Local items and Personal News from Carey Area
A wrap of community notes shows visits from Mrs. A. G. Tozer in Findlay, Carleton and Marion connections, and several relatives visiting through Thanksgiving. The Lutheran Bazaar and meals at the garment factory are announced, with multiple residents mentioned visiting kin in Marion Portland Ft. Recovery and Terre Haute.
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Bazaar Announcement
Cream puffs for Saturday and photos for Christmas announced. Mrs. Beach Shireman of McCutcheonville spent Monday in town. Mr. and Mrs. S H Krebs and son Dald visited relatives in Willard Sunday. Mrs. Anha Cross of Findlay was a guest at the E E Thornton home. Thanksgiving plans noted for Mr. and Mrs. C D Mitchell at Marion. The Oglesbee family and Miss Sadie Condon visited Forest relatives. P W Jacob and children spent Monday and Tuesday in Defiance. Local women spent a Saturday afternoon in Marion. Mr. and Mrs. D A Cole visited Findlay Sunday with Hannah Hollaway who is ill. The Johnson family and Clayton Twining attended the Michigan Minnesota game in Ann Arbor. Lutheran Ladies Aid bazaar and supper set for December 3 and 4 at the garment factory on W North Street. George Derr and family, with Mrs. Lewis Pahl, Mrs. Ira McKinnon and Herman Derr visited Kirby to see Frank Derr injured in an accident near Upper Sandusky. Derr showing improvement.
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Panik
Montague
A. G. Tozer
Findlay
McCormick
Trubey & Grine
Elza Thornton
E. North St
Garment Factory
James Needs
R. H. Frederick
Arch Donelson
Columbus
S R. Saltzman
Harold
Chicago
Beach Shireman
McCutchenville
S. H. Krebs
Son Dald
Bernard
Richard
Vincent
Virginia
Defiance
Clayton Twining
Ann Arbor
Lutheran Ladies Aid
W. North Street
George Derr
Lewis Pahl
Ira McKinnon
Herman Derr
Kirby
Frank Derr
Upper Sandusky
Derr
No Hunting Notice Signed By Local Landowners
A group of property owners including Mrs Emma Ehrlich Edward Riester and G V Sutphen publish a no hunting or trespassing order on all lands they own or control. A charge of 25 cents will be billed for each name signed to the notice, which runs through the hunting season. The list includes numerous individuals and families such as Frank Eakin J R Byestone Laura Stevens Bert Smith and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ehrlich
Edward Riester
G. V. Sutphen
Frank Eakin
J. D. Carothers
Charles A. Ogg
J. R. Byestone
Laura Stevens
Albert Schlachter
J. A. Fox
J. H. Needs
B. E Hudson
A. B. Ruffing
Walter W. Gottfried
John R Dugger
Ralph Gilliland
S. C. Heck
Bert Smith
A. D. Lerner
John Snook
S. M. Romig N. F
Power From Volcanoes Lighting Italian Town
In Sardello Tuscany residents heat homes light streets and cook using volcanic steam pressure. The steam from nearby volcanoes provides enough heat to cook a joint in under thirty minutes.
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Italy
Pacific
Sardello
Penguin Upright Walkers Stand Out Among Birds
A note on penguins being the only birds that walk upright on land like humans, highlighting their distinctive gait and stance among feathered creatures.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claim
For over 40 years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. The product combines an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists PF F Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
PF. J
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Government needs information on hog production and acreage
The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to participate in hog production and crop acreage surveys conducted with rural carriers. Accurate returns matter to price, market distribution, and production estimates. each farmer should submit complete, accurate farm reports to support reliable data.
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Newhard
The
Times
United States Department of Agriculture
Isere
Department of Agriculture
Lucky Criminals and the Braganza Diamond Tale
Three exiled criminals in the Brazilian interior found the Braganza, one of the world’s largest diamonds. They surrendered the stone to a priest who gave it to the governor. It became Portugal’s crown jewel and the king pardoned the exiles.
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Portugal
Tobacco’s global rise shocks colonial observers
An Exchange note contrasts tobacco in Europe and among Mexican Indians, noting it went from severe punishment to wide use in Europe while remaining rare among its own originators, the Indians of Mexico. It remarks that few Indians smoke and none snuff.
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Mexico
English as She Is Spoke Inspired Grocery Request
A German speaker asks for sugar to stock a coop and mentions sending a parcel. The note reads as a playful language error sequence reflecting a farmer style request to Anderson's grocery.
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Central
Anderson's
der Son
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