Marely 6 1508 Athens trip and local notices reported
In brief notes from the era residents move offices, purchase local properties, and celebrate life events. Items include Lizzie Rader moving millinery stock above the post office, Ervin Wentling grocery sale to Porter Ward, Mrs. Granville Hunter's death from pneumonia, and several marriages and birthdays. Weather and industry notes mention sleet storms, oil price rise, and irrigation trials in Wood county. Counts of personal moves, births, and community updates fill the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Rader
Porter
Carey area notes march 7 1913 local happenings
March 7 1913 items include thrift stamps purchased by M E Sunday school, C C Simonis home from Chillicothe on furlough, Miles Mullholand buys a Chevrolet touring car, Buckeye Pipe Line Co pays 4234 and 46 for oil, births in the community, and several visits moves and enrollments. Regular weekly train times at Carey noted along with local business and residence changes including Eagle restaurant purchase and Wentling house rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Cc. C. Simonis
Chillicothe
Miles Mullholand
S. B. Chesebrough
Maril
Shorts and Middlings on Agriculture and Potatoes
A compact survey notes employment in agriculture in Ohio as the leading industry for jobs in the state. It also covers national farming, export shares, and government funding. The piece explains the potato’s origins in western South America and its arrival in Europe via explorers. It mentions timing for chick hatchery to maximize egg prices and lays out hatching windows for leghorns and heavy breeds to reach laying age by target market months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United States
Ireland
South America
Europe
Scotland
Wharton Representative Grover Traxler Visits Columbus on Business
Colum bus hosts Wharton representative Grover Traxler this week on official business. Mrs. Lester Steele remains ill at her mother's home Mrs. Nettie Ex line. Ray Searfoss shows slight pneumonia recovery. Pearl and Lester Price assist in moving. W C T U meets at Mrs. S. B. Huston’s home. Robert Fuller of Findlay visits relatives here. Otto Stephan and George Stephan travel to Lorain for funeral of Mrs. Paul Secrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Traxler
Columbus
Lester Steele
Nettie Exline
Pearl Price
Lester Price
8. B. Huston
Robert Fuller
Findlay
Otto Stephan
George Stephan
Lorain
Paul Secrist
Mountain Air Echoes From Vacationers
A brief exchange captures mountain air appreciation as vacationers praise the climate while a Cleveland administrator is contrasted with the current scene. The Pathfinder voice endures in casual, regional chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlin
Cleveland
Pathfinder
Sycamore Students Visit American Literature Class
Miss Martha Ward and Miss Geraldine Beitler visited the Sycamore American Literature class Friday. Hawthorne short stories were studied during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ward
Geraldine Beitler
Sycamore
Hawthorne
Perfect Scores Marked In Grade Four Class
Room 18, Grade 4 list of pupils with perfect spelling dictation last week includes Jeanne Capell Gracetta Merichen Harold Walter Reid Burson Beulah Ritter John Nye Russell Cole Gilbert Phillips Jean Wolfrum Jattice Corton Luella Waller Betty Krom Darrold Brig Tand Harold Turnbell Dorothy Mericle Neil DeForest Betty Wen merry Frederick Bland Margaretm1 den Philipss Margaret Munddy Paul Cantleberry Zoe Cantleberry. Advanced class lists Betty Wenner Phyllis Buchanan Harold Turnbell Paul Cantleberry with averages 100 97 96 92. In arithmetic races Reid Burson won individually. Geography tests 100s went to Paul Cantleberry Phyllis Buchanan Janice Corron Robert DeForest. Spelling 100s include Cantleberry Buchanan Montague Wenner DeForest Merkle Turnbell Nye England Krom Wolfrum Phillips Puchta Nye Baker Burson Kitzler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne i ‘Capell
Gracetta Mérichen
Harold
Walter
Reid
Burson
Beulah Ritter
DeForest
Betty? Wenmerry
Fréderick
Bland
Margaret
Phillibss
Margaret ,Munddy
Paul ‘Cantleberry
Zoe
Betty Wenner
Phyllis Buchanan
Harold Turnbell
Paul Cantleberry
Reid Burson
Janice Corron
Robert DeForest
Billy Montague
Dorothy Merkle
Eva Nye
Darrold England
Betty Krom
Jean Wolfrum
Gilbert Phillips
Betty Puchta
John Nye
Ruth Baker
Betty Kitzler
Washington leads in spelling dictation with Room 14 pupils
Room 14 fifth graders posted 100 percent in spelling dictation led by Tom Criger Sicille Donelson Barbara Houk Norman Huffman Don Mitchell Geralda Mae Moser George Munday Chester Ogg Marian Patterson Mary Ellen Stillberger Janis Wenner Robert Williams Marjorie Wolfrum The advanced class includes Criger Huffman Hunter Mitchell Moser Patterson Wenner mention Row T won last week’s arithmetic races Carl Poland moved to Vanlue Roger Greene joined Big Springs township move updates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Criger
Sicille Donelson
Barbara Houk
Norman Huffman
Don Mitchell
Geralda Mae Moser
George Munday
Chester Ogg
Marian Patterson
Mary Ellen Stillberger
Janis Wenner
Robert Williams
Marjorie Wolfrum
Washington
Carl Poland
Vanlue
Roger Greene
Big Springs
Richard Hunter
Geraldo Mae Moser
Gerald Phillips
Advanced arithmetic class notes and top scorers
