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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
6
Across Wyandot and nearby towns, births mark family milestones while deaths include Frederick Van Blon and Francis Philbrick. weather and crops report hot temperatures, heavy straw, and decent oats yields amid 8 to 9 month school term discussions.
Mrs Lewis Kimmel remains in a very serious condition. Mrs Roscoe Ward spent Friday with Mrs Lloyd Ward and son John. Mrs Ernest Shane and son Clair called on Mrs Forest Shade last Thursday. Miss Evelyn Shuck of near Wharton called on Miss Donna Schade Saturday afternoon. Mrs Roscoe Ward visited Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Shaffer and family. Wallace Shaffer called on Arden Schade Sunday forenoon. David Stout was an afternoon visitor. Mr and Mrs John Stalter spent last Thursday forenoon with Mr and Mrs Ernest Shane and family. Laird Rickie of Richwood guest Wednesday night and Thursday of Mr and Mrs Will Rickie. Crystal and Frederick Shaffer called Monday forenoon at the home of their grandparents Mr and Mrs Roscoe Ward er and Mrs P E Diller and son Dwain of Tiffin and Paul Platts of West Independence were supper guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs F B Schade and family.
Cecil Rader was removed to his home 60 miles north of Carey from the L O Pratt home 3 miles northwest of Carey where he suffered a broken leg Thursday night. He was cranking an auto in gear when it pinned him against a building. Use the Want Column It pays.
Summer flu hits best known locals as Fordyce Gottfried and Evelyn Vaughn join a long list of ill residents. Numerous gatherings show family and friend visits from Carey to Upper Sandusky with many Sunday events and hosts at the Thome and Minder homes.
Wharton area notes report a Reynolds family reunion set for Sunday at Mt Blanchard park. Local births, visits, and birthday celebrations are listed with residents including the Bradman, Traxler, Robison, Smith, Fehnel, Cole, Stephan, and Phelps families and the Class No 7 of the Church of God meeting at the Cole home.
Charles Orwiler of Sycamore hosts Florein Day on Sunday. Florein Day visits Mrs J W Lutz and son Pius in Carey. Several families from Carey and Crawford meet relatives and friends including the Days, Gilli lands, Nye, Bland, Beaschlers, Gilliland, and Haines. Activities include visits, Sunday dinners, and casual calls across nearby towns.
The third annual McCormick reunion gathered 37 relatives from West Millgrove Fostoria and nearby areas at the Mark Karr home on Sunday. A picnic lunch was served at noon and the next reunion is planned for August 3 1936 at the Karr residence.
Florence Jean Hosatros daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Hosatros of Arlington has secured a position as assistant director in the physical education department at MacMurray College in Jacksonville Illinois from which she graduated this spring.
Supper guests last Wednesday at the E. E. Gibson home included Mr and Mrs Joseph Gibson and children Richard Alice Jeanne and Corinne. They visited Miss Fannie Day in Upper Sandusky Saturday evening. Mrs Audley Beaschler and daughters Nellie Mary Alice and Dortha Ann called on Mr and Mrs George Beaschler at Cygnet Saturday afternoon.
A hundred relatives gathered Sunday at M. B. Mitten's grove east of town for the Gintert Hickle reunion. Attendees came from Leavittsburg Tiffin Upper Sandusky Mt. Blanchard Columbus and Fremont. Fred Gintert Leavittsburg was elected president E F Thome Carey area vice president Martha Mitten Tiffin secretary treasurer. William Spackey Fred Tanner McCutchenville and D H Fox named arrangements committee.
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