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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1930
Page
7
Mrs Lizzie Phillips and Vernon Emerine visit neighbors. Many local families host dinners and supper gatherings with the Myer, Kauffman, Day, Gilliland, Eckert, and Gibson households among others. Ailing or traveling relatives visit, with Mary Louise remaining with grandparents after a Sunday outing.
Ray Bushong accepts position at Fahl restaurant in Mt Blanchard while Floyd Wineland family visits from Chicago. Local church groups attend conventions and picnics. fires near town are extinguished. William Wineland dies of heart trouble. several relatives listed as survivors. Various residents and visitors noted, including obituaries, farm moves, and centennial preparations.
Several local residents hosted and visited family and friends across Wyandot County. Sunday gatherings included the Hetzel home in Upper Sandusky for a pot luck dinner with many relatives from Defiance Findlay Gnadenhutten Toledo Lucknow and more. The article mentions travels to Pittsburg New Bremen and Fostoria with multiple dinners and a postponed auto race due to rain.
Frank Ewing bought the Monday property Saturday. Findlay visitors Ruth Shull and Margaret Beck vacationed with family members in Vanlue. Residents and guests from Marion Columbus Hindlay Conneaut Awake Urbana Carey Lakeside and Cleveland shared weekend and weekday visits and travels.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Powell of Toledo visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan Powell. Roy Sullenberger and daughter Helen spent Sunday with Roy Farmer. Arthur Powell and son Lester joined by Sullivan Powell were in Fostoria Monday. F. L. Miller and Helen Miller stayed with Q. C. Rickle near Carey Sunday. W A Wiseley and Hazel visited Brice Leer near Findlay. Williard Laws and daughters Martha Virginia and Eth el and Virginia Croker of North
Saturday visits featured Mrs. T. D. Jacobs in Baltimore. Ed Hatch and daughter Clara from Findlay called on Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hatch Monday. Laws sisters and Croker from North Baltimore visited Mrs. Wm. Bright Saturday. Mrs. J. Lee Miller and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Crates of Van Buren and Mrs. Cramer of Findlay with Mrs. Willis Corwin of Fremont Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Bright and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bright Sunday.
The annual Methodist conference will be held at Oxford from September 1 through 8. Rev R J Turrell 3 will attend for the full convention and Mrs Turrell plans to join on Saturday and Sunday.
Oh Boy shows a new Radox foot bath from England that claims to lift corn roots and remove callouses. Dissolves hard skin on heels and toes with a home soak of two tablespoons in a gallon of hot water for several nights, then lift out the coins.
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