This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1908
Page
14
A stream of visitors and residents are noted across St Paul including Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Lyell, Miss Flossie Gimberling, Mrs. Joseph Shull, and many another guest. The article also records Christmas and New Year gatherings, telephone updates, and the Sunday school officers election at St Paul with Presser as superintendent and Cor. Stevens as secretary.
Mrs jdorges Wrastlaugh returned home after a visit with her daughter in Upper Sandusky. Blanche Earp hosted friends at Forest Friday. Carey visitors included Mrs J M Twining and three children with Mrs O A Mos. Several others traveled, studied, or returned home after short stops in Findlay Kenton Harpster and Findlay. Wheeler Krider pled guilty to theft at the post office, fined five dollars plus costs, and served thirty days. case handled by Mayor Bristol and Marshal Cole.
St John notes Leroy Wonder is sick. Mrs Uiata Folk of Upper Sandusky visits sister Mrs W H Pine. Last Wednesday Mr Harry van Horn married Miss Bernice Newcomer of Biglick township. D D Cole begins stone crushing. Charles Kaugeier and family had New Year dinner with Wailiam Moore and family. L C Dipet and wife and son of Vanuze visit. Marion Falk and daughter stay with Neille and Miss Kaua Pike visit K M Beck. Broyd Stroud and wife with Albert Bick and family. J W Menoch and family visit W H Pike. Pump station work near BK. Teacher institute at Oak Grove church well attended. Mrs Wesley Thomas visits with her mother Mrs Buja. Gail Beck and family visit William Bowlby. Van Horn sisters attract talent show at Vaulas. James Cross delivers sheep load at Alvada.
Clarence Gibson and wife of Forest visited Mrs W C Gibson and family last week. Harry Drew and family stayed with Roy Drew and family Sunday. C M Wickiser and family were guests of H P Brashares and family Sunday. Roy and Elzie England made a business trip to Carey Wednesday. Miss Fay Shuman returned home from Friday. Miss Lillie Wise visited Miss Zelda Reynolds Friday afternoon. Miss Carrie Wentz called on Jerome Wise and family Friday. C C Weber and wife visited William Baker and family Friday. Mrs Harley Clark visited relatives and friends at Carey and Findlay last week. John Holleran and family were guests of Charles Schafer and wife. Mrs A B Wise visited friends at Forest last week. Simon Kear and Miss Zella Benja-
Mrs Shellhorsey returns to her home after a weekend visit in Wharton. She is accompanied by her cousin Miss Muriel Devene who will stay a few days.
Peter Hepp visits his brother in Berwick while James Lockhart loses wine and cider at home. Mrs. Mary Wenner visits daughter Jane Lockhart with others attending a Mangert funeral. A party honors Ida Fisher near Berwick with guests from Arcadia Praire Depot and Fostoria. George Reinhart tops euchre while a local crowd gathers for drinks and music.
Enoch Bloom spent Sunday with his parents in Sycamore. Florence Haines returned home from Toledo after a few days with relatives. Deaver Ewing recovers from appendicitis. Willie Snyder of Kenton visited relatives here. C C Haines of Alvada spent New Year with his parents. Karl Snyder returned to Springfield after holidays here. George Johnston of Toledo came home for the holidays with his uncle Ford Presler. Neil Leaoer celebrated his sixteenth birthday with friends. The B Y C held a pleasant evening at Miss Gertrude Bakers with music and a fine supper. Guests included Lenora Phillips Grace Presler Margaret Lawhead Vera Mullholand Florence Ewing Dessa Etchen Lulu Haines Frances Clouse Sophia Clouse of Delia. Lulu Haines will host next.
George Opper remains ill with little improvement. Truman Updegraff is ill with tonsillitis. George Stroub was butchered Tuesday. Lula Larr returned home Saturday after weeks with friends at Wharton. John Robison moved Wednesday to the William Greek farm. Grace school opened Monday with a new store. Mr and Mrs Leary Wickis hosted New Year guests Wickiser and daughter Mary and Mrs Harry Wickiser Blanchard. Charles Shaw visited Dea Crawford from Thursday. Jessie Shaw hosts Bessie Benje Dean and Glen Stating.
Borville Stranb called on Obata Shaw Monday evening. Bert Snyder butchered Thursday. Harry Eliott of Stark county returned home after six weeks with relatives here. Miss Wthel and Selous Doppler were with their brother Frank Friday Glen Martin of Berwick at Charles Bebjamhi's home Friday to Monday. George Walter of the Ridge visited W. Frey Monday.
Vanlue notes Homer Breit from Forest visiting relatives, Lucile Keyes from Findlay calling, Carl Treece back from Oklahoma, Emma Wyrick returning from Columbus, and various townsfolk attending New Year gatherings. Water pump work begins on Kurtz farm to supply Findlay wells. Protracted meeting at Swamp UMC and school resumes after a week break.
The undersigned will sell at Public Safe near James E Deary’s residence three miles southwest of Alvada on County Line Road on Friday January 8 1909 at ten oclock. Items include horses a yearling mare colts hogs implements wagons harnesses farming gear poultry tools fodder corn hay stove furniture dishes canned goods and various household articles. Terms credit to be given.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.