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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

Page

3

Notich Farm Relatives Hold Gintert and Hickie Reunion

One hundred fifty six relatives attended the Gintert and Hickie reunion Sunday in M. S. Mitten's grove east of town. Contests and a picnic dinner were enjoyed with music by Earl Zerby and Rainbow Serena ders. Officers elected include Mrs. Ray Zerby president, Mrs. A. J. Ruehle secretary, and Mrs. Leo Kim treasurer. Printed name cards available at the Times office.

M. S. Mitten Grove Earl Zerby Rainbow Serenaders Ray Zerby Mansfield A. J. Ruehle Leo Kim Upper Sandusky

Ohio Farm Values Rise Sharply From 1921 to 1924

A U S Department of Agriculture survey shows Ohio farm crop values increasing from 257 million dollars in 1921 to 365 million in 1924, a gain of 108 million. The rise is led by large wheat and corn production with truck crops marketed in big cities, while Ohio remains a top farming state despite strong manufacturing.

Massey-Harris Ohio U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington

Simpering Miss Towpe confronts Hanson over cliff incident

Anson, a bachelor bank president, dismisses Miss Towpe’s advances as she quietly accuses him of pushing Rogers over the cliff. She hints at blackmail and marriage to keep silent, while Hanson weighs surrender to police or a forced union with the persistent, simpering older woman.

Anson Miss Towpe Miss ‘Towpe Hanson Towpe Rogers Miss Lowpe Mary Mr. Hanson

Local Items and Personals Brightens Carey Week

Local notices list residents visiting relatives in Detroit and Akron. several families attend events in Kent, Columbus, Lakeside, and Findlay. Individuals including J. L. Yohe, W. L. Lindsay, D.C. Henry, and Rev Grover C. Leonard appear among guests, travels, and community activities around Carey Ohio.

Fehra Thom Margie Thom Helen Phillips Althea Thom Tiffin Nina Schmidutz Akron Ed. Campbell, Jr A. McCreary Chicago John Battles Lenore Mary Lou Nelson Addie James Kenton J. L. Yohe D.C. Henry W. L. Lindsay Roger James T. B. Wetherford Edith Lindsay Long Island Indian Lake Herbert Newhard R. D. Perkins Columbus Mr. Perkins W. A. Perkins Lakeside Elsie Howard Opal Nachbar LaVerge Galbroner Summer School of Missions Grover C. Leonard Africa Roy Strock India Wm. Michaels Delia Michaels Sycamore Wagner Gettysburg Minnieg Rev Wagner Lig Park House E. Findlay Street Newhard Carey

Dog story told by Mary ends with bird dog claim

Grandmother visits pastor. five year old Mary recounts a wonderful dog that could fly. Grandmother insists dogs cannot fly, but Mary asserts the dog was a bird dog and flew away, in a line attributed to the St. Louis Evangelist.

Mary St. Louis Christian Evangelist

Mayflower joke reflects brisk Boston wit

The Boston Transcript quotes a quip about ancestors and the Mayflower. A humorous exchange about a relative rushing to the boat and nearly missing it captures the paper’s lighter tone.

Boston Transcript

Simple scheme explained for a child to follow

The London Answers quotes Tom describing an easy looking scheme and Will asking where to find the child. The dialogue highlights the contrast between a simple explanation and the practical difficulty of sourcing a child to carry it out.

Tom Will London

Carey Markets Corrected This Morning by Local Dealers

Carey's markets corrected this Thursday morning by local dealers listing poultry items including geese ducks and hens. The note appears in brokenOCR with several garbled phrases and partial prices.

Carey’ Markets

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Fast Relief

A classic 19th century testimonial-style claim for Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It asserts internal tonic and soothing ointment components reduce catarrh and deafness by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and notes long-standing sale by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

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