Twenty five Years. Age and Local Notices
Fragmented items report births deaths marriages and local happenings. Nellie Brayton teaches in Tiffin area. Jacob Nitraver closed his winter term of school north of town. spring term began Monday. Anna Fosty, 4, of west of Springville, died of pneumonia. Tilden Pierce and Miss Mabel Nigh wed at the Evangelical parsonage. Misses Josephine and Luella Rowe moved their house east and plan a 7 room residence. Mrs Henry Long of Tymochtee township died after illness with pneumonia at 76. President Warden Lea presided at Carey High Alumni meeting. banquet arrangements set.
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Henry
Stollof
Crawford
Carey
Phaton
Walter
H. Bushong
Nellie
Brayton
Jacob Nitraver
Anna
Frank Fosty
West of Springville
Tilden- Pierce
Mabel Nigh
Evangelical Parsonage
C. F. M.greene
Josephine
Luella Rowe
Henry Long
Tymochtee Township
Warden Lea
Tiffin
Carey High
Local March 1918 notes from Carey and surrounding towns
Fifteen years ago in late March readers saw clerks in Bucyrus and Carey, soldiers home on furlough, and new enlistments at Camp Sherman. Temp reached 82 degrees as the community tracked graduations, births, and Red Cross efforts while awaiting trains and troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. McKinnon
Bucyrus
Community social notes from Berry area include many visits
Mr and Mrs J W Lutz traveled to Upper Sandusky on business. Mrs Audley Sbeaschler visited Mrs Charles Bland. Several families from Carey Tymochtee and McCutchenville shared meals and calling hours with neighbors including Bland Gilliland Gibson Day Mullholand and Parkins.
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J. W. Lutz
Upper Sandusky
Charles Bland
Carey Times Legal Notice Instructions
The notice directs readers to bring personal documents or have an attorney prepare filings at 1050. The message emphasizes legal process involvement and reminds individuals to engage counsel for compliance and timely actions.
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Carey Times
Weather and farming notes from Ohio March update
General rains in mid March lengthen Ohio soil moisture since 1930 drought. Farmers warn against mud and suggest cutting and planting seed pieces soon. A two million plant elimination of barberry reduces rust losses. Poultry direct-to-consumer markets grow. Fencing paddocks and applying 300 pounds acre 10-6-4 fertilizer in spring boosts pasture and lowers feed costs.
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Ohio
Beech Grove Sunday School and Neighbor Visits
Beech Grove hosts Sunday school at 9 30 next Sunday morning. Mrs Roscoe Ward spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Ray Shafer and family. The Shafer family dinner guests of Floyd Shafer in Vanlue. Miss Mary Wickiser and Miss Luella Lahr visited Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ward near Wharton. Mrs Will Kimmel and son Russell north of Carey spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Ray Schade. Miss Geneva Schade of Fostoria visited her parents Mr and Mrs F B Schade and family. Miss Donna Schade and Miss Adora Jane Hunter attended a birthday party at Miss Mildred Knowlton’s in Adrian.
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Beech Grove
Roscoe Ward
Ray Shafer
Floyd Shafer
Vanlue
Mary Wickiser
Luella Lahr
Lloyd Ward
Wharton
Will Kimmel
Russel
North of Carey
Geneva Schade
Fostoria
F. B&b. Schade
Donna Schade
Adora Jane Hunter
Mildred Knowlton
Adrian
The Rewards of Virtue Floor Walker Confronts Customer
A floor walker rebukes a helper as the customer is crowned right in the exchange. Miss Jones counters a remark labeling her as an old shark in a tense shop scene.
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Miss Jones
School News Plans Evening of Activities and Operetta Progress
The band orchestra and glee clubs with boys and girls from the physical education department and science department will participate next Tuesday evening April 4. The home economics department will serve refreshments. Work on the high school operetta is progressing rapidly.
Seventh grade English front row honors listed
The Section C front row of seventh grade English is arranged by Monday's written lesson. Names include Virginia Mitchell, Margaret Bachmaji, Elizabeth Anni, Anta sElizabéth dinisex, Vi reate Mc Daniel, He Bidine Johnson, Brown, Sack, Mitchell Arlene Perkins. Eight others scored above 90 percent: Gladys Wickham Eunice Tyndall Maxine Ritter Clyde Shull Zetta Mae Sample Betty Platt Margaret Ellen Zeis Donna Ritter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Mitchell
Margaret ‘Bachmaji
Elizabeth
Anni
Gladys Wickham
Eunice Tyndall
Maxine Ritter
Clyde Shull
Zetta Mae Sample
Betty Platt
Margaret Ellen Zeis
Donna Ritter
Pupils Earn 100 Percent Spelling Honor
The following pupils achieved perfect spelling scores last week: Luella Stoll Norma Jean Gibson Virgil Sloman Robert Wickham Ruth Roszman John Karg Monetta Gobrecht Opal Smith Doris Reis Gerald Fruth Virginia Baker James Webb Phyllis Ulrich Blaine Thome.
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Luella Stoll
Norma Jean Gibson
Virgil Sloman
Robert Wickham
Ruth Roszman
John, Karg
Monetta Gobrecht
Opal Smith
Doris Reis
Gerald Fruth
Virginia Baker
James Webb
Phyllis Ulrich
Blaine Thome
Perfect Spelling Stars Lead Local School Contest
A list of students including Dorothy Meridé Paul Canile berry Betty Krom Medford Clark Harold Turnbell Janice Corron Betty Wenner Eva Nye Frederick Bland Ruth Esther Baker Darrold England Robert DeForest John Nye Milton Bachar Gracetta Merrihew Harold Walters Jean Wolfram Betty Puchta Luella Walter and Reid Burson posted perfect spelling dictation grades last week. In the spelling contest the Good Luckers lead. Advanced arithmetic averages show Turnbell 97 Wenner 88.8, Buchanan 86.7. Row III runners-up include England 3 DeForest 2 Merrihew 4 Wolfram 2 Walter 1 Nye 1 Bachar 1 Mundy 1. Reid Burson edged out DeForest and others to win the week’s top individual prize.
