May 16 1907 Local notices and ads list town happenings
In Other Days item notes births and visits including a son of Mr and Mrs Henry Faber. County correspondents report sermons at M E church and the United Brethren in Sycamore. A school house contract is awarded to W H Snyder for 1380 pounds and local merchants advertise in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Myers’ & Co
J. E. Nichols
Detroit
Henry Faber
Beck’s Hall
F. Dible
Springville
H. R. Felker
Alvih
Katrina
United Brethren Church
Sycamore
P. B. Hendricks
G. F. Hile
St. Paul
Township Board of Education
W. H. Snyder
Local notices and changes mark busy spring in town
May day developments span a new Federal Porcelain plant progress to senior physics class projects. births, weddings, obituaries, and school events fill civic life with sermons, centralization votes, farm work shifts, and social gatherings across Antrim township and Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Shock
Lutheran Church
Antrim Township
Charles Calmes
Robert Smith
Emery Yohe
Fordyce ‘Org
Harley and Allen Eyestone
Adah Johnson
Royal Society
Robert Wilson
Arlington
R. D. McKinnon
Nora Hunter
Tracy Johnson
Broadened Crop Price Guaranty Expands McCormick Offer
The International Harvester company extends its crop price guaranty to cover all tractor operated machines via hitch power take-off or tractor belt pulley. The plan ensures prices for wheat corn and cotton, with credits issued when market quotes fall short and payment comes due this year. The move signals confidence in agricultural prosperity and anticipated price improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Company
Chicago
New Orleans
Harvester Company
Carey Times Ad Shows Printing Of All Kinds
Letter heads and envelopes, in fact commercial printing of all kinds, at the Carey Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Social visitors share Sunday calls across Salem area
Multiple Salem residents, including Gail Kimmel, Arlis Orians, Elizabeth Richardson, and Henry Fleck families, hosted or visited relatives Sunday afternoon. Guests traveled from Carey Findlay Cleveland Bucyrus Upper Sandusky and nearby towns, with gatherings at the Ehrlich, Weaver, Orians, Ball, and Lortz homes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Kimmel
Wiliam Rickie
Arlis Orians
Emma Ehrlich
Harry
Ruth
Hattie Kimmel
Elizabeth Richardson
Clarence Camel
Carey
Elizabeth Logsdon
J. M. Reinhart
Fostoria
Miss Ruth
Henry Fleck
Henrietta Weaver
Findlay
Ed L. Weaver
Eugéne "Reinhart
Cleveland
Wilfrid Logsdon
Henry Davidson
Charles
Wayne Weaver
Joan
Charles Orians
Charles Ball
Upper Sandusky
Ambrose Orians
George Lortz
George Haford
Kirby
William Ross
Myron, Melford and
Melvin
Dorothy
Minnie Davidson
Virgil Smalley
River Cave
John Bradman
Alf Bland
Alfred
Near
Crawford
Paul Bland
Bobbie
Carl Ball
Emmet Orians
Vincent Arnold
Jean
David
Frank Arnold
Salome Orians
Esther
George Remlinger
Joseph Ball
John Davidson
West of Upper Sandusky
Katie
Edward McDonald
Jennie MccEthinny
Mark Karr
Fat men and good natured wit quote
A humorous exchange ponders why heavier men remain placid. The joke implies slowness to anger helps keep a cheerful temperament.
Safe Weight Loss with Kruschen Salts Report
Mrs Florence Loftus of Boston shares her 38 pound loss after four months on Kruschen Salts. She notes improved health and energy while appetite remains controlled. The ad urges readers to buy Kruschen Salts from drug stores, highlighting the daily half teaspoon dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Loftus
Boston
Evangelical Missions Meet Hears Delegate Election
Memorial Evangelical church women group met Monday evening with songs and prayers. Mrs. Green was elected state convention delegate for Ashland in June and Mrs. Paulin was chosen president, following prayer and lesson on Christ Comes to the Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of Memorial Evangelical Church
Cora Hart
Henry Daymon
Hart
Harry Bowman
Porter Hendricks
BE. D. Paulin
Claude Johnson
Myrtle Perkins
Daymon
Bone Tate
Virgil Green
Paulin
Johnson
Mary Stroup
Senator Tony and Marion Bachar Visit Local Figures
Senator Tony called Monday evening on Marion Bachar. Mrs. Jonathan Bachar improves after bedrest. Marion Bachar visited Arthur Lininger of Fort Royal Sunday. Many local families hosted or visited others Sunday and Sunday evening across Bachar, Kloppfer, Kleopfer, Gorsuch, and Wohlgamuth households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Marion Bachar
Jonathan Bachar
Arthur Lininger
Fort Royal
John Kloppfer
Willie Walter
Albert Bachar
Sherman Tong
John Kleopfer
Fred Kleopfer
Near Vanlue
William Gorsuch
Maxine
Marion
Chester Vogel
Betty
Carey
Orville Wohlgamuth
Logan Wohlgamuth
