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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1925

Page

6

Birthday Parties Honor Local Youths and Relatives

A birthday gathering honored Mervin Snyder and Ruth Kauble with relatives from Carey Wharton Springdale and California. Guests enjoyed ice cream cake music and games at Kauble home. A separate surprise party celebrated Mrs D F Arend on her 64th birthday with many relatives in attendance.

L. W. Snyder W. H. Kauble Wharton Mervin Snyder Ruth Kauble W. H Kauble Charley Grady Laura Bell Ang Lesther George and Frank Carey Jay Piotr Milford Spring Ray “Spigue California Frances Gostello Chicago Bernice” Staley Lester Snyder Ethel Bush Forest W. H. Khauble Alice

Picnic dinner at Henry Mullholand summer home

Mr Miles Mullholand and daughter May along with Mr and Mrs Henry Mullholand and children of Defiance enjoyed a Sunday picnic at the Henry Mullholand summer home east of town. Also present were Mr and Mrs Floyd Mullholand and son Miles Jr of Toledo and Mr and Mrs Marie Karr, Mr and Mrs W G Bradley and son Gerald, Miss Blanche Davis and Alfred Davis.

Miles Mullholand May Henry Mullholand Defiance Floyd Mullholand Miles, Jr Toledo Marie Karr W. G. Bradley Gerald Blanche Davis Alfred Davis Town

Kinney Hosts J T Club Afternoon Social

Mrs A J Kinney hosted the J T Club Thursday afternoon. The gathering included pleasant conversation and refreshments. Miss Hattie Ruchie attended as a guest. The next meeting is set for the last Thursday in August with Mrs J R Eyestone.

A. J. Kinney J. T. Club

Dinner guests at Mrs Wright home in Findlay

Mrs. Josephine Wright entertained at dinner Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. W. Murphy of Detroit Mrs. Laura B. McKinnon of Beaverton Michigan Mrs. Carmen Ritchey Margaret Ritchey Eugene Ritchey and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Myers of Findlay James Wright and the hostess.

Josephine Wright W. &. Murphy Detroit Laura B. McKinnon Beaverton, Mich Carmen Ritchey Margaret Ritchey Eugene Ritchey Jay Myers Findlay James Wright

Dinner Guests From Cleveland Findlay And Sycamore

Mrs. Emily Germain and granddaughter Ruth Anderson from Cleveland visited Mrs. Mary Stroup for a Sunday dinner. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Max Stringfellow and daughter Mary Alys of Findlay and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hosterman and son Franklin of Sycamore.

Emily Germain Ruth Anderson Cleveland Max Stringfellow Mary Alys Findlay Dwight Hosterman Hosterman Franklin Sycamore Mary Stroup

Picnic Gathering at Kurtz Farm Near West Independence

Mr and Mrs Russell Kurtz with children Katherine and Robert of Akron join Mr and Mrs W R Kurtz and son Donald and Mr and Mrs George Newhard and Mr and Mrs Gail Kurtz for a Thursday evening picnic on the R Kurtz farm five miles west of town. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Jacob Fruth and family hosted a chicken dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Diebley and family, Mr and Mrs John Fruth and Mr and Mrs M Haines and family in and near West Independence.

D. Fr. Arend Wm. Jacoby Fostoria R. M. Lonsway Raymond Lonsway Lewis Werling Tiffin George Kramer Bascom Joseph Jacoby John, Jacoby Edward Sullivan Edward Arend Martha Arend Russell Kurtz Katherine Robert Akron W R Kurtz Donald George Newhard Gail Kurtz R Kurtz Town Jacob Fruth Diebley John Fruth M. Haines In and Near West Independence

Methodist Sunday School Victory Class Plans Picnic

The Victory Class of the Methodist Sunday school will picnic Tuesday evening August 11 at the park if weather allows. If not the church basement will be used. Prof and Mrs J B Moore hosted Sunday guests Mrs Wm Moore and Mr and Mrs Hal Hoy and children Gertrude and Chester of near Findlay. The Poverty Run Society meets with Mrs A J Kinney on the second Thursday in August.

Methodist Sunday School J. B. Moore Wm. Moore Hal Hoy Gertrude and Chester Near Findlay The Poverty Run Society A. J. Kinney

RR C Club Picnic Near Mt Blanghard Hosts 40 Members

Members of the T R G Club and their children motored to the home of Mrs Claude Bushone near Mt Blanghard for a woodland picnic dinner. About 40 persons attended. Next meeting planned in three weeks with Mrs Gus Vaughn.

T. R. G. Club Claude Bushone Mt Blanghard Club Gus Vaughn

Perkins and others enjoy picnic at O Conner s Landing

Mr George Perkins and wife with the Schmidt Livingston Lindower families and Miss Cleta picnicked at O Conners Landing on Sunday.

George Perkins Walter Schmidt I. L. Livingston

Family reunions schedule across Carey and Findlay parks

A list of upcoming family reunions across August and September 1925 in Carey Park Water Works, Upper Sandusky Fair Grounds, Elm Hills, Lake View Orchard Island, and Findlay Byal Park. Families include Stumpp, Mann, Wright and Grimes, Bees, Stoll, Crist Amarine, Tong, Hill, Barger, Crawford School, and others with dates from August 8 to September 6.

