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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
6
Local notes recount visits and social calls among residents of Carey Fostoria and Findlay areas. Families including Newcomer Lehman Wisner Wise Schubert and Thomas share Sunday visits and weekend gatherings with relatives and friends across multiple farms and towns.
Listed social items from McCutchenville include Carey visitors G A Mullholand and Tiffin shoppers Edith and Emma Weimer. The S S convention at M B H church drew a good crowd. Kee Shafer works at Benning and Misses Lessie Bemisderfer Wanda Hoffman attended, plus family visits and a Log Cabin reunion date change to the first Saturday in September. Prof K M Johnson of Akron visits. John son returns from Michigan fishing trip.
Salem News reports Mrs Frank Orlans has erysipelas. The item lists various local visitors and family events from Carey, Upper Sandusky, Lovel, McCutchenville, and Alvada, including multiple social visits, a measles case, and Helen Orlans sixteenth birthday celebration with music and refreshments among about fifty guests.
A string of weekend and midweek calls spans Berry County as families host relatives from Toledo Fostoria and nearby towns. Visits include Emma E Clark’s kin and the Gibsons welcoming Kenneth MacLeod Gibson, with Walker Reisger and the Dows hosting gatherings at Pandora and Carey area farms.
Community updates list Sabbath school at Beech Grove, multiple visits and dinners among local families, and a Need and Blue contest banquet at Jacob Yentzer home. Attendees include Addison Rickle, Miss Vernice Kemmerley, and many neighbors from Carey Findlay Grace Chapel and surrounding towns.
Sunday activities at Grace Chapel include visits by Hazel and Althea Wentling to Trepe Robson and others like E E Brown in Carey. Several families hosted or visited, illness updates show Ray Shafer and wife improving. Sunday school at 9 30 and prayer meeting at 7 30 Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Will Karr and children visited relatives in Tiffin. Peter Roose family from near Kirby visited Will Wright. Mrs Haferd ill. Ralph Beaschler and son joined father at Wharton. Kev Beaschler aiding pastor at Wharton. Spayd family and in laws visited Tom Laws. Laws family relation noted. Needlework Club and families met at the school house with 48 attendees. ice cream and refreshments served.
St Paul C C Schrote and family called at Willis Baughman home Saturday evening. Walter Sheerer and family from near Mt Blanchard were guests Sunday at Fenstermaker home. Robison and daughter Eva spent Sunday with Ed Corbin near Beech Grove. L A Beck family spent Sunday with Chas Salisbury at Mt Blanchard. Gorsuch of Nethesday called at Stevens home Sunday. C Baughman and Mrs Jesse Coldren and Nina visited Vanlue Wednesday at Willis Baughman. Joe Shull family from west of Vanlue were Sunday visitors at Shermin Shuck home.
John Bane of Tiffin spent Monday on business in town. Gail Beck and daughter Mabel visited Toledo Saturday. Many attended the Carey celebration Thursday night. Misses Sula Renshler Eva Warley and Ralph Sampson were in Findlay Friday. Milton Bright bought a new Regal from Beck and Strait. Helen Hammond visited Eva and Clara Shull Sunday. Prof Crawford and Charles Orwick of Arlington attended a teachers meeting Friday. Rev William Hook of Toledo spoke for Flower Hospital at ME church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Cooper of the Ridge and Mr and Mrs Wayne Crawford visited Mt Blanchard Sunday afternoon. Ray Cole and Ralph Lee hurt in dynamite explosion improving in hospital. Lutheran Sunday School trips to Vanhorn Grove Thursday for an all day picnic. Oll Smith sister Ettie bought John Hendricks property on Railroad Street. John Vanhorn and Harry Stevens shipped stock. J J Herman shipped a carload. Mrs Burns of Findlay was a Sunday guest of Mrs Ed Crawford and returned home with them. Rev and Mrs Rowley of Findlay sang at the audience including Wireless Message.
Mrs C W Hunter spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Thomas Hunter and families. Sunday visits joined Ray Hunter and J R Walter with B F Walter and family of Hebron. Grace Chapel residents Will Rickle and W M Hunter hosted others including Charley Morehart and daughter Ethel of Salem. Mil ton and Earl Walter joined at Grace Chapel with Earl Brown.
Harman finishes painting a neat new barn as harvest nears and the F D Hurd barn will be completed this week. The Carey Boy Scouts shot at Crawford picnic grounds last Sunday. Farmers cleaned corn fields after wet weather. Walter Norris completed tile ditching with a Buckeye ditcher. Salem township trustees fund repair work on the pike west of the infirmary. Day and Herrick are the boss carpenters Schlup and Ogan operate stone crushers at Crawford with top limestone for roads and concrete.
A concise editorial remark notes how easily some men ridicule others' beliefs and recalls the ease of accepting evolution theory in public discourse.
Merrit Platts of Vanlue assists George Oman with farm work. Mr and Mrs W P Miller of Vanlue visit H P Miller. Mr and Mrs W M Batherton attend celebration in Carey. Mr McClelland of Boston stops in Vanlue on return from Upland Indiana where he attended college. He was employed by Cranson Thomas through harvest. Mrs R W McRill and family visit brother Jeff McRill in Findlay. Corner-stone laying of the new Elks home was held in the afternoon.
The ad promotes forey kidney pills claiming to cleanse the kidneys of poisons that cause backache rheumatism and other kidney and bladder troubles. J D Ewing signs the endorsement.
A Buford North Dakota man recalls a severe diarrhoea attack lasting weeks and a druggist recommending Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The first dose relieved him and within two days he recovered fully. Obtainable everywhere.
An unsigned 19th century ad-like fragment touts Hanford’s Balsam as a remedy for burns in thrushaise. The short note urges readers to apply the preparation for quick relief and healing of skin irritation in a colonial era setting.
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