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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
3
The article notes poke shoots grow wild in many areas and their young greens are tasty. It advises discarding the first water after blanching, and warns not to overcook. For strawberry shortcake, it suggests serving in individual portions with large biscuit rounds or sponge cake squares, crusting berries with sugar an hour in advance and serving whipped cream on the side.
A brief notice reports that sale bills are printed at the Carey Times offices. The item notes the location and routine practice for printed sale bills, with emphasis on the newspaper’s printing role.
Sam Grathwell will headline Carey Chautauqua on Monday June 13. The speaker rose from menial jobs to Berea College and Ireland Stanford University earning high honors and becoming a noted orator. He emphasizes individual potential through engaging lectures and humor.
Local notices list residents visiting relatives in Marion and nearby towns. Entries mention Mrs Walker spending Wednesday in Toledo. LeRoy Wonder visiting Marion. Mr and Mrs Oglesbee attending a funeral in Kenton. Mrs Taliman and Mary Gable from Louisville Kentucky. many small social visits and travel plans among local families and friends.
Over two hundred and ten students received degrees and 123 two year diplomas along with several honorary degrees at Ohio University's annual commencement. Dr EB Bryan confirmed the degrees as the largest class in the institution's history with graduates including Fred Breed Ruth Carsten Elmore John Greer Seth Haven Leota Hitt Frank Morgan Herbert Newhard Nelle Smith Eleanor Wernert Lloyd Auten and others from Toledo Continental and Fredericktown.
A dialect exchange questions George Washington honesty and why banks closed on his birthday. The dialogue hints at a humorous or observational note about historic figures and banking policy.
An old lady sniffs a strong odor and asks about it. The farmer explains it is fertilizer for the land, prompting a startled, humorous reaction about farming.
W. G. Nagel of Toledo was awarded the contract by the Board of Affairs for a 1 000 KVA transformer to be used in the National Lime and Stone Co extension.
The brief item notes Eyes in first grade at Beggs reporting regular Butter Fat 215. No further context or dates provided.
Rev Harold Wonder of Hillsdale Michigan was in town last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Byron Ogg returned home Wednesday after a three weeks stay at Platte Lake. S H Krebs was in Tifa Tuesday. Mrs F A Moyer and son Daryl and Mr and Mrs John Hendricks and daughter Evelyn spent Saturday in Findlay.
The page mentions Ca rey landmarks disappearing with an old house on East Findlay torn down and a New England Colonial home planned for fall. It notes wedding congratulations, new garages, a new soda grille with Mule-Hide roof, a farmer joking about a hen, and a call to attend a Crawford picnic.
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