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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
7
A compilation of local happenings includes lemons for sale at 20c a dozen, quoit games, a push to start a Knights of Pythias lodge, a marriage between Philip H. Shearer and Miss Lucy V Wonder, and a Chinese women's movement against foot binding. Also noted are free baby carriage transport on the Pennsylvania line, a widow's death, street work funding, new houses on E Main, and a major Kirby fire damaging the livery barn and adjacent properties.
15 Years Ago Aug 4 1910 notes 946 youths of school age in Upper Sandusky with a newborn son for Mr and Mrs Joseph Collet. Solomon Myers aged 70 dies July 28 at his Carey home. Columbus faces serious trouble over a street car strike and chinch bugs have disrupted crops.
The July 29 1920 census lists Upper Sandusky population 3708 down 71 from 1910. State plans road improvements near Carey Upper Sandusky for nearly six miles from Lovell to Carey this fall. Cigar factory employs 135 workers with weekly payroll 1800.
Wyandot county sent Merlyn Buess Rollin Young of Forest and Francis Hewett of Carey to the 4 H judging contest at Wooster on Dairy Day Friday August 9. Portage county won first in the 4 H division and Tiro Crawford county took first in vocational agriculture.
Mrs Walter Phillips visited Mrs George Mullholland on Monday. Richard Gibson spent Sunday with the E E Gibson family and called on his grandparents the Florent Day. Several families from Carey Upper Sandusky Fostoria and McCutchenville shared visits with the Gibsons Bland Beaschler and related households Friday Saturday and Sunday.
Community notices list visitors and stays with local families including Prof FE L Hoke and Paul Wenner to Bucyrus and Luckey. Many residents spent weekends with relatives and friends across several homes in Upper Sandusky Port Williams and Columbus. The Sunday school attendance contest wrap party included Eileen Heimrich and others with a noon picnic and games.
Mrs Fred Kleopfer and a son called on Albert Bachar and family. Milton Bachar and Donald Pres ler visited Earl Robison Sunday. Rose Ellen Bachar visited the Kleopfer home Sunday forenoon. Marilyn Rader and Donna Tong stayed with Arthur Rader last week. A number attended camp meeting at Byal park Findlay Sunday. Earl Rader and children called on Arthur Rader Monday. Kloppfer and Rose Ellen Badhar dined with Forest Miller near Findlay Sunday. Arthur Rader and guests Marilyn Rader and Donna Tong spent Thursday with Harley Rader and son Cloyce.
A concise reflection on how omission can carry weight beyond spoken words, emphasizing the value of what remains unsaid over explicit statements. The quote attributed to Conrad highlights restraint and implication in communication.
Mrs. Roger Dyer remains very ill after Friday illness. Cr Cupp returns to seated activity after eight weeks bedridden. Henry Billings and families visit Opper home. Alspachs from Huntington stay with A Alspachs. Anne Miller guests of Forest Miller clan near Findlay. Billings visit Wheeler Wentz in Carey. L C Dipert and sons with Pike visit Catawba Island. Harold Bame of Avocadia dines with Crates family. Ed Chmitlin hosts a midweek gathering. T W Walters slowly recovers from stroke. Lucile Wagner and Fla Miller guests near Arcadia. I W C Walters family at daughter George Smith’s near Forest. Ladies Aid social at United Brethren on lawn south of bank on Aug 17. Godfrey Crates and family from Upper Sandusky dine with Miller family. later with Crates family.
Miss Amanda Mae Southward and James Paul Porter were married Saturday afternoon at 4 30 o clock in Findlay at Dr Miller s home. The double ring service united them as Mr and Mrs Porter plan to reside south of Wharton with Reverend Vava Grace Porter listed as a related figure.
The Carey 4-H club met August 7 at 1 30 p m in the home economics room of Carey high school under Mrs Alfred Davis and Miss Margaret Wenzinger. Twenty one members responded to roll call. Tickets were issued for Wyandot county fair and demonstrations planned for the next meeting. Garments and record books were checked and the meeting adjourned with Miss Francis Green as a guest.
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