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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1936

Page

5

Local Items and Personal News From Carey Area

P. C. Goff and L. N. Zahn were in Auburn on business. See Shirley Temple dance revue at the Auburn high school auditorium Tuesday. Bruce Knobrock visited Findlay Friday through Saturday. C. N. Cosgray of Toledo spent midweek in Carey on business. Plants for porch boxes and urns sold at Carey Greenhouses. 24-hour service at Mobil Gas. Several residents hosted guests from Columbus and Toledo. Epworth League delegates attended a convention in Bowling Green. Various locals noted visits to Dayton and Cleveland. Dr. L. J. Cooke advertised eye examinations. C. J. Mines plans to relocate to Carey. Families spent weekends with relatives in Lakewood Hillsdale and Plymouth.

P. C. Goff L. N. Zahn Auburn Ind Bruce Knobrock Findlay C. N. Cosgray Toledo Carey Cora Fassler Frank Conrad Tiffin Palm Mobil Gas Mobil Os Francis Diller Giles Berthalume Roderick Orians R. M. Orians Windsor Canada

400 Millions Due Farmers for Wheat Crop

Washington economist estimates place a $400 million payment to U S farmers for the 1936 winter wheat crop based on 84 cent average prices and a projected 481,870,000 bushels. The report notes a first annual export balance shortfall last year and predicts higher North American output with declines abroad excluding Russia and North Africa.

Washington Agricultural Department America Department Crop Reporting Board Hemisphere North America Russia North Africa

Reading Above the Jungles in Luxury

Miss Margaretta Wiley of the Artists and Models Club Miami reads aboard the Brazilian Clipper flying over South America. At 10 000 feet and 200 miles per hour she enjoys a homey cabin with a reading lamp and a genial steward Malcomb M Campbell providing service.

South America Margaretta Wiley Miami Malcomb M. Campbell

Get After Cut Worms in Corn Fields

Late season conditions favor cut worms that damage crops and force replanting. The extension department advises a poisoned bran mash using five pounds bran and a half pound Paris green, plus a lemon mixture of two lemons syrup and water. Apply broadcast over one acre in early evening to protect the crop.

Extension Department

Dance Revue of 1936 Presented by Ruth Ingels

Miss Ruth Ingels of Upper Sandusky stages Dance Revue of 1936 at Carey High School auditorium Tuesday June 23 at 8 p m. The three act program features Mother Goose and Trocadero themes with solos choruses and a guest dancer. Doors open 7:00 p m tickets prize offered for most sales.

Ruth Clair Ingels Upper Sandusky Carey High School

Community Notices From McCutchenville June 18 1936

Mrs Pearl Badger is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Fred Wenner of Tiffin spent several days with Mr and Mrs Fred Helmrick. The Here Am I class will meet at Miss Bernice Hipshire's home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Dewey Spoon attended the 1916 Columbian high school class anniversary at Knestrict's tea room in Tiffin. Mr and Mrs Frank Pennington entertained about 25 relatives and friends Sunday for Patsy Chaney's first birthday. Rev Putt of Green Springs delivered his first sermon in months after hospitalization in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs M J Burgderfer visited at the Pennington home. Mrs Malissa Tallman hosted dinner for granddaughter Helen Austin and Delmar Grubel's wedding. Attendees included Ira Montross family, Clair Montross of Tiffin, Marjory La Fontaine, Glen Tallman, R Grubel, John and Jestine Grubel, and Mrs Ida Needs of Carey.

Fred Wenner Tiffin Fred Helmrick Methodist Sunday School Bernice Hipshire Dewey Spoon Columbian High School Knestrict’s Frank Pennington Helen Austin Delmar Grubel Ira Montross Lois Clair Montross Marjory la Fontaine Glen Tallman R. Grubel John and Jestine Grubel Ida Needs Carey

Community Notes From Mt Blanchard Area

Hazel Treece and daughter Hope moved to Findlay last week. Lillian Classon was sick recently. Houck church held its annual homecoming on Sunday. Marion Howard family and Janet visited Columbus Sunday. Beulah Howard plans to move to the Hazel Treeco property soon. Harry Russell attended the Russell reunion at Riverside Park Findlay last Thursday. Carrie White and daughter Jane visiting Hammond family. Hancock county grange held a picnic at Island Park last Saturday with about 300 present. Snyder family attended reunion at Byal Park last Saturday. Hammond family and Carrie White attended Lima reunion last Sunday. Mrs McGranahan has been at the Melvin England home for several days.

