Local Personal Notes and Social News Summary
Local and personal items recount visits and gatherings across Carey and nearby towns. Debo rah Ann Ortans born May 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Ortans. Families visit relatives in Toledo Columbus Fremont Ke-osha and Knoxville. New village electric crew member Paul Emmons. RCA colored TV meeting at Ohio Appliances Co. in Columbus. Teammates and guests attend anniversaries dinners and family events across multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hawkins
A. F. Byers
E. Findlay Street
Woodrow Ortans
Deborah Ann
L.G Bers
Joseph Derr
Wayne
Linda
Diane
Christina
Samuel Gunther
Toledo
Sandra
University of Toledo
Carey
Owen Courtad
Cathy
Karen
Columbus
C. B. Myers
Francis Bandalier
Michael
Delphos
Calvin Callahan
Lee Callahan
Debra Ann
Pleasant City
F. M. Edwards
Knoxville
Tenn
Homer Robinson
Edwards
Robinsons
Paul McNutt
McCutchenville
Flora McDonald
Lewie Reis
Virgil Sloman
Bowman Electric
RCA
Ohio Appliances Co
Fremont
Clarence Kemerley
Robert Kemerley
Local births and social visits across Carey area families
A May 19 20 events include Marilyn Sue born to Mr and Mrs Leo Bradman Jr. Peggy Louise named for a May 19 birth to Mr and Mrs Clareene Collet. Numerous visits and callers span Alvada Crawford Findlay Tiffin Fostoria Muncie Gaston and Upper Sandusky with relatives friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bradman, Jr
Marilyn Sue
L. G. Beis
Alfred Most
Susan
John
Steven
Jane
Alvada
Gene Hewett
Stevie
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Hewett
George Hewett
Crawford
Gene
Indiana Technical College
Earl Burson
Larry
Dennis
Jimmy
Raymond
Roger England
Carey
Jack Beagle
Michael
Jeffery
Findlay
Allison
Homer England
Iris
Mary Alice
Terry
Tiffin
Virginia Dell
Fostoria
Clarence J. Hagley
Russell Hagley
Linda Lee
Peggy Ann
Robert Osborne
David
Sammy
Gaston
Robert E. Lee
Muncie
Wwere
Linda
Peggy
Clark Lee
Hagley
Machinery's Roll in Dairy Farming
Columbus dairymen may trim unit costs over the next decade by expanding use of machinery and labor-saving devices. Ohio State University extension economist Ross Milner notes land and capital now cost less than labor and predicts farms will blend land, labor, and capital to maximize output per hour with more mechanization and input use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ross Milner
Ohio State University Extension
Milner
Bristoll’s Call Dates and Local Transfers
May 22 Ralph Mundy from Blanchard Valley Hospital to his home 10144 E South Street addressed. May 23 Charles Wesley Jacobs killed in a train truck collision at Fox Road crossing to Perry Miles Funeral Home Findlay. Mrs A Conley to Blanchard Valley Hospital returned home Friday. Mrs Charles Robison from home southwest of Carey to Blanchard Valley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Mundy
Blanchard Valley Hospital
South Street
Charles Wesley Jacobs
Fox Road Crossing
Perry Miles
Findlay
A. Conley
Charles Robison
Carey
Carey Boys 4-H Club Holds May Meeting
The 3rd meeting was called to order by President Claren Baker on May 28. Members recited the 4-H pledge and discussed joining county safety talks and the county talent contest. Mec Miller showed films on daily harvesters. Those interested in 4-H camp June 15 to 20 should contact Joe Derr or Jack Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Boys
Claren Baker
Mec Miller
Joe Derr
Jack Clark
Four Million Births Mark 1955 Baby Boom
The year 1955 saw over four million births, equating to 25 new babies per 1000 people. The record high remained 26.6 per 1000 in 1947 while the 1930s saw a birth rate of 0.18 per 1000.
Valuable Travel Kit Free To Vacationers
Sohio Travel Bureau offers a free personalized tour kit for vacationers. The kit includes road maps with shortest and scenic routes, lodging and camp facilities listings, state agency literature, immigration rules for Canada and Mexico, kid friendly games, a transcontinental mileage map, travel expense record, and an illustrated pretrip checklist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohio Travel Bureau
Sohio
Chambers of Commerce
United States
Canada
Alaska
Mexico
Immigration and Customs Regulations
Modern Maps Inaccurate Says Peattie In Reader's Digest
Donald Culross Peattie argues modern maps distort reality due to projection. He notes globes are accurate but impractical, Mercator projection overstates higher latitudes like Greenland versus South America. A 1891 Penck plan for a single scale world map was revived under UN after World Wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Culross Peattie
Mercator
Greenland
South America
Albrecht Penck
United Nations
Weaker Sex Invades Army Academy
A 19 year old Ankara brunette Miss Inc Al san becomes the first woman admitted to a military academy at War College. She was allowed in after graduation and three more applicants have joined this year. The four cadets wear regular uniforms and attend full training while granted off duty clothing privileges and town housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Inc. Alsan
Ankara
Turkey
Thee War College
Ohio tomato growers net $4,863,000 in 1955 sales
The sale of last year’s tomato crop to canners brought Ohio farmers 13 percent more money than in 1954. C P Proctor of American Can Co says Ohio farmers received $4,863,000 in 1955 versus $4,288,000 in 1954, with higher yields lifting national tomato processor income to over $80 million, about $15 million more than 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
American Can Co
C. P. Proctor
America
Préctor
Another Picture Of The All-night Prom
A second parent letter argues for trusting teens at Carey High School Prom. The author recalls her own memorable night and urges parents to allow a long, festive celebration, reinforcing faith, responsibility, and parental trust. The piece urges appreciation for good, clean fun and mutual trust on prom night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
United States
Carey High School
Lfe
Cinderella
Prince Charming
Health for All The carrot or the stick in medicine
The article discusses motivation in health behavior explaining how persuasion shapes patient actions. It uses tuberculosis as an example of a disease with dangerous consequences and questions whether people act in their own best health interest.
Public health debate on tuberculosis treatment and compulsory care
A historical column discusses patient self discipline in TB treatment, the ethics of education versus forced hospitalization, and the public health impact of patients leaving care. It notes that some states have enacted compulsory hospitalization laws, while the Wyandot County Tuberculosis and Health Association sponsors the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wyandot County Tuberculosis and Health Association
County Health Department
Kim Joseph Risner Born in Mercy Hospital
A 6 pound 14 ounce son, Kim Joseph, arrived at 8 30 a m Wednesday May 23 at Mercy Hospital Tiffin to Mr and Mrs Milo Risner of Berwick The mother is the former Mary Louise Kessler daughter of Mrs John Kessler 122 S Muncie Street The father is a son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Risner of Berwick Kim Joseph has a brother Jimmy Ray age 2 1 2 years The notice appears in the Want Columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Joseph
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Milo Risner
Berwick
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Peggy Louise
Clareene Collet
Edgar Keller
W. L. Ruffing
Indianapolis
John Stombaugh
Owen Burks
Girl Scouts
Troop 11
Karg
Upper
Sandusky
Wayne Terry
M. E. Turner
George Hayman
Harold Evans
Asniffj
Garey
Bristoll
Army Academy
Stork
Bowman’s
MTN
Eae
Cabot
General Electric
Pete
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