In Room 16 Grade 5 Mary Jo Harris and Carol June Shane lead the advanced arithmetic group this week. Students with 100 in spelling last week include Howard Baughman Betty Hamler Mary Jo Harris Charles Heck Ruth Karg Eugene Lab Floyd McKee Maxine Perkins Maurice Ritchey Carol June Shane Rolland Sherman David Stansbery Lester Wagner. Last week’s arithmetic race was won by row IV. Points: Roger Schmuck 4 Clar bel Boyce 3 Floyd McKee 4 Mary Jo Harris 2 Carol June Shane 2 Frances Swarts 1 Maurice Ritchey 1. Names with 100 in spelling: Charles Heck Robert Kidwell Mary Joe Kirkwood Carol June Shane Rolland Sherman Audrey Stroub Frances Swarts. Highest six weeks tests: Eugene Lab and Ruth Karg 100 in arithmetic Betty Hamlet 98 history Maurice Ritchey 92 geography Charles Heck 93 history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Harris
Carol June Shane
Howard Baughman
Betty Hamler
Charles Heck
Ruth Karg
Eugene Lab
Floyd McKee
Maxine Perkins
Maurice Ritchey
Rolland Sherman
David Stansbery
Lester Wagner
Roger Schmuck
Clarbel Boyce
Frances Swarts
Robert Kidwell
Mary Joe Kirkwood
Audrey Stroub
Betty Hamlet
Local Pupils Excel In Arithmetic English History Geography
Test results show Paul Burson earned 99 in Arithmetic and 97 in English while Harold Krout scored 98 in English and 99 in History. Elaine DeForest and Harold Krout shared 98 in Geography, with Robert Hayman 96. Spelling crowned 100 for Mauvelyn Hendricks and many others achieving perfect or high marks. Clayton Shull and Robert Wonder were named spelling captains succeeding Burson and Huston. Arithmetic races were won by?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Burson
Harold Krout
Elaine DeForest
Lynn Tillberger
Talmage Huston
Victor Reynolds
Robert Hayman
Mauvelyn Hendricks
Robert Wonder
Lynn Stillberger
Mary Frances Snobarger
Joe Newhard
Local School Awards Honor Top Arithmetic and Spelling Winners
The article lists students achieving top marks in arithmetic and spelling across sections 7A and B, naming winners such as Madelon Ward Jack Tracy Dorothy Plott Doris Putnam Henrietta Iden Merald Puchta Cora Ellen Schira and Norman Nye. It notes some students scoring 98 to 100 percent and honors several with perfect spelling scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelon War Irdé
Madelon Ward
Jack Tracy
Dorothy Plott
Doris Putnam
Henrietta
Aden
Margie
Nye
Merald Puchta
Cora Ellen Schira
Criger
Cora Xon
Neiié
Dibley
Thomas
Krym
Joan: Mtyers
F ‘Norman
Thomas Krom
Mary Miller
Joan Myers
Norman Nye
Virginia Williams
Mary Plott
Dola Wins Class B District Tourney Over Chatfield
Dola defeated Chatfield 48-36 in the final to claim first place, Chatfield took second, and Whetstone earned third in the round robin style event. Dola and Chatfield advance to Findlay for district tournament competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemberville
McComb
Sycamore
Carey
Rawson
Milton Center
Chatfield
St. Wendelin
Whetstone
Dola
Salem
Haskins
Findlay
Local social notes from Tiffin and surrounding areas
Adrian Willis Griffin made a business trip to Tiffin Saturday. Second achievement tests for the term are being held in the school this week. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Walton spent Sunday at the A. J. Kinney home near Carey. Mr. and Mrs. John Weininger spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mullholand. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barrett and family of Carey were week end guests of relatives here. Raymond Dirmeyer spent Sunday with his brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collet. Mrs. Isadore McLaughlin and family of Carey spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Breitigam. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Saunders and son Thomas of Bowling Green visited friends here Saturday. Mrs. Sarah Presler spent Wednesday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Phillips and family of Springville. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gibson and daughter Pauline were Sunday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orve Bare. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neiderkohr and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clouse enjoyed cards Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orve Bare. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dible, Mr. and Mrs. Will Dible and Thomas Reardon spent last Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Dible in Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Walton
A. J. Kinney
Carey
John Weininger
Arthur Mullholand
Carl Barrett
Raymond Dirmeyer
Edward Collet
Isadore McLaughlin
John Breitigam
Orve Bare
Charles Dible
Will Dible
Thomas Reardon
George Dible
Fostoria
J. J. Heaton
C. A. Heaton
Roscoe Kisaberth
Paul
Wooster
Nellie Sanderson
Fremont
D. D. Shafer
Dewey Spoon
Sycamore
Glen Tallman
Bucyrus
Paul Kurtz
H. E. Clark
Don Lea
Marcella
Goshen
Ind
J. Spaythe
H. V. Heimrich
S. F. Downey
Roy Hinton
Billy
Findlay
Fred Heimtich
Dow Shafer
Marian
Carey Times News Letters Requested By Tuesday
Notice asks correspondents to mail news letters to The Carey Times office by Tuesday and to keep the reminder in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Printed or Engraved Name Cards at the Carey Times Office
Readable cards bearing individual names were found at the Carey Times office. The display suggests a registry or staff listing, though identities and exact purpose remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Marketing short course grows at workshop site
F F A Romig and instructor Buttry announce a marketing short course meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 30 and a final session Tuesday next week at 7 46. Proceeds fund department tools while shop class files and sets laws of all kinds.
