Twenty Five Years Ago in Carey Local Notes
A May 7 1908 survey recalls births, moves, and marriages. Ed Riester attends Democratic state convention in Columbus. Levi Hile moves into E G Laughlin's Main Street home. Spenser moves into Mrs Woodworth's corner. local church notices and officer elections. Carey Times office history and town business. Roosevelt and Washington luncheon noted. local vendors and hotels listed. Stork reports two births. accident report from 1903 involving George W Martin. Kaiser visits Italy and Pope. Edward VIII reference.
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George
Our Lady of Consolation
Ed Riester
Columbus
Levi Hile
Spencer
Woodworth
Main
Patterson
Ss . Davia
Borwitth
Dermon
Williams
the - United ‘Brethren Church
Sandusky
Ph Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Simonis
Don Cole
Newport News
M. Cole
Tosayds
Mbrary
Glenn
Rayue Kee
North
Town
Van
Doren Gibson
Red Cross
Seach Fley
France
George W. Martin
Vigor
Vanlue
Kaiser
Italy
Edward
William
Fifteen Years Ago May 9 1918 Liberty Loan Drive and Local News
The county tops the Liberty Loan drive with Carey subscribing 72350 to the Third Bond. Upcoming dances at the Armory by Company B. Dr. Van Buren’s office leased by optometrist R E B Nel. Memorial sermon at United Brethren Church by Rev J W Shock. Ex Governor Willis to speak at the United Brethren service flag dedication end of June. Red Cross yarn and gauze supply sufficient for bandages. public urged to assist. Earl Briggs and sister Grace Briggs visit Tiffin. Silver Jubilee of Our Lady of Consolation Church set for May 10 to 14. William Bailey of Wyandot County noted as last Mexican War veteran at Soldiers and Sailors home.
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Kate ‘Logsdon
Roosevelt
Booker T. “Washington
White House
Win “Hott
C. D. Hurd
W. A. Smith
R. Kurtz
Carey ‘Times
C. H. Hull
F. T. Tripp
John Graham
M. EB
Vandersol
Evangelical
Shhurch
Rose
United Brethren Church
S. C. Williams
Carey
F. T. ‘Tripp
B. Harpster
F. J. Weber Marshal
William Shoemaker
C. Stief
J. Z. Sutphen
H. Walborn
Thomas Foster
G. Close
Times
Council Chamber
Booth & Aldrich
Carey City
Close & Carr
Shire‘man & Hoff
S. Woodworth & Cox
O. Zook
Mr. Walborn
Eagle Flour ‘Mills
Joy House
N. C. McClure
Lantz
J. K. Hackenberger
Charles Augustus
Wills & Gibbs
Stief Block
Co. B
R. EB. Nel
van Buren
Reinhart
J. W. Shock
Willis
Red Cross
Earl Briggs
Camp Sheridan
Grace Briggs
Tiffin
Our Lady of Consolation Church
William Bailey
Wyandot
McCutchenville Family Notes and Visits Roundup
Ai daughter born Tuesday morning to Mr. and Mrs Dallas Ruehle. Carey visitors including Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Shafer and Shafer family. H. A. S. class to have a wiener roast Thursday evening. Multiple local calls and visits among Baumgardners Burgderfers Zeises Eisaberths and Heimrichs from Tiffin Clyde and Sycamore.
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Dallas Ruehle
M. D. Shafer
Carey
H. V. Heimrich
B. Zeis
Ezra Zeis
Inoculation note for first time soybeans and Ohio crops
The item covers inoculation for new soybeans, farm labor supply at 126 percent of normal with 59 percent demand, preferred Manchu and Illini soybeans in Ohio, oats stocks at four year highs nationally but shortages in Ohio, lawn lime guidance, and orchard pruning tips for peach trees to encourage growth with May timing.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
United States
Community Socials Across Findlay And Carey Families
Local residents from Findlay Carey and Upper Sandusky gathered at multiple homes for Sunday visits and Friday and Sunday evenings. Names include Weaver Ehrlich Orians Arnold Fleck Lortz and McBeth among others with several couples and children noted. The events span visits to Edwards Weaver, Ambrose Orians, Cletus Arnold, and George Remlinger households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Corwin
Michael Wenzinger
Hattie, Kimmel
George Lortzome
Emma’ Ehrlich
Harry
Carey
Clarence
James Wagner
Walter ‘Dible
Arlis Orians
Edward ¥ Brown
Basen
Deonard Bradman
Edmund
James Logsdon
A. A. McBeth
Patricia
Upper Sandusky
Dorothy Fleck
Marion
Henry Fleck
Dorothy
F. E. Phillips
Springville
Virgil
Raymond Ball
Woodrow
Ross
Justine
Dolores
Jo Orlans
Cletus Arnold
Esther Orlans
George Remlinger
Salema
Louise McBeth
George Lortz
C. M. Brown
Gilbert and
Norbert Brown
Donald
Estella Rose
Ambrose Orians
Cletus Arnold Sand
Wayne Weaver
Joan
Arlis Orlans
Edward Weaver
Henrietta of
Findlay
Anita
Richard
Charles Miller
Clarence Games
Norman
Michael Schoenberger
Near Upper Sandusky
Dorothy Louise McBeth
Fleck
St. Joseph’s Church
No Beer Prohibition Maintains Lakeside Dry Policy
Lakeside will ban sale or giving away of liquor despite wider legalization. Officials will enforce lease clauses prohibiting liquor on Lakeside premises and seek cooperation from neighboring properties to keep the resort dry. The town, a Methodist controlled resort, remains resolute.
