Local items and personals fill Carey page
The Carey news column lists visits from Toledo Fostoria Columbus and Dayton residents. Notable notes include Mrs G W Sutphen visiting, Mrs C M Werner ill, Mrs S B Beiker staying to help, and several trips to Findlay Cleveland Mansfield and Columbus. New goods at H B Kurtz Sons and several weekend visits are noted along with car thefts near Our Lady of Consolation Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Kurtz Sons
H. D. Smith
Fostoria
City Bakery
G. W. Sutphen
Toledo
C. M. Werner
G. W. Maskey
Upper Sandusky
Frank Galbroner
Columbus
R. H. Scott
Ft. Recovery
Ed Phillips
Frank Lautherbur
Tiffin
Helen Britton
Fremont
Ed Beeler
Edward Campbell, Jr
Walter Carr
Ferdinand Braun
Clay Street
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Civil Service Exams Scheduled for 17 State Positions
The State Civil Service Commission announces examinations on November 24 and 25 for 17 state service jobs. Openings include assistant examiner at the department of commerce, registrar aide at Ohio State University, chief engineer at Wilberforce University, chief nurse at the department of public welfare, and several other roles across state agencies and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Civil Service Commission
Department of Commerce
Ohio State University
Wilberforce University
Department of Public Welfare
Toledo State Hospital
Department of Agriculture
Ohio State Reformatory
Department of Finance
Longview Hospital
Orient Institution
University
Columbus
Ohio
Veterinary arrested for practicing without license in Urbana
J. B. McNamara of Upper Sandusky was arrested in Champaign county last week on a charge of practicing as a veterinary surgeon without a license. He gave bond for trial before Magistrate 8. M. Pence at Urbana on November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. McNamara
Upper Sandusky
Champaign County
M. Pence
Urbana
West Liberty
Kurtz's Rugs and Bedding Featured in Findlay Notes
Findlay social and business mentions include P. W. Jacob in town Monday, Diller deliveries to Toledo, and a Saturday mattress sale at $11.95. Ill Mrs. Perry Bleam near Lovell with appendicitis. C. X. Diller sold a roll husker. Mrs. C. W. England and Mrs. Chas. Allison visited. The Kurtz firm showcases fabrics along with a line of blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Perry Bleam
Near Lovell
C. X. Diller
Toledo
McCormick
Trubey & Grine
C. W. England
Chas. Allison
Findlay
Local farmers purchase corn husker at Beech Grove
Community notices list several social visits and family events. Names include Rickle Schade Hunter Kennerley Shaffer Bristoll Plott Yentzer and many others with gatherings at Carey Vanlue Upper Sandusky and Wharton. A birth is noted for Jack Bristoll’s daughter Karlten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Schade
Wm. Hunter
Howard
Vernice Kennerley
Floyd Shaffer
Lewis Kimmel
John Stalter
N. B. Platt
Geneva
Ida Schade
F. B. Schade
Jack Bristoll
Karlten
Oral Bright
Vanlue
W. H. Rickle
Adora Jane
Blaine
Virgil
Lloyd Ward
Lucille Lahr
N. B. Plott
Gladys
Luella Lahr
Lucille
Mary Wickiser
Curtis Plott
N. B Plott
Grover Yentzer
Alberta
Pauline
Mabel
Charles Yentzer
Near
Upper Sandusky
Ernest Shane
Carol Jane
Girl Scout Week 1925 Homemaking Week Idea
The message promotes Girl Scout Week in autumn with Juliette Low honored on Halloween and urges every girl to make one day a Mother Holiday by cooking at home. It notes 20 scouts from East Montpelier Vermont cooked a turkey dinner for President Coolidge and envisions girls as future homemakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Juliette Low
East Montpilier
President Coolidge
WC T U Meeting Friday Reports Lima Convention
The WC T U will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. B. M. Burson on South Street. Mrs. W. G. Bradley will present a report on the state convention held at Lima recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WC T U
