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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
7
In Athens county H B Kurtz Sons will send workers to a large August camp in the hills. A pedometer prize goes to Charles Be Young after Newark target practice. A lightning bolt at a farm near town injured three brothers Scott Grant and Joe Tong, with scattered injuries and a damaged wagon.
Oak Grove reports a son born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Schubert on Saturday night Fred Vigor returned from Canada after months away A two year old child of Mr and Mrs Powell sustained a broken arm A shoe repair advert promotes rubber boot upkeep Corbin will half sole boots without tacks Coblentz from Mansfield visited town and runs his own store Hayes Greer buys the Ewing 28 acres north of town Louis Howard and family arrive from New Mexico after 11 weeks on a 1900 mile trip Carey High School classes of 1895 1896 to reunite at the park Irene Stewart and sons depart for Bucyrus Edith Hunter replaces her telegraph role Miss Helen Campbell to assist relief work Seth Kear and son Russell visit from Wharton with Truman Cole and William Wright in attendance
A gentleman on a train to Atlantic City uses a boss’s card to charm a widow. They spend a week together before she dies, leaving the boss to reveal the ruse and the widow’s death with a £100,000 inheritance. The boss praises the gentleman for the times she enjoyed.
Work has begun on the construction of Mr Dale Krout's greenhouse on North Main. A force of men is busy and will rush to rapid completion the fine building that will house Mr. Krout's new business in Arlington Arlingtonian.
Emma Brown of Sandusky describes twenty five years of neuritis suffering followed by relief after taking Konjola. She reports improved appetite sleep and daily life restored. Konjola is sold at Ewing's drug store in Carey and by leading pharmacists in the region.
Local notes report a Methodist bake sale well patronized last Saturday evening. Sabbath school boys entertained at Elm Hills. YP RC group held annual festival to raise funds for Sabina trip. Mrs Edie visited daughter in Carey. Funeral of John Snider at Findlay noted. he was brother of Isaac Snider. Philip Helel bruised his left foot after ladder slip while painting at Dr Lees. off work days. Funeral of Mrs Sam Roether at Powell church. mother of Mrs Dore Howard, longtime Marvin farm resident. O S Bell narrowly escaped after A C Y train struck his truck. leap onto engine saved him, but nose broken and minor cuts.
Sunday visits and calls dot Fort Royal as families like Baughmans Pontius Hartles Englands Walters and Beaughmans shared meals birthday anniversaries and greetings. Congregants from Findlay Toledo and Marseilles joined in gatherings at E A Baughman and related homes with ice cream cake and watermelon.
Sunday and weekday visits fill the Wayton region as Fred Kleopfer and others travel to Toledo Lakeside and Findlay. Numerous guests, including Bachar and DeVene families, visit the Kleopfer and Bachar households, with several Sunday dinners and Monday calls noted among residents from Mt Cary Sycamore Carey Vanlue and surrounding towns.
A remark about friends and a new apartment contrasts married life with bachelor quarters. The exchange notes that married men have better halves while bachelors enjoy better living spaces, highlighting differing living standards.
A car owner paid 75 cents for tire repair versus 50 cents and suspects the valve was not fixed. He alleges the repairman added 25 cents without explanation, leading to lost business as he now insists on alternative tire brands. The letter warns small extra charges drive away good customers.
Pat, a novice traveler, watches a cruise ship ignite on its first voyage. As passengers snatch lifeboats and loot, he grabs a crowbar and jumps overboard to join the theft, declaring he will not miss out.
The Buckeye Reduction Co of Findlay Ohio says it will pay top rates for cattle and horses and remove calves sheep and hogs free. Contact Findlay 475 during the day or 3659 at night at their expense.
Deshler area suffers heavy beet crop damage as high water and rains reduce 125 acres for Continental Sugar Company. Field man J. B. Mast notes losses stretch from Deshler to Deweyville and Butler Station, with 550 to 600 acres total in the season. Findlay refinery will not operate this year due to reduced contracted acreage.
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