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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
8
A flurry of visits fills the Beebe area as Leo Vaughn shares Thursday with Fordyce Gottfried. Dozens of calls trace gatherings among Vaughn, Hagley, Thompson, Beebe, Kimmel, Vaughan, West, and others with dinners, entertaining, and Sunday visits across Carey, Adrian, Bucyrus, Tiffin, and Findlay.
A fragmented verse recalls Luther Stover and Adolph Barra in a wartime style critique. The piece references a New York Sun line and a Newark Ohio Advocate mention, noting a one eyed car and a claimed skid reality opposite to prior boasts.
A rural guide urges fall marketing by proving sows farrowing in clean houses and careful feeding. It covers vaccination, sanitation, and serum use for hog cholera, and outlines pig care and housing. It also highlights six historic Ohio trees including Logan Elm and Fort Ball Sycamore with locations.
The excerpt surveys diverse topics from water theft in Chicago to tobacco growth via Molkiting power experiments by the U S Department of Agriculture. It covers cropproduction, pollination in Ohio apples, chick mortality in flocks, gas damage to shade trees, and dairy herd profitability linking to breed quality and elimination of poor producers.
Mrs. George Monday and Kenneth Monday were in Fostoria Tuesday. Miss Marjorie Bright and Mary Ellen Bright called on Mrs. W. E. Bright Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Monday visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fish of Findlay. Mr. and Mrs. B. Hatch and son Carl spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Emory Dillion of Fostoria. Mrs. Roy Farmer was the weekend guest of her father Noah Helms of Findlay. Mr. Helms is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Heck and daughter entertained Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Grant Tong, Winfield and Esther Tong and Mr. and Mrs. J Wayne Wiseley. Mr. and Mrs Howard Benson and children of near Williamstown, Roy Powell and Harold Powell of Toledo, Gerald Martin of Rawson and Mr.
In Findlay and nearby towns family and friends gathered at multiple homes over the week. Mrs Wiseley celebrated her birthday with visits from Powell, Mrs Sullivan, grandchildren, and local relatives including Edie Riddlebaugh Beard and Leathers, while Mr and Mrs J Wayne Wiseley hosted guests on Tuesday evening.
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