Hazel Treece Hope Findlay Lillian Classon East of Town Houcktown Marion Howard Forest Lane Janet Columbus Beulah Howard Hazel Treecoe Harry Russell Russell Riverside Park Snyder Byal Park M R. Hammond Carrie White Jane Lima McGranahan Melvin England

Wedding of Mildred Foltz and George Kishpan

Miss Mildred Foltz daughter of Mr and Mrs L R Foltz formerly of this place and George C Kishpan of Adrian Michigan wed after a two week vacation abroad. Foltz taught home economics in Mt Blanchard schools the past year. Relatives and friends attended the ceremony.

Stoll Family Reunion Set for Carey Park

The Stoll family reunion will be held at Carey Park on Friday evening June 19.

Stoll Carey Park

Pahl Family Reunion At Carey Park Next Sunday

The Pahl family reunion is scheduled for next Sunday at Carey Park. Reunion cards will be printed at the Carey Times office and appear in the Want Column.

Pahl Carey Park Carey Times

Back To The Farm Movement Grows In Ohio

Census records show since 1945 Ohio added 105 279 people to farm life excluding under five year olds and more than 35 000 more occupied farms. The growth clusters near major cities fueling reoccupation forest clearing and new farm creation.

Ohio United States Bureau of Census Census Bureau

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Mathern Fordyce Ogg Shirley Della Ogg William Ifics Marcare Pahl St. Francis Hospital, Columbus George Pahl Henry Wentz Russell Williams L. J. Cooke Niles Bldg Fred Schreiner W. P. Slater John Slotterbeck S. Patterson R. J. Spitler V. F. Schlachter New Riegel Hultgen Jaeger Smeltzer Herman Bees J. W. Peter J. W. Peter Visited Last Week With Mr. Peter's Daughters Mrs. M. Walther Walter Combs Lakewood Cleveland Lilah Leaman Ellsworth Leaman Gladys Sprang Sprang Junior Sprang Roy Householder Elza Garn Essie Carothers Hillsdale Mich J. S. Mines Huntington Walter Myers Martin Jane Kennerley Barbara Jeanne MacGregor Sadie Kennerley Dale Gottfried James T. Miller Upper Sandusky Onenine Chaoma Mother Goose Land Rock Tun Barbara Johnson Janice Markley Martia Snyder Mary Calisenhard Patty Ewing Alice Beebe Joan Ulrich Phyllis Ann Wagner Mable Ehrhart Stanley van Buren Bo-Peep Jack Humpty Dumpty Miss Muffet the Spider Curly Locks Tommy Tucker Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary Daisy Buttercup Roses Boy Blue Joan Welker Jane McBeth Nancy Lee Hagenmaier Jane van Scoyk Ruth Calmes Mario Freeman Betty Zellar Geraldine Zellar Phyllis Russell Mary Lou Gregory Sally Ann Stephans Mary Elizabeth Straw Joyce Snyder Jean Knoblock Jane Fagan Joan Myers Violet Zellar Helen Louise Rangler Ruth Dean Jacquelyn Houser Martha Jane Keller Mary Swiger Virginia Pahl Hulda Shue Harriet O’brien Ruth Anna Orians Norma Stein Jean Zartman Miss Ingels Top Hat Chorus Mary Calista Newhard Top Hat Sally Ann Stephan Jean Marie Stebins Mary Straw Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers Mae West Dick Swoverland Phyllis Swoverland Eleanor Powell Harriet Hoctor Mary Ann Stringfellow Bill Robinson Shirley Temple Janice Newhard Bernice Keller Mary Alice Markley Joan Arnold Joan Frazier Doris Romaine Murray Act Paul Moser Patty Ann Crates Irene Corron Ardyth Byers Billy Calmes Jean O'Connor Yvonne Culver Beulah Milam Priscilla Wilson Patricia McBeth Adda Jane Welker Patricia Vivian Eddie Hans Martin Snyder Alice Beeber Hans Jean and Carrol Buck Tap Gloria Ziebarth Early Bird Marguerite Mathern Reva Gamberling Clausica Farmerettes Adda Jane Welker Jean Carrol Crosser C. G. Knoblo&k E. M. van Scoy Eddie Hant Pearl Badger MT. Blanchard Hancock County Granges Island Park Eventude and Elto Corbin’s Wharton, Ohio Strand Carey, Ohio Petrified Forest Franchot Tone Madge Evans Stewart Roaring West Metro Comedies Jimmy Allen Katharine DeMille Thurs DietHe SALE The H.b.kurtzsons Co Carey, Ohio Rayon U Baby’s Firs H.b.kurtz Sons Co
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