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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1923
Page
3
For sale by Newhard Real Estate Co. a two story house on Brown Avenue with six rooms, partial basement, light gas and water. Large lot and terms 500 dollars down balance like rent.
B. S. Porterson Co. offers multiple pianos including one Bradford walnut case for $150 with bench and scarf, a high grade oak case player at $325, another at $359, a Kimball upright walnut case at $225, a Kimball Grand at $250, an upright mahogany case at $135, an overhauled H. P. Nelson mahogany at $200, an upright for $50, and a player piano with 20 rolls plus bench and scarf at $275 all with easy terms. Located at 513 S Main St Findlay Ohio 416-7.
The remains of Sherman A. Cuneo, asphyxiated in Washington last week, arrived in Upper Sandusky Saturday at 10 23 and were taken to the Presbyterian church. Funeral services followed at 1 30 conducted by Rev. BE Douglass. There was no music. Rev Douglass read Tennyson's Crossing the Bar. Pallbearers included Judge Charles F. Close, Robert J. Carter, Alton E. Gregg, W. C. Hare, Paul W. Ayers, and A. Buhlardt Jr. Interment was at Oak Hill cemetery.
The Mooseheart Legion women and families will gather for a Christmas tree at Moose Hall Saturday evening along with a pot luck supper. The regular meeting is postponed to January 1 due to Christmas, with new officers to take their places.
A health note states undigested food becomes poison and gas that pressure heart and organs. Adlerika with buckthorn bark and glycerine is said to expel poisons and gas from both upper and lower bowels and may guard against appendicitis, per Chas W Brayton.
Tuesday evening at the Earl Green Post American Legion meeting, officers were elected including Commander Paul Krupp Vice-Commander AL F Byers Adjutant Dr J D Siddall Finance officers Dr S R Bame Chaplain and Historian Howard Snyder Sergeant-at-Arms Ed Bakies Executive committee J Loy Dr R C Van Buren Fred Pieraccin and Charles Calmes were named among candidates and attendees.
Mrs. R. E. B. entertained the Wimodausis club Tuesday afternoon with needlework and a Christmas exchange. Guests included Mrs. A. F. Constein of Upper Sandusky, Mrs. C. Sheridan, and Mrs. Lawrence Nachbar. A dinner was served at 6:00. The next meeting will be in four weeks with Mrs. E. B. Kurtz.
Fordyce Gottfried, five, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Gottfried of east town, was brought home Monday from Mercy Hospital in Tiffin after eye treatment. He was injured last week while playing. a knife reportedly flew up and bruised the eyeball. His sight remains unaffected and he is recovering.
Charles Wirtz of Piqua takes possession of Careys hotel on Saturday and announces it will be renamed the New Galt Hotel. He travels with wife and son while a daughter remains in high school in Piqua. Wirtz previously ran a Miami Florida hotel for five winters.
Saturday night Wm. Lanker of Crawford drove into his barn and backfiring touring car caused the blaze. The barn and its contents burned in under thirty minutes. Insurance covers the total loss of 1,500 dollars.
Robert Gamel, aged year and a half, child of Mr and Mrs Carl Gamel, suffered severe illness from Monday to Wednesday due to spasms caused by bowel trouble.
Local shoppers are urged to pick up a free copy of Gifts at Ewing’s and Pieraccini Bros. Confectionery to discover Christmas gift ideas. Residents report visits, travels, and holiday plans with family in Ada Cincinnati Nashville and Toledo, plus shop ads for dolls toys and household goods.
An old advertisement explains Hall's Catarrh Medicine with an ointment to relieve catarrhal inflammation and an internal tonic to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. It notes sales by druggists for over 40 years and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio as the manufacturer.
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