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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
3
A 7% pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ruffing on Saturday, named Florene Erma. A 10% pound son arrived New Year's morning to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerine, named Wilfred Fred erick.
Lydia discovers Blythe has married and invites a shifting power in his house Corrinne. Alicia supports Corrinne as Lydia grows ill from the strain. Corrinne's calm competence wins Blythe, and Lydia collapses before her. The story ends with Corrinne tenderly courting Lydia.
The Luther League met at Miss Maude Snyder’s home Wednesday evening. Rev. Luther Spaid opened with prayer as minutes were read and officers elected: President Elsie Howard, VP Caroline Newhard, Secretary Dorcas Kennerley, Treasurer Virgil Yohe, Pianist Gertrude Yohe, Asst Pianist Jane Spencer, Chorister Mildred Ranger, Asst Chorister Myrtle Laird. Five dollars was voted for India Mission work. Music, games and refreshments followed.
A Dorcas Bible Class of the Methodist Sunday school was entertained Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. A J King by a committee including Mrs R J Oglesbee Miss Jinnie Keever Mrs James Hood and Mrs B E Hudson. The event featured contests and music by Mrs Dora Ferrer and Mrs L L Patterson with vocal solos by Mrs Alphonso Hart. Refreshments were served.
Word is received of the death of Mrs. E. W. Karr at her home in Attica on December 11.
A historical note explains that thunder’s audible range is about fifteen miles and that twice that distance is not a great distance for battle sounds to travel, implying widespread sound travel in warfare.
The C. S. C. will hold a special meeting at their hall Monday evening.
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