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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
7
The item lists events from August 21 1889 and August 11 1910 including local notices, weddings and births. It notes Fostoria free mail delivery starting October 1 Joe Frederitze visiting Bascom Harman Windau sheriff nomination serenade and cement tile factory plans. Real estate transfers involve Riester Ash & Houk.
Practical warm weather menu ideas with scrambled eggs and chili sauce, Maryland fried chicken, and a fruit and cream cheese dessert. Includes detailed steps, ingredients, and serving suggestions.
Dr C A Heaton visits Lakeside this week. Mrs Ella Walton of Toledo calls on friends Sunday. South Bend school reunion held at Masonic hall. Lorain Swerlein tests Friday for Columbus Bliss College. Ada Swerlein and son visiting Henry Lortz near Carey. Will Savial family visit Findlay relatives Sunday. Floyd Beis and son Marlowe of Tiffin visit relatives. Dr W J Dunham Toledo district superintendent preaches Sunday morning. Marjorie Might visiting parents. Marian Shafer and Lois Spoon return from Carey visit. Here Am I class plans picnic at Harrison Smith park Tuesday. Pennington family hosts Joan after visit. Local band, led by Mervin Bare, travels by bus to Sandusky and boat to Put-in-Bay next Sunday.
Obituary notes Mrs. M H Kear of Wharton died last Friday night. Floyd Smith operates a broom factory. A 100 pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Sylvester Schira of Akron on July 29. Mrs Jesse Hart sold her residence on Worello Street to Joseph Thom for 1600 dollars. A marriage license issued in Monroe Michigan to Myrtle Ritter and Harold Rolston Feasel of Carey. Crawford Ridge board sold 5000 dollars in bonds to rebuild the Martin schoolhouse wrecked by wind last spring. Elizabeth Rader, longtime Carey businesswoman, left for Cleveland to live with her niece Mirdin.
Milton Bachar and many locals called on friends including the Kleopfers Miller and Rader families over the weekend. A large crowd attended the year end camp meeting at Byal Park Findlay Sunday.
The article recalls Mary Strahan who ran a dressmaking and millinery shop, later opened her own business, and after a serious operation at Columbus hospital in 1905 returned to focus on hat making and headwear.
Local residents visit and host gatherings across Berry area with frequent calls and visits. Families including Gibson Day Gilliland Lutz and Beaschler share meals Sunday dinners and Monday visits with relatives in Carey Fostoria Upper Sandusky Brush Ridge and Findlay.
An old medicinal advertorial promotes Adlerika as a 30 year remedy that clears gas from both upper and lower bowels, washing out poisons and improving sleep. It urges readers to buy from Chas. W. Brayton, a druggist, promising quick, lucky results by tomorrow.
The sixth annual Nelson and Amanda Corbin family reunion gathered 45 members from Arlington, Kirby, Van Wert, Wharton, Mansfield, and Upper Sandusky at Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky. Officers for next year were elected: Curtis Corbin president Roy Corbin vice president Lillian Gibson secretary-treasurer and Charles Schultz arrangements chairman. The group plans to meet again at Upper Sandusky park on the third Sunday in August.
A playful exchange about hair color dreams between two women. Brunette expresses envy of Platinum Blonde’s shade, while Platinum Blonde reciprocates wishing for Brunette’s hair. The light banter centers on appearance and vanity.
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