19 May 1910
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
1
Nevada News highlights include Sycamore high school commencement details, local marriages and deaths, educator salaries, and a legal land sale. It notes a mound builders study near Little Sandusky, a $10 150 land sale, and a brisk draft horse fair outlook with certificates granted to teach.
A reader reminds users of the central exchange to treat telephone operators with kindness. The note urges politeness, patience, and charity toward the tired workers who bear daily burdens and handle many callers. It emphasizes the impact of声 tone, respect, and self-control on those at Central.
Air travel sparks public interest with Wright Brothers and Curtiss cited. Hurst & Co releases six Boy Aviators stories by Capt Wilbur Lawton, starting with The Boy Aviators in Nicaragua In League with the Insurgents. Price 50 cents postpaid. mail orders to 395 399 Broadway New York.
On Monday afternoon twenty five cans of fish were transferred from the south bound Sandusky train to the south bound Hocking Valley train. The tiny pike perch were hardly perceptible in a dipper of water and resembled wigglers. It is estimated there were 100000 fish in a can. The hatcheries at Put in Bay produced them and they were sent to Columbus for distribution under O. E. Johnson.
The editor gratefully received a bound Memorial Address on the life and character of William McKinley printed with handsome binding. Carl C. Anderson enabled the gift, and the publisher notes that Anderson’s allotment of the books is exhausted.
Earl Kenton will sing at the Royal Theatre next Saturday night. The event is scheduled for May 21 at the venue.
A southbound Big Four freight collided with a Hocking Valley coal train near the Valley crossing. Engineer David Reese of Springfield sustained severe leg injuries after his foot was pinned beneath the wreckage. Fireman Adam Frederick escaped unharmed. Rescue crews freed him after hours of effort. doctors later decided the little toe must be amputated.
Carey avoids a supposed cannon deal after the board of public affairs finds the item is a mortar and not a cannon. An effort remains to secure a Parrot gun, saving two hundred dollars in freight and related expenses, a small gain amid the misstep.
The Senior class gathered Monday for commencement honors with Miss Della Newcomer winning the valedictory and Miss Essie Thatcher the salutatory. Commencement will be Thursday evening May 26 at Snyder Opera House. Reverend Elmer Bailey will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the Lutheran church Sunday evening. Music will be by a male quartet.
A box car at the Big Four freight depot caught fire Saturday around 5 AM. Firemen extinguished the blaze after significant damage to merchandise loaded from various roads for Vanlue and Findlay. Loss includes paint for Findlay Glove Co and a damaged J. J. Herman cash register.
The Sycamore Board of Education invited the editor to the Sycamore High School commencement at the Sycamore Opera House on a Wednesday evening. The class included one young lady and three young men with Nellie Lucile McKeehen giving history prophecy and will. Charles Hufford spoke on the Elements of Progress and Thomas Stinchcomb on The Power of Concentration. George Marion Gaver spoke on The American CitizenBraun’s Orchestra from Upper Sandusky provided music. Invitations were prepared by the Leader office and diplomas presented by E. K. Eyestone.
Mrs Maude Murray Miller, business manager of the Springfield Daily Times, was a guest last Saturday afternoon and evening of Editor Thrall and family. She was en route to Findlay for a weekend visit with friends and is a prominent figure in the newspaper world and Ohio Newspaper Women's Association.
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