Community guests and visits across Carey area families
Miss Margaret Neimeyer and Judith Dible visit relatives in Carey area. Numerous residents from Marion, Tiffin, Columbus, Findlay and Upper Sandusky travel to or host gatherings at local homes. The Logsdon family plans a Newark move as Mr. Logsdon joins Goodrich Tire Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Beagle
Forest
L. C. McDaniel
Toledo
H. A. Beagle
Floyd Mullholand
Miles
Ronald
Mullholand
Mark Karr
Robert Hetzel
Lucy
Upper Sandusky
Blanche Davis
Findlay
Muriel Mullholland
Defiance
Forrest Hurd
Henry Ball
Gerald Logsdon
Eugene
Mari-lyn
Tiffin
Ralph Haford
Logsdon
4 H Club News Highlights Domestic Art Meetings
The Domestic Art and Happy Hour Sewing clubs held joint and separate meetings the week of July 25 at homes of Mrs. W. J. Baker and Miss Lucille Derr. Demonstrations covered buttonholes, summer dress accessories, pleats, mitered corners, how to remove ink mildew and rust, and garment fitting. Guests included Jean Orians and Rosemary Orians among others. The next meeting is set for August 22 at Miss Derr’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic
Martha Derr
Martha Phillips
Kathleen Frantz
Ruth Hosafros
Dorcas Baker
Doris
Lois Shane
Lucille Derr
Jean Orians
Carl Hosafros
Dorothy Jane Derr
Rosemary Orians
Domestic’ Art
Happy Hour
W. J. Baker
High Street
Genevieve Dow
Henrietta Jacoby
Marjorie Kramer
Martha Jane Messmer
Kittie Baker
Corinne Wenzinger
Florence McKee
Mabel Wilson
Mary Yost
Rosemary Kramer
Virginia Stahl
Helena Messmer
C. H. Baker
Granted Divorce in Frisch versus Frisch Bar Docket
Judge Russell 11 Kear grants a divorce in the case of Je rome L. Frisch against Mary de la Hamaide Frisch. Plaintiff resident of Ohio for one year and county 30 days preced ing filing petition. Defendant guilty of wilful absence for over three years and of gross neglect of duty. Plaintiff entitled to a divorce. Defendant to have custody of minor child. Property to be divided as per parties agreement. Plaintiff to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Kear
Jerome L. Frisch
Mary de la Hamaide Frisch
State of
Ohio
al- Tegad
Carey Times Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Pearl Bissing of Upper Sandusky visited Mrs. Ruby Criger on Wednesday. The price of milk rose in Carey Tuesday as eight dealers signed the agreement. Dr J H Ewald and Mr Mrs Carleton Ewald and Mr Mrs Krause of Cleveland spent last Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs J H Phillips southwest of town. Miss Cleta Lindower spent Saturday and Sunday in Fostoria with Mr and Mrs Merle Dull. Mr and Mrs Chas Lindower were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Dull and Mrs Arminda Lindower. Mr and Mrs Clarence Phillips and children Charles Donald and Elma of Warren were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs H Phillips southwest of Carey. They are spending the week with relatives and friends in this locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Dible
Carey
Murray Pipes
J. B. Mathews
Harpster
Wilt. Protter
Bobby
Jerry Dow
Tiffin
D. A. Dow
Fred Bette
Edwin
Cincinnati
Wm. Sammet
Lloyd Hill
Wm. Spackey
Clarence Weber
Ray Southwick
Robert of Columbus
Harry Nye
George Stout
Near Wharton
David ‘Stout
Mark Karr
F. EB. Wilson
Miss Mable
Leonard Wilson
Leonard
S. B. Wilson
Edison
Ray Laws
Hazel
Albert
Betty
Ray, Jr
Clarence Bennett
North Baltimore
T. G. Laws
R. H. Dow
Althea Whaley
Toledo
Pearl Bissing
Upper Sandusky
Ruby Criger
J. H. Ewald
Carleton Ewald
Krause
Cleveland
J. H. Phillips
Cleta Lindower
Fostoria
Merlé Dull
Chas Lindower
Mrs Dull
Arminda Lindower
Clarence Phillips
Charles, Donald
Elma
Warren
H. Phillips
Phyllis Arnold
Zella Haines
Charles Dible
Arthur Mullholland
F. &. Phillips
Springville
Sarah Presler
Esther Breitigam
Alton Mullholand
Wenner Family Reunion Elects Officers After Picnic
Fifty four relatives gathered Sunday for the Wenner family reunion at the park. An officer election after the picnic dinner chose H. L. Wenner as president S A Wenner as vice president and Mrs M D Shafer as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenner
H. L. Wenner
S A Wenner
M. D. Shafer
Stone Quarry Job Register Draws 75 Applicants
Seventy five men registered at the National Lime and Stone plant for jobs, nearly a third from outside the area. The lime plant has adopted a six hour day and will operate with four shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lime & Stone Plant
Highways and Byways of Ohio in Columbus Capitol City
A compact overview of Columbus Ohio describing its Capitol building the State House and nearby government offices The piece notes Ohio State University and its stadium the Governor's Mansion and the State Penitentiary The McKinley monument is pictured with a claim that it was placed so Mrs McKinley could view it from a hotel across the street Roads into Columbus are described as excellent passing through productive farmland and orchards
