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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1928

Page

7

Local Notables and Happenings from Twenty-Five Years Ago

In Other Days notes Leroy Dunaway becomes night operator at Big 4 station. Nelson Stahl welcomed a baby girl. A sock social and entertainment is planned at Bachar's hall on June 18. Carrol Zimmerman leaves for Chicago for a new operator post. Major B L Wallace attends a regiment officers meeting in Lima. Walter Snyder resigns to become manager for Cleveland Grain elevators. Andrew Pflueger heads to Crestithe to open a jewelry shop with nephew Carl assisting. Back water boosts Tymochtee fishing as a 28 pound carp is landed. Charles Krupp earns pharmacist license and joins Starbird Hoyt in Norwalk. Winnie Long weds Harry W Rose of Findlay at her parents’ home on South Patterson. A girls basketball team is forming with noted local girls. Frank Galbroner and Frances Culler wed in Hicksville. Galbroner is night operator at Hocking Valley.

Nelson Stahl Bachar’s Hall Carrol Zimmerman Chicago Charles Krupp Columnus Starbird & Hoyt Norwalk Thea Norman Long South Patterson Street Winnie Long Harry W. Rose Findlay

Father's Day services noted at Vanlue church

In Woodsdale many residents were gathering for Father’s Day observances at Vanlue Methodist Church next Sunday June 17. Local visits included Mr and Mrs Roy Farmer hosting relatives Eva from Arlington and others. Community members shared condolences on the sudden death of Ted Cole son of Mr and Mrs Ben Cole.

Ted Cole Ben Cole

Local notices and events from a small town

The clipping lists a series of community items: a 9 pound son born to Mr and Mrs Ximmel of Forest. W C T U meeting notes. Knights of Columbus and Knights of Pythias attendance. a wedding at Ty mochtee township. Pioneer Picnic in Stoll’s Grove with state agricultural secretary A P P Sandles speaking. W C U Grace Chapel meeting with the hymn Liquor Has Had Its Day. deaths of Mrs Joseph Hook age 71 born in Germany and Mrs F D Hurd born Feb 7 1860 with survivors. a Big Mogul engine mention.

Eugene Ximmel Forest J. C. Dow W. R. Graveldinger Otto Krupp William Myers August Windau Knights of Columbus Tiffin Stoll’s Grove A. PP. Sandles Carey Francis Willard Grace Chapel Joseph Hook Germany Mary Ann Remlinger

Train derailment blocks freight routes near Galt House

Four people were able to disembark after a switch failure south of the Galt House Monday night around 11. The engine and one car left the tracks when the split switch was struck while the train returned after taking water, blocking all freight traffic until Tuesday noon.

Galt House

Fort Royal Residents Attend Regional and Family Gatherings

Mrs. Robert Walter and son visited her father and sisters. E A Baughman and Arthur Lininger called on the Hartles. Flossie Walter and Merle Dean visited Blanche Heck and Janice Ann. Melvin England of Mr. Blanchard spent time with the Hartles and Lillie England. Baughman family attended Adrian College commencement where their grandson Dale graduated. Ralph Thomas and Cole families visited the Putnams. Harley Baughman’s family spent Sunday with the Orville Dean family in Vannie and helped care for the Deans’ children while they were away in Toledo.

Robert Walter E. A. Baughman Arthur Lininger A. I. Hartle Flossie Walter Merle Dean Blanche Heck Janice Ann E. A Baughman Harley Adrian Midh Baughman Dale Ralph Thomas John Donna Oak Grove Fred Cole Near Wharton al Putnam Mary Harley Baughman Orville Dean Vannie David Dow Genevieve Margaret Billy Tiffin Robert Dow Edgar Wentling Willie Cole John Krabill Madeline Pipes Klewee Clyde Wentling T. Laws Myrtle Bingle Edith Karr Laws Tracy Home J. F. Held Cleveland Ralph Haford Raymond Logsdon Homer Phillips Gerald Lucille Margaret Ellen Mr. Phillips Elizabeth Presler Walter Gottfried

Diet guidelines for tuberculous patients and energy sources

The tuberculous patient should base energy on diet, adjusted by physician directions. A moderately active man over 130 pounds can use a similar diet, with increases if weight gain lags and decreases if overfed. Caution against overfeeding rude regulous patients. milk eggs greens and onions provide value beyond fat protein and carbohydrate content.

