In Other Days Twenty Five Years Ago Events and Births Remind Camden
In Other Days Twenty Five Years Ago Fred Lehman of Camden visits his uncle. A son born to Dr and Mrs Crum. A son born to Mr and Mrs Gibbs. Counties consider salary bills for officials and ending fee system. Revival meetings led by Mrs Coyle at the Methodist church. William Gallioorier headed to Columbus to become Hocking Valley train dispatcher on the southern division. Council orders enforcement of saloon closing ordinances on Sundays and Saturday nights.
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Methodist Church
Coyle
Marion
William Gallioorier
K Menin
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Several Local Accidents and Community Notes in Carey
Miss Dollie Kloepfer slipped on Patterson street and broke her arm while William Correll of Adrian was instantly killed when a revolver accident occurred during cleaning. Mrs George Montague broke her left arm on ice last Thursday. The Big Four railroad appropriated 80000 for local improvements. A merry sleighing crowd from McCutchenville visited the George Beis home near town. Pythian visitors and friends stayed with Mr and Mrs Jay Lerner forty miles north of Carey. Carey Farmers Telephone Co held its annual meeting electing A R Herbert president and John Peters secretary. Born: a son to Mr and Mrs Sylvester Manget. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wilford Presler. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edward Riester. Teachers and superintendents met at the Newhard home for January lessons. Several local social visits and shorthanded community notes follow. David Chambers, 76, died January 2 1910 after grip developed pneumonia. buried at St John church with Carey lodge involvement. Council adjourned. bill posters discussed. Benjamin Kitzler named fire chief. Michael Perl night watchman. Mrs C B Newcomer of Ridge township died of pneumonia. Numerous local social events, deaths, and family notices fill the remainder of the page. Wyandot county dairy byproduct value cited as 140000 annually. manure value per cow estimated at 20 dollars. impact of improved feeding on profits noted.
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William Correll
Adrian
George Montague
Big Four Railroad
Carey Farmers’ Telephone Co
A. R. Herbert
John Peters
Sylvester Manget
Wilford Presler
Springville
Edward Riester
Lutheran and Evangelical Sunday Schools
W . Newhard
Leslie Patterson
Harry Keller
Co. W. Stutzman
Frank Galbroner
L. D. Snouffer
Crawford
David Chambers
Spencerclerk
Vigor
Pahl
Kear
Kurtz
Wenner
Constien
H Kennerley
Benjamin Kitzler
Michael Perl
C B Newcomer
Ridge Township
Biglick Township
Samuel
Catherine McKee
St John Church
Wyandot
Bule Valley Creamery Institute
Institute
University of Minnesota
Ella M. Korner
Lincoln
Neb
Althea Harris
Sycamore
Oak Hill
Charles Walker
Evert Walker
George Stuam
Walker
McCutchenville Farmers Bank Co
Alton E Gregg
P. J. Ramsower
J C. Lynch
J O Carter
C H Bell
G. W. Beil
G. W Zeller
J. L Bare
Earl B. Carter
Upper
Sandusky
Alton B
Howard Watts
F J Krock
John Roth
Adam Koehler
C. C Rodeheaver
A. H Henderson
Ira T. Matteson
C. C. Rodeheaver
Hootch Peddlers Rumored in Green Springs
Prominent residents report an automobile with hootch visiting Green Springs last week and selling its cargo at high prices. If repeated, arrests and penalties are expected as law-abiding citizens demand stronger enforcement, according to the Green Springs Echo.
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Green Springs
Stopping the Leaks in Farm Management Theme for OSU Farmers Week
Ohio State University Department of Agricultural Engineering adopts the slogan Stopping the Leaks for its 13th annual Farmers Week February 2 to 6. Demonstrations cover farm machinery care and repair including tandem hitch use mower troubles and remedies and gas engine timing. Lectures focus on saving time and energy at chores fire insurance cost savings proper management and farm shop uses heating ventilation well safety storage and waste reduction.
