Local items spark notes on births birthdays and business
In Other Days Twenty-five Years Ago notes several births including a daughter Dorcas Gases and a son William Valentine born to the Hebers and Carr respectively. Mentions a 100th birthday for Mrs Anna DePew, library committee changes, a Cyrus music store venture, and Carey area family updates along with Nevada high school commencement and creamery business in Findlay with new proprietors Sherman Hill and F E Grooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Myers & Co
H. Hebers
Dorcas Gases
Walter Carr
William Valentine
I. N. Zeis
Columbus
State Medical Society
Local Notes and Events Across Findlay Area
J E Myers found 136 mushrooms last week. Mrs Clem Alspach hosted the Wimadausis Club Tuesday. Reg Herbert will open a bakery in the John Stahl room on Vance street. Next Sunday Findlay Buckeye League faces Carey City at Waener’s ball park. Rev and Mrs Charles Bowers visited relatives in Lancaster. E W Keefer installed a Ford in his Main street livery barn. Merle Orwig and Fr Fish attended nurse graduation in Kent. Franklin 5 and 19¢ store on Main street, owned by Mrs Mary Moser, condemned and must be torn down in 10 days. Moose meeting expected with about 200 Findlay visitors at Owl lodge room and a large class to be initiated by the Findlay drill team. A son was born to Rev and Mrs E Luther Spaid, last Friday. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph Pethe. a son to Mr and Mrs Frank Miller north of Adrian. Supt Frank W Miller of Columbus and County Supt J H Grove inspected Beebe school and found it first grade. only other rural first grade in the county near Upper Sandusky. Lusitania sinking dominates news as 1,149 lives lost. ship torpedoed near Queenstown Ireland. Rodney J Diegle of Sandusky lectured at the Royal on prison reform.
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Clem Alspach
Wimadausis
Reg Herbert
John Stahl
Vance Street
Findlay Buckeye
Carey City
Waener’s
Charles Bowers
Lancaster
Bowers
W Keefer
Main Street
Merle Orwig
Fish
Anthony
Kent
The
Antonio Hospital
Mary Moser
Munllen
Maurshal
Findlay
Owl Lodge
Stork
E Luther Spaid
Joseph Pethe
Adrian
Frank Miller
Public Instruction
Frank W.W. Miller
Columbus
J H Grove
Beebe
Upper Sandusky
Irish Channel
Queenstown
Ireland
Penitentiary Site Near Madigan County Chosen
Photos show a farm in Madigan County bought as the site for a new penitentiary. Judge Close appoints Jacob Stief and Alton Gregg as year long jury commissioners. New lights on Main and Vance streets near completion with a demonstration planned including an auto parade and band concert.
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Madigan County
Jacob Stief
Alton Gregg
Upper Sandisky
Close
Main
Vance Streets
Home Economics Tips From The Era
Inside information covers Hollandaise basics with egg yolks butter and lemon juice and cautions on boiling and simmering peas. It advised buttered crumbs for au gratin tops and options to enrich whipped cream with cocoa powder caramel or fruit pulp for quick desserts. It also notes teaching boys to dress with identical trousers and praises practical home economics guidance for children and meals.
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Bureau of ‘Home Economics
A Noble Ambition
Aunt asks about future plans Willie replies a prize fighter. He says the goal is to scare people into not bothering him with silly questions.
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Willie
Konjola Promises Quick Aid for Indigestion
Madam Kasper of Cleveland recounts relief after using Konjola for chronic indigestion gas and constipation. The testimonial claims the medicine improves stomach function and purports widespread reputation, with availability listed at Ewing's drug store in Carey Ohio and other towns.
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Konjola
Madam Kasper
West Forty-third St
Cleveland
America
Carey Ohio
Ewing’s Drug Store
Here There and Everywhere An assorted page of social quips and notices
A compilation of quotations and brief items including moral reflections on wealth trust and friendship. It notes Harbin policing checkers and dominoes as risky, a Maine golf course linked to Canada, Helen Von Linden’s jinrikisha travel, Canadian plant breeding using electric lights, and oddly specific political campaign spending while closing with a Pope verse.
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Helen von Linden
South Africa
New York
Patterson
N. J
Orient
Government
Retired farmer Sampson Corbin dies at Findlay home
Sampson Corbin, a retired farmer, died of heart trouble at his 606 Central avenue home. Funeral services will be held 10 a m Saturday at Col dren funeral home with Dr S F Daugherty of First United Brethren church officiating. Bur ial will be in Lee cemetery. He was born in Wyandot county and spent most of his life in Hancock county. Surviving children include Sallie Siddall Dunkirk Carrie Massony Crestline Noah Corbin Emma Walberry Findlay Juanita Sullenberger Vanlue Jesse Corbin Willard Rollie Corbin Salem Ore. One son preceded him in death. a brother William Corbin lives at Mt Blanchard. He had long been a United Brethren member. Friday's Findlay Courier reports J D Siddall attended the funeral.
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Sampson Corbin
Central Avenue
Coldren
S. F. Daugherty
First United Brethren Church
Lee Cemetery
Maggie Dettlebach
Sallie Corbin
Dunkirk
Carrie Siddall
Carey
Dora Massony
Crestline
Noah ‘Corbin
Emma Walberry
Findlay
Juanita Sullenberger
Vanlue
Jesse Corbin
Willard
Rollie Corbin
Salem
Ore
William Corbin
Mt. Blanchara
Corbin
United Brethren Church
Findlay Courier Ia
J/ 3D Siddall
Carey Times Reunion Cards Printed and Engraved
Care y Times advertises reunion cards printed or engraved at its office. The notice emphasizes availability of personalized name cards for events and gatherings.
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The
Carey Times
Believe in Yourself to Finish the Race
An Optimist declares that belief fuels effort and perseverance. With grit and confidence, dedication will lead to crossing the finish line, regardless of initial talent or speed.
Church Drive Highlights Debt Dilemma in Local Tale
A church fund drive prompts two women to press Uncle Rastus for donations. He admits he owes many in town, but he protests rushing him like other creditors while the exchange hints at balance between earthly debt and spiritual obligation.
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Rastus
Playing Safe Politeness Sparks Church Grin
An elderly churchgoer explains her bow whenever Satan's name is spoken. The minister asks why and she replies that politeness costs nothing and you never know what may happen.
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Satan
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Anna DePew
Green
Mountain State
W J. Newhard
J. D. Ewing
Floyd Hart
Bucyrus
Grace Dargin
Sandusky
George Saltz
Weissenberg
Alsace
France
Harry
William Waltermire
Frank Shuman
Town
Ray Brashares
Carey High School
Elnora Sloman
Tymochtee Township
A. C. Shuman
Sycamore
Nevada High School
Walter Snyder
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Sidney
Snyder
Russia
Sherman Hill
F E Grooms
Mr. Grooms
Hanna
J E Myers
Rodney J Diegle
Royal
Ohio Penitentiary
Adam Kasper
Harbin
Manchuria
Maine
United States
Canada
Warren E. Emley
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
James H Kirby
Petersburg
Jack Gov. Roberts
Chesebrough Farm
J.T. Keiffer
Enine
Chevrolet
J.o. B
Flint
Mich
Fostoria
Denier Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Fostoria, Ohio
Wernick Products Co
Chassia
Alo
Ttra
Pty
Fiint
Stowe Motor
Carey, Ohio
New York Central
Big Foys
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