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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
7
Readable items show August 1908 notes from Upper Sandusky and Carey. Births and weddings include a Martinitz boy and Jestine Kell er Raymond Nichols wedding. local reunions and school institute details. river navigation, rail and factory updates. and draft related regional projections.
Ruth Law to fly twice daily at the state fair. Europe sent about 20 million dollars in gold last week. Earl Green recovering from pneumonia at Camp Sherman. Wyandot county selects asked to sell 70 War Savings stamps. Vincent Lowery breaks right arm sprank car. Adam Grine earns 1128 bushels oats from 11% acres. J L Lasley named superintendent of Genoa schools. Government limits central deliveries to one daily. Red Cross benefit clears 103 dollars at Bear Trap school. Trubey and Grine deliver 12-25 Huber tractor and 3-bottom plowing to Harvey Wonder. Helen Herman enlisted as Red Cross nurse. Carey rail center with 13 trains reported Friday.
Experiments at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster test many crops including annual lespederzas Korean lespedeza and perennial lespedeza serica. Cro talaria spectabilis shows promise as a green manure crop while Ladino white clover aids poultry pasture with high moisture. Kudzu fails as a field crop and Reed Canary grass shows merit on wet bottoms.
Reunion notices printed by the Carey Times indicate a local community gathering. Cards list names and dates for attendees, with a focus on family reunions and town ties.
In the Maumee Valley south of Toledo a monument honors Mad Anthony Wayne and the 1794 Battle of Fallen Timbers led by Chief Little Turtle. The fight ended with routed Indian forces and the Greenville Treaty opening Ohio to settlers. The Maumee drive from Toledo offers a glimpse of early French trading country.
In a string of Sunday and weekday calls, families from Salem, Upper Sandusky, Carey, Tiffin, Omar, and Kirby visited relatives and friends. Numerous gatherings featured Weaver, Logsdon, Orians, Fisher, Groves, and Wenzinger households with varied trips to nearby homes and meals.
Mrs George Amerine visits her daughter Mrs Albert Turner Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs George Amerine dine with son James Amerine near Adrian. The couple and families visit friends in Springville Crawford Vanlue Toledo and Cary.
Letter heads and envelopes, in fact commercial printing of all kinds, at the Carey Times.
Multiple Beech Grove residents dropped by homes in a weekend spree with visits from the Shaffers, Schades, Ward and Rickle families. A Chicago World’s Fair trip by Morral Shane and friends is noted along with Sunday school and church events.
Mr and Mrs Paul Woods and son Donald of this place and Sherman Searfoss of near Wharton attended the 34th annual Searfoss reunion at Riverside Park Findlay. One hundred sixty eight people enjoyed the picnic dinner. Orlie Searfoss of Findlay was elected president, IT L Searfoss vice president, and Mrs. Ralph Gault secretary.
Two men from Fostoria Albert Azzar and Charles Rossie were arrested in Carey after officials raided a tent near Waterworks park and seized five slot machines. Azzar and Rossie, who had licenses revoked by the state liquor commission, faced charges for selling beer at a lodge picnic and operated under a special permit. They posted bonds and await a Carey court hearing.
Sixty five Nagel family members gathered Sunday at the Altwater and Dilley home on EH Findlay street for their annual reunion. Attendees traveled from Cleveland Ada Forest Bucyrus Upper Sandusky Kirby and Carey. A noon picnic dinner followed by an afternoon program featuring accordion selections by Louis Fabian. Henry Nagel of Salem was reelected president and Miss Viola Nagel of Salem was reelected secretary treasurer. The 1934 reunion will be at the home of Mr and Mrs William Schmidt near Kirby on the second Sunday in August.
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