Fort Ancient Fortified Fortress of the Mound Builders
Fort Ancient in Ohio stands as a major prehistoric fortress built by the Mound Builders. The 126 acre site features 3.5 miles of earthen walls up to 20 feet high, a refuge in the Miami Valley, and over 100000 artifacts found by scientists. Now a state park operated by the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society, it attracts visitors from Ohio and beyond for exploration and picnics. Fort Ancient sits on Route 350 about 35 miles north of Cincinnati, between Routes 42 and 22.
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Fort Ancient
America
City of Bones
Ohio
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Miami Valley
Cedarville
Springfield
Miami River
Wheat harvest and local notices in 1895 Dispatch
In 1895 local notes report wheat harvest beginning near Crawford and a fire destroying Spackey’s barn east of Carey. Lightning hit Dow farm well shows gas output. Obituary for Elizabeth Miley Black of Seneca County aged 62. Community events include Amanda township Sabbath School convention and a large Carey Fourth of July celebration with races and phonograph show.
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John Enright
Smalley
Crawford
C. F. Pflueger
Cleveland
Buzzard’s Bay
Ritchie
Lima
United States
Jacob Spackey
Carey
Dow
Ohio Oil Co
Findlay
Elizabeth Miley Black
Big Spring Township
Seneca County
Jacob Black
John H. Black
Albert F. Black
Akron
Roseberry
House of Commons
Lord Salisbury
Amanda Township Sabbath School Association
Bethesda Church
Vanlue
Local News and Gossip From Carey Area June 1916
Theda Bara appears in The Devil's Daughter at the Royal next Friday evening. Ella Sours, 5, of Tymochtee township, died Tuesday night from acute indigestion. A new baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Heck two miles northwest of Carey Monday morning. Russell Bloom and Mabel Gardner wed last Saturday. Crawford township hired new teachers for Crawford school at a Monday meeting. Company I of the Ohio National Guard was called to patrol the Mexican border. Carey men went to Tiffin then Columbus for drill and exams. Those departing included Ned Nye and others listed.
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Theda Bara
the Royal
Ella
Jacob Sours
Tymochtee Township
Ralph Heck
Carey
Russel Bloom
William Bloom
Mabel Gardner
G. F Gardner
Crawford Township Board of Education
Crawford School
Ella Merrick
Upper Sandusky
Eureka
Della Stoll
Whippoorwill
Cletus Lowery
Poverty Run
Wilford Presler
Shuman
Jacob Nitrauer
Martin
B. E. Hudson
Beebe
F. L. Livingston
Stettler
Stella Nye
Eighth Regiment
Ohio National Guard
Tiffin
Columbus
Ned Nye
Free Scoarse
Merle Mohn
Herbert Clark
Charles Clark
Russel Greene
Floyd Greene
Edward Jones
Basil Stroub
George Remlinger
Burton Krom
Willard Couple Wed in Quiet June Ceremony
June 9 marriage unites H L Tracy of Willard formerly Carey and Grace Marie Elder of Willard. Also noted is the death of Margaret Ellen Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, on E North street.
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H. L. Tracy
Willard
Carey
Grace Marie Elder
Live tenure seen for half of Ohio teachers
Walton B. Bliss of the Ohio Education Association estimated that about half of Ohio's teachers will receive continuing or unlimited contracts under the new tenure law. He argued dismissal standards must be safeguarded and that life leases are not guaranteed. The act covers schools with over 800 pupils and requires a life teaching certificate for eligibility. September 1 is the proposed effective date, questioned by State Education Director Dietrich.
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Walton B. Bliss
The
Ohio Education Association
Ohio
E N. Dietrich
Bliss
Board of Education
Dietrich
Thomas J. Herbert
Local Notes from Berry area report family visits and a wedding
Elmer Caudill recovers slowly from measles. Neighbors and relatives visit in Berry including Earl Caudill at Bruce Conley. Several gatherings occur with Gilliland, Eckert, Fisher, Gibson, and Bland families sharing meals and afternoons. Walter Day and Kathleen Corfman wed in Upper Sandusky with reception at the Day home.
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Elmer Caudill
Earl Caudill
Bruce Conley
Joseph Gibson
Ralph Eckert
Emogene Caudill
E. K. Conley
Troy Higgins
Algada
Kenton
W. J. Fisher
Earl Baker
Mattie Gibson
Toledo
Muskegon
Mich
Abner May
Ben Rice
Elijah Smith
Alvada
Eddie Adams
Wilbur
Dorothy
Delaware
Clyde Maye
Carey
Walter Day
Edward Day
Upper Sandusky
Kathleen Corfman
Sycamore
Reformed Church
Salem News social visits and hospital note
Mary Catherine Davidson spent Sunday evening with Joanna Orians. Many local households in Salem township and nearby towns hosted guests through Sunday and Monday. Henry Lortz was taken to Mercy hospital in Tiffin for an emergency appendectomy.
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Mary Catherine Davidson
Joanna Orians
Frank Best
Virgil
Near Lovell
Emmet Myers
Mary Louise
Donald Orians
Ambrose Orians
Joanna
Arlis Orians
Carey
Urban Hoops
Tiffin
Armland—Gase
J. E Davidson
Rachel
John Guttenberg
Charles Robison
Earl Hunter
Cedar Point
Urban Myers
Clifford
Mary Wank
John Gores
Leipsic
Mary Selda Kummerer
Bascom
Henry Fleck
Francis Richards
Robert
Berniece Hunter
Cincinnati
Bruce Hunter
Roger
Albert Kummerer
Merle
Dorothy
Arthur Brickner
Emmet Orians
Mary
Louise
Salem Township
Gertrude Orians
Agnes Oger
Henry Lortz
Mercy Hospital
George Lortz
Katie Lortz
Village Marshals Appointed Not Elected After September
A new state law passed by the last legislature ends voter elections for village marshals after September 5. Marshals will be appointed by the mayor under the updated framework.
Adlerika Digestive Aid Adverts at Harry's Drug Store
A short advertisement urges readers to try Adlerika for sour stomach and bloating caused by partially digested foods. The ad promotes purchasing the product at Harry's Drug Store and emphasizes immediate availability.
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W. N
Iowa
Harry's Drug Store
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Simonis
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Marshal
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W. H. Snyder
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J. H. Windai
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al Corwin
Fred Rowalt
Dr. Wonder
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C. L. Humbert
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J A. Gibbs
A. J. Frederick
John Wisebaker
John Lockrider
F. C Gibbs
Walter Snyder
H Kesler
John Pierce
Little Six Orchestra
Clarence Krupp
Stanley Miller
Fred Woessner
Ralph Greene
James Miller
Margaret Ellen
Walter Brown
E. North Street
Galion Iron Works
Iva Essex
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Detroit
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Felix the Cat
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Country Store
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H J Wolf
Nelson
Emadél Wolf
Raymond Bush
E. T Bush
Sriedman
Shelby
Theodore Myers
Friedman-Shelby
Ewing Drug Store
Goodyear Tires
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Shell Service
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