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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
6
Correspondents are urged to send letters promptly during the coming month. It will be almost impossible to print letters received after Tuesday afternoon.
Orville Stroub shows slow pneumonia recovery while Truman Updegraff improves. Grace Chapel residents host and visit neighbors including Laird Rickle Devene and Stalter families. School resumes with Miss Florence Mick teaching. New Year oyster supper at the Bickle home draws many locals.
McCutchenville and nearby communities report Sunday visits and weeklong trips. Lester Wenner stays with Carey relatives. Dan Barber visits from Tiffin. Ray and Mrs Roger visit from Fostoria. the Shireman grandparents host Grace and Bessie. Fred Teal returns to Ridgeway Michigan after a Bemisderfer visit.
The office will open from 6 30 to 80 on Saturday evening to accommodate anyone wishing to pay subscriptions.
School opened after a two week vacation and a beachside treat surprised pupils. Local clergy and families attended events in Vanlue and Findlay with gatherings at homes and the M E church. Remarks note new homes, visitors from Michigan and Findlay, and New Year celebrations among neighbors and relatives.
The undersigned will offer at public sale on the Adan Newcomer farm on Thursday January 1910 at 10 o clock. Items include a mare and foal, several milk cows, yearling heifer, calf, brood sows and shoats, chickens, a Scotch Collie, farm equipment, household goods, corn and other articles. Terms: nine months on sums 85.00 and over with note and security. under 85.00 cash. Mrs Lyman Martin, Stanley Jones auctioneer, J Newcomer cork.
Richland Township residents hosted numerous guests over the weekend. George Robbins family Ada Wise Roy England and wife Michael McKey joined Mrs A B Wise for Saturday visits. More guests included Charlie Reynolds Harry Drew George Reed and daughter Mildred Helen Dumm Esther Kadley Milton Eby H B Miller Frank Miller Roy Miller William Smith Hazel Falk Helen Damm Hurd Platt Cecil Wickiser Hugh Brashares and a surprise twenty first birthday for Paul Bell.
Adrian column recounts visits and hosting by local families. lists guests from Toledo Elyria Carey Tiffin Hemlock Mich Bucyrus and Galion. reports a house fire at Ewing's and a large youth gathering with music and an oyster supper.
In St Paul the protracted meeting ended Sunday night with twenty five conversions and seventeen accessions. Local families attended events including visits by L A Beck and family and Miss Emma Lee. Coral Stevens stayed with Laurence Presler. Amanda township schools reopen after a week off. various local guest interchanges noted among Beck, Lee, Essex, Pratt, Hart, Diedrick and Cross families.
Woodsdale reports New Year’s dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Lioyd Thomas include C H Thomas Shuck Vanlue Elwood Egbert family and Mrs Enfield and grandson. Buck welcomed a new boy. Beard guests Bertie Beard family. Forest Miller hosted Jacob Bachar dinner. Several visits and sickness notes. fodder cutter accident injures Peter Grant. appraisers name for late Albert Shuck. Simon Bachar writes from Nebraska about severe weather.
Crawford and surrounding area residents spend Sundays with relatives and friends. Mrs. W. J. Smith and children visit T. G. Laws. Bert Penhale returns from Crawford to Canyon Texas. Mrs. Brayton Davis and Alfred return from Delaware county. others attend anti-saloon lecture at Brethren church. A sled party at Salem township features Misses Smalley Ritter and Karr siblings with music and games.
W. M. Presler of Adrian Ohio lists farms for sale or exchange. Properties range 20 to 200 acres in Seneca Wyandot Trumbull and Portage counties with reasonable prices. Full particulars and applications requested.
Bert Mitten promotes a premier agency in Northwestern Ohio offering dying and cleaning services. He invites inquiries for all related work and asks interested parties to call.
Berwick hosts a masked ball at Berwick Hall on January 4 inviting all. Local residents and visitors including Misses Mabel and Cora Seren of Tiffin, Miss Esther Nick of Fostoria, and Miss Clara Sprau of Toledo were mentioned among guests and social circles. The week featured visits among families in Maple Grove Carey Toledo and Adrian with several relatives noted. A Friday dance drew a large turnout.
Levi Hile sold silos to a string of buyers across Ohio and nearby towns including Sandusky Findlay Bloomville and Nevada with names such as Don Noah Frazier John Rossman Paul Mouser J. Heck J. Carothers B. Wax and G. Von Karel amid varied spellings and punctuation likely from an agricultural or business notice of transactions.
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