Ife Sinifi Lake View Orchard Island Ward Baker Carey Water Works Park Savidge-Burson Carey Park Bachar Crawford Mann Upper Sandusky Fair Ground Wright Grimes Elm Hills Dible-Phillips Stoll Morehart Thompson Hendricks Byal Park Findlay Bees

Obituary of Mrs Mary Jenot at Carey Ohio

Mrs Mary Jenot died at her daughter’s home on South Street at 12 40 PM Tuesday from injuries and complications after a fall on April 25. Born in Belgium May 3 1837 she was 88 years 3 months 1 day old. She came to America at 19 with her parents the Schreiber family and married Peter Jenot in 1857. Twelve children were born and six survive plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was a member of Our Lady of Consolation church and Christian Mothers society. Funeral Friday at 9 AM at Our Lady of Consolation with burial in St Mary’s Cemetery.

Mary Jenot Frank Frey South Street Jenot Belgium Nicholas Schreiber Peter Jenot John Jenot Springfield Ill Nicholas Filliator Alvada Chis Hucke Town Peter Thomas Nicholas Jenot Carey Nettie Werley New Te

Lions Travel Paved Streets In Belgian Congo

In the Belgian Congo many roads are paved yet motorists still light fires at night to ward off lions and other animals. The fires also deter savage citizens.

Belgian Congo Africa Hons

Honeymoon Over Said To End With Breakfast Comment

The Baltimore Sun quotes a remark about the end of a honeymoon when she shows up at breakfast with her regular face. The Boston Transcript adds a note that the remark implies her natural face.

Baltimore Sun Boston Transcript

Moral conduct encompasses all actions men are accountable for

The statement by Emmons frames morality as the full scope of human activity for which individuals are responsible. It emphasizes broad ethical accountability across all aspects of conduct.

Emmons

Mrs Emeretta Brown and Lucile Monté Visit Relatives in Nevada

Mrs Emeretta Brown and her granddaughter Lucile Monté are visiting relatives in Nevada, according to a local society note.

Emeretta Brown Lucile Monté@uo Nevada

North Ohio rail trip brings trains, chow and chatter

Fred Charles writes of a Northern Ohio rail journey, detailing coach life aboard the line through Carey to Plymouth. He recalls meals from New London, train orders pinned above calendars, encounters with Chautauqua cars, a private car feel, and a stop at Bluffton as officials chase scores and news, noting Henry Ford's rail interest and rebuilt locomotives.

Fred Charles Cleveland Plain Dealer Ohio A. C Carey Charles Swift Northern Charlie New London Road New Auburn Sycamore Delphos Akron Chatfield John Plain Dealer P. D New Washington Plymouth Bluffton Pandora

Van Lue band concert and local visitors report

Weekly band concert at Carey on Wednesdays. Numerous local residents and visitors from Landsay Findlay Columbus Allentown Toledo Detroit Dayton and Vanlue attend events and a large funeral at Lee cemetery marks a noted local week. Ten W C T U members met at Mrs Wayne Crawford with prayers playlet and readings as the group planned for August.

Carey Raby Criger Jyne Landsay E. W. ‘Koch Columbus Wayne Crawford Harry Stoll Findlay Sam Earley Toledo W. H. Warley Norman Harry Morehart Lee Cemetery Moore Stevens Eschbach Ella Earley Frances Crawford Delcia- Wicox Minnie Lee Geo. Snook Diver

Residents and Guests Report Weekend Local Notes

Minor Mann and daughter Miss Mildred visited Mt Blanchard on Sunday staying with ill Howard Hayman. Dr and Mrs R E Neu, guests of Clem Alspach, moved from Fremont to Springfield. Dr Neu retired from optometry and will enter real estate business.

Minor Mann Mildred Mt. Blanchard Howard Hayman R. E. Neu Clem Alspach Fremont Springfield Dr. Neu

Corn borers threat grows across Ohio in coming months

Ohio State University extension entomologist Tv Hi Parks warns the European corn borer will spread to new areas this year. In Oak Harbor area counts show over 50 percent of stalks infested with larvae and infections may reach 9 to 80 percent by September. Breaks in stalks and holes in tassels signal the pest as wind dispersal continues.

Ohio yOhio Oak Harbor Parks Sion Ohio ‘State University Tjels

Detroit Youth and Marion Woman Injured in Wreck Near Ca-Te-Y

A Detroit man and a Marion woman received cuts and bruises Saturday evening at about 6 o clock when their car failed to negotiate a turn near the Grover Hile farm one mile west of Ca-Te-Y. The vehicle struck something unspecified after the turn.

Detroit Marion Ca- Tey Grover Hile

Car Crash Fractures Pole and Injures Couple

A Ford roadster crashed, snapping a telephone pole near the road. The man was hurled through the windshield with multiple cuts. the woman was thrown into a field with hip and leg injuries. Passersby ferried them to Carey and then to Marion for medical care.

Carey Marion

Wheat Yield Report From Dugger Farm North of Town

A Dugger farm east of town, 990 acres of wheat averaged about 34 bushels per acre. The report notes high yield potential and notes the field conditions during the season.

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