B. M. Burson
South Street
W. G. Bradley
Lima
Diller and Montague Paint Large Farm Advertising Sign
On Monday Co. X Diller and W EF Montague painted a large advertising sign erected by Mr Diller on the Clyde Niebel farm located 1034 miles west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. Diller
W. EF. Montague
Mr. Diller
Clyde Niebel Farm
Milles
Town
A Job You\'ll Like From the Reader’s Perspective
A poem extols finding satisfying work by adapting to any place and avoiding complaints. It urges starting in, getting it done, and aligning with the job you have to enjoy work. It notes friction with coworkers and the desire to like the current job through effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satin
Junior Red Cross Aids Peace With Record 1925 Growth
The American Junior Red Cross reports a 1925 membership of 5 733 648 pupils up 142 000 from last year. The program expands to disasters relief, swimming instruction, and toy book drives, with international correspondence spanning 34 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Junior Red Cross
Red Cross
Junion
The
Missouri
Ilinois
Indiana
Nasmyth Steam Hammer Inventions and Early Builds
The steam hammer was invented by James Nasmyth who conceived it in 1839 but patenting occurred in 1842. A Nasmyth hammer was built at Le Creusot Iron Works in France and the first Nasmyth hammer was erected in 1848 at Bridgewater Foundry Patricroft near Manchester England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nasmyth
Iron Works
le Creusot
France
Nasmyth
Bridgewater Foundry
Patricroft
Manchester
England
Saying Bre'r Williams Aims For One More River To Cross
A folksy line expresses persistent optimism about overcoming final obstacles. The speaker notes another river and hill remain even when success seems near, but reassures that the road ahead is brief and hopeful.
Red Cross Vets Aid Rises as Service Grows
The American Red Cross reports a rising service load to ex service and active duty men, with 2 591 chapters active, $2 237 000 spent by Home Service, and 17 506 claims handled at National Headquarters. Hospital admissions jumped over 6 000 due to new legislation, and 96 931 men were aided monthly across arms forces. An Armistice Day Roll Call is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
Claims Service
National Headquarters
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. B. Kurtz
Mutual
Royal Society
Helen
S. Vance St
Irvin Griffith
A. B. Ryder
George Steinmetz
Irene Bees
Caroleen Dow
C. C. McCune
Dayton
S. D. Myers
Charles F. Close
Charles, Jr
Shirley Hare
C. S. Hare
Lola Ward
Sidney
Paul Kramer
Carl Zint
Katherine
Jennie Zint
Detroit
S. B. Beiker
Co. M. Kear
Marion
Bernhard Jacob
Velma Sloman
Mansfield
Wm. Michaels
Sycamore
Carey
Porter Hendricks
Mauvelyn
Wellington Baker
Cory
W. D. Woolley
W. Findlay Street
Della Gunther
Ray Gamberling
James Dann
Russell Hoy
Bristolville
Ohio Wesleyan
Byron Ogg
L. A. Kemerley
Akron
A. H. Kemerley
Dorcas J . Maxwell
Methodist Church
Edna Easley
Raymond Dowdell
Elsie Garman
Miss Easley
Eugene Stacey
Emeretta Brown
Ella Laughlin
R. S. Montague
Lucile
Stanley
Amanda Kauble
Nevada
Bowling Green Rugman
T E O Dromgold
York
E . Kurtz
Cleveland
Kurtz
Mrs. Kurtz
Wm. Hiles
C. E. Chalfant
Jeanne of Fittsburg
Chalfant
Linda MicCune
Congoleum Rugs
W. D. Wolley
Voyle Brashares
T Findlay
Louisa Shuman
M. A. Washburn
Bernard O’brien
Elm Hills
Henry Newcomer
Cardington
Fred Maloney
Alice
Jane
Charles
A. P. Brown
Henry Logsdon
Lloyd Logsdon
Fred Starkey
Barbara
Wallace Beebe
Ray Beebe
Pliny Bowen
Ralph Williams
Lombard
Munice Street
Civil Service Examination
A. M. Reinhart
Springfield
Ill
Beech Grove
O. C. Rickle
E. M. Burson
Lon Doppler
Howard Kennerley
Ohio State
G. A. Kennerley
Vernice
Girl Scout
Junior Red Cross
BIG Growth
United States
Bre’r Williams
RED Cross Alv
Vets Mounting
Times Office
American Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Newhard Real Estate