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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
7
Local notices record prices for hay potatoes and groceries. births and deaths include a Mrs Catherine Houk obituary. Community events feature church services, I O O F anniversary, Sutphen Concert band fund drive, and a dimes social. Raum of names includes J D Southward, J F Olive, A Geha, Gus Lortz, and W R Kurtz.
Dr and Mrs J M M Harrison of Toledo spent- from Thursday until Monday in town. W L Lindsay purchased the Kurtz homestead on West Main St. Miss Lucy Straw teaching in Mansfield spent weekend with her mother Mrs M A Straw. G A R memorial service planned at Lutheran church Rev Luther Spaid to preach. Frank Hurd spent Sunday in Mr Gilead with Forest Hurd. Banns for Harriet Stoll and Jacob Thom read at Our Lady of Consolation church. High school athletic association seeking funds for shower bath in East End building. Cletus Pahl delivering for CFE Hunter on north end route, replacing L D Straw who became night clerk at Big Four. J A Smith hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs D C Parker and daughters Mary, Dorothy, and Miss Celestia Hare at Galt House. Elza Jacobs and sons Raymond and Rolland attended Robinson school exercises. first time Jacobs attended. Nial Ryder takes local third trick operator role at Hocking Valley, succeeds Roscoe Williams in Toledo. Charles Pahl named World Court Congress delegate to Cleveland May 12-15 via International Peace Forum. Last Friday high school student body taken by autos to tabernacle for ice cream, cake and coffee and refreshments by evangelistic party.
A shopper recalls a small printshop offer of 1000 letterheads for 2.50 and the printer defends prices due to competition. He points to a worker, noting the unequal bargain and a plan where the worker may own the shop in two years.
In Mt Blanchard a Thursday morning event saw several homes in the village receive May baskets found at the front floors. The baskets were neatly arranged and greatly appreciated. younger girls were praised for their thoughtful work.
Local newspaper prints reunion acknowledgments from the Carey Times, listing names and affiliations in a compact card format. The page notes community ties, school and club connections, and references the passing of several attendees.
Mrs G E Rose bough of Dayton Ohio credits Konjola with curing indigestion and restoring appetite and strength after months of sickness and weight loss. She says after nine bottles her complexion improved and she feels great. The remedy is sold in Carey Ohio at Ewing’s drug store and by other druggists.
A long chain of visits fills a Carey and McCutchenville social log. Names include the Hoops, Dutcher, Phillips, Myers, Bland, Gibson, Day, Beis, Eckert, Kauffman, and Gaster families with gatherings in Marton Upper Sandusky Marion and Toledo areas.
Davidson will attend school at Bowling Green this summer. Mrs George Mullholand and son Roy Long and Mr and Mrs William Cook and children of Columbus called Sunday afternoon on Mrs Mullholand's mother Mrs Rebecca Hemmerly of Forest who is quite sick. Tuesday she was brought to the home of her daughter. Mr And Mrs Frank Emerine and family of Garey and Mr and Mrs Edward Flechtner and family of Fostoria spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Ben Kauffman and family. Evening guests were Mr and Mrs Frank Emerine and family and Mr and Mrs A Eshelman of Carey. Herman Esmerine was a supper guest. Mr and Mrs William Cook and sons Paul and Billy of Columbus were overnight guests Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mrs Cook's mother, Mrs George Mullholand. Mrs Samuel Young of near Kirby who has been a patient at Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus and Mrs Mullholand returned home with them Saturday afternoon. Mrs Leo Clark and daughters Doris and Patty of Toledo were awed to Saturday night and Sunday of Mr and Mrs E L Gibson and family. Afternoon callers at the Gibson home were Mr and Mrs Henry Thomas, Mrs Ira Stuckey and daughter Helen of Fremont, George Kohmann of Bucyrus, George Gibson and daughter Zilpha, and Mrs David Gibson of Upper Sandusky. Mrs David Gibson remained for a visit at the home of her son.
A Goblin dialogue features a teacher asking about fur and a student named Rastus replying with a pun about removing fur to avoid skunk odor. The exchange highlights humor in a light educational moment.
An investigator cites figures claiming 23.5 percent sleep on the right side, 22 percent on the left, and 145 percent on the back, noting unusual positions may relate to belly sleeping and possible conditions. Barbers report hair growth may slow on the sleeping side due to pressure.
The Carey Times invites readers to send in reunion dates and details for upcoming gatherings. Community members are asked to share event names dates locations and contact information to be published in forthcoming issues.
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