Wasted Kitchen Nourishment Probed by City Waste Plants
Returns from garbage and fertilizer plants show vast fats and nitrogenous material recovered from city garbage, revealing how much nourishing material is wasted from American kitchens.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
3
Returns from garbage and fertilizer plants show vast fats and nitrogenous material recovered from city garbage, revealing how much nourishing material is wasted from American kitchens.
The fragmentary note mentions a lamp going out and a dry aside about being alone. No clear event or names to anchor a full summary.
President Wilson and officials press wartime bonds as the Fourth district which includes Pittsburgh Cleveland and Ohio seeks top ranks in purchases. Bonds start at 50 dollars and go to 100000 with a call for every man woman and child to participate and discuss the drive at home.
A reflective excerpt cites John Burroughs from Atlantic praising the still small voice as the strongest force, noting that calm meditative moments empower individuals and nations more than loud rhetoric in a noisy material era.
Rev Father Fish presents a memorial tablet erected by parochial school children for public school children to honor fallen soldiers. The ceremony pledges lifelong loyalty to the country and readiness to sacrifice, echoing Lincoln and the republic’s ideals amid a united flag.
An excursion train carrying 1000 people from Lima and nearby towns arrived for a pilgrimage to Our Lady of Consolation with over 1500 present including clergy Rev JG Mizer and Fathers Yost Theis and Fridolin A cure occurred as Peter Columbus 52 of Lima moved his limbs after prayer and reportedly walked later in Lima news confirmed it.
Alva A. Aglee argues in National Stockman and Farmer that labor shortages threaten lime application. He urges immediate order of limestone for wide land to improve soil, boost crops, and prepare for next year’s food demand. He predicts large fall wheat areas followed by timothy and clover.
Miss Bessie Catherine Edwards and Maurice Kisselle of Columbus were married Monday at the home of Amos Fisher in Columbus. Kisselle, son of Mr and Mrs C C Kisselle of Carey, recently graduated from Ohio State University as a mechanical engineer. The couple are guests of local relatives this week. Attending were C C Kisselle and daughter Kathryn, and C A Carpenter with their spouses.
Remember I refund your railroad fare to customers buying Gossard corsets from $3.50 up. Mrs. L. M. Gear of Upper Sandusky Ohio about an office over Drs Bowman. Mr. and Mrs Kurtz will spend the summer in Akron.
A crowd of 103 attended the alumni association banquet for the class of 1917 at Owl hall on Friday. Bert's Orchestra provided music from 8:00 to 9:00, with remarks by Harold Kefria and thanks from George Snyder. Several soloists performed, the flag salute followed the Star Spangled Banner, and officers were elected. Lunch and dancing closed the evening.
Eighth grade pupils taught by Miss Mattie Myers surprised her on her birthday with ice cream and cake and presented an ivory clock. Guests included Misses Irene Halloran Bertha Nye Carrie Montague Martha Stahl Mary Wentz Thelma Sopher and Messrs. Paul Spaid Gerald Beitler Edward Gunther Elmer Rothgeb Clarence Dill Ernest Smiley Bertha Van Heyde Dorcas Caswell Rema Ward Ruth Dryfuse.
Mrs S B Chesebrough entertained the Priscilla Club at her west town home on Tuesday afternoon last week. Guest Mrs Clint Sheridan attended and refreshments were served by Mrs Harry Chesebrough and Miss Bessie Sheridan. Next Tuesday the club meets with Mrs D C Henry.
The T G C Club met last Thursday with Esther and Helen Brooks as guests. Attendees included Mrs F J Simonis and daughter Marguerite, Loretta Derr, Mrs W B Hoff and daughter Artamisha, and Barbara Betz. The next meeting will be with Miss Helen Campbell next Thursday evening.
Mrs. W. E Montague led the Royal Society Crochet Club gathering Monday evening with guests Mrs. Roy Montague and Mrs. Harry Clinger. The group adjourned to resume in October while planning a picnic for August.
Mr and Mrs W C Anderson and daughter Grace hosted a social at their home on West Findlay Street. Guests included Mr and Mrs W L Binley with daughters Marie and Geraldine and son Harold of Toledo and Mr and Mrs Edison Bishop of Findlay.
Mrs W A Perkins will host the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the ME church at the regular meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening in place of the usual first Thursday afternoon gathering.
Mr and Mrs E FX Thome and son Clarence of east of town joined Mr and Mrs George Ash and Samuel Ash of this place and Mr and Mrs W A Burch of Upper Sandusky as dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Trisch of east of Nevada.
