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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
8
Local correspondents record visits and dinners among families in Catawba Island and nearby townships. Repeats of hosts include Bayless, Shuck, Fenstermaker, Lee, and Beard households with guests from Fostoria to Carey. A river of Sunday dinners, birthdays, and church events underscores community ties and social calendar.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hunter of Lima visited the Hunter parents at the Lick Run Poultry farm. Henry Davidson of Adrian dined with relatives. Mary Frances Gardner and Helen of Tiffin stayed with Uncle Wilfrid Logsdon. Blanche Kentfield returned to Lowell after visiting at the farm. Mrs. Michael DefBere came from Youngstown after weeks with her parents. Theil and Orians families hosted visitors. Wanda Orians among them. Kyrd Fleck, Seiberling salesman, returned from Louisville recovering from quinty. Mrs. John Holm of Omar visited relatives at the farm. A Crawford M B church homecoming was attended. Mrs. Mary Von Stein, formerly Mary Bachman, ill at Genoa. Mr. and Mrs. Krantz hosted Chicago guests. Henry Fleck’s kin visited Lick Run. A chicken dinner brought together the Fleck and Lick Run families with Jesse McDonald and others.
Walter Beebe of Toledo was 32 Tuesday guest at the F. C. Beebe home. Several families including the Yosts, Wests, Vaughns, Hulls, and Shocks share Sunday and Friday visits with relatives in Carey, Tiffin, Bucyrus, Findlay, Findlay and Springville. Miss Blanche Davis of Findlay spent time with Edith Beebe. Marian and Helen Beebe of Carey were Sunday dinner guests.
The Ohio Experiment Station at Wooster offers a free 16 page circular on creating and maintaining lawns. It covers soil preparation, seed mixtures for sun and shade, liming, watering, clipping, and weed control with recommended mixes including Kentucky bluegrass redtop ryegrass and white clover. Recommendations specify seeding rates and best seasons for planting and methods to destroy weed seeds before sowing.
Jim chats with his rival on Main Street, recalling he praised the foe’s cattle and sheep to the tax assessor. He claimed the farmer’s pair of horses were the finest in Franklin County, valued at about $800. The exchange reveals neighborly bravado amid old-time rural tensions.
Dialogue recalls a telegram from Africa claiming a mad boss will send home two lions tails. Rufus questions the odd cargo as Rastus notes the capture of two lions and mentions sending tails by mail.
A reflection on youth's critique and the need for personal adjustment after thirty. The author argues youths should resist coercion but adults prioritize family and self care, urging self reform over world change. An advertisement from Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co. is cited, stressing each person creates the future version of themselves.
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