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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1909

Page

5

Local social notes and visits dominate Carey scene

Residents and visitors weave through Upper Sandusky, Findlay, and Tiffin. Stories detail Hazel Long, Katie Lantz, Frances Cary, and other locals visiting relatives. Benz drivers, painters, and teachers moving about town. and multiple students and staff from Heidelberg Commercial College and Findlay Business College preparing for term starts.

Ary Manner Haxty Criswell Upper Sandusky Hazel Long Theodore Harris Vance ‘Street John Puchta Bowling Green Teachers ’Institute Chas. ‘Elehert Berwick Rawleigh Medicine Co J.T. Myers Alonzo Hunter Lucy Straw B. L. Wallace Marion W. F. Hoker Marjorie Ft. Wayne A. F

Delightful Picnic Party at Crawford

Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Culler with Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Bowers of North Manchester, Miss Dorothea Whaley, Miss Mabel Newhard, Mr. Horace Newhard of St. Louis, and Mr. Homer Wonder spent last Thursday picnicking at Crawford.

I. L. Culler Chas. Bowers North Manchester Dorothea Whaley Mabel Newhard Horace Newhard St. Louis Homer Wonder Crawford

Omission Noted in Last Week's Auto Parade Participants

In last week's issue Schmuck on his motorcycle was omitted from the auto parade participants.

Schmuck

Curious Old London Clubs Remembered in Scraps

A fragment from London Scraps recalls defunct and whimsical clubs of old London life. It lists titles such as No Nose Club Beans Club Man Killing Club Scent Club and Lying Club where members wore blue caps with red feathers and performed odd rituals.

London Thames Pscatter Wit Society Wits Beefstead Club Britain

Status of the Deadbeat in Society

In a reflective editorial from the Atchison Globe the deadbeat is condemned as a trust broken by deceit. The piece argues such a person harms friends, loses trust, and endures social ostracism, facing a harsher moral consequence than those who work honestly.

Ming Atchison Globe

Rounded Knife Blades Origin Via Richelieu Story

A tale from Jenersons Weekly explains that rounded knife ends entered common use in France after Cardinal Richelieu supposedly had a Chancellor’s knife ends trimmed at table. The anecdote links the fashion to a vulgar act and Richelieu’s influence spreading the design.

France Cardinal Richelieu Chancellor Sequier Richelieu Jenrsons Weekly

Anecdote of the Duke of Wellington's mistaken banquet

Professor Max Muller recounts a tale where a servant recites the Duke of Wellington's many titles to an innkeeper. The landlord believes the Duke is hosting guests including the Duke of Vittoria and the Prince of Waterloo, and lays on a lavish dinner for them.

Max Muller Duke of Wellington Vittoria Waterloo Torres Vedras

Alaskan Moonshine Spell Described by Miner

The Ketchikan Miner portrays Alaska as a land under a magical moonlight. Moonlight lights southern skies and northern Inu firths, turning rocks to silver and mountains to giant pearls. It claims true wealth lies in perception, making dreamers rich a hundredfold.

Alaska

Odd Incident Sparks Sleep Time Reading

Me Van Certous wakes at 3am to read the encyclopedia in bed. Emma asks why and he explains an article hinting that much learning can occur at odd hours, calling the moment the oddest time he could think of.

Mre van Certous Emma van Certous Harper's Bazar

Optimistic Retort Sparks Witty Exchange in Paper Humor

In a clipped exchange a speaker asks about a homely girl. The reply asserts the woman pledged to marry him. The retort, noting many women break promises, closes with a light punchline about optimism and romance in a Cleveland caption.

Auto Fire Near Hilty Garage Ends Without Major Damage

Last Monday evening Dr. I. N. Zeig's car caught fire while being refilled with gasoline at Hilty's garage. A burner not extinguished caused the blaze, which burned rapidly and could have caused an explosion. Harold Hilty, nine, capped the can, stopping the damage before further harm. The auto sustained only minor damage.

Dr. I. N. Zeig Hilty Harold Hilty

Clarence Howard to Wed Ella Dugan in Mattoon Ill

Clarence Howard son of Mr and Mrs F W Howard left for Mattoon Illinois where on Monday he will marry Miss Ella Dugan Friends await his return date and details of the ceremony may follow.

Mary Belle Park Tiffin George Brown Dorothy Water Bradley Newark Mr. Bradley Frank Hayes Marrietta Scott Long James Miller Aldo Lee Mt. Blanchard Wesley Patterson Big Roes Johnson Chas. Johnson Ella Orwig Sarah Bartlett Mack Hilty Leonard Baumgardner Lima Steward Baumgardner J. O. Walton McCutchenville Uriah Huber Emil Schlup Emma Lovell Sterner Howland Heidelberg Commercial College Findlay Business College Findlay, O M. A. Washburn Mgr A. J. Riley Findlay WC. E. Cram Niagars American Poultry Association Dudley Courtright Circleville L. E. Straw. Atty J. F. Carlisle Columbus J. Gilliland Miller Bachar Frederick Joseph Roll Tymochtee Creek Irma Gladys Truby Upper Sandusky Dorcas Dow Felker Alvin Ft. Wayne John Hendricks Vanlue Smith-Premier John Schmuck Forest Dame Houcktown Ed Knight W. H. Brown A. E. Constein George Epworth League Fetter A. W. Simonis New Bingel Frank Shumaker Thomas Rittenhouse Lorain Arthur Caswell Ex - Walker Edith Athens I. S Naomi Bixby Napoleon Jose Angeliné Lockrider Clarence Howard F. W. Howard Mattoon Ill Ella Dugan

Quarterly Meeting at United Evangelical Church

The quarterly meeting will be held next Sunday at the United Evangelical Church. Rev. M. M. Rader of Columbus, the presiding elder, will conduct the services.

United Evangelical Church M. M. Rader Columbus

Births For Hunter And Stout Families

To Mr and Mrs Harry Hunter a daughter born Thursday morning. To Mr and Mrs Lawrence Stout a daughter born Monday morning.

Harry Hunter Lawrence Stout

Sutter Receives Model A Regal Car

C. F. Sutter to Vanlu received a Model A Regal touring car bought through A. P. Johnson.

C. F. Sutter Vanlu Regal A. P. Johnson

Lost and found notes and sale rental advert

Public notices and smallads itemizing lost items a silver watch found on Wednesday last, a Roman gold bracelet for a child, and a reward for finder. Also sale notice for an eight room house on High Street with a large lot, barn, gas, price nine hundred dollars. A rent note mentions property not sold within thirty days and a name J Gilliland.

Frank Bakies High St J. Gilliland

Footwear Bargain Offers Dressy Oxords and Sandals

Shoppers can buy dressy oxfords pumps or sandals at prices that rival the cost of only half a pair. Take advantage and get your share of this footwear opportunity.

New Era steam engine installed at Carey Glove Factory

A fine twelve-horse power New Era steam engine has been installed at the Carey Glove Factory. The company has taken the agency for this engine which is one of the best on the market. The factory is a busy scene with eight machines kept busy and new ones arriving daily. The work room is highly interesting.

Carey

Dorothea Whaley Accepts Teaching Post in Toledo

Miss Dorothea Whaley has been offered a position as teacher for the coming winter at Miss Smead's School in Toledo. She will teach Grecian and Roman history in the high school, first and second year English, and seventh and eighth grade arithmetic.

Dorothea Whaley Miss Smead Toledo

Carey Markets Brief Note

Fragmentary OCR mentions values like 18 to 20 40 and 86 with no clear context or subjects, leaving the main event or entities unreadable. No concrete actions or outcomes are evident to summarize.

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