Men’s Handkerchief Sets and Fancy Handkerchiefs Sale
Sets of three men’s handkerchiefs priced at 75 cents and 1.00 per box. assorted fancy handkerchiefs offered from 25 cents to 1.00. Boxes feature attractive borders and styles.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1928
Page
1
Sets of three men’s handkerchiefs priced at 75 cents and 1.00 per box. assorted fancy handkerchiefs offered from 25 cents to 1.00. Boxes feature attractive borders and styles.
Beaded bea con cloth robes with fine trimmings and rayon lounging robes priced from 6.50 to 14.00. Includes matching slippers and a range of styles for lounging at home.
Hosiery brief notes selecting patterns from Interwoven and Monitor lines in wool and silk. Sold in attractive boxes with prices ranging from 50 cents to 1 dollar and a half.
Silk ties priced from 1 to 2.50 dollars promise longer lasting good looks due to wrinkle-resistant roseline linings used in the service and party wear.
White or figured broadcloth dress shirts with new shaped collars attached sold in gift boxes. Ideal gift option priced from 1.50 to 3.50 dollars.
Mr Dustman writes from Carey praising the town’s growth since 1884. He recalls torchlight parades, farm life, schools, and the region’s pioneers, honoring industrious families and the women of Crawford township. He honors progress from horse and buggy to modern transport and rail, lauding settlers who built churches and schools and left a rich heritage.
A December 24 gathering at Vanlue High School will bring 400 to 500 children a Christmas treat. Committees organize the program and a long list of performances features students from multiple grades and local volunteers. The message ends with holiday greetings from Stanley B. Dustman.
Carey Memorial Evangelical church hosts a Christmas program with Sunday school leading all services December 23. At 1045 the Junior and Primary departments perform a Christmas program and a special offering is taken. At 730 pm the adult departments present Miriam's Vision and children rehearse Saturday at 2 pm.
On Sunday evening at 7 50 a Christmas program will be presented by the Sunday school children and young people. An early Christmas morning worship is planned for Tuesday at 6 o clock with carols by youths, choir music, and a Christmas sermon by the pastor.
The WBA announces a Christmas exchange event to be held Friday evening with all Juniors invited to attend for a special treat.
Special on permanent waving offered at Wild Rose Beauty Stroppe for $7.50. Telephone 313.43tf.
A poem reflecting on how Christmas brings out the best in men. The speaker contrasts selfishness with generosity, noting that during the season a man’s kindness grows, petty hate vanishes, and his heart opens to others, closer to how God sent him here to be. Verses echo Edgar A. Guest’s sentiments.
Mrs Henry Brooks of Midland Michigan died Wednesday after long heart trouble. She was 67 and survived by husband Theodore Brooks and three children Omer Dorothy and Mrs Arthur Des Jarden. Also survived by four sisters and three brothers and five grandchildren. The family resided in this area before moving to Michigan 17 years ago.
C A Wentz and Forest Wenner earned top honors with their Belgians amid the heaviest Belgian class in years. Lordeau II won grand champion, Wenner’s stallion Loreaun II was second in yearlings, and both horses led several dam produce prizes. Lordeaul II later shipped to Hagerstown Maryland after purchase by W J Shafer.
A 10-pound son named Fleury Rea ert was born Wednesday December 22 to Mr and Mrs Leo FoDrolf of Fostoria at the home of Mrs Dredls parents Ver and Mrs Peter Arend west of town. He was baptized at Own Lads of Consolation chapel with sponsors Mr Thenry and Miss Laeible read.
Notices offer cleaning service from Simkins Dry Cleaning at 219 Findlay Street Carey. Orders include coats suits dresses and gloves with delivery and phone contact, running until December 24.
The Hocking Valley will carry mail on two trains next Sunday to speed Christmas service. A northbound mail train leaves at 9 21 a m and a southbound train at 7 36 p m.
Registrar F W McClure reports 1929 auto tags moving in fine shape with Carey’s allotment of passenger tags ranging from 36 601 to 37 60 for the year.
The Carey community exceeds expectations in the second week of the Christmas Seals drive with $308.67 raised from bonds and seals. Committee members led by Mrs. H L Wenner praise volunteers including Mrs B B Kurtz Mrs W N Johnson and Gail Kurtz and note grade school pupils handled seals to the close of the drive.
Monday night about 9 15 fires destroyed a barn near the Big Four round house of Wm Theis and a Studebaker car, with losses around 1000 partly insured. A Tuesday fire on B North street owned by J R Miller caused 200 damage during remodeling due to a defective flue. discovery about 8 15.
On Thursday evening November 27 an entertainment box social and cake sale will be held. Attendees bring boxes and cakes for sale while youths and attendees mingle. Proceeds support community activities at Caimes hall with a walk and social after.
Eastern Star Crawford chapter number 1680 will meet Friday evening at seven. Initiatory work and installation of officers are planned with Mrs F A Galbroner as installing officer and Wre S A Krebs as installing marshal, Mrs Margaret Dow as installing chaplain. A social hour will follow.
Public notice warns that dumping ashes on streets is forbidden and violators will face enforcement under the ordinance. Readers are urged to heed the order and comply with the ban.
Members of the Moose lodge and their families will attend a Christmas party at Gottfried Hall this Thursday evening at 7 36 o'clock.
A benefit card party will be held Thursday evening December 27 at 8 oclock. Hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion Hall corner of Vance and Findlay streets.
The children who are to take part in the Christmas entertainment at Memorial Evangelical church will practice at the church Friday evening after school.
A meeting of the Pythian Sisters will elect officers this Thursday evening. All members are urged to be present for the vote and proceedings.
Ad promotes full fashioned hose priced at 199 dollars at the Ideal Hat Shop. The fragment notes a female shopper and a casual remark about someone being fine.
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