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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
10
Twenty five years ago Beech Grove school closed last Friday with Miss Brayton as the remaining teacher. Community life touched by school days, births, deaths, and local events mark the period as residents recall one chapter ending.
Robert Dow clerks in F J Simonis grocery. Lewis Shumaker clerks at Ashiey shoe store. The Moose band gave a concert last evening. Miss Dorothy Kennerley and Miss Mary Bland clerking at local stores. Mrs Margaret Frederick returned from Bowling Green. Lewis Hart attends Knights of Pythias grand lodge in Cleveland. About 35 men helped with barn raising at James Cross'. Dewey Hunter now clerk at Hocking Valley station. Rev Father Anthony Hodapp vacationing in Louisville. C S Hart elected assessor at Clearwater Florida. Mrs S D Myers visiting Marion. Gail Kurtz and Robert Ewing home from Ohio State. Mrs F L Moyer attends grand lodge in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs J A Gibbs at GAR encampment in Marion. Robert Turnbull of Carey dies aged 66. Names listed: O C Bowlby, H P Fetter, Tom Gagnon, John Simonis, Jacob Thom, Joe E Myers, Amil Pahl, V A Miller, Otto Krupp, C J Krupp.
The Urbana game farm in Ohio, run under the Ohio Department of Agriculture division of conservation, currently feeds and cares for ten thousand young pheasants. Superintendent Tom Nash reports that a further ten thousand birds will be released in coming weeks. Visitors have recently flocked to the farm to view the large flock, a rare sight for Ohio residents.
A historical report laments the sorrow of seeing a whale blubbered during a sea journey, highlighting the harsh realities of maritime whaling age and the somber image of the oceanic hunt.
Mrs. S A Solomon of New Bern North Carolina reports losing 47 pounds in three months using Kruschen Salts. She drops from 217 to 170 pounds and says pains vanish and she feels younger and stronger. A four week bottle costs 85 cents. take half a teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast.
Esther Ellen Bishop visits Esther Clady on Monday evening. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Carey Findlay Fostoria Vanlue and Arlington gather for visits dinners and guest stays including Mrs. S C Presler H A Stoll Paul Fenstermaker Florence Pratt Effie Campbell and Martha Rangeler among others.
The Women of Mooseheart Legion entertained at their hall Tuesday evening with Mrs Patrick of Mooseheart present and visitors from Fremont Bowling Green Fostoria and Findlay. A social evening was enjoyed and a delicious supper was served.
Numerous Carey area residents and friends from Upper Sandusky Bucyrus Marion and nearby towns visited relatives and attended gatherings from Friday to Monday. Notable attendees included Mark Karr Eva Schubert May Mullholand and Ruth Turner with many families sharing meals and calling on neighbors.
Several area residents attended the Houcktown homecoming Sunday. Jay Wilson bought the Bristoll property on N Main Street. Betty Patterson of Ada visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Ancti Patterson. Children Day services were well attended at the two churches. Walter McKittrick and family of Toledo visited for the Hickle reunion. Miss Martha Pever stayed with aunt Mrs Harley Bame near Carey. Arthur Stevenson and family of
Atlanta visitor joins relatives in town and Mr Harry Russell leads the Mr Blanchard band at Findlay park. Vernon Salsbury of Cleveland visits grandparents C S Salsbury family. Hickle reunion hosted by Dave Bishop north of town with many attend. Carl Romig of Findlay bought Barton property on W Clay Street and will move family here soon. Mrs Russell Hillworth hosted former Sunday school class at TrNby M E church in Toledo with 21 members and one visitor Dallas Curtis Hypucktown. Pot luck dinner followed by June meeting.
A doctor suggests an electric bath to tire Rastus, but the Black man replies with a defiant anecdote about a friend who died in Sing Sing, challenging the premise and exposing racial tension in the exchange.
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