Memorials and notices from Crawford township area
A Hastings era page lists births deaths and local events from Crawford township. Notable items include the death of A. Grindel, memorial services at the Evangelical church, the arrival of a pair of living monkey statues, band performances, and a separate note on the 1816 cold summer reminiscence from the New York Sun. Historic community life surrounding Carey, McCutchenville, and surrounding locales is detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey-Sopher
Ella Dow
Madison
A. H. Myers
Blaine Croker
Cleveland
G. W. Croker
Solomon
Weininger
Tymochtee Township
Adrian Coy
McCutchenville
Union Depot
Snyder’s
Opera House
Luther League
Earl Kenton
Robert Hilty
Upper
A. G. Slack
Florence
Carrolton
Ed Tranna
Kent
A. ‘Grindel
Allen’ Stoof
Toledo
Henry Stoll
Crawford
oThe
Whaley Woods
Henry Reinhart
Town
Ash & Hooks Hardware
Moose
Findlay
Gladys Kennerley
Carey
Wigh
Glen Condit
Wharton
Frances Cosgrove
Charles Mohre
Ruth Secrist
Edith Hunter
Krupp
Kear
Wm. Sammet
Elmer Hunter
New York Sun
Local notices and births across towns
Ramon Cram clerks at Ewings drug store. Marian Beebe visits Columbus relatives. A son born Friday to Mr. and Mrs Paul Bell of Wharton. A daughter born May 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Combs of Urbana. E M Wickiser buys Camp restaurant. T R C club meets with Mrs. Perry Bland. James Haines visits from Urbana over Decoration Day. The Mehr Licht and the Travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Haines
Urbana
Marian Beebe
Columbus
Paul Bell
Wharton
E. M. Wickiser
McComb
T. R. C. Club
Perry Bland
Ed Combs
Mehr Licht
Travelers
Doctor Patient Exchange Turns On Anesthetic Doubts
A lighthearted courtroom style dialogue shows a surgeon and a patient debating the effects of anesthesia. The patient worries about illness and timing while the surgeon replies with a dry, grave retort about the limits of what anesthesia can reveal.
Carey Times Legal Notices Reach Higher Court
A local legal notices item references filing actions and deadlines with court dates and party names. The notice instructs residents to consult attorneys for filings and to observe stated deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
One Woman Loses 102 Pounds with Kruschen Salts
Miss Nellie Simpson reports a 102 pound loss after a year and 3 weeks taking Kruschen Salts, buying 85c bottles lasting four weeks, and advises daily half teaspoonfuls with hot water and dietary tweaks. She promotes the product and offers to share before and after photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Simpson
Wayne Street
Swissvale
The Cupid Arrow and a Journey Through Ancient Relics
A golf tale leads to a comic courtship when an arrow in a bachelor’s clothing sparks love at first sight. The piece then shifts to a historical inquiry tracing the ark and sacred vessels from Solomon’s temple through Nebuchadnezzar, Rome, and into the Temple of Peace, ending with curious notes on Carlsbad caverns and a gold cigarette lighter found in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Solomon’s Temple
Josephus
David
Obed-Edom
Jerusalem
Judah
Josiah
Nebuchadnezzer
Temple
Titus A. D
Rome
Eudoxia
Valentinian
Maximus
Genseric
Carthage
Baltic
Ohio Weeds Manual Released by Ohio Experiment Station
A new departmental bulletin titled Ohio Weeds authored by H A Rynnéis and JH Schgtfer outlines a vegetative key and illustrated weed list for Ohio. It reviews weed life histories, dispersal, dormancy, and classification plus control methods, seed impurities, seed law, glossary, index, and ordering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Botany
Ohio Experiment Station
Manuel
Ohio
H. A. Rynnéis
JH. Schgtfner
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Village Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Miss Ruth Shull hosted Miss Dortha Beck on Sunday afternoon. Numerous neighbors and relatives gathered for calls and visits across Vanlue including Hendricks, Hagerman, Crates, Dean, and Saltzman families. A 4 H club met at the school to sew and cook while a quilting bee entertained by Mrs Orville Dean featured a large group of guests and a communal lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Shull
Dortha Beck
Ethel Hendricks
Goldie Hagerman
Helen Saltzman
Randolph Saltzman
Alvada
Mary Eschbach
Lewis
Knepper
James Devené
Toledo
Orville Dean
Lynen
W. MM
Betales
Fra, Hendricks
Marcella
Evelyn Hendricks
Carey
Oats
Cygnet
Harvey Hager
Harvey Hagerman
Albin
New Beiges
Lee Miller
West of Town
Paul Crates
Keller’s Mill
J. W. Snyder
Mary
Springfield
Henry Morehart
Lester
Josephine Siliion
Donnell Junior High
Findlay
Girard Rickle
Arlene
Southeast of Town
L. A. Beck
Robert Long
Everett Dowler
Arcadia
Harry Thompson
John Halloran
Donald Crates
Eugene
Millard Hagerman
Fred Karst
Gardner
Los Angeles
Calif
Leader
E. Menegar
Harry Burson
Junior
Richard
Cleveland
Henry Slike
Albert Hagerman
H.D. Hutter
Marita Jane
Sandusky City
Elmer - Vogel
Mary Louise
Marglet Motter
Wharton
Fred Hoerdricks
Nabey Burnap
Boxley
Wittenberg College
Dorcas Burnap
Guy Burnap
Untitled Saxophone Practice Sparks Neighborly Nerves
A neighbor and a man learning saxophone clash in a terse exchange about practice. The learner asks if it makes the neighbor nervous, while the neighbor initially expresses concern but grows indifferent to outcomes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan Gosgray
Ed Gunther
Electric Light and Water Works
Michael Gottfried
Emmon Frederick
Gottfried
Sarah J. Karr
Crawford Township
Edith Karr
Ellen Smith
William Karr
Carey Post
Fire Department
Evangelical Church
J. H. Schweisberger
S. H. Bailey
P. E. Wonder
Elza Jacobs
L. M Boyer
Company B
Big Four
R Weeks
W. England
Frank Mohn
H. Greene
P. England
Fred England
A. Caswell
B DeWitt
R. Myers
B Mohn
J. Wallenschneider
Joe DeWitt
Cliff Matheny
Ora Eddy
A. Mohn
C. Newman
H. Turnbell
Ora Hart
Joseph Angus
Jack Walters
Co. B
Ramon Cram
Ewing
Megnt
Sierras
Vallejo
Carlsbad
N. M
Victoria Garnet
Hollywood
Mark Twain
Missouri
Mark
Bae Ee
Weed Manuel
Weeds
Vanlue
Daniel Crates
Miss Frances
Arlington
Gladys Hutson
Harry Randall
Inez Miller
Wood Simon
John Hoy
Gladys Smith
Helen Dreisbach
Jay Hagerman
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