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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
8
Nutritionists favor a whole egg daily for children as a boost to iron intake alongside milk. A nursery study showed a small rise in hemoglobin and better overall condition with eggs, while rat tests indicated improved nutrition with egg inclusion.
Adrian Ben Clouse sustained injuries last Friday while working on a building at Plankton. The report lists several local residents visiting, dining, and attending events including the Adrian Special Rural School District Christmas program and a 40th wedding anniversary surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mullholand with neighbors in attendance.
Misa Evelyn Schultz daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Schultz Walnut street marries Rev Carl Wentz minister of a Forest church on Christmas day in Toledo. After the vows the couple will reside with his parents in Fostoria. Tlse the Want Column. It pays.
Frank Haford shows slight improvement after a rough month. Multiple families from North Baltimore Carey Upper Sandusky and Pittsburgh share Christmas and Sunday meals with local residents. A long‑time resident loses a pocketbook after 77 years without incident and various neighbors attend meals and butchering help.
A boy at a box office tells a clerk he is skipping school because he has the measles. The exchange shows a quip about attendance and illness as he seeks a movie ticket in the afternoon.
Preacher faces a large Easter audience and says he will not see many until next Easter and wishes them a Merry Christmas.
About 30 members of the BE L C E of Memorial Evangelical church sang carols to shut inns Sunday evening. A few visits were also made Monday evening.
A year’s subscription to the Carey Times will be awarded to the parents of the first boy born in 1934 and reported to this office, and also to the parents of the first girl and the first pair of twins.
Christmas gatherings and visits are noted across Carey Crawford and nearby towns. Families such as Turner Amerine Bingle and Knepper hosted or joined relatives from Fostoria Adrian Toledo and Frenchtown with dine ins and Christmas celebrations. Several callers included Albert Turner George Turner and Mrs Catherine Turner with others from the region.
Printed name cards or engraved cards from the Carey Times office are requested for legal notices. Bring them yourself or have your attorney submit them on your behalf.
Local notes report calling cards of Christmas week and stamps sold at the post office. Families host visitors and relatives including Patty Seemann of Walbridge with grandparents, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nye with guests from Ash Ave. and Cleveland.
Auction at Walter Shaw Kilgore farm six miles west of Ken ton and one mile south of Foraker on Thursday January 4 1934 at 11 a m. Cushions include 32 head horses and mules 10 head sheep 33 head hogs 40 dryland geese and ducks corn oats alfalfa seed soybeans and machinery. Cash terms with deposits and weekly feed charges. Lunch by Foraker Church. particulars at Shick's Store Carey.
Miss Mattie Gibson spent Monday to Wednesday in Toledo. Several Gibson relatives and spouses visited or hosted dinners across McCutchenville Fostoria Upper Sandusky Kirby Carey Bucyrus Marion and Columbus areas during Christmas week. The Gibson family shared a large Christmas dinner at EB Gibson's with many relatives including Marilyn Mattie Grant George W D Joseph and Jo seph Gibson and others.
A humorous regional quip lists a man losing his horse, mule, and cows in various misfortunes. He suffers two cyclones that blow away his horse and barn, an earthquake swallowing the ground, and the tax collector charging for the hole left behind.
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