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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
8
Dairy industry analysis notes 26 million milk cows in 1933 with plummeting farmer incomes. Surpluses and government buys pushed prices down while consumer demand lagged. The piece argues dairy is central to urban markets, yet per-person milk use averages 191 quarts yearly, far below potential and needed production.
Reports from Crawford Ridge and Carey township 4-H groups detail new members and officers. Martha Hoepf, Neva Basil, and others join the Happy Hour sewing club with Luella Bland and Mabel Wilson leading demonstrations. The Domestic Art Sewing club’s first Carey park meeting elects Persis Peirce president and lists members and guests. The Boys 4-H club at the high school names Leonard Niederkohr captain and selects Carey Tigers as team name.
The Carey Farmers Community club will meet Monday evening on June 25 at the Moose hall on N. Vance Street. Speaker will be Representative Grover Traxler of Wharton, with an interesting program arranged by Harry Ehrlich Charles Fox and Henry Failor of Upper Sandusky. Committees on cats are H. J. Wolfe C. J. Walters and Orvin Wentling.
A damaged clipping notes a limited supply of state highway maps distributed to readers. It mentions Carey and Times but provides few readable details about the distribution plan or scope.
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Monday evening. Mrs Paul Krupp will chair the social committee with Mrs W L Arnholt Mrs Linus Myers and Mrs Almon Blue named as members.
Orwick Motor Sales with Cateyy and Arlington agencies sold 20 new Fords by June 1, a sharp rise from six units sold in the same period the previous year. C. W. Lannips is listed as manager of the agency.
A special train will transport pilgrims from Cincinnati to the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation in Carey next Sunday June 24. Masses are scheduled at 5 30 6 30 7 00 and 7 30 am with a Solemn High Mass at 10 30 am. A Blessed Image procession starts at 10 am followed by Blessing with the Relic and Benediction at 1 15 pm. The train arrives Carey at 4 30 am and departs 2 35 pm with many expectant worshipers from Cincinnati.
A dated correction from Mrs. Florence Arnold, Executive Secretary, states that the Red Cross receives no money from the state relief office through Wyandot county. It clarifies that, although 4107 dollars were allotted for relief, the Red Cross relies on annual roll calls and donations for support.
The village warns it is unlawful to discharge fireworks or explosives in Carey except on July 4. Careless or malicious use endangering others may bring a fine from $1 to $25 per ordinance No. 213.
Max Stillberger and Dorothy Huston were married Friday in Bluffton Ind officiated by Rev Wortman. Witnesses were Harve Stillberger and family. The couple visited Tipton and returned via Indianapolis and Kentucky. The groom works at the Gulf bulk station.
Carey flyer Gail Lanker will race in the 100 mile event on the Ft. Miami course in Toledo on Sunday. He drives the Schlachter Special among a field of top dirt track pilots including Sloan Wolfe Manges Snyder Martsfeld Milan Lieber and others. Gates open at 11 with time trials at noon as fourteen cars start the century grind for prize money.
The Ca rey community Vacation Bible School run by three Protestant churches in the Lutheran parish house will close next Tuesday morning. It enrolled 95 children aged 4 to 14 with an average daily attendance of 75 and a staff of 10 teachers has led activities. A closing service will be held Tuesday at 10:00 AM, with an invitation to parents and friends to attend.
Carey Briggs of Attica, son of Mr and Mrs James Briggs, suffered serious injuries in a road accident near Spore Wednesday afternoon last week. Returning with a truck load of quarry stone, the vehicle skidded on gravel, left the road, and struck a tree. Briggs was pinned in the cab for two hours with a broken pelvic bone, a damaged right leg, and torn ligaments in the right arm and shoulder. the driver escaped uninjured.
The marriage was celebrated Saturday June 9 with Rev Wolfe performing the ceremony at his home in Wabash Indiana.
Carey merchants announce Friday and Saturday June 22 and 23 as Bargain Days with low prices and many new stock lines. The event aims to showcase merchandise, replenish inventories, and encourage customers to compare goods across local stores. The Carey Times will double circulation to support the promotion, with four extra pages added in this issue.
Sealed bids opened by the Board of Public Affairs awarded Carl Mitchell of Carey the waterworks project at $12,808.42 low bid for deep well turbines pumps pump houses pipelines and appurtenances with most bidders using water lubrication and oil lubrication as options.
The Young Ladies Sodality of Our Lady of Consolation church elected Elizabeth Myers as president, Lucille Derr as vice president, Gertrude Orians as secretary, and Oleta Ruffing as treasurer. A picnic is planned for June 26 at Seccaim Park in Bucyrus and a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Edmond Pahl will be held June 28 at the hall.
Members of the local Pythian Sisters will be hostesses this evening for Knights of Justus lodge and families at the Pythian hall on S Patterson Street. A potluck supper will be a feature.
Mayor S H Krebs orders sidewalk cycling halted in the business district and instructs police to enforce the directive in the future.
Members of the local W B A are requested to be present at the regular meeting tomorrow evening June 22 to practice for initiation which will be held Friday evening June
An organ and piano vesper service is set for Sunday at 4 30 p m in Ebenezer Evangelical church Tiffin The program features Mrs W R Shisler and Miss Lorene Shisler performing Bach Liszt and Beethoven pieces in memory of Lynnwood Farnam The Rev W R Shisler will give a meditation and read scripture.
Miss Celia Reynolds, local dancing teacher, will present an oriental ballet at the Harris theatre Findlay on June 21 and 22. Twenty pupils from Ray's dancing studio will form the background and Misa Reynolds' dance will be the spot number following the regular program.
Mrs. Robert Wohlgamuth dies after surgery last week at Findlay hospital. Relatives from Fostoria Tiffin and this place attend funeral services in Cygnet with burial in Jerry City cemetery. Aunts include Mrs. Ernie Hade Mrs. Raymond OConnor and L M Lowery.
A Dorcas Bible class social from the Methodist Sunday school will be held Thursday evening at Mrs. Hilla Smith's home on West Findlay Street. Assisting hostesses include Mrs Bernard O'Brien Mrs Henry Lortz and Mrs Harvey Wonder.
A 9 pound son was born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Charles Wentz east of town. They named him Richard Lee. A 7 pound son followed last Thursday night to Mr and Mrs Thomas Turner of Grove Street.
Robert Lortz, patient at Mercy hospital in Tiffin, underwent a hernia operation last Monday and a tonsil operation this Monday. Dr. Charles Daniels served as the surgeon.
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