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Congress
Lakeside
Lakesde
Resignations Sought of Mansfield School Officials
A 70 member committee seeks the resignations of George A. Davis president of the Mansfield school board and C A Waltz superintendent after an investigation into alleged political influence. Dr E Wyzant, head of the seven member panel, refused to release findings unless the officers resign at the upcoming board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Davis
Mansfield
C. A. Waltz
E. Wyzant
Dad and son learning geography after school
A humorous exchange shows a teacher keeping a student after class to explain that he didn’t know where the Florida Keys were and the father vows the lesson will stick. The joke hinges on memory and geography confusion.
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Son
Florida Keys
Goodyear Plant Reaches Full Capacity in Akron Play
Akron May 9 Officials said Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company is operating four 6 hour shifts six days a week marking a new upturn in Akron industries. About 1,000 workers have been recalled since April 1 as the plant runs at capacity.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Locomotive theft endangers yard action in Sandusky
Two men one from Cleveland and another with a Crestline address hopped aboard a locomotive in the Pennsylvania yard at Sandusky and tried to start it. Winslow officer and yard foreman Chaffin chased the pair as the engine lurched free of the siding. The men jumped off as officers closed in, one landing atop another during the pursuit.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Sandusky
Ats Sandusky
Police
CG. A. Weingates
Cleveland
Winslow
R. . Chaffin
Tan
Chaffin
Local residents visit and family updates in northwest town
James and Charles Russell visited Mr and Mrs Ora Bowman Sunday. Many neighbors and relatives called on Wilbur Fehnell and others during the week. A birth occurred Tuesday at McKittrick hospital in Kenton to Tracy and Olive Baker. Mrs Lillie Phelps died at her Franklin street home and funeral services were held Wednesday at the Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Brandt
Corinne
Helen
M. J. Burgderfer
S. Korbs
Toledo
Paul Galbraith
Sycamore
Roscoe Eisaberth
Miley Burgderfer
Helen and
Duane
Charles Burgderfer
Tiffin
William Barto
Lena Belle
Raymond Ekleberry
Neva
Darwin
D. D. Shafer
Fred Heimrich
James and
Charles Russell
Mrs
Ora Bowman
Kent Musgrave
Alger Secrist
Ray Hunter
Near Carey
Elwood Botkin
Nelson Wickisér
G. W. Fehnel
Findlay
James Fehnel
Garmen Fehnel
Henry Hatherton
Lorinda Cole
John Phelps
Frank Watson
Tracy Baker
McKittrick Hospital
Kenton
Baker
Olive Brashares
J. R. Walters
St. Marys
Frank Walters
R. D. Gilliland
Lillie Phelps
Franklin Street
Clarence Phelps
Grant
Church of God
F. M. Turner
Arl Orians
Pu Aversete Smee
Mike
Vaughn
Buell
Lmr
Close ‘Cupp
Jimmy
Walter Gottfried
P. M. Collet
Richard
Fordyce
Gottfried
F. C. Beebe
Ithe
C ‘C. Wenner
Adrian
Orf
Beebe
Antes Edith
Besbe
Eribas
Atathe
Phillips
Homer Phillips
Civil Service Opens Pharmacist Posts in VA and US Public Health
The United States Civil Service Commission invites applications until May 23 for junior pharmacist and assistant pharmaceutic aide positions in the Veterans Administration and Public Health Service. Salaries are 2000 and 1620 dollars yearly with deductions for economy and retirement. Applicants must be fully licensed pharmacists with state board exam credentials and meet education and experience requirements.