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Agricultural Engineering
Ohio State University
Local Obituaries and Bank Meeting Report From Wyandot
County notices report the deaths of Frank Messnard and Emma Walker along with Ella Korner and Mary Eleanor Wehrs. Charles Walker dies at the county home from creeping paralysis. The McCutchenville Farmers Bank Co holds its annual stockholders meeting with new officers elected. Wyandot Poultry and Pet Stock association organizes with officers and a successful recent show. Chief.
Automobile Casualties Rise as War Deaths Show Contrast
The Philadelphia Ledger notes that during World War II the U S war toll reached 36 818 killed in action and 317 387 killed and wounded from disease Yet last year automobile injuries in the nation totaled 678 000 with 22 600 deaths The piece highlights the daily danger on streets and calls for Secretary Hoover to convene a conference with business leaders to address the highway holocaust.
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France
America
Hoover
Philadelphia Ledger
Mineral Elements Vital to Body Functions in Diet
A monthly Ohio Experiment Station bulletin notes minerals sustain all body processes. Calcium, phosphorus, and iron are commonly deficient. calcium in milk and vegetables. phosphorus in milk eggs and cereal coatings. iron in beef eggs beans and greens like spinach.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Ideas on farming and home remedies from Ohio State University
Economist notes higher farm product prices may reduce bankruptcies. Clean barnyards curb chinch bugs next spring. Pure sunlight aids strong bones in animals. Early melluring corn suits Ohio soils. New Hampshire woman nears nervous breakdown from red wallpaper. psychologists warn against excessive red.
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Ohio State University
Ohio
New Hampshire
Pay Your Debts Sayings Lead Local Appeal
Sycamore Leader urges residents to settle debts and pay bills promptly to boost local circulation and community welfare, framing it as a timely habit for economic health.
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Sycamore Leader
Grace Chapel Social Notes and Local Visits
Grace Chapel residents and neighbors are listed in a sequence of social calls and visits. Names include Henry Myers Roy Wickiser Mrs. Opper and Wille Walter, James Low, Logan Wohlgamuth, Mr. and Mrs. Girard Rickle, Isaiah Beck funeral attendees, Chas Robison family, Avonell Robison, Dale Robison, Willis Tong and families, Lee Wentz and Ira, Hobart Tong and Carey visitors, and Bernice Kemertey with Goldie and Della Cole. The item ends with a reminder about Carey Times want ads.
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John Opper
Wille Walter
James Low
Fostoria
Logan Wohlgamuth
Mr. Land
Girard Rickle
0. C. Rickle
Logan Wollgamuth
Upper Sandusky
Isaiah Beck
Vanlue
Harvey Wohlgamth
Dorcas
Margaret Baker
William Pierce
Persis
Avonell
Dale Robison
Willis Tong
Lee Wentz
Ira
Hobart Tong
Carey
Bernice
Florence Kemertey
Goldie
Della Cole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carey Times
Fred Lehman
Camden, N. J
8. M. Lehman
Dollie Kloepfer
Patterson Street
McCutchenville
George Beis
Town
Siea
Jay Lerner
Woodsdale
Times Office
W. P. Miller
Harry Miller
Ervin Wonder
Near Carey
Willis McRill
Wm Farmer
Eva Farmer
Arlington
Roy Farmer
Forest Miller
William and
Jay
Albert Bachar
Ridge Center
R. W. McRill
Lola Essex
Arnold Lee
Pearl Harris
Ira Crosser
Gerald Hatch
Findley
Merrit
Carl
Daniel Monday
Willie
J . Altman
Near Findlay
Daniel
Samuel LeMott
Frank Sampson
Near
Mt. Blanchard
Miller
Doris
Lewis Knepper
McRill
John Jacobs
van Horn Church
Times
Frank Messnard
Charles Messnard
W. R. ‘Haines
Pittsburg
Penn
J. G. Hunter
Mary Eleanor
Ernest Wehrs
Serbeils Bisiel Pooh
James Harvey Robinson
Grace Chapel
Henry Myers
Roy Wickiser
John Robison
Mt.Blanchard
Mrs
Chas, Robison
The
Gray & White Co
South St
Vance
Country Club
Post Toasties
the Times
Carey, O
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