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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
2
Correspondence notes Adrian Byron Curtis sprains ankle and Errold Mayholand improves from quinsy. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ruehles visit Mrs Mary Ruehle. Earl Moger runs a busy garage. Grace Presler stays with Aunt Mrs Nicklas Sopher at Carey.
A bustling display at Ewing’s features leather pocket books and music rolls along with a variety of small articles. Local shoppers browse items, noting quality and value as the shop offers a curated assortment.
Ben Kennerley of Carey visited Lick Run Poultry farm on Wednesday. Henry Fleck and family hosted Sunday dinner for several guests including the Karrs from Crawford and the Gardner family from Tiffin. More visits followed among Logsdons, Gustave, George William, Phillips, and Hansen families. Mrs. Wenzinger received a nurse's note about her brother Peter Henige in Toledo. The Toledo Elks offered to donate blood for Henige.
Local chatter repeats that Carey may soon be named a railroad terminal for the Hocking Valley and the Big Four. Supposed land purchases near Games crossing and shorter worker hours fuel belief, though railroad officials remain cautious. If true and shops are added, Carey would see population rise.
Miss Carrie Yentzer visited Mc Juthenville friends last Friday. Several local families including Ruehle, Sopher, Phillips, and Yentzers were guests at various homes and gatherings through the weekend. Mrs. Johnson’s funeral brought relatives together near Adrian and Forest.
The Houstonia liniment promotes relief for joint pain and muscle aches. It claims to penetrate to the cause of trouble and restore comfort for cuts bruises burns and sore spots. Sold by J D Ewing and druggists with Dr Jones pictured on the package.
Grace Chapel held Sunday school at 9 30 A M with members visiting from Findlay and Carey. Families gathered for Sunday dinner and a Christmas entertainment is planned the night before Christmas to raise funds for a new church. The intermediate class begins a campaign to raise money.
Mr and Mrs C C Laird and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Anna Winter. Several families helped Clarence Laird butcher Friday. Sunday School next Sunday at Beech Grove at 1 00 Preaching after Sunday School Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Additional visits noted among local residents and guests from Wharton with Heart Brashares and Mrs Vogel providing assistance.
Many local residents visit and host guests ahead of Christmas. Lola Essex visits the Garratts. Mrs. Loren Gorstch, Mrs. Tra Crosser and others spend days with family in Findlay Vanlue Ridge Center and Weston. The Moreharts move to Ray Morehart farm. Knepper, LeMott, and Beard families host and assist in meals and arrangements. Lydia Laws dies suddenly. her remains will be taken to Findlay for burial.
The Ammer Dairy Co of Fostoria Ohio invites farmers to supply whole milk for a proposed milk receiving station in Carey. They request written contact from interested producers to assess feasibility and volume.
The Urton and Thomas Store plans to stay open evenings until Christmas. Miss Margaret Myers will spend the weekend with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Fred Zoll of Findlay. Mrs J E Copley and daughter Miss Bernita along with Mrs Margaret Frederick and Mrs Mina Tong motored to Findlay Friday. Mrs Will Hiles and her Cleveland daughter visit her parents. A group of high school students will attend the basketball game tonight between Willington and Findlay colleges in Findlay. State highway plans to import trucks for a new road west of towns despite having already ten trucks at Carey. Shoppers Heber Buggs and Herbert Clark visited Christmas shoppers in Tiffin Monday and saw cousins Layton Patterson of Sycamore Street. Laura Youngwater moves to a new home on Brown Avenue across from Lewis Sloan residence.
A miscellaneous farm and property sale page listing 30 to 96 acres in multiple counties near Carey. Properties include permanent pasture with a flowing well, 6 room houses with cellars, barns, orchards, and tiled wells. Prices range from 1,500 to 13,000 with locations in Dunkirk, Wyandot, Harding, and Vanlue areas.
Legal notice states Carey Ohio will receive sealed bids by January 9 1920 for bonds totaling 99000 dollars issued to rebuild water works and electric generation and transmission facilities. Bonds issued under Ohio law and village ordinance 133 bear 5 percent interest with semiannual payments and require a 5 percent certified check as bid security.
Notice by Clerk H. H. Heck dated December 11 1919 calls for sealed bids and endorsement for Carey Ohio Water Works and Electric Light Bonds.
The ad notes a 7 jewel nickel case Ingersoll watch for $2.25, a gold case version priced at $11.50, and a higher end $800 model, available at Ewings.
An aged health remedies ad claims old age begins with weakened kidneys and digestion. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem capsules as a standard home remedy to cleanse kidneys, restore vitality, and delay aging. Advertises three sizes with money back guarantee and urges readers to ask their druggist for the original import.
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