Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guest Speakers
Local residents report visits and stays with relatives across Bucyrus Findlay Toledo and Cleveland. The notes list numerous visitors and home guests including Mr and Mrs Alfred Davis Mr and Mrs Vernon Huston Miss Ella Anderson and Miss Mildred Basil among others with travels to Detroit Toledo Findlay and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neaediencs
Andusky City
Sunant
DePhilharmonie
Ory
Imei Ff
Ores Alter
Ménice Dotsoi
Lima
Alex Stewart
Relatves
Detroit
Mrzand
Almon Blue
Stella
Bucyrus
Gertrude England
Patterson Street
Evelyn Hosafros
Max Himas
Findlay
Cleveland
GC. L. Reynolds
Oakland
Calif
Criger
Robert Heizel
Upper San
Tiff
Charles Calmes
Tiffin
Louis Schira
Patty Haines
Vanlue
P. B. Hendricks
Harry Bachar
Ruth
Toledo
B. M. Bachar
Mildred Basil
McCutchenville
State Department of Liquor Control
Columbus
Wm. Frish
Irené
Kirby
Henry O'Flaherty
Loren Stahl
Orval Scarfossa
Homer Wonder
Kurtz
Lin‘wood
Kurtz -Apent
James Wight
James
Donald
Wm. Humbert
Anna Humbert
Frank. Schanhoft
Pittsburgh
Clarence McCormick
Ralph Roller
N. Ac. Beuxhert
Della ¢ Gibson
O ‘ Homer
Swerlein
BE Phillips
Springville
S “Lortsot
Sandusky
Mise
Sylvia
Daniels
Mare Funday
Tracy
Lionel
Phillips
Evelyny
West Joa
Anise Ers Pearen
caGsin Deters St Toleds
Hig
Ward
Mig
Clayton’ Shuman
Della Peterson
Mildred’ Gunther
Culinary Notes On Salt Uses And Lightening Mashed Potatoes
This fragment discusses salt quantities for various foods, methods to lighten mashed potatoes with baking powder or steam, and tips to avoid soggy pie crusts by prebaking. It also touches on strategies to overcome food dislikes and a custard-like chocolate bread pudding recipe.
CCC to Continue Enrollment Through March 31 1935
Wyandot county Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission reports from the Veterans Administration in Cleveland that the Civilian Conservation Corps will continue until March 31, 1935 with enrollments between July 1 and July 31, 1934. More applicants may be selected due to compulsory discharges after one year of service. Veterans should contact the county office with name and address, and forms will be sent. Rules from prior enrollments remain. dependents will receive three fourths of monthly allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Bolish
Wyandot County Soldiers and Sailors’ Relief Commission
Veterans Administration
Cleveland
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Deals in Dirt and Property Transfers in Crawford and Nearby Townships
Numerous land transfers recorded including Charles F. Dible to Carey village parcel in Crawford township for 1.0042. C H Bell to Nettie Bell in Nevada inlot 19. Emma Milum to John M. Morris for 40 acres in Marseilles. Lawrence et al to Kerr 39 41 acres in Pitt township for 1. Hare administrator to Thomas A Reber 40 acres in Pitt for 626. Rich Stansberry administrator to Frank Siden 140 acres in Mifflin for 43600. Mark H W Karr et al to George H Hewett 35 acres in Crawford for 1. Ida Murray part of Jot 3 Wharton for 1. Louis Ps Artz executor to Mrs Bia Horn part of inlet Marginal plat Upper Sandisky for 2 150. Lewis E Schoenberger et al to Charles Schoenberger 30 acres in Salem. Wharton Bank unions to Wharton Bank.
