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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
5
Local items list Cream puffs for Saturday at Smiley's and many visits across Findlay Upper Sandusky Toledo Columbus and Mansfield. Names include Newcomer Graves Stoody Hunter Beebe Leonard Dow Walters and Beitler among others with varied trips and events.
Mrs Lottie Crumrine shows improvement. Carey visitors include May Hill and Ralph Hill. Mrs Willis Griffin stayed with McCutchenville friends. Ruehle family visited Tymochtee neighbors and attended a funeral in Fostoria. Aid Society served a Thursday supper at Odd Fellows hall. several families and kin gathered in various local towns for social visits and church events.
The next meeting of the Dairy Short Course will be held Monday night January 11 at the High School building. J R Rels Agr Instructor will discuss building and balancing rations for dairy cattle.
The monthly W. T. U gathering at the county home drew a good attendance on Sunday afternoon. Emory Yohe, son of Mr and Mrs J. L. Yohe and a student at Hamma Divinity School in Springfield, delivered an engaging talk.
Christina Hoff was not listed in the Christ Lutheran church Christmas program. Her reading titled The Child That Makes Me Happy was omitted from the event.
Mr and Mrs Frank Long receive word their son Bert of Denver Cole lost a finger in an electric winder. The accident highlights dangers in industrial machinery and the family's concern for his recovery.
In the Want Ads column, Mrs. Jennie Ziut visits Tiffin for a few days as a guest of relatives. Miss Clara Kruger from Toledo stayed with Dr and Mrs R C Van Buren last week. Howard Inches, who visited Kirtland Straw during the holidays, has returned to his home in Cleveland.
An old advertisement touts Dr Schall’s foot relief products claiming instant relief for tired feet and deformed arches. It markets a reducer that reduces friction and pressure to preserve shoe shape, with prices listed at 75 cents and 350 dollars per pair.
Knights of Pythias in Ohio begin a statewide push to double membership by February 1, 1926. Grand Chancellor William H Lueders leads 29 district deputy efforts with lodge officers, aiming to recruit three names per member and form 1926 Pop and Mon Le Fevre classes honoring the Pythian Home near Springfield.
Group Nine of the Ohio Bankers Association posts rewards of 1500 dollars for capture of robbers or burglars during bank attacks in eight northeastern counties. If they escape, information leading to arrest earns 1.09 dollars. The notice reflects banks across Lorain, Cuyahoga, Lake, Ashtabula, Trumbull, Mahoning, Portage, Summit, Medina and Geauga counties.
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