Local residents visit relatives across Ohio
Franklin Hichert visits relatives in Fostoria and Fordyce Gottfried stays with kin in Toledo. Numerous neighbors from Beebe and nearby towns, including the Gottfried, Vaughn, Collet, Yost, and Ha Ford families, share Sunday and weekday visits across Fostoria, Toledo, Upper Sandusky, Deshler, and Carey, with trips to Atlantic City and Gibsonton noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Hichert
Fostoria
Fordyce Gottfried
Toledo
P. M. Collet
Richard
Walter Gottfried
Wayne Weaver
Joan of Salem
Firmin Pahl
Jo A. Vaughn
W. A. Vaughn
Audley Beaschler Andy
Activity Cited In Warm Sales Of Ohio Farm Real Estate
H R Moore of Ohio State University reports renewed farm real estate activity after a March banking moratorium. The survey of 100 realtors covers the first 66 months of 1933, noting concentration on small farm sales near cities and a price drop to 51.14 per acre, near 1905 levels. Foreclosure sales run about 78 to 79 percent of voluntary sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Moore
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Moore
Ohio
Gintert Incel d Reunion Elects Officers for 1934
The Gintert and Hickle families gathered Sunday in the M S Mitten grove northeast of Carey with over 100 attendees. A J Ruehle was chosen president, Philip Helgh vice president, and Mrs Ruehle secretary-treasurer. The 1934 reunion is planned for the first Sunday in August at the same site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gintert
Hickle
M.S. Mitten Grove
Carey
A. J. Ruehle
Philip Helgh
Mt. Blancahrd
Ruehle
Carey Day At Seccaium Park Highlights Local Band
A large crowd gathered Sunday afternoon as the Carey school band performed concerts at Seccaum Park near Bucyrus. Bert Downs of Martell, band director, praised the playing. Downs, Robert and Richard Downs joined the Carey band for the evening concert. The band also played for LaMont's Cockatoos and performed two march numbers under Mr Downs direction. A chicken dinner and ice cream social is planned for Thursday evening August 17, with Ralph D. Cole American Legion Post chard of Findlay set to perform as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Seccaum Park
Bucyrus
Bert Downs
Martell
Dowie
Dons
Robert
Richard ‘Downs
Downs
March Numericans
the Square
LaMont’s
Ralph D. Cole
American Legion Postchard
Findlay
Prof. Twining
Various Local Social Activities Include Visits and Park Picnics
Mrs. George Stephan ill with summer grip. Miss Juanita Kimmel visited Misses Grace and Marjorie Traxler. Mr and Mrs Albert Kimmel attended camp meeting at Byal park Findlay. Mrs Peter Kauble recovering after operation at Findlay Home and Hospital. Rev Terry filled pulpit in Rev Turner absence at Church of God. Families travel to Chicago for World's Fair. Plott and Short visited Toledo. wartime service noted. Threshing rings held annual picnics at Harrison Smith park. Several families gathered to celebrate Clayton Stephan’s anniversary. William K Vogel, retired blacksmith, died from paralysis after a period of bedcare. funeral by Rev J E Turner and burial at Wharton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stephan
Juanita Kimmel
Grace
Marjorie Traxler
Albert Kimmel
Byal Park
Findlay
A. Platt
C. W. England
Peter Kauble
Terry
Church of God
F. M. Turner
Wilbur
Moral Shane
George
Elsworth Gorsuch
Delmar Clark
Chicago
Ray Plott
Toledo
Wm. Short
Plott
Mr. Short
Pearl Price
Nicholas Bees
Harrison Smith Park
Upper Sandusky
Ralph Hamlet
Betty
John Robison
Charles Hunter
Otto Stephan
Nelson Wickiser
Garner Fehner
Marilyn Jean
Clayton Stephan
William K. Vogel
Nora
Carolyn Kimmel
John
Harmon Vogel
J. E. Turner
Wharton Cemetery
Advertising as Salesmanship on Paper, by David Gibson
Ohio publisher David Gibson urges local merchants to apply simple advertising truths. He says size of town does not limit business, and honest goods priced right and well displayed sell. advertising extends knowledge of goods and prices to households, acting as salesmanship on paper. He notes eye speed and profit appeal in print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gibson
Ohio
Gibson
Asva
United” States
Providence
R.I
Wells
Ohio guest passenger law protects drivers from suits
Ohio motorists gain protection under a new guest passenger law effective June 15. Any rider who accepts a rides, with no compensation to the driver, assumes the risk of injury or death, except when the accident results from wanton or willful misconduct by the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
General Assembly
Passenger finds mismatched shoes on train in humorous ditty
A passenger on a southern train discovers a black shoe and a tan shoe under his berth. The porter, puzzled, exclaims that this is the second such mix up of the morning in a humorous local vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasp
Nine More Days to Pay Taxes Extended
County Treasurer Barnet H. Martin announced nine extra days for tax payments. The books close Saturday, Aug. 19, as the final day to pay taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnet H. Martin
Frank Exchange Sparks a Kiss Lesson
A witty exchange ends with a bold young man admitting past kisses while the woman challenges him with a sharp retort. The moment captures flirtatious mood and mutual teasing in a brief dialogue.