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Dorothy, Meridé
Paul” Canileberry
Betty “Krom
Medford Clark
Harold ‘Turnbell
Janice Corron
Betty Wenner
Eva Nye
Frederick Bland
Ruth Esther Baker
Darrold England
Robert DeForest
John Nye
Milton Bachar
Gracetta Mer- Tihew
Harold Walters
Jean ‘Wolfrum
Betty Puchta
Luella Walter
Reid Burson
Harold Turnbell
Phyllis Buchanan
Gracetta Merrihew
Jean Wolfram
Harold Walter
Margaret Mundy
Russel Cole
Darrold
England
Perfect grades by Sara Jane Binkley and others noted
Perfect grades in spelling were achieved by Sara Jane Binkley Tom Criger Barbara Houk Norman Huffman Eugene Liming Geralda Mae Moser Marian Patterson Hazel Phillips Mary Ellen Stillberger Janis Wenner Robert Williams and Marjorie Wolfrum. The Washingtons and Lincolns.
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Sara Jane Binkley
Tom Criger
Barbara Houk
Norman Huffman
Eugene Liming
Geralda Mae Moser
Marian Patterson
Hazel Phillips
Mary Ellen Stillberger
Janis Wenner
Robert Williams
Marjorie Wolfrum
Washingtons
Lincolns
Advanced and arithmetic class winners named in weekly contest
The article lists participants in advanced and arithmetic classes led by Norman Huffman Carel Gamel Eugene Liming Don Mitchell Geralda Mae Moser Marian Patterson Gerald Phillips and Janis Wenner. It notes last week’s race winners and top scorers including Roger Schmuck Hamler Donelson Maurice Ritchey Claribel Boyce Ruth Karg and others with Tages Low scoring 48 points.
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Norman Huffman
Carel Gamel
Eugene Liming
Don Mitchell
Geralda Mae Moser
Marian Patterson
Gerald Phillips
Janis Wenner
Row I
Apelling
Claribel Boyce
Betty
Hamlet
Josean Donelson
Mary’ Jo Harris
Ruth Karg
Robert ‘Kidwell
Beulah Long
Maxine Perkins
Maurice Ritchey
Carol
June Shane
Rolland Sherman
Frances Swarts
Audrey Stroub
Senator Tong
Mark Turner
Lester
Wagner
Virginia
Verrat
Ruth
Karg
Tages
I ‘Ynade
Roger
Arithmetic Races Highlight Victor Reynolds and Krout Wins
In Row II advanced arithmetic class Harold Krout and Robert Hayman lead. Victor Reynolds and Paul Burson each claimed two individual event wins. A perfect spelling dictation score was posted by Paul Burson and many classmates including Marie Cantleberry and Jeanne Chapman.
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Harold Krout
Robert Hayman
Mary Frances Snobarger
Victor Reynolds
Paul Burson
Marie Cantleberry
Jeanne Chapman
Thomas Clark
Elaine de Forest
Virginia Greene
Wellington Baker
Mauvelyn Hendricks
Talmage Huston
Ralph Jacques
Doren Kennerley
Joe Newhard
Clayton Shull
Lynn Stillberger
Gerald Stoli
Robert Wonder
Seniors Eligible for Scholarship Test at Upper Sandusky
Thirty five seniors countywide took the scholarship test with eligibility announced for Margaret Haford John Yohe Eldon Warne Helen Lanner Betty Allen and Arthur Brown Their official grades have not been received by press time
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Upper Sandusky
Margaret Haford
John Yohe
Eldon Warne
Helen Lanner
Betty Allen
Arthur Brown
Grade Three West Puts 100 Percent in Spelling Dictation
The class achieved perfect scores in spelling dictation with students Jean Bakies Russell Barnett Alice Beebe Mary Louise Hiatt Richard Johnson Jean Lanker Reva McKee Reid McKee Eugene Myers Anna bel Putnam Madeline Risner Ray Sherman Maxine Whitaker Mildred Whitaker Ted Wonder and Norman Zeis listed among top performers.
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Jean Bakies
Russell Barnett
Alice Beebe
Mary Louise Hiatt
Richard Johnson
Jean Lanker
Reva McKee
Reid McKee
Eugene Myers
Annabel Putnam
Madeline Risner
Ray Sherman
Maxine Whitaker
Mildred Whitaker
Ted Wonder
Norman Zeis
Life prospects by age 25 to 55
Reliable statistics show that of 100 people aged 25, 80 will be alive at 55. Among them, 4 will be independent with means to spare, 46 will be making a bare wage, and 30 will be dependent on charity or relatives.
Carey Times Office Prints and Stationery Items
Printed or engraved name cards at the Carey Times office include letter heads and envelopes as part of the commercial printing offered.
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Carey Times
Untitled financial totals fragment
The list presents numeric values in various formats including decimals and comma separators. No clear event date or named entities emerge to frame a narrative or identify a responsible organization.
Farm home foundation of American life and 4-H role
The speaker argues the American farm home underpins the nation and urges protecting its sacredness. He cites 4-H as building responsible leaders and questions those who would undermine farm heritage. He notes plans to discuss the home’s place in farm business next week.
Ohio cities eye liquor code changes after dry law
Following the new federal beer bill and Ohio liquor changes, city and village councils likely must amend municipal liquor ordinances. Columbus interpretations indicate local option laws governing liquor were repealed with the state dry laws.
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United States
Ohio
Columbus
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