Corn husking and visits mark Salem correspondence
Neighbors plan two corn huskings for the Frank Best family today. Henry Brodmant visits Toledo relatives this week with his daughter Mrs. Fred Hepp. Mrs. Frank Best returned from Grant Hospital Columbus last Saturday. John B. and Henry Davidson and others attended the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Denzer. Genevieve and Margaret of Carey hosted at Lick Run Poultry Farm. Numerous local visits and hospital news follow, plus Christmas letters at The Ewing Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brodmant
Toledo
Fred Hepp
Frank Best
Margaret
North of Carey
Lick “Run
Wilfred Logsdon
L. A. Logsdon
Leo Bradman
John [Ahl
Carey
Jesse Stombaugh
R. J. Logsdon
Clarence Gardner
Tiffin
Wilfred Logsdone
Elizabeth Denzer
John
Henry Davidson
G. V. Hayman
Sycamore
Local Social Roundup From Woodsdale and Nearby
Sunday visits and gatherings are noted in Woodsdale and surrounding areas. Cora Jeanette Beck, infant daughter of Earl and Mrs. Beck, died at two weeks old on December 12. Families from Ridge Center, Wharton, McComb, Findlay, Toledo and Carey are mentioned in recent get togethers and a golden wedding celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Jeanette
Earl Beck
Adrian Jack Phillips Improves in Kenton Hospital
Adrian Jack Phillips shows slow improvement at McKitrick hospital in Kenton. Thanksgiving visitors include Miss Emma Haford of Carew, Miss Grace Crumine, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Phillips of Springville, and others. The Ruehle and Ruehte families were also mentioned in nearby social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Phillips
McKitrick Hospital
Kenton
Emma Haford
Carew
Grace Crumine
Bull fight described as brutal by witness in Madrid
Sheriff C J Orwig receives a dispatch from D J Hall in Madrid recounting a bullfight witnessed by Mr Ball who called it the most inhuman sport he ever saw. He claims two bulls were tortured to death, one horse killed and three others gored, actions lasting two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Orwig
D. J. Hall
Madrid
Spain
Mr. Ball
Union
Carey Times Office Offers Name Cards of All Kinds
Local notice invites residents to visit the Carey Times office to order name cards of varied styles and sizes. It emphasizes quick service and customizable options for individuals and businesses. The item suggests a community access point for printed name cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times Office
Grace Chapel Sunday School and Local Visits
Grace Chapel holds Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. next Sunday. Rev S F Banders of Wharton visited Mr and Mrs Edgar Wentling. Mrs Sahn Wickiser and daughter Marjorie visited Ida Coppler. Ida Coppler and daughter Miss Brothea Shaw visited Forest Bingie of Carey. Orville Nye and family visited Mr and Mrs Clare Ear family. Girard Rickey visited Alva Beck and family near Vanlue. Wm Watter and family attended dinner with Sheldon Kloopfer family east of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Wenzinger
John Wenzinger
Grace Chapel
Aaron Suther
Charles
Minnie Young
Carey
Sutter
Joseph Obringer
Enton
S. F. Banders
Wharton
Edgar
Ling
Sahn- ‘Wickiser
Marjorie
Ida Coppler
Orville Nye
Girard Rickey
Alva 'Beck
Vanlue
Wm. Watter
Paul
Martha
Sheldon Kloopfer
East of Carey
Eastman Kodaks Sold at Ewing Drug Co
Eastman Kodaks are now available in a full line at The Ewing Drug Co. The display includes popular models and accessories, with finishing options and reasonable prices for immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman Kodaks
Ewing Drug Co
Community Notes from Hebron and Nearby Towns
Miss Ruth Stillberger and Luella Kimmel spent Sunday with Silas Kimmel family. The Kimmel and Stillberger households shared visits with Clem Myers and with David Kimmel of Wharton. Worship and supper visits occurred between Rinehart families, the Robisons and Kimmels. Doris Stillberger missed several school days last week due to illness but returned Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stillberger