Ohio F F A Chapters List Community Roles
The Colonel Crawford chapter can support the community through demonstrations for Grange PTA and school assemblies testing seed corn soil and other tests judging contests for adults father and son banquets herd site surveys and pedigrees scoring wells on member farms sending agricultural information aiding auditorium programs community spraying Y M C A joint meetings forest seed beds Arbor Day beautification reforestation and enrollment of part time and evening students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Grange
Farm Bureau
Colonel Crawford
West Side Wins Pest Campaign By 1768 Points
Last Friday closed a successful pest control drive with the West side ahead by 1768 points. Ninety members enrolled, totaling 48330 points. The losing side will banquet the winners at the high school cafeteria. The campaign aided farmers by saving produce from pests. Season totals include sparrows 8674 rats 1031 mice 1426 gophers 6 starlings 380 ground moles 13 chicken hawks 2 weasels 25 crows 4 ground hogs 734 pints of flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagniquet
F F A Party Hosts Juniors and Seniors at Romig Home
The F F A party Friday night brought together juniors and seniors at instructor Mrs Romig s home. Guests included Genevieve Dow Glenna Kurtz Kittie Baker Martha Hile Reva Morehart Lucille Derr Evelyn Schade Delcie Smith Thelby Wentling Donald Diedrick Mike Vaughn Graydon Knowlton Delmar Lortz Arthur Brown Dean Powell and Wilford Shuman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romig
Louise
Ruth Romig
Genevieve Dow
Glenna Kurtz
Kittie Baker
Martha Hile
Reva Morehart
Lucille Derr
Evelyn Schade
Delcie Smith
Thelby Wentling
Donald Diedrick
Mike Vaughn
Graydon Knowlton
Delmar Lortz
Arthur Brown
Dean Powell
Wilford Shuman
Scotchman and cocoanut Joke Sparks Public Service
A small company hears a joke about a Scotchman and a cocoanut. The speaker pauses for an answer and then a member interjects offering a drink. The joker responds with a playful exchange about buying a cocoanut, highlighting humor in a Public Service note.
Just His Style Preatast Food Demonstration Appeal
A quirky dialogue shows a fair demonstrator inviting a susceptible gentleman and a beautiful lady to try a new food product and even spinach, highlighting playful banter and sales pitch energy.
Scrip and barter plans eyed as economy aid
Ohio State University researchers report rising interest in scrip and barter to stimulate business amid banking turmoil. Prof Grinstead notes mixed results from programs like Yellow Springs and Dayton while warning that success depends on practical stock and a clear exchange medium such as stamp scrip backed by bank deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio
L. H. Grinstead
Bureau
Yellow Springs
Dayton
Housesce Ne
Prof
Grinstead
United States
U. S
Toronto
New Philadelphia
Wadsworth
Local social notes from McCutcheonville area
Community members and visitors are listed with illnesses and social visits. Names include Mrs Lon Clabaugh improving, Mrs Alice Burgderfer ill, and many relatives and friends visiting in Tiffin Fremont Sycamore Bucyrus Findlay Adrian Goshen and Adrian, with gatherings like pinochle, church class events, and dinner visits among Burgderfer, Beis, Kisaberth, Shafer, Haines, and others.
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Lawrence High
Woods County
August Henry
Bowling Green Sentinel
Imeikfin
Linus Myers
Snyder’ S
Zahn
Garry
United States’ ‘Public Service
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Tagodore Fcéilet
Staminy
Continental
Mr.Collet
Jay Lerner
Ww. M. Shenyon
Wm. F. Donahue
Hocking Valley
T. M. Johnston
Hamden
N. Y
Johnston
J. Lloyd Luce
Camp Lee
Blanche Harrington
Watertown
C. C. Carr
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Hugh Ekleberry
Charles Crawford
Camp Sherman
Cyril Kramer
Upper Sandusky
Lloyd Yohe
John Groves
Eagle
John Greene
Howard
Pp. J. Miller
George Remlinger
Herman Gibbs
Oscar Wentling
Galion
Sam
Harry Chesebrough
Richard
Wharton
Ray Searfoss
Room
Gerald Stoll
Virginia Greene
Doren Kemerley
Adrian
Willis Griffin
Tiffin
F.F. A
Agricultural News of
Carey High
School
T. D. Romig
F. F.A. School and
F. F. A. Party
Lon Clabaugh
Alice Burgderfer
Floyd Beis
Leah Beis
J. Stuckey
Harry Spoon
J. Kisaberth
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