The Road to Slower Sight and Noble Aims
A reflective poem contrasts the rush of speed with the value of noticing beauty along the way. It laments how haste erases the grandeur of nature and people while urging a return to deliberate living and a better, more meaningful path.
Junior Fair Popular With Young Folks at Ohio State Fair
The fifth Ohio State Junior Fair will run with the Ohio State Fair in Columbus from August 28 to September 2. Organized in 1929, it showcases 4 H Clubs Vocational Agriculture Juvenile Granges Future Farmers of America Home Economics and more with thousands of youths statewide competing in live stock and numerous home arts and crafts events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Future Farmers of America
Boy Scouts of America
Farmers’ Institute
State Fair Exhibits Highlight Machinery and Households
At the Ohio State Fair in Columbus from August 28 to September 2 the Manufacturers and Merchants Building will feature household equipment and furniture. The two Machinery Halls cover 80 000 square feet with light machinery and agricultural implements. West grounds host open display of heavy machinery including traction engines saw mills threshing gear huskers balers lime pulverizers rock crushers and silos with accessible drives and walks for visitors. Farm and lawn fencing gates posts are shown in a dedicated section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Turkeys: From Backyard Flocks to Industrial Production
The piece traces turkey farming from perilous chickhood with many hazards to the shift from homestead to highly specialized, large scale industry. It notes the past role of farm women in raising turkeys and adjusting care, contrasted with modern professionalized production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Atlantic States
Paregoric
Turkey
Exchange
National Shorthorn Show Highlight at Ohio State Fair
Charles M. Beer fair manager says the National Shorthorn Show will be a key feature of the Ohio State Fair in Columbus from August 28 to September 2. The announcement positions the cattle event as a standout attraction for fairgoers and exhibitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles M. Beer
Lost Tickets Lead to Bass Drum Mix-Up
After a military review in England, the regimental band rode back by train. The ticket collector claimed to have their tickets, but the bandsman admitted loss. He joked that if they could misplace all tickets, he had lost the big bass drum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Carey Times Promotes Local Printing and Letter Heads
The Carey Times showcases its printing prowess with letter heads and envelopes as examples of its commercial printing trade. It highlights the paper’s capability to produce diverse printing products for local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Farm aids found in new bulletins for Ohio farmers
Six publications from the Agricultural Extension Service at Ohio State University are now free via county agents. Topics include manure management in barns and fields, indoor houseplant care, meal planning, clothing repair, grape growing, and fertilizing field crops in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Stor
Tts
Élaima
Ohio
Motoring Hat Delights Shopper Downtown
Mrs Gee shows off a stylish new hat teased as the sweetest cleverest find seen on a recent downtown shopping trip. The remark sparks a playful moment as she models the headpiece for her companion.
Chambers Family Reunion At Carey Park
About 100 members of the Chambers family held their annual reunion at Carey Park on Sunday. A picnic dinner preceded the program and officers elected included President Atty. H. G. Chambers and secretary treasurer Ralph Esterly of Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Carey Park
Atty. H. G. Chambers
Ralph Esterly
Findlay
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Beebe News
H. J. Lowery
Adrian
M. C. Yost
Atlantic City
Yost
Charles Yost
Vera Stiles
Emily
Car] Pieraccini
Deshler
Mrs. P. M. Collet
Mary Louise Vaughn
Mary Louise Worley
Cleveland
J. A. Vaughn
Clarence Phillips
Miss Elma
Charles
Donald
Homer Phillips
Leo
Billy Vaughn
Ralph Haford
Crawford
J. J. Kohmann
Frederick
Jane
Jack Jencks
Fremont
Dorothy Nelson
Virginia Crawson
Gibsonburge
Kohmann
Evelyn
Mary Louise
Mike
Ben
Billy
Jimmy
Joe
Marjorie
N. J. Brown
Joseph Vaughn
Fred Cupp
Edward
Mildred
Cincinnati
C. W. Cupp
Gertrude
Mildred Manon
Melvin
Harold Cupp
Winifred
Verna Jeanne
C. J. Cupp
E. T. Patchett
Janice Ann
L. Grubb
Shirley Ann
Inceld
Carey Day
Seccaium
Shorty Sutton
Joel McCrea
Marian Marsh
Skeets Gallagher
Walter Catlett
Night Slim Summerville
Zasu Pitts
Galilee
Rose of Sharon
Goodyear
Goodyear Pathfinder
Goodyears
Pathfinder
Stoll’s
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