Christmas Social Roundup From Carey to Upper Sandusky
Several Carey and nearby-area families hosted and visited over Christmas. Matted gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Laws, Alfred Davis, the Smiths of Carey, the Kurtzs of Carey, and many others. Attendees ranged across Harpster, Fremont, Vanlue, Wyandot County towns, with exchanges at the Proctor, Turner, and Moser homes and a church program on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Davis
Ohio State
Richard Smith
Carey
Edith Karr
Frank Stanley Ee
Ralph Kurtz
Warren_Stevens
Myrtle Bingle
J. B. Mathews
James
Harpster
Ignatius Logsdon
Fremont
Ralph Haford
George Srewed
Héwett
Levi
Carl
Howard
Lewis Knepper
Vanlue
Homer Phillips
Lucille
Gerald
Margaret Dion
John Minder
Rrvada
Catherine Turner
Albert Turner
North Wi
George Turner
W. H. Karr
Harley Baughman
Glen, Howard
Reva
Chas. Benjamin
Lloyd Sworden
Toledo
Alva Dean
Or‘ville
Notable Local Notes and Events From Past Days
My Other Days Twenty five Years Ago notes horses teeth science. Philip Nagel guilty and to be electrocuted April 15. Town ads list Little Shoe Store prices over two dollars and under two dollars. Merle Dow and Mac Dow arrived from Kentucky for a visit. Jacob McKee buys Samuel Newcomer farm northeast of Carey. Mr and Mrs Claude Beitler of New Washington will visit relatives over the holidays. Ira P Clark and Ida BE Cole wed at high noon. Robert Rowe leaves Braddock Pa now in Cleveland in furniture trade. Walter Phelps and James Ogg return from Paris Ky assisting a telephone plant. they stay until next Sunday. Carey farmers institute elects J M Ruffner president, J W Powell VP, E E Mench secretary, Sylvester Shuman treasurer, and exec committee John Davidson Grant Long Samuel Layman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Nagel
Little Shoe
Merle Dow
Mac Dow
Kentucky
Jacob McKee
Samuel Newcomer
Carey
Claude Beitler
New Washington
Aew
Elyes
Henry ‘Long
Robert Rowe
Braddock
Cleveland
Walter Phelps
James Ogg
Paris
Carey Farmers Institute
J. M. Ruffner
J. W. Powell
E. E. Mench
Sylvester Shuman
John Davidson
Grant Long
Samuel Layman
Warner club meets with Mrs Zint and local snow chaos
The Travelers' Club gathered with Mrs Zint Monday evening as a light snowfall disrupted the town. Infirmary bought 200 bushels of corn at 40 cents per bushel from Noah Kotterman, while Mrs Naomi Shull, widow of Frank Shull, died at her home near Vanlue. War and navy orders require airship trainees to abstain from alcohol with double pay. city officials banned games of chance in town.
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Travelers’ Club
Zint
Infirmary
Noah Kotterman
Naomi Shull
Frank Shull
Vanlue
Shull
Joseph
Edward Shull
Cslamahitan Uwe
Llanes
War and Navy Departments
Marshal Buckland
Mayor Laughlin
Herbert
Vic
Albert Tong
Vantue
H B Tong
West Town
Elias @hrash
Vanine
George [Tong
Mary E Cross
Carey
Me Wm Howard
Blanchard
Regular cat prediction of early death
A fragment from Tit Bits presents a conversation about a cat and a warning that the speaker may die young, as a woman friend remarks on the absence of the speaker’s long life. The excerpt shows tone and social chatter typical of the period.
Thasine Delivers Quick Relief for Coughs and Sore Throats
A famous physician’s prescription Thasine relieves persistent coughs and sore throats within minutes. The formula claims to reduce inflammation without harmful drugs and is marketed as safe for the whole family. Sold by The Ewing Drug Co and all good drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Drug Co
All Good Drug Stores
Golf Cure Provokes Doctor Laughter
A golfer quizzes a physician about using golf to ease work stress and the doctor jokes about prescribing a remedy to restore focus. The exchange highlights lighthearted banter over golf as a cure.