Community Notes Reach Across Towns in Hancock County

Crawford Fr. W Hurd and Mark Karr attended a live stock show in Fostoria Thursday. Various families from Eden township Carey Tiffin Clyde Adrian and Glenwood area visitation and visits are logged with multiple residents visiting kin and friends. The piece ends with cemetery fund subscriptions and township officials urging timely payments.

Fr. W. Hurd Mark Karr Fostoria David Laws Eden Township Hancock County T. G. Laws

Pretty charity collector confronts reluctant driver

A pretty girl collecting for a hospital asks a man in a luxury car to donate. He bluntly refuses saying he will not contribute today, while she insists they are gathering funds now.

Paca

Shorts and Middlings on Farm Life and Bookkeeping

A compact look at farm practices from animal care to feed management and education. It notes clothes moth control, poultry feeding, insect naming, farm women camps, and Ohio State University farm accounting through a 27 page yearly record.

Corn Billbug Control Advises Replanting In Ohio

Ohio corn growers face severe billbug damage this season with the pest in adult beetle form. Entomologists from the State University Extension Service recommend replanting badly infested fields by inserting new rows between the old, leaving the first stand to draw away some of the bugs. Some damage to the second planting is still likely. The bugs depart around June 15 to feed on nearby grasses.

Ohio Sheonophorus Zene Hip State University Extension Service

Peach crop fails to meet expected annual kill in Ohio reports

Reports to D R. Arnold of the Ohio State University indicate no annual peach crop kill this year. May 1 condition in the southern states stood at 74 percent of normal, vs 43 percent last year and 57 percent two years ago. Clyde area also expected above average.

D R. Arnold Ohio State University Clyde

Buckeye Reduction Co Offers Free Dead Stock Removal

Notice to farmers from The Buckeye Reduction Co Findlay Ohio advertises free removal of dead stock and offers telephone service for orders. Contact Sunday and evenings at phone 3659.

THE Buckeye Reduction CO Findlay Ohio

Reunion Cards Printed by Carey Times

Local paper notes reunion cards printed by Carey Times journalist network. Cards carry event details and participant names for past and future gatherings amid archival notices.

The Carey Times Garey Times

Also Mentioned on This Page

Leroy Dunaway B. L. Wallace Lima 2Nd Regiment Walter Snyder W. H. Snyder Cleveland Grain Co Andrew Pflueger Carl Tymochtee Grant Mildred Nichols Madge Chesebro Norah Karns Mabel Hoff Esther Campbell Mary Gibbs Leta Newhard Lulu Hoy Cory Snyder Gail Robinson Lucy Bond Hicksville Frank Galbroner Ethis Place Frances Culler Harriet Culler Mr. Galbroner Hocking Valley Woodsdale Ira Crosser D.P. Harris George Meyers Gaynell Kinney Gerald Hatch Oscar Mull Mt. Blanchard Roy Farmer William Farmer Eva Arlington Sofi Arekgr R. W McRill A. A. McRill Lola May Essex Commodore Miller Marion Township Fred Leonard Robert Near Arcadia R. W. McRill Erman Bright Wayne Wiseley O. R. Riddlebaugh R. H. Coldren Callie Tong Sherman Tong Elmer Hosea Tong Ridge Center Grant Tong Bert Smith S.smith Florence Ernest Smith Walter Dible J. H. Phillips Near Carey Nial Walters Jacob Nitrauer Columbus Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Robert Sweigard Abigail McLeod Brown Tymochtee Township F D Hurd Mrs Hurd Florence Brown F H. Brown Charley Brown Ernest Brown Fort Royal Melvin England Stace and Locs! Public Health Associations of Crawford Mary Tracy Miss Bertha Carey Ray Tracy Mrs Ralph Myers Winifred Karr John Davidson, Jr Angie Mary Elizabeth Franklin David Charles Clemens Upper Sandusky William Proctor William Sammet Paul Sammet Lawrence Sammet Lewis England Emanuel Burk Forest Miller Bloomdale Kate Smalley Wm. Proctor B. H. Davis H. B. Turnbell Plumbing Shop Sam Peaches O. K Chass Onis Ichigan Chevrolet Atone Syonesia Stowe. Motor Sales Upper Sandusky and Carey, Ohio White Way Sycamore, C Koehler Wharton, C Co's.t McCormick-Deerin McCormick-Deering Zender Implement Co N. Vance St
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