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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
5
Local residents from Bucyrus to Union City and Findlay report holiday visits, house guests, and family gatherings. Numerous names appear as relatives and friends travel, attend services, or host meals, with notes of gifts, moves, and community ties.
A wild eight point buck attracted a crowd in Delaware township yesterday. Observers including Quinn Long William Bond and scores of onlookers watched the deer’s daring antics as it hopped fences and vanished into a thirty acre timber tract. Some urged shooting but uncertainty kept the animal free, leading to speculation it wandered from Michigan.
F D McCloy of Pittsburg, brother in law of Irvin and Ralph D Cole, died when his Ohio steel district supervisor’s car swerved. McCloy grabbed the wheel, turned off gas, and steered to the curb, learning his companion was dead. He told Findlay friends of the incident before returning east.
Robert Gear of Toledo married Miss Freda Courtad of Upper Sandusky in Toledo last Tuesday afternoon. Gear is the son of the late W. C. Gear.
Eugene Ewing expresses gratitude for friends remembrances on Christmas and for Moose Lodge flowers sent him.
On Wednesday December 24 at North Baltimore Rev Bishop officiated the marriage of James Phillips of Bowling Green and Floasie Ferguson of North Baltimore. They will reside in Bowling Green where Phillips works for Wood County Telephone Co. Phillips is a former Carey boy and brother to Mrs Ralph Gilliland Mrs Jessie Still and Miss Francis Phillips. He served six months overseas in World War I as a member of the 41st Division.
The Rebecca Lodge plans an installation January 13 followed by a potluck supper. All AH members are urged to attend.
Real estate transfers include Mrs Grant Karrs East Main Street home sold to O L Shumade of Cleveland to be master mechanic at the tire plant for 6500. William Nolns Brown Avenue residence sold to Ross Johnson for 2500. J B Silverthorn on S Patterson Street sold to C A Morehart for 2500. Mr Mohn to occupy his fathers southwest town property.
Mrs Homer Thrall thanks the various organizations for the beautiful cut flowers and potted plants sent during her recent illness.
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