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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
7
Crawford as Ralph Beenschler spent the Fourth at home while relatives and friends visited Carey and nearby towns. A large birthday gathering for Peter Beenschler featured ice cream and strawberries as relatives from Toledo joined the surprise party. arsenate of lead pesticide advertised at Ewing's.
Adrian Mr and Mrs Will Hunnan spent last Friday in Findlay. George Johnson of Toledo visiting here. Darwin Presler of Akron guest of Mr and Mrs W M Presler. Many attended the circus at Tiffin last Thursday. Doris Peasmaker of Tiffin spent last week with Grace Crumline. Joseph Vetter of Delphos guest here. Celestia Clawson and son Clyde of Mansfield visiting Levi Snyder. Lute Dodge and son David of Beaverdam were Sunday guests. Charlie Mullholand and Hattie Parker of Los Angeles are guests here. Marel Saunders and son Thomas returned after a week with relatives in Kenton. W H Mullholand and Charles Mullholand with Hattie Parker spent the week in Henry county. C C Haines and daughter Alena spent Sunday afternoon with Will HaH near Carey. James Lawhead and two sons of Lorain with Mrs Frank McCalley and daughters Martha and Ruth of Toledo and Mrs BE Mullholand and daughter Florence of Akron were week-end guests.
Snow sunburn described as a major hardship for travelers over snow fields with lips severely affected for days after trips. Ointments and artificial coatings fail to protect after the first days and are slow to heal. Kansas City Star reports.
The text lists a Monday menu with breakfast items including stewed rhubarb and raisins cereal scrambled eggs Lyonnaise potatoes doughnuts coffee. Lunch features Creole fried potatoes yeast rolls and chocolate rice pudding with tea. Dinner offers breaded veal cutlets mashed potatoes spinach radishes tarts crackers cheese and coffee.
Sea bass and herring preparations include baked bluefish with mushroom gravy and olives, seaquads with mustard ginger and lemon, and lobster Espanol. The methods describe trimming, seasoning, and finishing with sauces and garnishes.
Rev and Mrs EE L Spaid returned from Springfield after being notified of the death of Mrs Margaret Schmidt at her home last Friday. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon. Mrs Schmidt, age 62, died of diabetes and was well known among Carey friends who often visited during Rev Spaid’s pastorate.
The Carey boys listed in Co I at its departure from Tiffin for Camp Willis include Ned F Nye sergeant Harry Bakies Charles C Clark Herbert H Clark Clarence Cupp Dale England Verne England Frederick Fox Frank Do Gabel Floyd Greene Russell Greene Edward Wes Jones Richard F Jones James D Miller Robert L Miller Stanley F Miller Merle A Mohn George P Remlinger Free Scourse Fred H Shuman Basil Stroub Fred J Woessner.
Last Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Powell were pleasantly surprised by their immediate family. A three course supper was served. Present were Mrs Mary Whitehurst, Misses Mary Coretta and Jennie Powell, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Powell and sons Wayne and Allen, Mr. and Mrs Fred Powell and son Dean, and Mr. and Mrs Daniel Powell and son Paul.
Mrs Margaret Schén of Columbus died at home Wednesday noon after a long illness tied to age infirmities. Her daughter Mrs F J Vigor had cared for her the past four weeks and planned to join her husband and sons Frederick and Raymond in Columbus today.
Notice to the public from Carey Lunch Room owner L. B Slack announcing the discontinuation of Sunday dinners during warm season. The establishment will continue lunch and short orders with quick service at all times.
Mr. and Mrs EB Kurtz Dr and Mrs RC Van Buren Mr and Mrs WJ Newhard Mr and Mrs Byron Oge and Mr and Mrs JL Culler and families spent the Fourth at the home of Mr and Mrs Ss M Raiger.
The Vannie W C T U invites Carey W C T U members to a picnic at Carey Park on Thursday July 13 with a noon dinner served and guests welcomed.
The statement notes that prices for Powdered Arsenate of Lead in Ewing have not increased. No further details on date or suppliers are provided.
Tiffin reports Knights Templar of Ohio con clave in October. Local youths pledge aid for families of members going to war with Mexico. Louisa Jacobson, 97, noted as oldest resident active in church. Knights of Columbus home to be remodeled at 12 000 to 15 000 dollars to two stories. Bird life shows increase due to school bird houses. Fourth of July picnic at Findlay canceled due to finances. Ohio penitentiary trustees to help Soldiers Home due to feebleness of residents. Diaz, Filipino speaker, seen at M P church. plans to study medicine. Warden discovers robins killed for cherries. law protects robins. Leahy sues Outhwaite over collision. horse killed, damages cited. Strawberry contest grows. local growers praised versus shipped fruit.
A publishing error on page 54 misidentified Maud Snyder as visiting Washington D C. She clarifies the trip was to Washington Court House.
Carey Clippers face Salem at the Salem diamond next Sunday with strong lineups and a fast paced game predicted.
A daughter arrived Monday morning seven miles south of town to Mr and Mrs Artie Wise. The brief notice notes the birth in the local area.
Mrs Perl Wilson of Findlay is reported very ill with tuberculosis in Toledo.
The Carey Times invites readers to submit reunion and candidate card orders through its Job Department offering printing services for reunion announcements and campaign materials.
The quote praises a man who exceeds his word with actions and facts, describing a form of eloquence in speech that aligns with deeds. It references Holmes and remarks on the difference between promises and performances, as noted in a Blair and Campbell context.
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