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State House
Capitol
Washington
Ohio State, University
Sciotch
State Penitentiary
President McKinley
McKinley
Carey Kiwanis Discusses Local Problems
Eleven members of the Carey Kiwanis Club met for a Monday noon session to review business matters and the Blanket Code of the NRA. A three member committee—E B Kurtz, E S Burson, and Rev Paul R Clouser—was appointed to pursue organizing a meeting of local business men when called. The group also debated a Carey sewage system as part of public works under the national program. further study was advised until clearer plans and figures emerge. W G Riley will speak next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Kiwanis Club
E. B. Kurtz
E. S. Burson
Paul R. Clouser
Births and Relatives Linked in Local Family News
Mrs J D Briggs of Worrello street reports a 7 pound son born Monday July 24 to Mr and Mrs Richard Welch of Mechanicsburg. Welch is Briggs brother. An 8 pound daughter born Sunday afternoon to Mr and Mrs J F Dible on FE Findlay street, named Laurell Elizabeth. An 8 pound son born Monday to Mr and Mrs Floyd Roberts east of Upper Sandusky, Mrs Roberts formerly Fern Briggs daughter of Mr and Mrs James Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Briggs
Worrello Street
Richard Welch
Mechanicsburg
Welch
Briggs
J F. Dible
FE. Findlay Street
Laurell Elizabeth
Floyd Roberts
Upper Sandusky
Another Landmark Gone Emerine Bros Move Wood House
Emerine Bros relocate a wooden house from the rear of the Wie Wam pool room to the rear of their meat market just west of the Times office. The structure sits on a long-used public driveway crossing Emerine land and will require paving to enable rear traffic on the north side of the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerine Bros
Times
Emerine
Death of Nina Kinney in Brattleboro Vermont
Relatives report the death of Miss Nina Kinney on Wednesday July 19 in Brattleboro Vermont. Burial was in Cleveland Ohio. Miss Kinney, over 80, was sister to the late Mrs. Alvin Dow of this place. Her mother was Eliza Carey. The family once lived on the farm north of town now owned by Clarence Diedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Kinney
Brattleboro
Vermont
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Kinney
Alvin Dow
Eliza Carey
Clarence Diedrick
Another Mean Man Pokes Fun at Witty Chorus Girls
A terse banter fragment centers on a challenging riddle about “what has 100 legs brains and sings” followed by a punchline about witty chorus girls. The exchange hints at theatrical humor and playful insults.
Adrian Area Gossip Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Phyllis Arnold sustains a broken left arm after a Sunday fall. Numerous visits and returns from Carey, Fostoria, Cambridge, Upper Sandusky, and Akron are logged among residents including the Mullholands, Mullhollands, Pressers, and Mosers. Community members share illness recoveries and weekend visits, with Elvira Yaidhner and Robert Moser accompanying out-of-town guests home for a short visit. The column closes with a Want Column nod.
Ohio Highway Code on Stopping and Driving Safely
Assistant Chief Engineer H S Perry outlines Ohio General Code requirements for stopping after accidents and while loading school buses. Drivers must stop, provide name and address on request, park off pavement, obey signals, and use kept distance at stops to prevent further crashes. Shifting gears on railroad crossings is discouraged and uniform motion is safest unless sight distance is poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Perry
Maintenance Bureau
Ohio Highway Department
O. W. Merrell
Carey Times Reports on Local Printing Trade
The Carey Times notes growing business in letterheads and envelopes and broader commercial printing services, highlighting local demand and potential expansion in 1910 era typography.
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Crawford
Margaret Neimeyer
Marion
Mable Wilson
Tom Mix “Rustlers
Claudette Colbert
Ben Lyon
Allen Theatre
The
Buckeye State
Lancaster Som
Chillicothe
Carey Kiwanis
Adrian
S. C. Warner
Cambridge
Arthur Stoll
J. J. Ruehle
Eliza Correll
Carey Shhearer
New Albany
Ind
Arthur Mullholand
James Bogard
Frank Bogard
Walter
Adam Koehler
Carolyn Williams
Earl Moser
Blaine Presser
Akron
Sarah Presser
Darwin Presser
Russell Presser
Sycamore
Elvira Yaidhner
Robert Moser
Carey Times
Goodyear
Goodyear Pathfinder
Goodyears
Stoll’s Garage
Pathfinder
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