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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
8
April 7 1925 correspondence lists numerous visits and gatherings. Gerald Hatch appears on the side list as families from Findlay Carey Elyria and Vanlue share Sunday and weekday calls. The piece notes junior play April 18, Easter events, and several church and school activities involving the LeMott, McRill, Monday, Beard, Monday, and related families in Hancock County.
MT BLANCHARD P H Helck and wife visited Upper Sandusky on business last Friday. Mrs Samantha Slater returned from Toledo after wintering there. Robert Eddie, formerly teaching at Williamstown, is ill with pneumonia. Lewis Morehart bought the Mell Gilbert property on River Street and moved in. Harley Patterson died at his mother's home on West Clay Street. Mrs Eva Vrooman and Mrs Ima Treece of Miami, Florida, plan a summer visit with relatives. Clarence Hammond and wife of New York spent days with his parents. Roy James and family of Akron returned home after visiting the mother Viola James. Alvin Gordon of Canal Fulton and Miss Opal Parcher of Arlington wed Sunday at the Methodist parsonage. Rev Red Dick officiated. Miss Parcher formerly lived here. The grade contest at the schools Tuesday evening featured Ileen Lacky first in reading, Barbara Reddick in piano, and Pansy McDaniel in solos. judges were Mrs Grove, Mrs Kious, and Ruth Eddie.
Mrs Daniel Rickle of Carey assisted Mrs W W H Rickle Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ros Plott hosted. Easter visits included Millard Ward and Virgil Ward with family. F B Schade Ida and Henry England hosted Lee Rickle and kin for Easter dinner in the area.
Local families from Carey Upper Sandusky and nearby townships shared Easter dinners and visits. Guests included Bristoll, Plott, Davidson, Weaver, Orians, Steinbach, and Hunter families with multiple households attending dinners and Sunday gatherings across Mt Blanchard, Grace Chapel, and nearby farms.
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