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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1927
Page
7
The item recalls Forest events with births at Dill and Wenzinger homes, a Nagel murder trial starting, local prices on candy and oranges, concerts by Salisbury orchestra, and a Knights of Pythias anniversary banquet. It notes births, a funeral, and a destructive fire affecting Steinman’s jewelry and Mapletoft’s store in Forest.
Mrs H B Keller entertained the Coterie. L G Ranger serves on federal petit jury. Local sales include silk hose at 31.00 per pair and black specials at 39¢. Carey's Jolly Girls Club organized, Priscilla Club to banquet husbands. Real estate transfers filed. Ohio Boy's Corn Growing Contest sees top placers from Wyandot County with Emery Yohe leading at 78.02 bushels per acre.
"T was weak, nervous and anemic. Could hardly walk. My doctors ordered Vincl, and I feel 100 per cent better." For over 25 years this simple iron and cod liver oil compound has been prescribed for weak nervous women men and frail children. The Ewing Drug Company. O-4
Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nye of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanley Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Davis and son Forest were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hudson Sunday. Mrs. John Saunders and daughters Frances and Margaret and son Herbert of Alvada visited with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Phillips Sunday. Vernon Prindle of Republic, recently at Green Springs Hospital, returned home Tuesday. Twin boys were born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moser Friday. Mrs. Moser’s mother Mrs. Jacob Moser of Little Sandusky is caring for Mrs. Moser. Harley Tracy of Willard visited his mother Mrs. Mary Tracy and sister Bertha Tracy Thursday. Shirley, daughter of Ray Tracy and Mrs. Sammet, spent Friday afternoon there. Mr. and Mrs. Heart Dible and children Onal Virginia and June visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sammet Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rosendale and daughter Helen and son Clarence of Bloomdale, and Mrs. Kate Smalley, Rosendale’s mother, spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Smalley’s brother Emanuel Burk. Mrs. Rosendale called at the Tracy home in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bloam and sons Darrel and Russel Lanker attended a family party at Wm. Bleam’s home in Carey Sunday. Other relatives present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward and son Cloyce of Bucyrus and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Yentzer and daughters east of Carey.
Last Wednesday night keyholes at the Echo office and post office froze blocking entrances until thawed. Snow and rain blew into the keyholes causing the freeze. The Green Springs Echo notes the cold, and Rexall promotes electric line appliances like toasters irons and waffle irons.
The undersigned forbid hunting and trespassing on land controlled by numerous named individuals and firms. A 25 cent charge is noted for each name appearing in the list for the current hunting season.
New York Central Lines releases a colored Map and Guide of the City of New York offering free mail requests. The guide lists seventy points of interest, 150 hotels, 100 theatres, and the fifty principal steamship lines, with a large map key and transit routes. Visitors Bureau at Grand Central Terminal handles requests.
McCUTCHENVILLE residents share holiday plans with relatives in Ak ron Tiffin and Kings Mill Upper Sandusky and Wyandot friends. A Christmas program at the school and a radio broadcast of old-time music drew local interest as families arrange dinners and visits.
Ada Worst and spouse name their newborn son Ada Monroe. George Ritter and wife announce their baby boy born November 21 with the name David Melvin.
Hosiery in gift boxes at the Ideal Hat Shop. Smoking sets and cabinets at a fair price at Ewing’s. Mrs. Margaret Heribert went to Detroit Saturday to visit relatives. Supt and Mrs C J Palmer and sons Max and Ward will spend Christmas with relatives in Litha. The Carey December 24 Saturday midnight to spend Christmas at tionté. Will Return Tuesday night or early Wednesday Follett Mrs Margaret Dow Mrs Florence Kinney of Pittsburg Mr and Mrs Gail Kurtz go to Marysville to visit Mr and Mrs 4H fr Mitchell over Christmas. Mr and Mrs Byron Ogg Mr and Mrs I L Culler went to Columbus Wednesday for William Ogg’s college graduation. Melford Culler and Alfred Davis will return home Thursday.
The column lists local holiday shopping at Rexall with candies from one to five pounds in fancy wrappers, and mentions A J King and Lawrence Pahl of Akron visiting relatives. It records multiple family visits in Adrian and Elida, a Cleveland trip for Mrs Kurtz, Christmas ice cream brick orders, and S Postle family outings. A Belgian stallion named Lordean II won the King's trophy at Chicago’s livestock show.
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