Village Council Approves Wide Bills and Salaries
The village council met Monday and approved numerous payments including Ewing Drug Co office supplies 2.35 L N Zahn insurance on sub station machinery 385.96 Mary Mosier rent water and light office 15 Carey Times office supplies and bids 49.20 W J Leiferson June salary 87.50 Frank Frey engineer plant 60 Brian Frederick 50 Eugenia Henry secretary 37.50 Ohio Fuel Gas gas water works 130 Natona Supply water line material 132.35 Payrolls cover electric and water lines with hours and amounts for multiple workers plus board of affairs salaries 25 each and numerous other vendors and services.
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Ewing Drug Co
L.N Zahn
Mary Mosier
Carey Times
W. J. Leiferson
Frank Frey
Brian Frederick
Eugenia Henry
Qhio Fuel Gas Co
National Lime & Stone Co
Stone
Barco Mtg. Co
H. G Hagimer
Standard Oil Co
Stoll & Gaster
W. H. Houk & Son
Natona ‘Supply Co
Earl Williams
Walter Updegraff
FT. A. Miller
Sherman McKee
Gordon Wyatt
John Drummonds
Lucille Frederick
War Williams
F. A. Miller
Joe Black
H. E. Wyatt
Herbert Newhard
P.C Goff
Carey Farmers Coop. Co
Snyder Lumber Co
General Electric Supply Corp
Orwick Motor
Ford
Graybar Electric Co
P A. Hendricks
Jacob Nitrauer
I. L. Culler
Elmer Hunter
Ed Weaver
Ed Mullholand
John Orians
David Orians
Mary Kentfield
H. G Chambers
Linus Myers
Wallace Dibie
Same
Arch Donelson
Free Scoarse
Harry Bowman
M. Bachar
Harvey Sopher
C M Brown
Ira Frey
Sylvester Pahl
Ralph Hill Same
Norbert Brown
Don Hunter
J T Stombaugh
Henry Emerine
Forest Bland
R Zeis
L. L Myers
R_ Zeis
Clarence Long
Riester
Stoll Family Reunion Held at Carey Park
Fifty Stoll family members gathered at Carey park for their annual reunion with attendees from Carey and Upper Sandusky. Officers chosen: President Harry Stoll, Vice President C A Wentz, Secretary-Treasurer Miss Maaje Kennerley. Next year’s gathering is set for the third Friday in June at Carey park.
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Charles Dietrick
Ethel Miler
Tiffin
John Hendricks
Niles Bildy
Findlay
Ohio
Clyde Phillips
Donald
Elma
Bifth Miller
Warren
Howard Rankin
Youngstown
Mazie Fowles
Phillips- Dible
Carey Park
B C Bowling
Huntington
W Va
John Williams
South Street
Mildred
Dickie Williams
W. H. Houk
Upper Sandusky
Franklin Stover
Bellevernon
Ralph Hill
Jones
Meadowbrook Park
Bascom
Don Kurtz
Dover
Carey
Gertrude Kurtz
Murry Johnson
Junior Twining
West Virginia
J. W. Cosgray
Toledo
B. Chesebro
F . McDonald
Paul McNutt
Fred. Hendricks
Juanita Pierce
J W. Pierce
Ida Fox
Herman Ritter
James Ogg
Alonzo Ogg
David Ogg
Frank Schwarer
Chicago
Helen Beebe
R C Beebe
Ben Brown
Marc Schlachter
Peggy Marilyn Jean
Eilene
Clyde
Stoll
Carey and
Harry Stoll
C ‘A Wentz
Maaje Kennerley
McBride Couple Celebrate 71st Anniversary in Ripley Home
Mr and Mrs P G McBride of Ripley summarized a long marriage as proof of lasting success. They have lived together in the same house for over 70 years, marking 71 years since their wedding.
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W H. Houk
Carey
William Ogg
Findlay
Columbus
F C. Ogg
Eg Ernest
Lloyd Baker
West of
Gilboa
Ripley
P. G.mcbride
Buttermilk Station Tale Ties Local History to Civil War
J H Teal of Cherry street recalls a heavy thimble once used by his cobbler father Henry Bolander at Buttermilk Station. He cites six napkins from a Civil War era table cloth, bought from a pack peddler who predicted his death in the first battle. The memory links Butter milk Station to local railroad work and to William Anderson and David Anderson, county board member, in strap from construction days. Harley Clark now owns the nearby farm.
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J. H. Teal
Cherry Street
Henry Bolander
Bolander
Mr. Teal
Teal
Buttermilk Station
William Anderson
Anderson
David Anderson
Orange Township
Harley Clark
Findlay
Lincoln Shirt Front Comment Sparks Currency Theory
Sinclair, president of the Federal Reserve Bank, warns the public about a new counterfeit $5 bill issue. He says the easiest test is to scrutinize Lincoln's shirt front, noting the counterfeit's heavy printing makes the shirt appear soiled, while genuine notes show faint etched lines.
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Abraham Lincoln
John
Sinclair
Federal Reserve Bank
Lincoln
Disgusting Superstition in Prospective Governess Tale
A dialogue fragment shows a prospective governess refusing a position after learning of 13 children, while the mistress calls superstition a petty concern. The snippet illustrates class and household dynamics in a domestic fiction setting.
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Stewart Warmnerite
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