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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
8
Neighborhood notes recount visits and calls across Findlay Vanlue and Wharton. Attendees include families Beard Knepper Trout Altman Miller and Siddal with gatherings at homes and union meetings plus a Thatcher reunion at Whopfer's.
George Opper from Vanlue visited Saturday while Sheridan Eatherton and children called on Mr and Mrs Stanley Opper. Edgar Alspach and daughter from Patterson joined Mr and Mrs John Alspach. Gene Coldern and children Nina and Neva from Findlay visited Willis Baughmag. Asa Eatherton and children from Fostoria spent Sunday with William Eather ton. Heart Eatherton and Orval Reva Payne were at Henry Eatherton's home.
A Mt Blanchard Tuesday circus attendance is noted plus election of Ruth Edie as second grade teacher. Grange festival at Hope Chapel Thursday evening drew attendees. Local residents visited Indiana relatives and hosted guests east of town. Indianapolis visitors spend summer with C A Wineland’s sister. Snider family relatives join Myers and Snitzer in Pennsylvania. Elevator board last Thursday elected M E Bowman director and E F Snider re-elected president.
Leg. Bradman of Fremont guests at Wilfrid Logs dot family. Mrs Beach Shireman of Carey visits Henry Fleck family with others. Leo Bradman and Wilfrid Logsdon call on Ehrlichs. Willis Kummerer of Carey visits aunt Mrs. Kimmel. More visits include Davidson family, Rosalie Weaver, the Weavers, and Berniece Hunter traveling with Leo Brodman group.
The article chronicles guests and visitors over a weekend and week as families and relatives attend a Golden Jubilee at Our Lady of Consolation. Notable guests include Miss Mayme Hill, Mrs. Winifred Karr, and Mrs. Jennie McElhinney visiting Davidson and Spitler households.
A Columbus special reports Train Dispatcher R N Clark of Springfield was found responsible for the June 18 Big Four wreck near Grants siding that killed two and injured 16. Inspectors said Clark failed to include all trains in his order slowing traffic near the construction site. The railroad also shared blame for not providing flagmen. Grants siding operator P E Jones was praised for flagging the train effort.
The Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church met at Carey park on Wednesday afternoon led by president Mrs. C D Smith. Mrs S A Chesebrough conducted the mystery box and Mrs C E Palmer read Our Battle with the Big Black Ant. Frank Dickinson of Bellefontaine read a letter from Ollie Kellard in India. Mite boxes were opened and the program closed. The next meeting will be with Mrs Tila Laugilin the first Wednesday in August.
An Austrian scientist proposes using short radio waves to guide Zeppelin airships for land reconnaissance over deserts and waste areas. He says the technique could locate underground water by reflecting signals from the ground. If adopted, the method would indicate water deposits beneath the surface.
Sidney Landon presents impersonations of F Hopkinson Smith and Bill Nye in a Chau tauqua first night program. He calls his act Character Studies and Speaking Likenesses of Great Literary Men and studies writers' lives and habits for his faithful reproductions. Ernest Renan’s Religion text is cited alongside reflections on truth and error in religious affirmation.
A brief dialogue fragment shows Aggie Saulb asking a partner to marry, with the response indicating ongoing romantic sentiment toward the speaker. The exchange includes a maternal inquiry and a reaffirmation of love.
West Liberty Banner reports that Big Four officials postponed the Glen Echo to West Liberty double tracking due to lack of agreement with the Council of Urbana on elevating the track through the city. Bee Line double tracking will be completed this year.
The article states 600 to 700 volcanoes exist globally with 270 on the active list. Vesuvius lay dormant for about two millennia before erupting and destroying Pompeii within hours. Etna’s activity dates to ancient times, with a major 1186 eruption killing about 15,000 people and recurring disasters since.
A listing classifies balloons by use and type including free sport and training balloons, kite and observation varieties, captive observation balloons, dirigibles, sounding and pilot balloons, small test or recording balloons, propaganda balloons, and small circulars carriers.
The text describes Hamburg housing the largest caviar storehouse supplying New York London and Paris markets. It notes caviar is a costly luxury outside Russia but a common workingman dish in Petrograd or Moscow.
A jeweler in France has produced a remarkable timepiece powered by a wet battery sealed inside the case. The watch is said to keep perfect time and stands as one of the era's most unusual creations from the watchmaker's bench.
A French inventor offers an irrigation plan using an automobile sprayer fed by water through a flume to water crops, proposing a replacement for current irrigation systems.
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