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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
2
Salem News details visits among Carey and Upper Sandusky families, weddings, and gatherings. Notable events include multiple dinners, trips by car to Detroit with cousins, a surprise birthday serenade for Mrs. Wilfred Logsdon, a June 21 birthday celebration for Mrs. C. G. Kimmel, and a large neighborhood turnout totaling about 75 people with food, music, and prizes.
Grace Chapel events include visits by Hazel Wentling Irene Robison Dora Walter and others. The fourth annual Updegraff family reunion June 20 featured a 70th birthday for Mr. Updegraff, a large turnout from multiple towns, a noon dinner, and an afternoon program.
Jacob Seamoss from Oak Grove shows slow improvement while N Copley travels to North Dakota for a weeks long visit. Howard McKee visited Carl Wiler’s family Sunday. Harvey Newcomer runs hauling daily for farmers with a Reo truck. Samuel Seaman and Mrs Sheridan called on Mrs D W Rau Tuesday. Dr Fiatates of Vanlue visited Mrs D W Rau Sunday. her condition has improved little.
Mr and Mrs E T Criger and daughter Edith and Bert Presler were in Tiffin Monday. Miss Mabel Bame returns from Ada to visit her parents S S Bame. D W C Ray called to Houck town for Buckeye State Mutual. Children Day services at St John’s rescheduled to Sunday evening. Rev Morris Geucher of Lafayette to preach at the Dunkard church age 19. Clarence Bish and two Chicago sons visited Charles Luzader and Anna.
Mr and Mrs Orville Cole hosted Sherman Shuck Sunday. Elmer Pratt and Miss Jeffie visited Findlay Thursday. Caroline Shull spent Sunday with Charles Shull and family Clyde Shearer and Harlen Shuck visited Paul Fenstermaker Sunday. Edgar Oman and Velma hosted Henry Eatherton Sunday. Charles Cross and Ike Siford visited Upper Sandusky Wednesday. Mrs Harry Stoll and Rosa Presler called on Mrs Tom Walters Friday.
Chas L. Zahm will soon lead a crew to build the electric line to Berwick. A map showing the route was held up at the Ohio Power Co. office in New York, delaying the project until the map arrived on Tuesday.
The redwood is unusually free from enemies and wind damage. Its thick bark resists fire, making it hard to kill by burning and insect attacks are uncommon. Lightning is the major force that can kill or shatter these trees. Most redwood reproduction occurs via sprouts, including from very old stumps.
Agricultural department investigations show that one standard cord of well-seasoned woods such as hickory owl beech birch maple ash elm locust or cherry equals about one ton of anthracite coal. A cord and a half of soft maple or two cords of cedar poplar or bass wood provide the same heat. One cord of mixed wood matches at least one ton of average grade bituminous coal.
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