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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1911
Page
4
A festive Christmas gathering was hosted at the residence of Way and Mes A F Hartle with guests listed as Mr. and Mrs. West Floyd Spitzer and B L Thompson of Enton, Mr. and Mrs. F S England and children Melvin and Helen, Mr. and Mrs. W M Pontius and children Isther and Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Cory Chambers and Miss Elizabeth Rader.
Next Monday evening the Travelers' Club will be entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. D Myers by Miss Mattie Myers Mrs. S. B. Beitler Mrs. M. C. Reynolds and Miss Bertha Van Heyde A literary program will follow the social with dinner served at 6 80 PM
Mr and Mrs George Ash presided at a delightful Christmas dinner. Their guests included Mr and Mrs E F Thome and son Clarence, Mr and Mrs W A Burk of Upper Sandusky, Mr J H Ulvich and daughters Rose and Sarah, and Mr Samuel Ash.
The Rev Father J G Mizer announced to his congregation that he will continue as pastor of Our Lady of Consolation Church despite rumors of change. The decision brings relief to his parishioners and many friends in the area.
Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. W. Baker included Mr. and Mrs. George Croker, Mr. and Mrs. George Ash, Mr. Samuel Ash, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Thome and son Clarence, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips, and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Baker.
James Zirkle Sutphen a leading Carey citizen died after a brief illness at his West Main Street home Monday night at 10:30. Born July 25, 1836 in Fairfield county Ohio he moved to Carey in 1867 and helped secure the Hocking Valley railroad through Carey and the Lutheran church site. He leaves a Mary Elizabeth Pugh wife two sons Charles R Sutphen Guy V Sutphen two grandchildren three brothers and one sister. Funeral services were set for 2 pm with Rev Luther Spaid. three local clothing stores to close for the funeral with pallbearers named.
A column argues local merchants should advertise in newspapers rather than rely on mail order rivals. It urges showcasing goods in shop windows, offering easy exchanges, and coordinating with surrounding farmers. It cites catalogue houses as legal, compares costs, and advocates 4 percent ad spend to boost town commerce.
Anaheim Pullerton Orange and possibly Santa Ana may join a large sewer system with ocean outfall. Fullerton trustees seek a conference with Anaheim to discuss the plan as other towns will be approached. Orange expresses willingness to participate and the Anaheim Sugar Company is invited to engage.
A shopper in a store objects to being used as a walking advertisement when clerks wrap a purchase in printed paper. She asserts readers see newspapers as the proper place for advertising.
An Alvada area resident named Tobias Martin calls a chilly spell a needed reprieve. He explains it would kill the inch bugs that plagued last year and notes cold weather does not freeze them. He adds the cold could reset pests rather than harm crops.
Henry C. Payne is a guest at the home of his sister Mrs. Samuel Hanna.
Ralph D England and the bride from Mt Blanchard were married at the bride's uncle Warner's home in Mt Blanchiard. A luncheon followed. The couple, members of Big Oak United Church, were wed by Rev Moore of Carey. They plan to reside in the old home neighborhood. The Binleys from Toledo were en route to Hancock county relatives.
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