Local and Personal News Highlight Thanksgiving Visits
Miss Leah Ascham of Adah hosted Thanksgiving with Miss Lulu Perkins. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with holiday gatherings, travels to Toledo and Detroit, and family updates.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
3
Ladies Auxiliary of the G. A. R. Meeting Announced
The Ladies Auxiliary of the G. A. R. will meet at three o clock Saturday afternoon at the Postroom. Important business is to be transacted and every member is urged to be present. By order of the secretary Mrs. D. J. Humbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Humbert
FiveYearOld Geraldine Turnbell Breaks Arm at Pile
Geraldine Turnbell aged five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nelson Turnbell, fell near a lumber pile and fractured her right arm at the elbow and dislocated the elbow on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine
Nelson Turnbell
Appendicitis Operation For Miss Mae Brown
Drs William J and Benjamin Gillette from Toledo operated Tuesday morning on Miss Mae Brown nineteen daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Brown three miles south of town after a sudden attack on Saturday. Advertisement Pays 100 Per Cent A Kansas man lost a five dollar pill and advertised for it. A man later claimed to have seen the ad and returned the bill. The tale ends with the bidder discovering the original bid among his clothes and a lesson noted by the Kansas City Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. and
Benjamin Gillette
Toledo
Miss Mae
Ernest Brown
Miss Brown
Kansas
Kansas City Star
Hardy Animal Is the Goat
Hardy animal known as the goat is highlighted as a profitable livestock option. The passage notes goats can be raised for meat and milk, with potential for high returns, while other species may be less suitable for certain climates or farming systems.
Local Nuptials Fill Ber wick and Upper Sandusky
Grace Windau and Herman Derr wed in a nuptial high mass at St. Nicholas Ber wick with Miss Anna Derr and Mr. Harry Windau as attendants. A reception followed at Wauks hall New Riegel and the couple will reside on the L G Ranger farm. In Upper Sandusky Joseph Weldon of Columbus married Vernes Beidelschies at St Peter s church with Mary Weldon and Leo Strapp as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Windau
Herman Derr
Father Reinartz
St. Nicholas Church
Berwick
Anna Derr
Harry Windau
Miss Derr
Joseph Windau
Wauk’s Hall
New Riegel
Derr
L. G.ranger Farm
Upper Sandusky
Joseph F. Weldon
Columbus
Vernes Beidelschies
St.Peter’s Church
John R. Forrer
Mary Weldon
Leo Strapp
Mr. Weldon
J. F. Weldon
Carey's Huntsmen Return With Trophy Deer
Dr R C Van Buren led the party home from Maine with a 143 pound buck and a doe both the largest animals shot. Byron Ogg and R G Spencer contributed deer as two bucks and a doe and buck. They hunted three weeks near Henry Rapids Camp sixteen miles from Ashland. Horns will be mounted, with Van Buren keeping six point horns, Spencer seven point, and Ogg eight point. Deer were exhibited at Harshberger's meat market and consumed by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Maine
Dr. van Buren
Mr. Spencer
Mr. Ogg
Harshberger’s
Careyites
Pleasantly Entertained Nineteen Hundred Club Dinner
At the Bish home Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs W S Bish and Dr and Mrs I C Van Buren hosted Nineteen Hundred Club members and husbands with dinner and cards Miss Victoria Raymond attended Dinner featured a long table with pink and white carnations Thanksgiving place cards named guests Miss Mary Newhard Miss Christine Straw Miss Dorcas Dow and Miss Alma Bish served The club will meet with Mrs I L Culler this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bish
W. S. Bish
I. C. van Buren
Nineteen Hundred Club
Victoria Raymond
Mary Newhard
Christine Straw
Dorcas Dow
Alma Bish
Couple Weds at Rickle Home in Cardington Area
On November 23 at the bride’s parents home Mr. Walliam Hunter married Miss Iva Mae Rickle with Rev. J W Shock officiating. The bride wore green silk and pink chrysanthemums decorated the ceremony. A wedding dinner followed and the couple planned a trip to Cardington before living with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Rickle
Walliam Hunter
Iva Mae Rickle
