Twenty Five Years Ago In Other Days Notes
Born to Mr and Mrs q L Yohe May 13 a son. Pioneer picnic at Crawford June 9. Wire worms threaten corn in cool spell. G A R encampment moved from Findlay to Bellefontaine next spring. Free cucumber seed for pickle factory contractors. Buckeye stave factory employs 32 workers producing 40 000 slates daily. R G Spencer resident manager. Springville fire destroyed S S Smith and John Luzader homes last Tuesday. Thomas Luzader spared. No lives lost no insurance. Our Lady of Consolation pilgrimage drew 1 000 out of town. church ladies served 450 at dinner. Hocking Valley railroad to build 1 1/2 mile side track, could double track later. G W Hahn of Allegheny Pa secured pickle factory building contract. W H Snyder contractor, completion by July 15. Building north of Northern Ohio railroad west of Vance street. Women skirts may shorten per vague authority. One-handed woman and microbe catching skirts noted. Welcome to short skirts from Toledo News. graduates Vanlue class of 1910: L Ellen Parker Eugene Hendricks Jay Hagerman Nora L Swihart Clyde Beck Earl L Clark Ella M Breitigam Everett L Shuck Hazel A Brigit Margie V Moore Orren E Ewing Mamie Z Fink James C Platt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosgray &' Ash
Buckeye
R. G. Spencer
Springville
S. S. Smith
John Luzader
Thomas Luzader
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Hocking Valley Railroad
Legth
Celery Farm
Peter Brayton
G. W. Hahn
Allegheny
Lutz & Schramm
W. H. Snyder
Northern Ohio Railroad
Vance Street
L. Ellen *Parker
Eugene Hendricks
Jay Hagerman
Carey Area News Highlights From May Events And Local Incidents
School at Lovell closed May 4 taught by Miss Nellis Beis. Eighty eight merchants of Cleveland visited Carey. S B Chesebrough bought a Patterson Street house from Mrs Jessie Cochran of Dayton. Miss Edna Hempy and Miss Ivy Hempy attended funeral of aunt Mrs Silas Fahl at Mt Blanchard. D W C Rau traveled to Toledo and Monroe Michigan. Green ing Nursery Co based in Monroe with Rau as agent. Thomas A Bonser to lead summer school arrangements at Priest Lake. Idaho Burak Carrier I P Cammarn of Upper Sandusky injured in motorcycle crash. Miss Matilda Mr Reinhart to marry Augustine Haubert May 24 at Berwick. to reside in Los Angeles for oil work. Sycamore organizes cadet band for ages 12 to 15 led by P C Hammann of People’s Department Store. R Dunaway of Three Rivers Michigan visited Carey Times. Fire at Kirby destroyed William Mack residence, empty store room and outbuildings. loss about 1800 with little insurance. Mrs Emmet E Enders died April 29 southeast of Carey and buried at Mt Zion A B church cemetery east of Tymoci tbe.
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D. W
Berwick
Los Angeles
Haubert
Sycamore
P C Hammann
People’s Department Store
R & Dunaway
Carey
Three’ Rivers
Mich
Times Office
Dunaway
Kirby
William Mack
Emmet E. Enders
Mt. Zion A. B. Church
Tymocitbe
Grand Rapids, Mich
Notice to Breeders of Draft Horses 1925
For the 1925 season I offer Belgians Ajax a roan stallion sire of high class draft horses and Prince Albert Stay a 2-year-old son of Prince Albert. Also a 2-year-old son of Frank Bolser, first prize colt at Ohio State fair. In Percheron, a 5-year-old grandson of Carnot, dark green and stout. See these horses before breeding. write or call for terms. CHAS. A. WENTZ & SONS Kirby, O. 14-16
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Ajax
Prince Albert
Frank Bolser
Carnot
Chas. A. Wentz & Sons
Kirby
The Horrors of House Cleaning
A Pembleville Leader excerpt mocks modern urban housecleaning as a vacuum dominated nuisance. It contrasts city practices with rural paradise where elbow grease replaces machines and laments the disruption caused by mechanized cleaning.
Who Sells the License Plates
County Auditor G. Ray Morehart was informed by a representative from the office of Secretary of State Thad H. Brown that after July 20 the county office will handle auto license plate issuance under the Lipp bill. The bill requires plates to be issued by the county, though clubs that acted as registrars in the past hoped to continue, with F. A. C. having handled the matter previously according to Findlay Courier.