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Charles F. Dible
Carey
Crawford Township
C. H. Bell
Nettie Bell
William Balliet
Nevada
Emma Milum
John M. Morris
Marseilles
Os Bini
Lawrence
Kerr
Pitt
Cr. Hare
Thomas ’A. Reber
Pitt Township
Rich Stansberry
Frank
R.siden
Mifflin Township
Karr
George H. Hewett
Orville QuyKears
Ida
Murray
Wharton
Louis
Horn
Sandisky
Lewis E. Schoenberger
Tal
Charles
Sthoenberger
Salem
Township
Wharton Bank
Erin
Ann
Village council approves June expenditures and salaries
At the June regular meeting the council authorized payments including Ohio Power Co energy for May 4590.55. engineering service 300. water and light office half month 4.69. numerous June salaries ledgers. labor on water and light lines. repairs, supplies, and materials from multiple vendors. Memorial Day donation to American Legion 256. and additional water and light office charges, totaling a set of routine bills and approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Affairs
Ohio Power Co
Energy
Floyd G. Browne
Board of Public Affairs
W. J. Jefferson
Dugeee Henry
Fatt Williams
Walter Updegraff
Hobart Tong
German
Thiee
Fred Ellery & Son
Terided Bros
The
Snyder Lumber Co
Crane Co
J. F. Dible
Aon Garage
National Lime & Stone Co
Atone
Brown & Son
American Electrical Works
Waints Book Store
We of New Water Works
General Electric Supply Corp
Mary
Robert O'Connor
Earl Brigg S
American” Legion
of Public Affairs
Board of Public
Water and Light
Neil Eee
Tereitire HermansSchreiner
Aes. Ae
Ptarvey
Germany to cut US lard imports in 1934 under policy
The Department reports Germany will limit US lard imports effective March 1 1934 reducing expected shipments to about 65 million pounds, a little over half of 1933 Germany remains a major market for American hog products and will apply an 18 cent per pound tariff on all lard imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Départment of
Ohio State University
Paemonthly
United States
Germany
Local notes and visits referenced in county register
Various neighbors and families are noted visiting relatives and returning from trips to Carey Buckeye Lake Port Williams and Goshen Ind. Teachers change at seventh grade and a church bell dedication are announced. Agricultural and extension notes cover canning bulletins chick rearing and farm income trends with crop and price observations.
Beekeepers estimate winter losses at twenty to twenty five percent
The passage notes beekeepers expect winter losses of 20 to 25 percent. It then transitions to agricultural pest control with a mercury tablet solution for radish and cabbage maggots and briefly mentions a rise in credit unions from few a decade ago to 2300 today. The fragment ends with a note on lawn maintenance to limit growth.
Caret in Town Notes Debt Avoidance Shift
The Carey Times observes a change in transportation behavior with less debt and more driving. It highlights local printing and mailing services as part of a broader note on commercial printing and envelope production trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
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Ella Anderson
Fred Anderson
Lewis
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Marcella
Anna Shumaker
W. C. Herndon
Fremont
L. G. Ranger
Wm. Leeder
James Briggs
Earl Briggs
Carey Briggs
Attica
Lindayien
Emrsissae
I Daniels
Jeane Daniels
Sestac Heme
Leeds
CCO
Sera
Peter Cg
Nea
Phate
Ibs
Carey Till
Ging Ayers
Ages
BT Sers Eta CS A
Sa Ce
Ccutchenville Oe
Paul Wagner
Dwight Spaythe
Upper Sandusky
Bemisderfer
Elmer- Gibson
Pauline
Buckeye Lake
Ada Swerlein
Junior
Ernest Wetzel
Margaret
Kenneth Wetzel
Scudder Grubel
George Pennington
Port Williams
Mrs
Stanley Pennington
D. J. Multholand
Joyce
Goshen
Ind
Multholand
D. R. Lea
Charles Lambert
Dallas Ruehle
Betty Jean
Eloisa Savial
Karl Lambert
Mervin Bare
Melmore
Virginia Tate
Sycamore
Bare
Reformed Church
Oneida May Fritz
Stanley Fritz
Ray Clingamen
Louis Fritz
Canning, & Bulletin
County Extension Agents
George Warren
F. A. Pearson
Cornell University
Corr
Kellége
F. H. Frederick
Outfitter
Aires
Bob White
Hone
Raysa
Tennbis
Stevens
8&E
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Kirich
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