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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1933

Page

7

Twenty Five Years Ago in Adrian Band Supper

In a June 16 Adrian item the Adrian band boys held a hall supper. A son was born June 13 to Mr and Mrs Wilfred Presler of Springville. Dr F L Moyer will practice veterinary medicine in Carey after June 24. Miss Anna Quimby will organize a Loyal Temperance Legion in Carey on June 22. Rev J M Theis will be ordained in Cleveland and say Mass at Our Lady of Consolation. Several local notices include marriages engagements and civic events.

Adrian Band Wilfred Presler Spring‘ville F. L. Moyer Carey Deicie Lowery Louis Burkhard Henry Grine Frank Emerine Emerine & Krupp Wm. Pahl Cutter Daniel Carr Wyandot County Walter William Charles Carr Walker Hocking Valley Upper Sandusky Morral Marshal Gibbs Napoleon Loren Stahl Knights of Pythias Riverside Park Findlay Main Street Dorothea Whaley Western Reserve University Cleveland G. H. Whaley

Fifteen Years Ago in Our County

News notices from June 20 1918 report Ralph Gilliland leaving for Bucyrus munitions plant. A 9 pound son born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Pieraccini in Lima. Leonard Nigh enlistment in medical reserves in Cincinnati. Carey Creamery sold 200 gallons ice cream on hot Sunday. Ross Draper and Russell Greer assigned to field artillery at Camp Jackson SC. Nial Ryder to join Marion county selects next Monday. Florence Dow returned from Springfield where she taught physical culture. Van Fleet Ice Company to deliver on specified days. George Bayne enlists in radio service training at Great Lakes IL. Homer Wonder is postal clerk on Pennsylvania railroad Bellaire to Wellsville. 30 fourth room pupils at Our Lady of Consolation school buy thrift stamps. Fr Father Fish previously gave each child in room thrift stamps.

Ralph Pieraccini Camp Sherman Pietro ‘Pieraccini Ralph J Wenner Della O Stall Luther Spath Lewis Criger Karl Kelley’s Field San Antonio Texas Clyde Spitler van Buren T. “Ay Spitler Diller Congress W. J. Bryan John P. Grummel Royal Neighbors of America Oracle Charles Allison C. W. England Henry Billings W. HW. Wentz Frank McGown Laurel Lanning George Wolfrum Dick Jones Inner Sentinel John Wisebaker Outer Sentinel George Gardner T. A. Spitler J. D. Southward Wm. Hagley Chas. Clinger Ed Gibbs Faith Mildred Gardner Grace Twining Martha Parkins Courage Grace Briggs Endurance Anna Hagley Ralph Pieracccini Lima Leonard Nigh Cincinnati Carey Creamery Ross Draper Russell Greer Field Artillery Camp Jackson S. C Nial Ryder Marion County Prospect Florence Dow Springfield van Fleet Ice Company George Bayne F. L. Livingston Great Lakes Ill Homer Wonder Pennsylvania Bellaire Wellsville Ohio River Our Lady of Consolation School Fr. Fish

Fourth Annual 4-H Summer Beef Feed in Ohio Planned

A thousand tons of beef are being fed for the fall market by 2000 4-H Grub boys and girls in Ohio. Exports of wheat from the United States fell sharply while wheat used for stock feed rose. A special radio program for 4-H club members is scheduled over WEAO on June 24 from 8 to 9 PM with college agriculture speakers and music.

Ohio United States WEAO Ohio State University College of Agriculture John F. Cunningham

Domestic Art Club Meets with Sewing Demonstrations

The third meeting was held at the Bachman home with members answering roll call by flower name. Demonstrations covered undergarment seams, summer dress materials, colors for garments and complexions, sewing machine manipulation, and bloomers. Refreshments were provided by Ruth Brown, Ruth Musgrave, and LaVerne Ellis. The next gathering is July 5 at Miss Lucille and Miss Derr home with roll call by birds.

Domestic Art Club Elizabeth Margaret Bachman Ruth Musgrave Kathleen Frantz Ruth Hosafros Cartha Phillips Margaret Dow Dorcas’ Baker Dorothy Swarts Carol Jane Shane Frances Sworts Ruth Brown LaVerne Ellis Lucille Martha Derr

Reunion cards printed at the Carey Times office

Local newspaper notes reunion cards were printed at the Carey Times office. The item highlights the paper's role in producing invitations and distributing details for the upcoming community gathering.

Carey Times

Indian Lake Ohio a Paradise for Fishermen

Highways and Byways of Ohio highlights Indian Lake near Bellefontaine as a scenic vacation spot. The area offers wooded shores bays and inlets ample camping and lodging plus an amusement park and beaches. Fishermen find it uncrowded with good shore access and nearby state parks for hiking and scenic drives through rolling farmland.

