When Greek meets Greek in a winter train tale
Norah Lang and Billy Balter meet on a New Canaan express to Connecticut. A witty, flirtatious encounter unfolds as Norah and Billy pursue potential spouses amid travel fatigue and social expectations. Nancy Lee arrives, revealing set paths toward marriage and a playful rival dynamic.
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Canaan Express
Connecticut
Nancy Lee
Fellowust
Billy Balter
Helen
Grand Central
Norah Lang
Frank
Bob
Milly
Ike Frank
Billy
Cunnan
Bing
Norah
Jimmie
Billy Bolter
Rank
Miss Lang
Miss Lee
Nancy
Longtime Wyandot Lawyer David C. Parker Dies
David C. Parker 67 and a respected Wyandot County attorney died at his South Sandusky Avenue home Saturday afternoon from diabetes. Born August 22, 1858, in Ridge Twp, he practiced in Upper Sandusky after Michigan Law School graduation in 1885. He helped organize the old Commercial National Bank, later served as First National Bank director, and sought offices including common pleas judge, clerk of courts, and attorney general in 1894 and 1920 campaigns. He was married to Alice Smith. two daughters survived, Dorothy M. and Mary, with Mary wed to Thomas H. Benton. He was a Methodist, Mason, Red Man, and Chamber of Commerce member.
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David C. Parker
Wyandot County
South Sandusky Avenue
Mr. Parker
Tié
Ridge Township
David
Hannah E Parker
David C
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Parker
Ohio
Upper Sandusky
Commerceal National Bank
First
Mary
Thomas H Benton
Dorothy M
Sherman Parker
Vanlue
Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Masons
Red Men
Chamber of Commerce
Weather shaping soils and crops through centuries
Professor Robert Mo Salter of Ohio State University opens the September issue of Timely Soil Topics with notes on how weather determines crop viability and soil character. The pamphlet outlines weather needs by crop, methods to beat adverse conditions, and tips to extend rain for better yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mo Salter
Ohio State University
Salter
Manchester Will Denies Wife Share Amid Bitter Outburst
Probate records reveal a Manchester will in which the testator forbids his wife any inheritance. He condemns her and her son for a "hell-upon-earth life" and says he wishes to be taken from such a woman when he dies.
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Manchester
England
Farewell event for Rev. and Mrs. Martin at Carey church
A crowd of 175 to 200 gathered at the Carey Methodist Church recreation room for a farewell for Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Martin before their move to Bryan. The program featured remarks by BW McClure, a farewell address by the Rev. Martin, and a report on the church building's finances. The evening ended with greetings and socializing.
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W. F.martin
Carey
Bryan
The
BW. McClure
Welk
Martin
George Ash
Wonder Bible Class Social Held At Mrs Snyder Home
The Wonder Bible Class of Christ Lutheran met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs W H Snyder. Refreshments were served by a committee led by chairman Mrs Millie Payne with numerous party helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonder Bible
Christ Lutheran Church
W. H Snyder
Millie Payne
W. H. Snyder
F A Galbroner
Frank Ogg
W G. Bradley
F. L Moyer
I. L Culler
Mark Karr
Frank McDonald
L. J. Nachbar
Herbert Newhard
Lowen Stahl
George Huff
Clarence Gumel
H B. Keller
Julia Miller
A. J. Ruehle
Ida Motter
Carey Research Club Opens Season Meeting
Mrs Homer Thrall hosted the Carey Research Club as it opened its season with roll call on current events. President Mrs Dc W Brayton spoke on work ahead. guests included Mrs Ora S Hart of Clearwater Florida and Miss Cleo Sawyer. New members are Mrs Matt Otto and Mrs Richard Smith.
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Homer Thrall
Carey Research Club
Dc. W. Brayton
Ora S. Hart
Clearwater, Fla
Cleo Sawyer
Matt Otto
Richard Smith
Dorcas Bible Class Social Planned at Augustine Home
The Dorcas Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school will hold a social this evening at the home of Mrs. Anna Augustine. Committee members include Mrs. Augustine Mrs C D Sheridan Mrs Tk Weatherford Mrs J Wenner and Mrs C Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovcas Bible
Methodist Sunday School
Anna Augustine
Augustine
C D. Sheridan
Tk. Weatherford
J. Wenner
C . Diller
T R C Club Hosts Pleasant Afternoon
The T R C Club met yesterday at Mrs RE Girliland's east of town with 14 members. Mrs Walter Gottfried prepared the mystery box and Mrs Allen Vaughn secured it. Hostess Mrs John Fleck will entertain October 7.