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United States Civil Service Commission
No hitting children, says veteran speaker
A lecturer defends his stance never to strike a child, citing raising six sons and claiming only self defense. The audience questions the claim, prompting surprised reactions.
Beebe News Social Roundup from Mt Gilead to Toledo
Clarence Bichert and neighbors share a busy social week with visits in Mt Gilead Tiffin and Toledo. Several families including Collet Elchert Phillips and Vaughn hosted or called on relatives, while Mrs Winey recovers slowly after injuries.
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Clarence Bichert
Mt. ‘Gilead
P. M. Collet
Son Richard
Local Social Visits Reach Across Families in Baseline
Monday and Sunday visits span Baseline residents with many family gatherings. Ralph Hotelling and daughter join Adam Amerine household. Margy and Adeline Turner visit Hilarion Haubert. Barneys Coldiron Albert Turner and Haubert households host callers.
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Margy
Adeline Turner
Hilarion Haubert
Adam Amerine
Barney Coldiron
Albert Turner
Adam Ameline
Brickman
Peter Haubert
Paul
Harold
Charles
Mark Turner
Miss Margy
Ray
Don
Hazel
Catherine Turner
Devine
Toledo
Lewis Knepper
Thelma
Forest Turner
Dala
Raymond Lamberjack
Raphael Haubert
Charles Turner
Ira Turner
Paul Coldiron
Gertrude
Flo
Hazel Coldiron
Printed or Engraved Name Cards at the Carey Times Office
Office staff catalogs display printed or engraved name cards at the Carey Times office, indicating a move to standardize desk identifiers and streamline mail and guest arrivals.
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Carey Times
Obituary of Miss Caroline Torrey of McCutchenville
Miss Caroline Torrey aged 84 died at her McCutchenville home after several weeks illness. Funeral held Wednesday at the First Presbyterian church Upper Sandusky, burial in McCutchenville cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs Josephine Higgins with whom she resided. numerous nieces and nephews. She was a Universalist church member and longtime farm resident.
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Caroline Torrey
McCutchenville
Miss Torrey
Joseph Torrey
Adrian and Forest
Josephine Higgins
Alvin Kenan
W. M. High
Joseph
Charles
Oscar Tor
Jwho
Bath” Keron
Marign, Magee
Higgins
Upper Sandusky
Miss Kenan
Torrey
Universalist Church
Supreme Court eases gas rate cuts for public utilities
The U S Supreme Court ruled that lower wages materials and replacement values justify reduced rates for public utilities. The Los Angeles Gas and Electric Co challenged a 9 percent rate cut by the California Railroad Commission, linking replacement cost to fair value in rate making as prices fall nationwide.
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Washington
Prospect
U. S. ‘Supreme’ Court
Los Angeles Gas and Electric Company
California Railroad Commission
Onion Marshes Hit By Destructive Wind Storm
A severe wind storm in western Hardin county April 30 damaged onion marshes. Large clouds of dust rose as seedlings were torn from the ground and seeds were uprooted. The storm lasted from about noon into the night, with a rain shower at 6 am Monday failing to mitigate the losses.
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Hardin County
U S Meaning in a Confederate Era Mule Remark
A regional exchange mocks a branded mule as Uncle Sam with a joke that U S stands for Un Safe. The gibe clarifies the label is a warning rather than implying direct army ownership, reflecting wartime sentiment and rural humor.
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Jim
U. S
Sam
Samuel
Jess
Carey Times Ad Teases Letter Heads and Envelopes
The notice highlights commercial printing offerings at Carey Times including letter heads and envelopes and other printing services for businesses.
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Carey Times
Kruschen Salts Claim Weight Loss and Health Benefits
A Seattle reader reports dropping from 156 to 110 pounds using Kru schen Salts with a daily half teaspoon in hot water. The ad promises fat loss plus health boosts such as better digestion, energy, clearer skin, and sparkling eyes, with a money back guarantee.
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Vale Walter
Seattle
Washington
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Byron
Ogg
Chicago
Wey
Salem News
Henrietta Weaver of
Ed Weaver
Wharton
G. W. Fehnell
Mrs. Clayton Stéphan
Beebe News
Eugene Elchert
Berwick
Clarence ‘Elchert
Wm. Coldren
Dorcas
Orville Phillips
Wat Alvada
Frances Riester
Catherine
Helene Wer
Base Line News
Ralph Hotelling
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