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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
8
Royal Mitten and Roy Long called at the Ben Kauffman home while Mrs. George Mullholland, Mrs. Joseph Gibson, and others visited friends in Carey, Upper Sandusky, and nearby towns. Neighborhood gatherings included dinners, birthdays, and church activities with many families hosting and visiting throughout the weekend.
Granville Hunter visits Ada relatives as Berniece Hunter remains ill. Local families host dinners across Carey Kirby Wharton Upper Sandusky and surrounding farms. Lenten devotions at St Joseph church draw steady attendance with Stations of the Cross. Palm Sunday brings reflection as Passion Sunday observed.
Residents and relatives from Beech Grove and nearby towns hosted and visited over the weekend. Families including Rickle, Shaffer, Schade, Yentzer, and Doppler shared time across Beech Grove, Upper Sandusky, Carey, Mikado, and nearby farms with multiple calls and Sunday gatherings.
Warner Gill and wife announce the birth of a son. Funeral held for Paul Lake at Kindiny. Many pupils miss school due to measles. Carl Treece rents the Hadadorn property on N Main Street. Mr and Mrs O Bell visit in Jackson Township. Mrs Islisha Bowman and Mrs Wayne Walker travel to Toledo to see Mrs Cora Burson in hospital.
Evelyn Reynolds is out of school with mumps and Miss Mary Wise is home ill with measles. Fred Stumpp remains seriously ill. A Friday dance drew many Wharton residents to Cares. Local couples and families visited relatives in Marion and Findlay. The Wharton horse shoe club played Findlay, with Wharton boys winning easily. Sale bills are requested to be printed.
Miss Cora Wohlgamuth and Miss Elsie Criger called Sunday afternoon at Grace Chapel. Several couples and families visited others during the weekend including Virgil Kemerley, Lucille Lahr, Mary Wickiser, Willie Walter family, Edgar Wentling and Hazel, Charles Robison family, Roy Wickiser home visits, Ernest Brown and Roland Jacobs at Roy Wickiser, Allen Baker and guests Girard Rickle and William Pierce families, Findlay guests Ruby Coldren Hosea Tong, and Carey guests Lee Wentz Hobart Tong.
McCutchenville residents report Mrs Henry Spoon improving and able to walk a bit. Marlowe Weininger is ill with mumps. Miss Dorothy Lea housed with a badly ulcerated tooth. Mrs F Baumgardner and Mrs Carrie Mullholand dined with Mrs John Weininger of Tiffin. Prof and Mrs F L Teal and family from Canton visit. Arline Lea and Toot Mullholand home for a Bowling Green college break. Upper Sandusky, Fostoria, Findlay, Tiffin and McCutchenville reps meet at Farmers Bank to discuss leasing Geo W Pennington camping ground. committee to submit terms. lawyers present.
The Duluth Herald notes a maxim about memory and wealth as a wry observation. It cites inheritance as a remedy for forgetfulness, reflecting a local humorous take on fortunes and memory.
Only 10 percent of India's 319,000,000 population is tied to industry while 73 percent rely on farming and pastoral work. Child marriage is falling quickly and the population grew just 1.2 percent in the last decade.
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