Birthday Social For Sisters At Ewing's Sepia Portraits Display
Mrs Bert Adelsberger and others listed attend a birthday social for the Sisters. Sepia copies of the best paintings will be ready for framing at Ewing's this evening.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
4
Mrs Bert Adelsberger and others listed attend a birthday social for the Sisters. Sepia copies of the best paintings will be ready for framing at Ewing's this evening.
Lima Business College resumes after New Year with a four month special course. Students can obtain furnished rooms during study and find job placements after completion. The course promises lower expenses and practical penmanship training. glasses gift ad also noted.
The Children of Mrs Henderson Lytle express sincere thanks to the many friends who assisted them during their recent affliction. Brayton's advertises a good line of manicure articles.
State board of pardons recommends to Gov. Harmon that he pardon George Ury, one of five convicted in the 1901 murder of W. C. Johnson. They assert Ury is innocent due to alibi evidence, while Wyandot County officials say the case was mishandled and misreported. A remonstrance spreads in Carey and Upper Sandusky. January 11 is set for action.
At the last Pythian Sisters meeting an officer election elected P. C. Mrs. F. E. Grooms M. E. C. Mrs. H. A. Kear E. S. Mrs. Nona Hunter E. J. Mrs. Ella Dow M. of
A dozen photographs are on display at Montagues Studio and Gallery through Christmas. The show features a varied collection by local photographer and invites visitors to view the images at daily studio hours.
The W C T U met with Mrs S C Williams Friday afternoon. Devotional exercises preceded the appointment of two superintendents for the coming year. Mrs Elza Jacobs to lead Mothers Meetings and Mrs Lawrence Cook to head Flower Missions. Members reported sick calls and Mrs Williams shared experiences from the Civil War era in an engaging talk. The next meeting will be with Mrs Mary Newhard on the second Friday in January.
Flexible backs large type editions priced from 1.00 to 3.50 dollars available at Ewing's store offering durable backs and easy to read text for students and readers seeking larger print Bibles.
Ed C. Evans, the poultry fancier who arrived last week, has built a store room on his farm west of town and opened a country store formerly occupied by A. F. Hartle.
Brayton’s advertises an entire stock of books at unusually low prices. The notice mentions a fine line of men’s handkerchiefs and mufflers available at G. W. Hickle’s store.
Carey Lodge No. 420 F and A M held an installation Friday night with W M F A Galbroner and other officers installed by retiring worshipful master E G Laughlin. Music followed by piano duets sung by Lucy Straw Gladys Kennerley and Mrs Fred Rowalt. brief speeches and refreshments completed the event.
Ewing's advertises the latest novelties in bric-a-brac and in hammered and brushed brass, inviting shoppers to view a fresh display of decorative pieces and metal ware.
The Travelers' club met Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Cram. Walter Bradley read Forests of the United States. Mrs. M. C. Reynolds described Liverpool. M. B. Smith spoke on England as a World Power. Maynard Cram played clarinet with his mother accompanying. A social will precede a literary meeting scheduled for January.
Kate Nye as administratrix of D S Nye deceased petitions the Probate Court of County Ohio for sale of real estate to pay debts and charges. Minnie Ensminger of Chicago and Herndon residents are named as interested parties. Respondents must answer by January 1, 1912.
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