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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
5
With McCall Patterns and the Lovely New Spring Dress Goods never before have we assembled such an array of alluring spring fabrics silks silk mixed crepes woolen mixtures flannels wash materials of numerous kinds Colors are beautiful textures different patterns smart and prices start very low Come in soon.
Kinsey Hart's offers fresh fish and Emerine's sells novelty scarves and sweaters. The H B Kurtz Sons advertises rugs hats and spring goods. Various residents visit relatives, move houses, or travel to Toledo and Columbus, with many small town mentions and social updates.
Local residents attend visits and hospital updates, with gatherings at church groups and quilting circles. Families from Powell, Wagner, Weininger, and Mullholand share visits, meals, and prayers as neighbors report health concerns and social events across McCutchenville and surrounding towns.
Pure pork sausage sold at 18c per pound. Emerines Kurtzs show spring dresses. Engraved name cards available at Times office. B G Snyder visited Upper Sandusky Tuesday. H G Chambers toured the county seat Monday. New hats arriving at Ideal Hat Shop priced at 5 dollars. Mr and Mrs J R Joseph of Lima hosted by Mr and Mrs Matt Otto. Miss Lucille Hunter weekend guest of brother Dewey in Marion. Clarence Kinn of Findlay visited Frank Weaver residence Monday night. Grace Thiel returned from Cleveland Saturday. Miss Mary Amrine of Carey visiting Linus Reinhart family. Eyes examined by Dr. See him. Mrs Naomi Hunter visited Toledo Saturday to stay with daughter Mrs Monroe Flicker. Mrs Fred Vollmer of Bucyrus and Mrs J A Grove of Upper Sandusky visited Mr and Mrs O O W Squier Friday. I B E Smiley Bakery interior repainted giving neat appearance. Peter Shultz of Adrian made business call in Carey Friday and checked subscription at Times office. Miss Selma Kessler home from O S A over week-end. Mr and Mrs W Dooble Sunday guests of Mrs Nora Brahares. S H Krebs to Flint Michigan yesterday and will return with several new Chevrolets.
Property deeds list multiple parcel transfers including Earl Moo and Bertha Clup to Joseph and Zeta Thiry for four and a half acres in Ridge township. William Roe and Clara McDaniel to Morris Miser for forty acres in Jackson township. Honsberger to Emery D Paulin for 120 acres in Eden township. Dunlap to the Lewis Bank and Savings and Meyer's subdivision in Upper Sandusky. Dunlap to Henry Failor and Fred Hetzel for parts of lots 136 137 138 in Upper Sandusky. Lewis Bank to Dunlap for ninety five and a half acres in Crawford township. Myrta E Eastman to E J Gavin for 160 acres in Salem township. E J Gavin to George and Clara Gottfried for 160 acres in Salem township. Each transfer lists consideration of $1.
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