Ohio Indian Lake Bellefontaine

Beech Grove social notes and family visits

Beech Grove residents share a week of visits and calls among local families. Treva Rickle guest at W. H. Rickle home. Evelyn Schade improving at home. numerous Sunday calls on Schade Ward Laird and related families. Sunday school and Children's Day plans announced with a prayer meeting scheduled.

Treva Rickle W. H. Rickle Evelyn Schade Roscoe Ward F. B. Schade John Laird BE. F. Shane Joseph Shane Carey Lester Stroub Floyd Stroub Evelyn Mason Crystal Shaffer Thoburn Baker West of Carey Forest Schade Ray Shaffer Alva White Kenneth Dible Wm. Hunter Donna Jean Forest Shade Beech Grove Clarence Laird Mt. Blanchard Ben Kitzler Lewis England

Ant Control in Lawns and Gardens

Ant control guidance from C R Neis wander of the Ohio Experiment Station. Methods include Paris green sugar bait for small brown ants and boiling sugar tartar emetic bait with sponge stations. Large mounds treated by carbon disulfide or calcium cyanide fumigation with secure covering for 24 hours. Handle poisons carefully due to hazards to plants and people.

C. R. Neiswander Department of Entomology Ohio Experiment Station

Catherine Hummer Dies at Berwick at 82

Catherine Hummer 82 died at 2 p m Sunday at her daughter Mrs H A Lonsway home in Berwick after a stroke Thursday. A lifelong Seneca county resident except for 20 years in Oklahoma City and Fort Smith Ark she belonged to St Boniface parish New Riegel. Funeral at 9 a m Wednesday with interment in the parish cemetery. Survived by four sons Ora Warren Leon Tiffin Amos Amarillo Tex Mrs Emma Egan Oklahoma City Walter and Mrs H A Lonsway Berwick six grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren plus two brothers Frank and Jacob Hoeps Tiffin and sister Mrs Veronica Cramer Oakland Cal. Husband died 34 years ago.

Catherine Hummer H. A. Lonsway Berwick Hummer Ora Warren Leon Tiffin Amos Amarillo Tex Emma Egan Oklahoma City Walter Frank Jacob Hoeps Veronica Cramer Oakland Cal

Tiffin Considers Licenses for Dry Cleaners

The Tiffin city council weighs a proposal requiring licenses for all dry cleaners and a $1,500 bond for non residents who solicit work and remove clothing from the city. A $1.50 cash bond would apply in such cases to curb racketeering and protect residents.

Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune

New Hancock County Highway Maintenance Superintendent Named

Harry E. Frost of Findlay has been named state highway superintendent of maintenance for Hancock county, announced by Charles E. McKee chief engineer of maintenance. Frost succeeds Charles L. Biggs who is deceased.

Harry E. Frost Findlay Hancock County Charles E. McKee Frost Charles L. Biggs

Tremendous boost for Crane township oil field well

A lantern shot at 11 15 am by Independent Torpedo of Findlay sent a flow test showing gas output over 3 500 000 cubic feet daily and strong oil production. The Brandt heirs farm hosts the well drilled to 1375 feet with nitro glycerine charges 60 quarts. Oil and gas surged skyward for about a minute, provoking praise as the prettiest shot in the county.

Crane Township Upper Sandusky Reiner &,Foss Brandt Heirs Independent Torpedo Company of Findlay Dan- Behy Ohio Fuel Gas Company Frederick Tschanen Tschanen Heirs Brandt O. A. Humberger Mission B. C. Root Toledo Delbert Smith Harry Myers

Adrian Times Social News Highlights Family Visits

Mrs Frank Haines improves after illness. The Phillips and Fry families visited friends at Carey park and other local homes. Mullholands hosted and were joined by callers from Kenton Green Springs El Monte and Tiffin. Florence Ruehle earned a state eighth grade award. Lawhead illness noted after a Monday visit.

Frank Haines Homer Phillips Sarah Presler James Fry Martin Fry Nettie Mullholand Eugene J. J. Ruehle Arthur Mullholand Kear-Mullholand Carey Park Raymond Wallow Robert Kenton Elmina Moser Carey Ella Kinney Florence Ruehle Howard Eagon Green Springs James Frey Famiy

Egg order barter note from grocer and customer

Customer asks for six dozen eggs with payment by check if the eggs are good. Grocer responds that if the eggs are good a check will be sent, and the eggs will be sent in return.

Good Grocer

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