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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
6
Local residents hosted visits from John Davidson and Dwight Hath away, and a string of dinners and gatherings across Carey Bloomville Mt. Blanchard and Hamilton. Attendees included Mr and Mrs G Kimmel, Miss Laura Kentfield, Mrs Ralph Hathaway, and many Fox family members. The Pilgrimage and Bruce school reunion drew crowds, with a Labor Day picnic planned at the old grounds.
Notice to farmers offering to write tornado and related insurance cheaper than others. Claims one policy covers fire wind and tornado risks with broad protection. Promises same coverage as current policy at lower cost from the agency in New York with agent contact.
Mrs Jerome Wise of Wharton visited with Mrs Curt Corbin and family Friday. Grover Corbin of Carey spent Saturday night and Sunday with Curt Corbin. Sunday School next Sunday at 9 30 oclock no preaching next Sunday. Misses Gladys and Cletus Platt had Sunday afternoon visitors Misses Ida and Geneva Schade. Mr and Mrs Ray Shaffer and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Kimmel and family. Mr and Mrs C G Rickle and son Addison had as Sunday dinner guests Mr and Mrs Alva Beck and family of St Paul and Myro and Mrs Girard Rickle. Mr and Mrs Curtis Corbin and family had as Monday guests Mrs Amanda Corbin and Mrs Rose Summers of Ridgeway. Mr and Mrs Clarence Crist and family and Mr and Mrs N B Plott spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Chet Nye of near Findlay. Mr and Mrs Curt Corbin and children Golda Mildred Ralph and Bert motored to Morrall Sunday and spent the day with the Coon Hartman family. Mr W A Ritkle and son Laird and Miss Florence Corbin Lad as Sunday dinner guests Mr Roy Cuichiser and daughter Mary. Miss Luella Lahr and daughter Lucille and Mr and Mrs Wm Hunter and daughter Dora Jane and son Blaine.
The column lists events at St Paul including Sunday school and prayer meeting schedules, dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs Clarence Beck and by Mr and Mrs Clarence Didrick and family, and visits among area families. It also notes Schuyler Presler building a new house near Vanlue and plans to move this fall, plus multiple visits among local residents from Alvada Pandora Ada Houcktown and Houcktown.
Mr and Mrs Jack Sopher visited Carey friends last Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Guy Crouse called on P Jinney last Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Wm Miller and daughter Wazel spent Sunday with McCutchenville friends. Mrs Ann Bretz returned home after visiting Sandusky and Bellevernon. Miss Carrie Yentzer returned home from Middletown. Mr and Mrs Sillman and daughter of Bellevue stayed with the Wm Dible family. Mr and Mrs P S Kinney and friends attended the Bogard and Baker reunion at the Upper Sandusky fair grounds with about 50 people from nearby towns.
Miss Madge Knowels spent Sunday with Desta Robison. The Searfoss reunion drew Orval and a large Kinfolk. Tom Walter of St Paul visited C. L. Stout home Friday afternoon. Ralph Clark stayed a week with his sister. Mrs Frank Kennerley visited Orval Staley and Reva. Mr and Mrs Peter Prank and others joined dinner at the Stout home. Numerous neighbors shared Sunday visits and family gatherings across Hebron.
Community notices list reunions at Findlay park Meadowbrook and Beech Grove, plus visits and outings among residents. Highlights include Bethel cemetery supper earnings of 286.18 dollars, a 14 foot fall injuring Carl Chaney, and several trips and family visits to Akron Bloomington and St. Louis.
Mrs Wm Hendricks visited Mrs Jay Loy on Wednesday. Several families including the McRills and Hutsons spent weekends visiting, with relatives in Findlay Ada Springville and Tiffin noted. Guests included William Keller, Culvier Gorsuch, Carrol Beard and others visiting kin and attending colleges.
Mrs Carl Treece and children came home from Portage county on Saturday after a week with Mrs Treese's parents Mr and Mrs John Garrett. Mr and Mrs Forest Miller and family called Sunday afternoon at the John Kloopfer home to see Ray Thatcher. Ray is some better at this writing.
Martha Dipert is granted a divorce from Carey F. Dipert. Custody of minor children awarded to the plaintiff with reasonable visitation for the defendant. The defendant must pay $12.50 weekly for child support, first payment due August 23. Each party to bear half the costs.
Mr and Mrs George Lowery and their son Jack of Dewey Oklahoma arrived Sunday noon for a month long visit with relatives here. The trip covered 1001 miles in 10 days including stops and camping. Mr Lowery is a son of Mrs John Lowery south of town and brother of Mr E G Snyder of a city. On Monday he and his family with Mr and Mrs Snyder and Mr George Wright drove to Tiffin and brought Mrs Lowery home after her visit there.
Deputy Sheriff Edd Lambright has accepted a position as Big Four detective with headquarters in Carey L&E. Christian, formerly Big Four detective here, has moved to Springfield. Mrs. Christian will join him once a house is secured.
About 110 Bachar family members met at the park for the annual reunion on Wednesday. Sherman Bachar of Toledo was elected president with James Bachar of Fostoria as vice president, and Mrs. John Kloppfer of Ridge as secretary. A committee of arrangements includes Jesse Morehart Deshler Mrs A L Kime Findlay Mrs W P Miller Van Wert Mrs James Bachar Fostoria and Wm McDonald Carey. The 1921 reunion is set for the third Wednesday in August at Carey park.
A township Sunday School convention will be held at the United Brothers church encouraging all schools to engage in organized Sunday School work. The note urges broader involvement beyond the township to global reach.
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