Carey Times Subscription Offer Shown on Page Six
A page six Detroit style notice promotes Carey Times subscriptions with rates, durations, and signing options. It highlights discounted rates for annual plans and mentions delivery details to local subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Big Dam Patter and Keokuk Reflections
A sprawling humorous monologue recalls conversation in a theater line about a couple with loud talkers, the Keokuk dam claim, and casual social satire. It weaves in odd observations on money, home life, and distant places, ending with a wry note on laughter and social din.
Keep off the preacher's lap in cautionary notes
The quote explains a regulation postscript to letters home urging readers to avoid relying on religious figures for comfort, illustrating cautionary social norms from Dusty Miller in Highway Topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty Miller
Buckeye Reduction Co Notice to Farmers
Notice from The Buckeye Reduction Co of Findlay Ohio offering to pay telephone charges on dead stock orders and provide removal free of charge. Contact Sunday and evenings at 3659 or phone 475 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Reduction CO
Findlay
Ohio
Local residents share visits and a house fire in Fort Royal
Fort Royal residents are listed visiting relatives and friends in Findlay Toledo Carey and Fostoria. A Putnam home caught fire Sunday around 2 am damaging part of the roof. Christmas dinners and gatherings are noted with multiple families including Romig Tong Hartle Baughman and others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlo Romig
Fostoria
Truman Romig
John Nye
Near Findlay
al Putnam
Walter Baughman
Carey
George. Baughman
Harry
Mary
Willis Putnam
Romig
Ruth
Louise
Truman
John Romig
Elizabeth Romig
Any Old Place
Exchange about husbands and dens in a short dialogue. Ether She notes the husband smokes in the den while the other says he growls all over the house. The witty exchange contrasts private space with a volatile home atmosphere.
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Crawford
Wm. Wright
T. G. Laws
F. W. Hurd
Sycamore
Margaret
Madeline Pipes
Joe Dibie
Ralph Haferd
Angie
Mary Elizabeth
Franklin
David
Upper Sandusky
Burtchin
Jacob Moser
Edna
Marion
Lis Santiusay
Mae
Clifford Harris
Billy
Glenn
Clara Louise
Clyde Moser
Moser
Tayin
Mark Warr
Lina Davidson
Miles Mullholand
Miss May
W. G. Bradley
Wm Sammier
Mary Lanker
Heart Dible
Opal
Virginia
June
Lucille Bloom
Wm. Zimmerman
Fred Sticf
Lew England
Peter Beaschler
B H Davis
R. G Hetzel
Lucy
Horace
Davis Home
Audley Beaschler
Helen Ssssex
Mr Beaschler
Audley
Pearl Edna
Miss Essex
L. Tracy
Tracy
J M Hlder
Corinne of Willard
Mary Tracy
Bertha
Jacob Smalley
Ray Tracy
Jack and
Shirley
Etgins
The
A. S. Wise
Ida Beckwith
J. B. Kurtz
LeRoy Won Dier
Ira P. Clark
Ida BE. Cole
Ord
Dearie
Keokuk
Macomb
Hill
Mississippi River
Grova
Selah
Willie
Henry
Tve
Trumbull
L. BR. Thatcher
Sparton
Sparton Electric
Sparton Radio Heathfinder of
Fort Royal
Fred Cole
Harry Calvin
Near Wharton
George — Baughman
Charles Tong
Garfield Tong
A. F. Hartle
Letta Hartle
Wm Pontius
Esther
Ralph
Columbus
A. T. Baughman
Dale
Hirae
Doris
Clarencé
Baughman
Henrietta
Pro
Eugene Baughman
Ardén
Herman
Melvin
Vera
Mole
Glen
Lester Wilcox
Betty
Junior
Arthur Lininger
West Gay ST
Fidelity Building, Loan & Savings Company
Columbus, Ohio
the Fidelity
Elza Jacobs
W. R
Zeis
Winchester
Wayne Universal
Wayne
the Carew Farmers Co-op. Co
Mutual Phone
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