Printed or Engraved Name Cards at the Carey Times Office
Name cards for staff and visitors were observed at the Carey Times office, suggesting routine clerical use and desk-side organization. The cards appear to be arranged in a tray or holder near the front desk, indicating standard office practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Columbus Corner: Brown Leads In Ohio Governor Race
Incomplete returns show 67 counties backing Clarence J. Brown, 17 for David S. Ingalls, three for Myers. Governor George White carried the state by a large margin. Republicans nominate Palmer for lieutenant governor Braden for secretary of state Tracy auditor Day treasurer Bricker attorney general Bettman senator Bender congressman at large. Democratic slate includes Myers for secretary of state Butler auditor Ferguson attorney general Bulkley senator Young Truax for at large. Highways director Merrell declares a Friday May 20 contract for 62 miles of road work totaling 1 641 559 with Mahoning county bridge work at 6 412.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Brown
David S. Ingalls
Myers
Cooper
Williams, Noble
Licking
Ohio
George White
Galen Starr ‘Ross
William G. Pickrel
Lee B. Palmer
Licking County
George C. Braden
Warren
Trumbull County
Joseph T. Tracy
Harry S. Day
John W. Bricker
Columbus
Gilbert Bettman
United States
George H. Bender
Thomas J. Herbert
Cleveland
L. T. Palmer
Middletown
Carrington T. Marshall
Supreme Court
Frank W. Geiger
Thomas A. Jones
Edward S. Matthias
George S. Myers
Daniel E. Butler
Toledo
Joseph T. Ferguson
Lancaster
Herbert S. Duffy
Robert J. Bulkley
U. S
Stephen M. Young
Charles V. Truax
Bucyrus
Carl V. Weygandt
Will P. Stephenson
Wm. P Henderson
Charles B. Zimmerman
Ohio rural schools and churches face long decline
The state lists over 1000 abandoned rural churches and several thousand one room schools. Ohio has more than 1000 consolidated schools and nearly 200 united churches. Farm prices for potatoes veal beef and milk have fallen to three fourths of pre war levels while corn wheat and hogs run at half. Truck receipts rose in 1931 due to failed marketing. farmers sold via trucking. About 500 000 forest tree seedlings were planted by 4 H clubs, 200 000 more than last year, grown by Wooster experiment station nurseries and distributed by county agents, mainly in the northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio industry waste from accidents costs 85 million in 1931
H G Southard reports that wage loss from accidents and disabilities hits Ohio industry hard. In 1931 the cost reached about 85 million dollars with 1,134 workers killed, 23 totally disabled and 1,383 permanently maimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Southard
M. D
State Department of Health
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary population slips under four thousand
Warden P E Thomas reports the Ohio penitentiary now houses 3 944 inmates the first time in months. Eighty four inmates were paroled last week 253 transferred and 46 new inmates were admitted. The hospital guard rails yard statuary flower receptacles and campus received fresh paint and cleaning in anticipation of spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
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W.H. Snyder
M. Beck & Son
Geo. W. Hickle
C. BE. Hunter
Hocking Valley Railway
G. W. Croker
Myers &Dunlap
H. E. Myers
V. S
R. C. van Buren
J. A. Gibbs
J. D. Ewing
F. H. Frederick
John McGuire
Eli Hackenberger
Miller & Bachar
Graves
Haines & Kear
Houk & Bish
O. C. Bowlby
I. BE. Spreng
J. T. Myers & Co
D. C
Federal Porcelain Plant
Florence Pahl
Dayton
Amil Pahl
Isabelle (Drayer) Sterling
W. Z Campbell
Alva Criger
E Main Street
Harriet Jane
C. F Sutter
Moser
Main Street
Vance Street
Alta Naus
C C Carr
W S Chesebrough
E. B. Kurtz
Baltimore
4Maryland College
Worner
Lutherville
Ralph Haford
Crawford Township
Adam Swartz
Nevada
BE. V. iIngerson
Charles Hart
Ray Bristol
Wharton
Amos Nye
Edward Nye
North Street
Hilborn
Granville Hunter
William Bloom
Chester England
Forest Nye
Fred Nye
W. H. Houk
Beulah, Mich
Harold
George Waster
Pittsburgh
George Seibert
Platt Lake
Nellie Benjamin
Mary Lee
Leola Beck
Mary Vanlue
Valeria Tong
Crystal Pratt
Ethel Criger
Bessie Benjamin
Dennis DeVene
Eugene Baughman
Ray Davis
Girard Rickle
Howard Lee
Hugh Kurtz
Ervin Tong
Harley Baughman
Levi Copley
Carl Kimmel
Orville Dean
Russell Lee
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Wernick Products Co
Salem News
Emma Exley
Carl
Shumaker
Charles Exley
Catherine Exley
Galion
Charles Miller
C. Careles
Ed L .Weaver
Evangelical Missions
Wayton News
Forest Miller
Near Findlay
O. W. Merrell
Allen
Hardin
Mahoning County
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