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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
8
Sunday visits and weekend gatherings involve Crawford area residents. Families from Carey Upper Sandusky Beebe Sycamore and surrounding towns join at homes of Proctor Twining Hurd Sammet and others. Many couples and children listed with multiple city mentions andextended kin connections.
A cashier questions a customer before cashing a check asking for identification. The reply includes a nervous, evasive description mentioning a mole on the left knee.
A lighthearted note recalls a portable garage tied to a dog and a cat’s unlikely encounter, illustrating a quirky domestic moment and the lingering humor of everyday objects.
Frank Xavier Brown a longtime farmer of Salem township Wyandot County died Monday at 1 30 am from stomach cancer after four years illness. Born April 17 1875 in Salem Twp he was 58 2 23. Survived by wife Anna Werner three brothers S V Brown Edward M Brown A P Brown and sister Mrs Celia Hubbard and sister Mary R Brown. Funeral 9 am at St Peters Upper Sandusky with Rev Fr John Forrer. burial in St Josephs cemetery Salem Twp.
The 4-H Happy Hour Sewing Club met July 6 at Mrs. C. H. Baker's home near Carey with 13 members, including new member Mary Yost. The group reviewed minutes, finished several garments, demonstrated pattern alterations, collars, and fabric pressing, then planned today’s Midway picnic and next meeting on July 18 at Mrs. Baker’s.
Court notices list multiple estates including Alice M. Carey administratrix for Alice L Stevenson deceased with sale orders and bond approvals. Also entries for Clarissa Putman deceased final account tax inheritance, William Downing inventory, Cynthia Culver debts, Margaret Hutchinson debts, and Belinda Arter claim petition with notices and hearings scheduled for July 10 and July 12 1933.
Judge Russell H. Kear grants leave for George Mossbrugger and Harry Calmes to join as defendants and plead instanter in the partition suit De lilia Cole versus Mary Crawford et al.
Dorothy I Wiley of Grove City seeks a divorce from Charles R Wiley of near Marseilles and other relief. The petition is filed by attorney W W Metcalf of Columbus.
Local Boy Scout ice cream social on library lawn planned for Saturday evening July 15. Visits include Miss Orpha Heath of Mercer and Miss Emma Doe of Glendale. Findlay and Marysville visitors share hospitality. Funeral for Will Griffith attended by Hull family. scouts toured Marion camp. Frank Troiano released from Lucas County Hospital after car crash injuries.
A study from the Ohio Experiment Station shows that high milk consumption correlates with better teeth in schoolchildren. In towns with more milk daily, 35 percent had no caries in six year molars versus 13 percent in low milk towns. 64 percent vs 16 percent drank a quart or more.
In a sharp exchange a talkative woman is reproached by a big man who suggests his time is better spent than cruelly catching small fish. The angler retorts that the fish would not be here if it had kept quiet.
Adrian George Johnson of Toledo spent Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Presler. Mrs. E. B. Smith entertained Phyllis Arnold on her fourteenth birthday. Numerous Toledo residents joined relatives in Findlay, Cadiz, Upper Sandusky, and McCutchenville for family visits and services.
Operators of traction engines or tractors on improved Wyandot County roads with tires or wheels fitted with spuds spikes chains or other projections beyond wheel cleats face a fine from 10 to 100 dollars under Section 13421-12 of the General Code of Ohio. By order of the Board of County Commissioners, 26.
Notice states a public hearing on the Crawford Township budget for the 1934 fiscal year. The hearing is set for July 26, 1933, at 8 30 p m at the Crawford Township Trustees office in Garey Ohio. Clerk C Thome signs the notice.
Miss Lucille Montague spent last week with Miss Louise Heighway in Tiffin. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Summit vacationed in Vanlue and Van Buren Sunday. Kathryn Friderici of Tiffin visited Miss Esther Pontius. C. Harshberger bought C. D. Mitchell's interest in a bowling alley on N. Vance. Mildred Gunther stayed in Royal Oak with her sister Mrs. Streby. Ruby Criger and daughters visited Vanlue. The Wicksers hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Follette and Russell Bloom family. Reynolds family spent Sunday in Sidney. Puchta and Knowlton households attended a Dupont homecoming. Beitler party visited from Columbus. Beitler then went to Fostoria. Jeffersons and Frances enjoyed a wiener roast with Findlay friends by the Blanchard river, ending at the B. O. Reynolds home.
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