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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
2
Mrs Joseph Obringer is sick with an abscess on the hip. John Davidson and others on the sick list show varies states of health. Thanksgiving gatherings include the Logsdon, Orians, Fleck, and Bushong families with visits to Cayey, Carey, and McCutchenville.
A sale listing shows an Eastman Kodak camera model available at The Ewing Drug Co with price details and purchase terms. The notice highlights limited stock and in-store pickup options.
Kinney and Lawhead families visit neighbors in Tiffin and Adrian. Mrs Lawhead and Lucille Chesebrough call on Elmer Lawhead. Haines visit near McCutchenville. Phillips clan host at Adrian. Penny and Wantey families join Bretz at Adrian. Catherine Bloom and Carrie Yentzer attend Thanksgiving dinner in Adrian with relatives from Oklahoma and Poledo.
We are equipped to give service in nearly every line of job work. The Carey Times office.
Grace Chapel held a Tuesday evening prayer meeting at 7 30 with Curt Plott and son Forest visiting N B Plott and family for Thanksgiving. Numerous local families shared Thanksgiving, with Sunday school at Grace Chapel next Sunday at 9 am and preaching after. Details recount visits by Robison, Hunter, Beck, Coppler, Mingle and Kennerley families, plus a barn-raising and dinner assistance. The wedding of Carrie Shaw and George Goebel occurred near Thanksgiving with a large local guest list and reception at the Goebel residence.
The Ewing Drug Co presents New French Ivory as a desirable item promising satisfaction.
Woodsdale residents and neighbors frequent visits and family gatherings over the week. Delos Doty Willis McRill, and guests from Findlay Toledo Ridge Center and Paulding County appear in a portrait of community connections during Thanksgiving week.
A rain soaked village tale follows Amelia Bump a plain yearner for recognition who meets aviator Victor Fairfax Lassotte after his crash. Amid storms and loneliness she discovers love renaming her life and leaving her old existence behind as happiness arrives.
Ohio State Journal notes a neighborwoman's cautious opinion implying she is open to conviction about the girl's act. The quote suggests doubt about outright labeling as bad.
Four Lutheran synods in Ohio merge to form the District Synod of Ohio bringing together Miami and Wittenberg colleges with 55,000 confirmed members, 230 churches and 250 pastors. The new body aims to expand educational facilities and strengthen church life through consolidated effort.
A Swiking analysis shows Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio spent 66 percent of education as gratis aid to students to promote educational equality. Historic records reveal in 1847 tuition 17 dollars washing 3 dollars and wood 140 dollars total 51.50 dollars, a sizable burden leading many students to work on farms to help pay expenses.
Mrs Joe Tong and children Effie and Kenneth visited her mother Mrs Elmer Pratt last Friday. Mr and Mrs I L Shull and Mrs C F Sutter of Carey had Sunday dinner with Truman Shull family. Families of Shull Gausser and Pratt shared Thanksgiving with relatives in Findlay. Mrs Jesse Coldren and children Nina and Reva from Findlay visited Pendleton parents Thursday to Saturday. Miss Rosellen Sausser returned from Findlay Hospital after appendectomy and is recovering. More Thanksgiving dinners were hosted by Tom Walters Ralph Roller and families from Alvada, Gurey, Vanlue and New Riegel with callers in the afternoon.
The Ohio Federation of Farmers Association calls for township and district units to drive policy, urging resolutions to state legislature on stockyards under public service, interurban stock car hauls, and a pure seed law. It promotes local meetings, school fund explanations, and accountability across party lines.
The Chamber of Commerce urges farmers to oversee rural education with the same care as urban schools. It calls for regular, year round meetings to discuss local affairs and stresses that everyone’s business becomes no one’s business unless farmers engage.
Beech Grove families gather for Thanksgiving meals and visits with relatives including Curtis Plott Forest Plott and N B Plott. Sunday School set for 9 00 next Sunday at Beech Grove. Hebron revival meeting ongoing. Over a hundred attendees at Ernest Shane home hosted with oyster serve. Additional visits include Rickle Laird Gamel Brown Schadeff families in Carey Upper Sandusky and surrounding areas.
This promotion argues that poor digestion causes weight loss and illness and claims ordinary laxatives only offer temporary relief. It advocates a 25 cent NR Tablets course for 2 1/2 weeks with promised relief after the first dose and lifelong health with occasional use, sold by Ewing Drug Co.
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