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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
6
Toledo area social updates include Mrs Mullholand hosting visitors Mrs Gier hosting L M S Fr Reformed church events and Christmas activities. Several residents travel for dental visit elocution teacher Miss Scott receives gifts and hands out others.
Mrs Wilson of Cumberland visits niece Mrs Beaschler while Vernon Phillips and Will Dible call on Fred Dible. Mrs Ruffner returns home to Kenton after days with relatives. Mr and Mrs Steiner visit Granville for Christmas with Steiner's parents. A two week series of meetings begins with Rev Green assisted by Rev Bell from Maryland and Rev Burton of Findlay. one will attend Friday and the other Saturday. Everybody Get Busy Club meets at Crawford school with Miss Blanche Stoll in charge. program includes forestry discussion, recitations, and music by Dorothea Whaley and Stoll Laws quartet. Club meeting postponed four weeks due to church gospel team. Also ad for $2.50 stock tonic at Ewing's, 25 pound pair replaces $12.50 per hundred.
Those who owe money are urged to call immediately at the office to settle accounts with me or with J A Smith who has charge of the accounts. Due to protractedness I am in need of ready funds from Dr J D Southward.
Clint Houser visits Sherman Corfman and Fred Duncan visits his grandmother Mrs H B Miller. I O O F lodge confers third degree on two candidates. Richland Township schools close for vacation January 5. Weather unusual with dandelions in bloom December 20. Wayne Wheeler to speak at M E Church January 4. Wharton to get another garage. J T Howard and Ray Drew form auto business partnership. Nevada teachers G Gibson and family visiting. Funeral of Grant Baker attended in Findlay. M E church officers elected for ensuing year. Wharton High School cantata Old School Days performed with Ida Reber praised. Silver Beech Literary Society debated suffrage. result negative. Next meeting January 2 with new debated topic. 25 pound stock tonic advertised for 2.50.
Mary Dean highlights this fall fashion trend as blouses regain popularity. Distinctive sashes, coattail designs, and tailored sleeves enhance lines with velvet, lace, and chiffon accents. Embroidered lace over maline features a navy palette and purple velvet detailing.
In Adrian Grace Presler returned home last Saturday after a visit in Toledo. Local social notes mention Mrs. Eliza Correll, Mrs Will Dixon and daughter Lottie, and Mrs. Johia Harris shopping in Tiffin. Eli Helms, visiting Arlington, plans to see son James Felms and family. Bessie Ewing spent Tuesday with Earl AHer at Carey. M. E. church to host Christmas entertainment on Christmas Eve December 24 with invitation to all.
A new clock photograph frame item appears as an oblong easel with a sunken clock on one end and a sunken photo frame on the other. A central space holds an engraved monogram or crest, offered in ivory finish, silver, or gun metal for use on a toilet table or chiffonier.
The article notes long girdle ends remain in fashion while the obi bow adds a newer twist. It suggests pressing ends from one or two girdles to fashion a plump loose obi bow, worn either at the front or back, with simple construction and minimal ends.
Walnut Valley notes Christmas greetings and social calls across Adrian Carey Tiffin and McCutchenville. Local families including Kinney Dible Haines and Yentzer visit, along with a Sunday school entertainment and holiday travels to Pennsylvania. A Kinney hog butchering event is recorded with helpers. A 25 pound pail of stock tonic offered for sale at $25.
Mr and Mrs Santa Cis visited the Sunday school last Sunday and treated everyone present. Mr and Mrs John Stalter were guests of Alec Shane and family. Mr and Mrs Chas Hunter and sons Ray and Franklin were guests of the Walter family in Hebron. Mr and Mrs Lewis Kimmel and daughter Corinne had Sunday dinner with Joseph Shane and Jam In. Protracted meeting closed. Sabbath school next Sunday at 1 30 and preaching at 2 30 standard time.
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