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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
7
Local items note June 11 as the pioneer picnic day while village residents engage in shopping repairs and family events. Messages cover visits, carpentry, farm work, church activities, births, marriages, and a fatal typhoid death.
William Farnum starred in Samson at the Royal Friday evening with The Carry Creamery Co reporting over a ton of cream collected last Saturday. Local notes mention Mr and Mrs J H Carothers spending ten days in Lansing and W C Corbin planning to take charge of a Bucyrus shoe shop.
The article offers kitchen and garden advice on handling linoleum floors to avoid dents, preparing celery and cherry dishes, and maintaining proper posture for garden work. It covers celery prep, serving ideas for sweet cherries, stuffing cherries, and posture for pruning, watering, and harvesting to reduce fatigue.
Edith J Marriott of Baltimore Maryland recounts losing 55 pounds after using Kruschen Salts concluding with a testimonial about the product. She describes starting at 200 pounds and dropping to 145 pounds after four bottles and urges daily half teaspoon doses with hot water before breakfast. She notes dietary changes and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.
A mosaic of short items notes desert singing sands with regional names like Nevada and Chile, soybeans in Chinese cuisine, Louisiana bullfrogs for revenue and export, plus Wyandot county pioneers led by Henry Iish and Ebenezer Roseberry. It closes with a nostalgic ode to early settlers and a Wendell poem.
A domestic expert offers shocking guidance urging a spouse to control a wife by force. The column suggests harmful behavior under the guise of instruction, provoking condemnation for promoting abuse. The playful misquote masks a serious warning about violence in household relationships.
A dense listing of Sunday to Tuesday visitors across families in the area. Frequent hosts include Estell Suber Esther Clady and the Alspachs with many coming from Findlay Carey Vanlue and Wharton. The Pioneer Picnic is planned for Thursday June 11 at Stoll's Grove east of Crawford.
The Ladies of the June group of the Aid invite all patrons to a chicken dinner at the M. Te. church next Wednesday evening. Meals served from 5 to 7 30 with a committee list including Mrs. Charles Hunter chairwoman and many other volunteers.
Mr and Mrs Alva Criger and daughter Harriet attended the commencement exercises at Ohio State University in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Lewis Criger of west of town also attended. Miss Elsie Criger, daughter of Lewis Criger and sister of Alva Criger, was one of the Erudiates.
Mr and Mrs C E Robison and family were in Findlay Monday. Willie Walter made Tuesday calls on the Bachar family. Carl Treece from Mr Blanchard bought wool locally last week. John Kloppfer visited the Albert Bachar home Monday forenoon. Samuel Kenneth and Lester Tong spent Sunday with Senator Tong. Reid Bachar from Carey called Monday afternoon on Jonathan Bachar. Chester and David Walter visited Friday evening. Frank Ewing of Vanlue conducted business for Ekleberry Bros. of Bucyrus. Lehr and Eli Hackenberger of Findlay were forenoon callers of John Kleopster and son Fred on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Willie Walter and family were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr and Mrs W Walter. Albert Bachar and family visited Mrs Charles Dunbar near Mt Blanchard. Afternoon callers included Mrs Roy Morehart and sons Jack and Gene, Mrs Ralph Morehart and Mrs Earl Morehart of Mt Blanchard.
Cletus Pahl and C W Smith of Toledo, partners in the New Idea Manufacturing Co., make high grade rubber products. Pahl is the son of Mr and Mrs William Pahl of this place.
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