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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
8
A string of visits and gatherings from Findlay to local homes is recorded. Residents including Mrs. Wm Eatherton and Mrs. Iran Crosser share Thursday and Monday engagements with friends and family. Gerald Hatch visits from Findlay. the community notes numerous Sunday dinners and weekend guests. The piece closes with a Kodak Christmas gift promotion from The Ewing Drug Co.
Kiddies are reminded of a fresh toy department at Ewing Drug Co featuring new items in the latest toy line.
Mrs Roscoe Ward visited daughter May Shaffer and family Sunday. Several Plott families and Yentzers visited relatives and shared meals. A Sunday school session is set for 9 30 next Sunday followed by a Christmas program. Funeral attendance cited for the infant child of Ville Stroub. Local families hosted Stout butcher helpers Thursday with neighbors from St Paul and Wharton.
An item describes a well stocked toilet department featuring Vantine’s Incense and Incense Burners with mention of Ewing Drug Co. as part of the supply network.
Miss Eva Day spent Saturday to Wednesday at Kanton. Mrs. Sarah Gibson visited at E. E. Gibson’s home from Wednesday to Saturday. Miss Doris Noel of Tiffin stayed Saturday to Monday with her father Casper Noel. Mr and Mrs Charles fceps and family were Sunday guests at Alber Kummerer’s in Salem. Doctor Gilliland and family were Sunday at John Gilliland’s home. Charles Hayman hosted Sunday dinner for James Beard and family, Rallah Bacon and daughter Jennie of Mexico, Lydia Hayman and Scott of Upper Sandusky, and Florence Hayman of Tiffin. John Bland, son of Alf Bland, had a bad accident at Berry school last week while playing with his brother Paul, breaking his nose. An offer to supply box cigars for employees.
Mrs S S Smith plans several days in Findlay. Miss Mary de la Tramaide visited Mrs Warren Luzader in Carey. Mr and Mrs Wilford Presler visited with Mr and Mrs Jai Wil lems on Sunday. Misses Ruth and Johnsie Coldiron called on Mr and Mrs Charles Couch and family Sunday. Mr Welly of New Riegel and Mr.
Miss Katie Lortz of Gargy visits with sister Mrs. C Ghith and Miss Frances Riester. Mrs. Joseph Jacoby and others call on Sunday. Families gather for dinners and suppers at multiple homes. Illnesses noted as Mrs. Ambrose Orlans improves. Apple show trip to Toledo by Henry Bradman. Cantata tickets available at Ewing's store for Wednesday morning December 1.
Last Sunday Mr R H Heim of Springfield preached to three congregations. Queen Esther class met at Miss Lucy Straw's home. Mrs Bradley's class held a teen supper with Mrs A F Byers. A F class to meet at William Ogg's home Thursday. Elsie Howard's class to have a pot luck at Ruth Ewing's Saturday. Next Sunday Rev Lewis P Speak er of Battle Creek Mich will preach and the Sunday school will hold its annual election of officers.
Mrs EB Swihart is ill at home on Main Street. Residents visit Findlay for shopping and midweek guests join Mrs G B Leid er. Local families plan travels to Tarpon Springs and Mt. Pleasant. The U B and Methodist churches hosted lectures and missionary programs with choral pieces and readings. Ingersoll watches sold by Ewing Drug Co. end of column.
Grace Chapel notes that Nial Beck is improving from sickness. Sunday school is set for Grace Chapel next Sunday at 9 30. Several local residents—Rob Rummel Wharton. Henry Kennerley family. William Bushong and Miss Maxine Bushong. Ed Coppler. Walter Updegraff. R Coldren Vanlue. Ernest Beck family—visited or hosted in recent days. John Wickiser building hog house for Ernest Beck unable to work due to grip. Marion Beck of Mr Blanchard returned home after helping care for Nial Beck.
The Snyder Lumber Co sues The United Food Co in Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio. An attachment order was issued December 6 1921 for 5375 plus costs and the hearing is set January 16 1922 at 10 o clock. Also classified ad for Hamilton Brokerage Co seeks a business man salesman or farmer with good local standing and offers steady local employment.
All persons owing accounts to Ash and Houk or holding bills against the firm are urged to call at the Corner Hardware store to settle as the partnership closes. A complete assortment of Auto Strop Gem Gillette and Ever Ready Safety razors has just been received. The Ewing Drug Co.
A reflective piece portrays Jesus as the Great Giver not through material gifts but through immeasurable acts. It credits Him with the sympathetic hand, genial mind, generous heart, and courageous spirit that elevate humanity toward the divine. It notes the Father first gave the universe and then His Son, offering His Spirit.
In England it is common to serve soft sauces with plum pudding while hard sauces, preferred by the author, accompany the dish. A hot custard enriched with condensed milk is praised for extra creaminess, and a butter-based sauce with added sugar is noted as another favorite.
The piece recalls King of Siam sending Queen Victoria a silver frying pan each Christmas, and Thomas Carlyle once gifting his wife five pounds for a promised washstand. It notes such acts as a curious, perhaps routine, expression of affection reflecting male habits of the era.
Infant Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Stroub of 451 E South St, died Saturday at 11 00 a m of congestive lung disease. He was 1 month 14 days old. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p m from United Brethren church Carey with Rev C Reed officiating. Burial was in Old Mission Cemetery Upper Sandusky. Flowers were sent by several neighbors.
Members and friends of the Men s Fellowship Class of the Sunday school are requested to attend the regular monthly class business meeting Friday evening at 7 30 at the church Oyster stew will be among the pleasant features Remembering profitable meanings of the past let none be conspicuous by their absence on this occasion
About 100 rockers to pick from. Order one today and we will send it to your home for Xmas. Diller.
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