee Montague
Frank Stroup
Viola Phillips
A Lksherman
Forest
Western Newspaper Union
Mary Enuler
Kirby
We Scheidegger
Warl ‘B. Carter
A. L. Walton
L.W. Naus
John F. Bolton
Wharton
Marie Evelyn Newman
Eden Township
J. S.S. DeJean
Nevada
National Steam Pump Works
Upper Sandusky
Robert Deiner
Charles F. Frey
Z. G. Murray
George le Weininger
Arthur &. Berg
Anthony J Kraus
Madeline Gillen
Sycamore
Alfred Gillen
Madeline Miller
Detroit
Albert Bues
Court House
L. J. Moore
E. E. Kear
Samuel Cramn
Jay Marguerat
Wyandot County
F D Stowe
Wyandot County Automobile Club
Citizens Savings Bank
Adam Feick
Inlaw
Charles Krrchbaum
Crestline
Salem Township
Butyrus
Chamber of Commerce
F Stephan
W P Bede
Dee
P Johnson
F. D Stowe
Bart Pisel
Harpster
Clarence Mathews
Franklin J Stalter
Mathews
L. M Bowers
A K Hall
Marion Mathews
John L. Lewis
Pisel
Stat
Matheyws
Feichter
Stalter
Courrat
Milton Hershey
James B. Duke
George Eastman
Hopple's Plant
Macadam Service
Ffak
T.W. McClure
Sutter
Country Club
Peaches
Can Country Club
Prunes
Raisins
Bologna, Ib
the Times
Carey, O
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