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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
8
CORRESPONDENCE lists numerous Sunday and weekend visits among local families. Guests include Inez Fisher, Alice Brenner, Agnes Brenner, the Kummerer, Orians, Fox, Davison, Wenzinger, and Shumaker households with baptisms and hospital trips noted. The column ends with a pitch to have eyes tested by Winans.
Grace Chapel notes Dale Robison and Virgil Kennerley are Sunday visitors while Ruth Wickiser and others are guests at various homes. A baby girl was born to Orville Wohlgamuth on February 5. A public sale ad and a dance at Monke hall in Findlay are mentioned along with multiple Sunday callers and dances at Dunkirk Woodman hall.
Vanlue resident Harry Morehart was in Carey on business. The Mt. Blanchard team edged V. H. S. on the local floor. Four month old Clyde Campbell of Akron died. burial held at the Lee cemetery with a service by Rev Constien. Wesley Jordan of Sterling was killed by a train while returning home from a visit with his girlfriend. funeral held in Sterling with local attendance.
Community notes from Carey area record visits and gatherings at homes churches and farms with names like Mrs Mary Hunt Mrs L A Brayton and Rev F M Loader. A radio lecture by Edd LeMott of Chicago is noted along with birthday celebrations for Mrs Samuel LeMott. Agricultural column offers oat based hay mixtures and seed rates for Wooster clay soil and lowland.
Local residents report illnesses visits and social gatherings across McCutchenville Tiffin and Columbus. Adan Schuetz is ill Mrs Graumlich visits Toledo while Geneva Roberts Florence Weikert host Frances Davy and dinners. Father and Son banquet at high school drew a large crowd and the Bartners Institute offered lectures at the same venue.
Wise Baker has installed a radio at The K of P s. weekly dances continue on Wednesdays. Mrs Frank Ward and Mrs Faye Reynolds went to Carey on business Saturday. Lloyd Ward stayed Saturday night and Sunday with Jack Bristol. Russell Kear returned to his school at Afa after visiting at home. Ira Duffield and Lorain friends visited Wharton relatives. Mickey Vogel Cottie Gatchel and Mr and Mrs Dewey Plott attended.
A teacher explains gravity as the law keeping us on earth. Nellie asks how people stuck to the ground before such a law existed, prompting a playful moment on scientific concepts.
A child Edith tells her mother she found a flea on the cat and returned it to the cat, declaring it belonged to the cat. The mother questions the claim while the girl asserts ownership of the flea by the feline.
Oats may serve as a nurse crop for alfalfa sweet clover red clover alsike and timothy with seeding halved and early varieties chosen L E Thatcher Ohio Experiment Station notes failures from heavy oat seeding or excessive soil coverage Drop grass seed behind the drill and use light harrow or roller A small amount of Dwarf Essex rape seed with clover gives late summer and fall pasture for sheep and hogs Oats and Canada field peas sown together at a bushel rate
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