J. W. Shock
United Brethren Church
Mrs. Hunter
Cardington
Charles Hunter
Jubilee Celebration at Our Lady of Consolation Church
Jubilee services mark the Christian church’s 1600 year freedom granted by Constantine the Great. Services start 7 30 p m Thursday through Monday with Friday high mass at 9 30 a m and Sunday at 10 30 a m Father Raphael of Indianapolis assists Fathers Fish and Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Constantine the Great
Rome
Father Raphael
Indianapolis
Fish
Anthony
Mehr Licht Club Hosts Thanksgiving Program
Mrs. Jessie Crisp hosted the Mehr Licht Club Friday giving reasons for gratitude after roll call. Papers on Our American Thanksgiving and My Son at Plymouth Rock were read by Mrs. Wonder and Mrs. Hammond, with Thanksgiving Stories read by Mrs. Lantz. Guests included Mrs. Hilty and Mrs. Sutphen. Hammond to entertain December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Crisp
P. E. Wonder
Plymouth Rock
Harry Hammond
A. J. Lantz
Jacob Hilty
G. V. Sutphen
Birthday Dinner Honors Eightieth Birthday of Mrs. Henley
Mrs. I t Culler and Mrs. Byron Org hosted a dinner at the Culler home last Thursday for Mrs. Rebekah Henley of Hicksville who is visiting Mrs. Oge. Relatives attending included Mrs. Kate Wohlgamuth sister of Mrs. Heinley, Mr. and Mrs Harvey Wohlgamuth, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Leann, Mrs. Ida Newcomer, and Mr. and Mrs KE S Burson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Culler
Byron Org
Culler
Rebekah Henley
Hicksville
Oge
Kate Wohlgamuth
Heinley
Harvey Wohlgamuth
Samuel Leann
Ida Newcomer
Burson
Bee Ween Nen Ae Teak Sede Ge
A fragmentary OCR note mentions bees and teak related items in unclear context. No clear events or names emerge to identify a definite news item.
High School Football Opens Friday Afternoon on East End Campus
The board of education approved football for the high school boys and they have been practicing under Supt. A. J. Nowlan. The first game is Friday at 2 15 on the East End campus with a Senior Sophomore versus Junior Freshman literary society match and invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
A. J. Nowlan
East End
For Sale White Leghorn Poultry at Sunnyside Farm
Cockerel pullets hens and cock birds available at 1.00 each. Located Sunnyside Farm Carey Ohio R D 4. Mutual Phone 45. Ge or Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Farm
R. D
Carey
O. Mutual
Local Couple Wed in Kenton Parsonage Ceremony
Dr G E Harper dentist of Findlay and Flora E Naus of Forest married Saturday November 15 at the parsonage of Rev William McK Brackney in Kenton. Mrs Harper has served as managing editor of the Review Advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Harper
Findlay
Flora E. Naus
Forest
William McK. Brackney
Kenton
Harper
Review Advertiser
Coterie Meetings At Mrs Riester's Home
Mrs Edward Riester hosted a Coterie gathering on Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs I Sutter Mrs R C Van Buren Mrs T J Edmonson and Mrs C C Wissele. The next meeting will be with Mrs Harry Keller in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Riester
I. Sutter
R. C. van Buren
T. J. Edmonson
C. C. Wisselle
Harry Keller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carey Grocery Company
Leah Ascham
Adah
Lulu Perkins
W. A. Miller
M. C. Reynolds
John Ritter
Arl Edward
Gladys Bachar
Upper
Sandusky
Merle Dow
Emma Dickerson
Lechanicsburg
Mary Kear
C. O. Noel
Fostoria
W. A. Burke
George Ash
Samuel Young
Herschel
John Miller
Sidney
Clarence Culp
Stanton
Marion
Delmer Angus
Culp
Angus
Ewing
D. W. C. Ray Wen
East Akron
Rev
M.S. Young
Roy Bloom
Bloom
Wm. Bloom
Parkersburg
W. Va
PF. I. Livingston
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Clara Livingston
Woman’s Home
Foreign Missionary Society
The
Lutheran Church
Fred Coy
Galt ‘House
Bucyrus
New Eberson
Flossie Eicher
Belle Stubbs
Lzverne
Ladies’ Auxiliary
C. F. Pflueger & Son
Jewelers
Iing Bay
Mehr Licht
Ste
Cee
Ween
Timothy
Foot Ball
Gome
M. R. Lyons
American Express
Geo. Montague
Barber Sshops
Ptt
Geo
Pierce
Roy
Roy’s Bakery
Royal Baker and
Royal Bakaney . ‘Powder Co
New York
Coterié Meeting
Varey City
W. H. Snyder Mutual
Snyder
Opera House
Billy Kline
Richy W. Craig
Merry Burlesquers
Richy W. Craig “Is
Dorothy Blodgett
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