The Mission Band of the United Evangelical Sunday School will picnic at the park Friday afternoon. Meet at the church at 2 30. If the weather is stormy they will hold an indoor picnic at the parsonage at the same hour.
The Philathea class taught by Mrs. Jacob Stief held an experience social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A B Shué on Friday evening. The men's class taught by Wm Gobrecht were guests.
Mrs I L Culler entertained the Nineteen Hundred Club at a regular meeting Tuesday afternoon, hosting members in her home.
Mrs Mark Mitten hosted the J T Club at her home last Thursday afternoon. Members attended and Miss Agnes Mitten was a guest. The group spent the afternoon sewing and ended with a fine supper. The next meeting will be with Mrs P J Fox.
A Sunday afternoon gathering at the home west of town marked Miss Anne Ranger’s birthday with shares and good will. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Isatherton of Vanlue Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Ranger Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ranger and Mrs. Elizabeth Bra.
Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman and son Ernest of McCutchanville, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Croker, Rev. and Mrs. James W. Gibson, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Baker.
Mr and Mrs Joe Wherley of Adrian and Mr and Mrs Eugene Ewing with children visited Sunday in Fostoria as guests of Mr and Mrs Whitney Abbott.
Mr and Mrs Charles Nachbar and sons Ray and Harold of southeast of town were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Frederick Nachbar of South street. The gathering highlighted family ties and local hospitality with the Nachbars sharing a meal and stories.
The seventh and eighth grades taught by Miss Mattie Myers and Miss Bertha Van Heyde picnicked at the park on Friday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests were Dr and Mrs John Cosgray and daughters Helene and Maxine of Toledo visiting Mr and Mrs S B Chesebrough.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Hart hosted Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs A E Constien and their son George, sharing a meal and conversation.
Mr and Mrs Clem Alspach entertained Mr and Mrs I L Shull at a noon dinner Sunday.
The piece lists leading producers for 25 commodities with the United States atop many lists and Britain or Germany common in others. It then notes the United States leads in 14 commodities and urges buying United States Liberty Bonds to support the nation and its children.
Evangelical church gathers next Saturday at 2 30 for the Mission Band meeting to collect mite boxes and prepare the annual report.
Services listed for Our Lady of Consolation led by Rev. Father Aloys M. Fish. Sunday Masses at 8:00 and 10:30 a m with vespers and benediction at 7:30 p m. Weekday masses at 6:80 and 8:00 a m, all sun time.
Rev E Luther Spaid leads Sunday School at 9:00 a m and morning worship at 10:15 a m Luther League meets at 6:30 p m and evening worship at 7:30 p m Mid week service on Wednesday at 7 30 p m James William Gibson is minister at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school at 9 00 a m C 5 Cram superintendent Epworth League at 6 30 p m Lawrence Bland president Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Children’s services June 17 7 30
John Wesley Shock pastor leads Sunday school at 9:00 and public worship at 7:30 with the sermon The Mission of the Church in a missionary service urged for full attendance. Preaching at Hebron and Beech Grove at 9:00 and 10:30. Wednesday prayer and praise with Glynn Eyer class. All are welcome.
Reverend H. D. Shultz leads Sunday school at nine with a sermon to Maccabees at ten sixteen. Children’s Day exercises begin at seven thirty, followed by preaching at St. Paul at two thirty in the afternoon.
Sunday services at 10 15 a m and Wednesday meeting at 7 30 p m at Hoff block South street.
The list details a Sunday evening program by United Evangelical Sunday School children. It lists performances including songs, recitations, solos, piano and vocal duets, responsive reading, drills, and offering. Several named participants and classes are shown, with sequence from voluntary opening to closing song.
The Carey Clippers faced the Upper Sandusky Reds on a sunny Sunday afternoon. Crowds packed the stands as Carey, mostly high school players, built a 9 to 7 lead by seven runs in one inning, but the Reds rallied in the final frame to win 10 to 9.
Notice to consumers that gas service will be shut off townwide at 10 00 am Sunday June 10 due to gas line work at the Federal Porcelain plant. Gas expected back by late afternoon by Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Co.
A writer in America Magazine calls the Agriculture Department’s Bulletin 28 “The Chemical Composition of American Food Materials” thriftiest reading, noting its 6 cent price and monthly value. The guide lists common foods with precise nutrient proportions per pound, including starch sugar water and other components for every likely kitchen item.
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