Local Notices and Events From Carey Area in May
In Other Days recalls past local happenings 25 years ago including a request for a house and barn by September 1 with monthly pay, Decoration Day visits by Mrs. W. Croker and Blaine Croker, crop troubles around Springville, births in the Perkins and Copley families, land purchases near Bucyrus, a Memorial sermon at the Methodist church, old machinery prices, multiple weddings including Eva L. Miller and Adam LeRoy Hile, and Frances Brown with John Kastner. Obituaries note J. W. DeWitt of Clyde and Mrs. Sarah Deardroff. A Friday party hosted by Riester family featured progressive Pedro and a flag theme with a three course supper and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
George Perkins
Ernest Copley
T. Hy Hart
Eva L. Miller
Huber
Adam LeRoy Hile
Carey
W. W. Sherrick
Evangelical Church
August Schneider
Fort Yuma
Ariz
St. Joseph’s Church
Salem Township
J. G. Mizer
Frances Brown
John Kastner
Clara Brown
William Kastner
C. A. DeWitt
H. F. Graves
Harry Straw
Nettie DeWitt
Sarah Deardroff
Cambridge
Penn
John Deardroff
Emeretta Brown
George Brown
Ella Déardorff
Edward Riester
Charles Stutzman
Pedro
Riester
Ruth Kurtz
Lucy Straw
Upper Sandusky Commencement Honors Largest Class Yet
The fiftieth annual Upper Sandusky High School graduation was held at Trinity Evangelical Church honoring 61 seniors. Dr. James Montgomery of Muskingum College gave the address. Lt. Gov. Charles H. Lewis awarded top prizes to Harriet Stalter, Anna Kathryn Foucht, and Evelyn Tilton for averages above 95, 94, and 93 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Sandusky High School
Trinity Evangelical Church
James Montgomery
Muskingum College
New Concord
Charles H. Lewis
Ohio
Harriet Stalter
Anna Kathryn Foucht
Evelyn Tilton
Catherine M. Bachman
Edna Mae Balduf
Julia Martha Baker
Dorothy C. Balduf
Dorothy Ann
Charles Jarvis Handel
Otho C. Haim
Mildred Gertrude Hall
Karl Frederick Kraus
Evelyn Mildred Kuenzli
Florence A .Kuenzli
L. Lawrence Logsdon
Madle Rose Luthy
Myron Lawrence Malaby
Curtis L. Meeker
James Paul McNamara
Mary Jo Milligan
Margaret B McCormick
Aurelia A Miller
Armin F Mittermaier
Grace Lucille Miller
Mary Jean
Florence M. Ulrich
Mary Leona Voelker
Helena M. Vogel
Ralph Edward Veith
Ella Virginia Whitney
Cecil F. Zetler
Edwin BE. Zimmerman
Nation funds road building with 75 million for 1926
Congress allocates 75 million dollars for national road construction in 1926. Ohio may not recover its full contributions, but residents touring the country gain ease and broader knowledge. The War Department will transfer 100 five ton tractors and 1,000 trucks to agriculture for road work as roads expand coast to coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ohio
Secretary of War
Secretary of Agriculture
Gulf
South America
Pan- American Congress of Highways
Buenos Aires
Motion for New Trial in Wyandot County Case
Liawrs nee Fox found guilty this week for non support. A motion for a new trial was filed in common pleas court this afternoon. Trig alleges lack of jurisdiction and improper verdict and jury charge. Fox returned to the city from last week by Sheriff Kenneth Clark on a March indictment. Matt J Mosbacher represents the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liawrs
Fox
Common Pleas
Trig
Wyandot County
Kenneth Clark
Matt J Mosbacher
Findlay Courier
Brooks Fletcher Headlines Pioneer Picnic Performance
Brooks Fletcher is set to perform at the Pioneer Picnic on Thursday June 11 1925 promising a lively program for attendees in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hear Brooks Fletcher
The Melting Pot and the Nome Diphtheria Rescue
An editorial lauds volunteers who carried diphtheria antitoxin to Nome 665 miles by dog team in just over five days. Leonard Seppello, John Folger, Olson, Titus Nicolai, Gunnar Kasson, and Tom Green and his wolf team faced a blizzard, the last man missing the relay yet continuing. It extols unity across origins and sees a hopeful, divine spark in diverse peoples and even wolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Leonard Seppello
John Folger
Olson
Titus Nicolai
Gunnar Kasson
Tom Green
Wolves
Europe
Ohio Exports Lead Midwestern States in Monthly Shipments
A U S Department of Commerce survey shows Ohio exports average about 11 million seven thousand monthly, with Indiana at 4.65 million and New York highest. It notes routes to Atlantic Europe Asia via Panama Canal and Canada by rail, aided by Philadelphia port and Ohio production.
