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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1924
Page
6
Social News marks Michael Boes 88th birthday with a surprise at the Boes homestead near Kirby on Thanksgiving Day. Monica and Emma Boes organized the event attended by 23 family members and guests. A noon dinner featured a large cake inscribed Father 88 years with 44 candles.
At a Research Club gathering with Mrs. Ella Smith presiding in the president’s absence, members shared Thanksgiving proclamations and papers on early American Thanksgiving. Edith Beebe read Harriet Beecher Stowe, Old Town, and refreshments were served afterward by the hostess with Mrs. Phil Henn. The next meeting is December 12 with Mrs. Wenner.
The T. R. C. Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. B E Thome. The hour was spent in needlework and a mystery box drawn by Mrs. Fred Beebe. Guests Miss Viola Tyson and Miss Rosa Summit enjoyed refreshments. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. C H Hull.
The Evangelical church Christian Endeavor society held its regular meeting at Miss Cleta Lindower’s home Tuesday evening with a pot-luck supper. An election of officers will take place at the next regular meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sloman hosted a birthday dinner on Wednesday for daughters Velma and Lenore. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. Mann Miss Ethryn McDonald and Miss Rubydean Yorkeis. Also present were Mr. Miles Mullholand and his daughter Miss May with Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mullholand of Pittsburg Mr. and Mrs. Mark Karr Mrs Winifred Karr Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bradley and Miss Blanche Davis.
The Phi lathea class of the Evangelical Sunday school met at Mrs C R Tate’s home Tuesday evening. During the business session officers were elected.
Mr and Mrs James Cross and their children Wealtha and Zenith of near Vanlue visited Mrs Ida Shaw and Do M Steen and family for Sunday dinner at the Steen home.
The Fortnightly Club will hold a stunt meeting at the home of Mrs. F. H. Frederick on Tuesday afternoon. A pot luck dinner will be served and the club husbands will attend in the evening.
Thanksgiving Day gatherings centered on Mr and Mrs L G Ranger hosting guests while numerous families from Adelsperger Fos toria Upper Sandusky Mansfield Lima and Eaton shared meals with relatives. Notable attendees included Rev and Mrs W E Bradley Miles Mullholand May and Karen enjoyed by the Karrs and siblings at several homes in the area.
Carey High defeated Fostoria 6 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day in a tight clash. Captain Haegly sparked the win with a 50 yard interception return and a 30 yard dash for a second score in the second period. Fostoria threatened with two early first downs but Carey's line held, and the game finished 6–0.
Governor Vic Donahey declares a statewide campaign to curb unlawful gun carrying by private groups and individuals falsely claiming deputy or special police powers. He directs sheriffs and police chiefs to enforce the law and urges citizen cooperation in Ohio on November 21, 1924.
A boys and girls glee club is organized under Prof Moore who also leads the new high school band. Preparations for this year's boys and girls basketball teams began this week with candidates reporting for practice.
The notice invites readers to collect profits from Carey Times want ads. It highlights a potential earnings opportunity for individuals engaging with the paper's classified section.
Daniel Lenner of Stark County Ohio died Saturday at 2 PM at Home and Hospital Findlay aged 9 8 2. He lived near Adrian after moving from Seneca County with parents Christian and Catherine Lenner. Survived by seven children 16 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren and two brothers two sisters. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at Jay Lenner home Adrian with Rev Lewis Speaker officiating. Odd Fellows participation noted.
A 1930s style plea urges backache relief by Doan’s Pills a stimulant diuretic. Testimonial from Mrs Frank Ruffing Carey Ohio cites kidney pains dizziness and frequent urination cured by Dean's Pills from Ewing Drug Co Buffalo NY price 60 cents. FosterMilburn Co. manufacturers.
Interment was held at Bethel cemetery near McCutchenville. Out-of-town attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Willis Rowland of Upper Sandusky, Mr. and Mrs. George Nickerson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ziegler, Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Long Hendricks of Toledo, Daniel Wagner of Jerry Indiana, John and George Lenner of Avilla Indiana, Mrs. S. M. Ranger of Akron, Rolland Lenner and Omar Kings households, Ralph Grubb, and Daniel Lenner of Fremont, plus several local relatives.
A quoted line from Mary Marlowe's Gypsy Royal Adventuress notes gender contrasts in understanding between men and women. The passage jests that a woman may better know a man than another woman, likening men to simple arithmetic and women to a complex decimal.
The quote urges readers to separate great primary ideas from smaller secondary notions that compete for attention. It emphasizes disciplined thinking, focusing on core concepts while managing peripheral thoughts.
The Carey Times invites readers to send Christmas gifts by gifting subscriptions to friends and relatives who have moved away. A package offering fifty three reminders of friendship is available for two dollars.
An extract from a recently probated Manchester will reveals a harsh clause denying the wife any share of the estate. The testator accuses his wife and her son of a “hell upon earth” life and states he wishes to be taken from such a woman upon death.
A Wilmington News Journal line jokes that only three certainties exist death taxes and a man who loves to talk about himself. The quip frames self regard as a universal truth in a humorous column note.
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