Luella Kimmel
Silas Kimmel
Dessie
Harl Batherton
Family
Desta Robison
David Kimmel
Wharton
J. C. Rinehart
Albert Kimmel
Carey
Tom Robison
Hugh Brashares
Olive and
Lalia
Zelta Reynolds
Hugh—Brashares
Dwight ‘Brashares
O. SE. Reynolds
Near
Doris Stillberger
Jfriday
eShe
Walnut Valley Notes and Local Visits Compile
Delayed Miss Carrie Yentzer visited Tift friends Saturday. Several local residents, including Mrs Earl Moser and Mrs Phil Kinney, called on neighbors last week. George Bemisderfer of McCutchenville died suddenly Tuesday. Ruth Lawhead under a doctor's care this week. Kinney relatives visited Kinney and Lawhead households. Families including Ruehle Haines Phillips Winder and Lawhead shared Sunday visits and near Avvada Upper Sandusky connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Kinney
Near Carey
P. S. Kinney
Phil Kinney
Tarl Moser
Elmer Lawhead
Wallace Ruehle
Frank Haines
Tiffin Shoppers And Local Friends Visit
A series of social visits are noted from last week including IY M Kinney staying with P S Kinney from Sunday to Wednesday. Carrie Yentzer spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Bloom near Berwick and attended George Bemisderfer's funeral at McCutchenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IY. M. Kinney
P. S. Kinney
Family
Carrie Yentzer
Ferdinand Bloom
Berwick
George Bemisderfer
McCutchenville
Carey Times Office Seeks Broad Coverage For Local Jobs
In a bid to expand reader services the Carey Times announces capacity to handle nearly every line of job work from reporting to classifieds, signaling strengthened local coverage and advertising options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times Office
Local Notices Highlight Names and Visit Details
Fragmentary note lists residents and visitors in Kenton and nearby towns. Mentions Mr Phillips, Mr and Mrs Hayes Shirsman, Mrs Ann Bretz, Mrs Will Dible and son Charles, Mr and Mrs Harley Roynon, and attendance at a Walter Beidelschies sale near Upper Sandusky. Also references Adrian and Ewing Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Phillips
Sleen
Hayes Shirsman
McCutchenville
Ann Bretz
Adrian
French Crinoline Screened Gifts For Christmas Lamps
Decorators describe light and phone screens as ornamental electric lamps with crinoline styling. Fra nce imported bisque heads are needed for the figures and silk draperies rest on wire frames suitable as Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salem News
Winifred Karr
Lina Davidson
Will and Charles Hopwood
Columbus
Jennie McElhinny
Hopwood
The
Woodsdale
Thelma Knepper
Bertha McRill
Caroline
Mary Miller
Elaine Farmer
John Kleppfer
Ridge Center
Forest Miller
Lorenz Gorsuch
Nelson Gorsuch
Gerald Hatch
Edna McRill
Cora
Ray Thatcher
Henry Thomas
Ira van Horn
Cranson Thomas
Fred Moorhead
Mr. Moorhead
Wm. Moorhead
McComb
Sam LeMott
Howard Tippin
Audrey of
Findlay
Guy Bishop
Marion Wise
Mary LeMott
Edison
Ewing Drug Ca
Forest Phillips
Springville
Wm. Presler
Erma Payne
Upper Sandusky
Paul Haines
Arthur Ruehle
Mary Ruehte
Miss Ilattie
Seal Bull
Hebron News
Muriel Eshbaugh
Dennis Devene
Wm. Stillberger
Gon Jo
Clem Myers
Walnut Valley
Ruth Lawhead
Alma Phillips
Fostoria
Hainer ‘Phillips
Lucilie
John Winder
AlVvada
George Lawhead
Alma Louise
Mrs. Lawhead
Mrs
Henry Messmer
Harley Roynon
Wm. Slotterbeck
Tymochtec
Mike Griffin
Verne Phillips
Dorothy
Wm. Miller
Esther Lanner
Eva Phillips
Hazel Crawford
Gladys Dible
Earl Moser
Glen Strout
Homer Phillips
Lucille
Sam Smith
Igtry
Croop
Bhyawlang
Glessner Company
Ohio
Dr.d Drake
Iglessco
Ivory
Johnson:Hauling Co
Ross Johnson, Mer
Mutual
Rhan
Burson
Kurtz
Clothiers
the Snyder Lumber, Company
Plaindealer
Educe
Daily Plain Dealer
CLUB
Club al
the Plain Dealer
American Magazine
Ohio Farmer
Club 246
McCall's Magazine
Farm and Fireside
Club 247
People’s Popular Monthly
Sheek
the Daily Plain Dealer
R. F.D
P. Oz
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