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RE Girliland
Walter Gottfried
Allen Vaughn
John Fleck
Wimodausis Club Meeting with Mrs Ogg at Home
Wimodausis Club met with Mrs Byron Ogg Tuesday afternoon for needlework and current events. Hostess served luncheon. Guests included Mrs Fred Mullholand of Pittsburg Miss Irene Gillet Miss May Mullholand and Mrs F C Ogg.
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Wimodausis Club
Byron Ogg
Fred Mullholand
Pittsburg
Irene Gillet
May Mullholand
F. C. Ogg
Carey area hosts Dinner for visiting families
Mr and Mrs. A. J. Ruehle of east of Carey entertained with dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Harvey of Jackson Missouri and Mr. and Mrs. John Young and son Howard of TiMin.
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A. J. Ruehle
East of Carey
G. W. Harvey
Jackson, Mo
John Young
Son Howard
TiMin
Poverty Run Society event hostess near Carey
Mrs Paul Lortz hosts the Poverty Run Society this afternoon at her northeast Carey area home. Invited guests include Mrs Homer Swer lien Mrs Henry Lortz Mrs Eddie Swerlien and Mrs R J Spitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lortz
Carey
Poverty Run Society
Homer Swerlien
Henry Lortz
Eddie Swerlien
R.J. Spitler
Farm price levels vary widely across four years
J I Falconer notes in the September Bimonthly of the Ohio Experiment Station that farm price levels for four years show wide variation. Milk and butterfat account for about one fourth of farmer income, with wool and lambs also above the general level. Wheat, corn, oats, hogs, horses, and beef cattle prices have been generally low, though wheat, corn, and hogs have risen above the average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Falconer
Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio
No Hunting Notice on Private Lands
Positively no hunting or trespassing on land owned or controlled by Emma Ehrlich Edward Riester G. V. Sutphen Frank Eakin. A charge of 25 cents will be imposed for each name signed to this notice, valid through the hunting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ehrlich
iWdward Riester
G. V. Sutphen
Frank Eakin
High School Faculty Couple Wed in Columbus
Miss Miriam Northeratt and Raymond Dowdell both of Columbus were married in Columbus on Friday. Mrs. Dowdell teaches at Carey High School.
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Miriam, Northeratt
Raymond Dowdell
Columbus
Carey Times Local Fiscal Notes and Public Works
The Carey Times lists water cards and notice cards costs totaling $18.85 and freight and drayage at $10.05 for Brown & Son. Electric lights and gas cost $9.33 from the Board of Public Affairs. Other line items include electric supplies from Carey Battery Co. $4.92, sill cocks $2.50 from Gottfried Bros., hardware $278.7 from WwW. Hi. Houk, labor payments $40.05 to Nick. Frey and $22.40 to Robert Drake, plus $9.38 for L. Altwater and $8 for Grover Bakkes hauling. Fred Nachbar graded $4.75. Walter Carr hauled $2. Bid openings for cement sidewalks included Verne Huston, Stahl & Puchta, and John Rothgeb. council postponed action and planned to consult an engineer on severing Spring Run through Carey. Mayor Bine reported $20 collected for the city treasury from August receipts, including dog license from Verne England and fines from S. C. Cleveland and others, H. Spraw partial payment, M. Ward partial payment, Snyder Shoe Co. and Morescott Co. payments, with the mayor’s fee of $1 deducted.
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the Carey Times
Brown & Son
Board of Public Affairs
Carey Battery Co
Dr’Mitchell
Gottfried Bros
Sill Cocks
Carey
Bine
M. Ward
Snyder Shoe Co
Morescott Co
Boxing the Compass Meaning and Usage in Language
A brief note explains that boxing the compass is citing the 32 points of the mariner’s compass in order, and that the phrase also signifies adopting all possible opinions on a question, illustrating its popular sense.
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Pathfinder Magazine
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Harold Howland
Doubleday, Paige & Co
Garden City, N.Y
David ¢. Parker
Noah
Mutual
Ceage
Henry “Wainsworth Longfellow
A. F. Sarver
Greenville
Edgewater Park
Celina
Grand Reservoir
Legion
Council
Zeis & Ogg
Snyder
Lumber Co
Carey-Farmers Coop.Co
Wing Drug Co
Hall
Edward Riester
Joe Billock
L. Aaw Wohlgamuth
Co. Grover. Paicies
Feee Bes Charles
Sam’ Williams
Charles Miller
C. M. Karr
Peter Long
S. H. McKee
Board of
W. J. Jefferson
Frank Fry
James B. Clow & Sons
C. I
National Lead Co
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
General Electric Co
the National Lime & Stone Co
Glauber Glass Mfg. Co
Corporation Cocks
Zels & Oge
Buffalo Meter Co
Wonder Bible Class
Dorcas Bible
T. R. c. Club
Lacedees
C. X. Diller
Carey, Ohio
Furniture of Quality Undertaking Service
Coleman Dry Goods Co
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