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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1930

Page

7

Radox Promise for Easy Corn Removal and Fresh Feet

Advert shows Radox foot bath as the modern painless method to remove corn roots and hard skin. Claims quick results after a few nights, replacing harsher plasters acids and liquids. Available at Ewing Drug Co and other drug stores.

Great Britain America Radox Ewing Drug ‘Co

Inside Information on Home Food and Packing Innovations

A bureau note highlights carrots as a vitamin source when cooked or grated in salads. It describes spruce pulp and strawboard fillers for eggs in cold storage to preserve flavor. Sweet potato flour extends shelf life and improves pie fillings, with new consumer pack bags showing brand and quality for potatoes.

Bureau of Chemistry and Soils U S Department of Agriculture Bureau Bureau of Home Economics

4-H Club Meeting Notes From Local Domestic Art Group

The Domestic Art Club met August 7 at Martha and Cartha Phillips homes. Gladys Pratt and Avonel Robison led a pattern alteration demonstration. Next meeting is August 21 at Margaret and Elizabeth Bachman homes. Elizabeth Bachman, News Reporter.

Crb Martha Cartha Phillips Gladys Pratt Avonel Robison Margaret Elizabeth Bachman Margaret Baker Martha Phillips Martha Derr

It Is You Poem Encourages Self Courage and Cheer

A poem by Nell Twining speaks to readers feeling down. It urges self belief and resilience, insisting the world can brighten with time and a joyful greeting to life.

Nell Twining

Ohio farmers plan irrigation and farm fairs amid fruit yield hopes

Ohio fruit growers adapt spray pumps for irrigation of apples while August fairs spotlight Farm and Home day on Aug 26. Alfalfa should be planted on adapted fields and 1931 prices may rise due to clover seed carryover and seed prospects. Wheat serves as livestock feed when properly prepared.

ME Church Official Board Sets Friday Special Meeting

The official board of the ME church met Monday night and called a special meeting Friday at 8 p m. Members are urged to attend as many tasks remain before the annual conference on September 1.

ME Church

Lady credits Konjola with restoring health after illness

Mrs Gusta Kubera of Hudson Ohio recounts a year of neuritis rheumatism and stomach woes with sleeplessness loss of weight and weakness. After using Konjola the patient reports rapid improvement and now enjoys appetite sleep and strength. The ad notes Konjola is sold at Ewings drug store Carey and other town druggists in the region.

Gusta Kubera Route 2 Hudson Cleveland Ionjola Carey Ewing’s

Berry area social notes reflect a busy weekend

The Berry community reports visitors and gatherings across several households. Many neighbors stopped by on Sunday and Monday, including Mrs. Day and Mrs. Mullholand, the Kauffmans, the Gaster and Gibson families, and Calmes, plus bouts of travel to Hess Park and Upper Sandusky. The new township road pike near Berry School is praised by local farmers.

Jimias Mary Colvnt Heph Pittsburgh Leander Tong Ridge Township Cleveland Winfield Deacon Blanche Wisebaker Upper Sandusky John Wisebaker Carey Elmer Gorsuch Goldie Maé Pike United Brethren Parsonage I. PF Léa Suriday Vanlue R. F. Phillips James Bernice Keller Florence Dow Marie Pflueger Hattie O’brien Mary Phillips Elizabeth Woodworth Vincie Campbell Mdgs Gem Martin Katie McGuire Edith Walker Lucille Hickle Margaret Hilty Opal Kenney Florence Hare Bellefontaine Otto Pflueger Frank Damon Chester O’brien Russell Martin Ralph Heck Carl Gottfried Raymond Long Clare Ewing Chanel Harriet Sutphen Elizabeth Krupp Gladys Perl Fostoria Eugene Baughman Mall Route 4 Lloyd Yote May Cosgray Everling Toledo Clinton J. P.tracy Robinwood ‘Hospital G.’w. Hickie Edith Lindsay Neva Gene Henry Portsmouth W. L. Lindsay Walter Phillips G. W. Beis Ben Kauffman George Mullholand Florenn Day Donald Myers Ralph Eckert L. .M. Fisher Ridgeway P. E Beaschler Near Morral Audley Beaschler Clarence Hoops Alene Robert Gasten George Gibson Clarence Long Joseph Gibson F. L. Bland Dallas Charles Virginia Baker Florent Richard Hess Park Galion Clarence Hoepf Hoepf P H. Gaster Berry Mary Louise John Benjamin Charles Chalmers Mt. Blanchard James Phillips Near Adrian Myers J T Myers West of E E Gibson Mattie Grant Nancy Hayman Melmore Elza Hall George Mulrholand Roy Long Rebecca Hemmerly Forest Samuel Young Lawrence Near Kirby FE F Gibson James Farrel Columbus Charles Hayman Virgil Gase Kenton Charles Hoops Gase Bobby P. H. Gaster Gaster Mr. Gaster Robert Gaster Peter Emerinett Carey Mercy Hospital Tiffin E. E. Gibson Otto Keller Charles Hammér Jira, Stuckey Helen of Fremont Josephine Stetler Bellevue

Tong Family Notes and Local Social Roundup

Willis Tong and family appear in a busy local social page with visits to W J Walter home and Carey park, nonstop calls from Adeline Tong and Bernice Farthing, a Tong family reunion, threshing season wrap up, and guests including Bert Bachar and the Miller family from Findlay. Several names recur: Tong, Bachar, Kloppfer, Robison, Farthing, Mitchell, and Platts, with references to St Paul and Uppers Sandusky.

Lester Tong Earl Robison Senator Tong John Kloppfer Uppers Sandusky Albert Dible Marion Milton Bachar Adeline Tong Bernice Farthing St. Paul Tong Carey Park Bert Bachar Carey Jonathan Bachar Thelma St. Pauli Adeline Audrey Tony

Ohio farmer clings to belief in higher education

The 1929-30 Ohio State University census shows farmers' children outnumbering the next largest group nearly three to one among 14 495 students. Some 1706 students listed farmer or rancher as parental occupation, with merchants 666 and many others in diverse fields.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State University

Local visits mark weekend in Mt Blanchard area

George Baughman hosted Thursday afternoon while Avonell Robison stayed with relatives. Av ons and cousins visited families in Huntington and Marion. Marion Ward Dorcas and Mary Jane Warner joined Herr Wohlgamuths and Amerine for gatherings. Albert Bachar and family dined with the Dunbars near Mt Blanchard.

Avonell Robison A Parks Huntington Ind William Gorsuch Faxing Marion Jonathan’ Bachar Harvey Wohlgamuth Chloe Amerine Simon Wohlgamuth Jonathan Bachar Harve Wohlgamuth L A. Wohlgamuth Chester Vogel Betty Albert Bachar Robert Dunbar Biaddie Helen Dale Evelyn Lois Howard Reuben Robert Gene Mt. Blanchard

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