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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1936
Page
5
Carey residents and visitors share weekends and travels across Ohio. Notables include Hart of Akron, Kurtz of Carey, and many families visiting relatives from Marion to Findlay with trips to Cleveland Exposition and Niagara Falls.
Exposition in Cleveland hosts Farm Week from August 17 to 22 highlighting agricultural strength of the Great Lakes region. Coordinated by Ohio State Grange Ohio Farm Bureau College of Agriculture OSU and Vocational Education with 4-H clubs active. Each day features a theme from Agricultural Day to Firestone Day with exhibits tours bands and demonstrations for visitors from across the country and beyond.
Last night the Carey F F A held a major annual meeting. Planning and officer elections were completed for the coming year. Next Tuesday the group departs for a three day tour of Southern Ohio. Officers include President Harold Shumaker and others. Dairy judging team members are Ralph Phillips Earl Robison and Louis Orians. The group travels to Wooster for Dairy Day at 6 30 Friday morning.
Mercy hospital in Tiffin welcomed Henry Edwin Jr., born August 4 to Mr and Mrs Henry Fry, 7 pounds 0 ounces. Mrs Fry is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Gardner of Carey. A 9 1/2 pound daughter born last Thursday morning to Mr and Mrs Paul Kramer, a mile north of town, named Barbara Ann with BE Reinhart and Fr Norbert as sponsors. Bellevue story: Tanya Lou born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Woodrow Ransom. Ransom was formerly Vivian Angus of Carey.
Carey and Messmer lead as Tontogany outscores the Semi-Pros 4 innings. Robinson, Haas, and Michaelis spark the Chiefs with key hits and runs. Carey's team heads to Arlington August 16 seeking stronger defense after four practice sessions this week.
The Ohio Fuel Gas Company designates August as No Accident Month with plans to reduce injuries. Last year 3400 employees avoided disabling injuries through September and October. The campaign uses printed circulars, Think pins, Red Cross training, and daily safety talks by foremen and managers to promote vigilant, careful work.
The Carey Times notes a bouquet of gladioli from Miss Oleta Ruffing north of town gracing the office. Despite dry weather the flowers stay colorful and Miss Ruffing supplies glads to several customers each summer.
Fowlerville Michigan hosted a centennial with a colorful parade of 18 floats and 80 decorated cars. Dr J J Hendren led the procession with daughter Margaret Hendren and Margaret Calkins on riding horses. Edmund C Shields spoke. Perry beat Howell 6 to 4 in a noted ball game. Mr and Mrs L C Thomas run the Sumner hotel.
Dan Miller of the old Pahl farm thirty miles south of Carey was taken to Findlay Home and Hospital for observation of severe abdominal pains. He fell ill Monday morning while threshing at Ralph Brown’s, transported in the Goff invalid car.
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