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Ohio
United States
U. S. Department of Commerce
Washington
Department
Europe
Asia
Panama Canal
Lake Erie
Canada
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Michigan
Indiana
New York
Livestock Day at Wooster to showcase cattle and pigs
The Ohio Experiment Station in Wooster will host Livestock Day on Friday May 29. Speakers include E Bayard of National Stockman and Farmer and Dr C W Gay of Ohio State University. Exhibits feature nine feeding-test groups with cattle, plus thirty-two pig groups and multiple rations including soybeans, minerals, and corn and oil meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Bayard
National Stockman and Farmer
C. W. Gay
Ohio State University
G. Bohstedt
Department of
The Noble Bumper Saves Car In Kenton Crash
The Forest Review notes a Dodge coupe with a new bumper and driver crashed into a Dodge sales room in Kenton, smashing a window frame and door frame while two machines inside were damaged. The bumper apparently saved the car it protected, sparing further injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Dodge
Forest Review
Noted Damage by American Tourist On West Coast Drive
A fragmented travelogue describes scattered bread crusts tin cans Sunday supplements and paper plates from the Caves in Southern Oregon to Mount Baker in Northern Washington. It notes burned campfires hacked forest trees and litter along a wide stretch from California to the Canadian border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Mount Baker
Washington
California
Canadian
Medford
Willamette Valley
Rome
Hood River
Yakima Valley
Crater Lake
Lake Chedlon
Motor West
Dogs in Wood County Pound Seized for Lacking Licenses
L A Price the Wood County dog catcher has captured and placed in the pound 112 dogs that had not been furnished with 1925 license tags. It notes that harboring a dog without a license may incur a fine up to 25 dollars plus costs.
Notice of Stallions at H Rickle Farm Carey Ohio
Echelent and Sans Peno Beglan roan stallions formerly owned by William Shumaker stand at H Rickle farm four miles south of Carey Ohio. Visit the barn before breeding. W H Rickle owner and keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echelent
Sans Peno
William Shumaker
H. Rickle
Carey
Ohio
W H. Rickle
Salary increases for Tiffin teachers boost budget to eighty four thousand
The Tiffin school board voted raises for ten months next year totaling about $84,000 with $50 to $100 bumps for sixty teachers. Clerk J R Mann estimates the city budget will grow by $3,000 from the new salaries and another $3,000 from additional teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
J. R. Mann
Banker's Wife Advises Carey People
A local advisory from Chas W Brayton Drug Store promotes Adlerika as a quick acting intestinal evacuant. The advertisement claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas and misery from indigestion and often works in one hour without causing griping, suitable for constipation in general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Chas. W. Brayton
Help for Old Folks: Dean's Pills Backed by Testimony
An old fashioned appeal urges Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic to prevent kidney disease. A veteran farmer from Patterson Street testifies that the remedy eased back pins, tiredness, frequent urination, and night awakenings. Epstersibuen Co. manufactures in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rou Aly
Bright
Kidrney
Dean
Carey
J. H. Slotterbeck
Farmer
S. Patterson St
Ewing Drug Co
Epstersibuen Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
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Carey Times
W. Croker
Blaine Croker
Sycamore
Levi Hile
Blanche
Howard DeWitt
Decatur
Lilly Teeple
Bernice Keller
McComb
Lon Cop Jey
Jesse Jones Tuley
St. Louis
George W. Chesebrough
Albro Johnson
Elmore
E B Kurtz
F. L. Moyer
Cecil Beebe
Town
Crawford
Findlay
Heller
Hocking
Mehr Licht Club
Lee Ogg
Florence
Caroline Smith
Nellie
Bessie Ogg
W. Elmer Bailey
Snyder's Opera House
D C Garrison of
Forest
Lutheran Church
United Evangelical Church
Sandusky, Commencement
Ohio AT
Central National Bank
Cleveland
A Wooster
the Noble
Carey ‘Finres
Diller A Eral
Carey EY Ohiq
L. J. Nachbar
South Vance Street
Mutal
Mutual
Anconas
S. C
R. C
Knox County Savings Bank
Pep Knox Hatchery
Mt. Vernon, O
The
Findlay Savings & Loan Co
Wyandot Savings and Farm Loan Co
S. Sandusky Ave
Upper Sandusky
Devoe
R. D. Perkins, Carey
Drea
Devce
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