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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
4
Hundreds seek exhibitor space for the 1935 Ohio State Fair set for August 26 to 31 with free opening day for women. Gov day on August 28 and press day on August 30. Also reports on state surveys, banking changes, slot machine bans, liquor sign rulings, and a federal public health grant to Ohio.
Alvada hosts Mr. and Mrs. Orville Phillips and children for dinner. Fremont pair Arch Batey and George Mitter visit Meadowbrook Park for a birthday picnic with Meadowbrook and Fostoria households. Cedar Point Kroger picnic draws Ray Land and others. Various families from Fostoria Tiffin Carey Upper Sandusky Marion and Vanlue attend dinners and afternoon gatherings with harmonica and guitar music.
A marriage license is issued to James Paul Porter of Marion township Hancock county laborer son of Rev Vava Grace Porter and Miss Amanda Mae Southward of Richland township daughter of Harvey F Southward. Rev Vava Grace Porter will officiate.
A note highlights The Carey Times as a source for letter heads and envelopes and all kinds of commercial printing, signaling a local business service emphasis.
The Huss band in New Riegel marked its fortieth anniversary observed in the village. Only two of the original members remain connected, with Huss and Wagner still active. Michael Zender organized the group and Jacob Schiffer was its first director from 1895 to 1901, followed by Henry Huss until 1911, and now Charles P. Huss leads the band.
The Ohio Agricultural Extension Service issues Poultry Farm Sanitation and Disease Control outlining diseases and control measures. It notes 19 percent chick mortality in first 10 weeks and 16 percent annual layer mortality from disease, with about 40 percent of layers culled yearly for poor health.
Fragmentary OCR style text describes a knight rescuing a maiden and holding her, while the maiden jokes about ransom. The passage blends archaic phrasing with garbled dialogue.
Rates outline a minimum charge of 25 cents for a single insertion of four lines or fewer. Additional insertions cost 15 cents each, with each extra line priced at 5 cents.
Frank Naus aged 63 died at his Dixon Street home in Forest at 11 40 am Monday after eight weeks with heart disease. He was born August 9 1871 in Hancock County and lived most of his life in Hardin County. Survived by mother Lucy Naus of Forest daughter Daisy Long of Grant two sons Clarence and Charles both at home brother Saul Naus of Forest three sisters Mrs John Ball of Kenton Mrs Anna Baker of Carey and Mrs Emma Bell of Marseilles Funeral held at Forest Baptist Church at 2 pm Wednesday Rev C A Bowers officiating burial in Huston Cemetery attendees included Kenton News Republic staff.
A playful exchange centers on an elegant evening coat as one lover teases another, warning of jealousy if the companion does not depart. The flirtatious dialogue hints at romantic tension and fashionable attire driving the scene.
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