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G. Ray Morehart
Thad H. Brown
Findlay Courier
Ohio union coal mines face major closures
The Pittsburg Coal Co plans closing all 69 union mines as non union wages and efficiency cut profits. In Hocking Valley only 14 of 38 railroad mines operate and in Eastern Ohio 32 of 107 are loading coal, few days a week. Operators predict a near halt to union coal mining in Ohio.
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Union
Ohio
Pittsburg Coal Co
Hocking Valley
Sage of the School Reflects on Action and Talk
The quote frames a lesson from the Sage of the School: those who can, do, while those who can't, talk. It contrasts practical achievement with verbal boasting.
Court News Two Guardianship and Divorce Actions Reported
Court items include guardianship of Frances L. McPherson with Lewis H. McPherson as guardian, sale of real estate petition, and a divorce suit where Belva Opper seeks alimony custody and restraining order against James Opper. Also noted are demurrers and amended petitions in United Brethren church cases and a Publicity advertisement urging broader sales messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Howell
Frances L. McPherson
Lewis H. McPherson
Alimony and Custody Suit Filed in Traxler Case
Cora Belle Traxler sues Charles W. Traxler in common pleas court for alimony and custody of three children amid charges of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. A separate suit by Mary Ulrich Sanford, through Edward J. Myers of Batyrus, contests the will of Daniel Ulrich who died March 18.
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Cora Belle Traxler
Common Pleas Court
Charles W. Traxler
Mary Ulrich Sanford
Edward J. Myers
Batyrus
Emma Ulrich
Daniel Ulrich
Judge Close Docket Notices and Dismissals
Bar docket entries show support orders for Zylpha Chesebrough as child support and attorney fees, judgments against Ohio Farmers Investment Co. including $8,506.70 note and mortgage with 7 percent interest, and sale orders. Other cases include sale confirmations, distributions, and withdrawals with costs. Trustees of Ohio Wesleyan University vs Straley ends with leave.
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Charles F. Close
Zylpha Chesebrough
Dewey Chesebrough
Citizens Building and Loan Co
Ohio Farmers Investment Co
Charles S. Moore
Lawrenc
Wogan
Jacob M. Friddy
Jacob Friddle
William Zahn
Theodore Frank
E. P. Copeland
Charles Drecsler
Ada Hall
Emerson Schoenlaub
Howard H. Newell
Ohio Wesleyan University
John T. Straley
Doan’s Pills Proved Kidney Aid For Mrs Nye
Mrs. Ed Nye of 129 North St reports sudden kidney trouble with rheumatic pains and back twinges. She credits Doan’s Pills from Eb ing Drug Co with regulating her kidneys and easing her symptoms. Price 60 cents at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Carey
Ed Nye
North St
Doan
Ew- Ing Drug Co
The Honeymoon Ends as Billing Exceeds Cooing
A humorous line from the Seattle Star notes the honeymoon phase ends when billing surpasses affectionate talk, highlighting lighthearted commentary on finances and romance.
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Seattle Star
Woman's Statement Will Help Carey
A woman testifies Adlerika relieved her gas and sour stomach after bad digestion. The ad claims Adlerika acts quickly on gas and constipation, often within one hour, and never gripes. Chas W Brayton, a local druggist, endorses the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Brayton
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Carey Times
Q. L. Yohe
Crawford
Findlay
Bellefontaine
Health Board
Toledo News
Lovell
Nellis Beis
Wholesale Merchants Association of
Cleveland
S.B. Chesebrough
Patterson Street
Jessie Cochran
Dayton
Edna
Ivy Hempy
Silas Fahl
Mt. Blanchard
Lord of Creation
Pemberville
Court News
Elmer EB. Pegg
The
Home Missionary Society of the United . Brethren Church of Christ
Harry Scott
Ella Scott
Demurrer
Foreign Missionary Society of the’ United Brethren Church In Christ
Greater
Clairton
F. L. Moyer
L. J. Nachbar
South Vance Street
Mutal
Mutual
Wyandot Savings and Farm Loan Co
S. Sandusky Ave
Upper Sandusky
Our
Anconas
S. C
R. C
Knox County Savings Bank
Ake Loans One
Findlay Savings& Loan Co
Kenmont
Carey Farmers Cooperative Co
Renee
Devoe
R. D. Perkins, Carey
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