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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
3
An advertisement claims deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It promises one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure and invites readers to request free circulars.
Elza Garn is deputy grand chancellor with J L Yohe as grand prelate and E D Moore as grand M of A. Installed officers include Co. C G W Peirce V C J E F Brown Prelate H G Hunter M A C B Adelsperger J Mack Dow O G Jd H Lytle at Tuesday evening session.
A quiet Carey day with a baseball game and limited public celebration. Fireworks and explosives were mostly absent during the day though small crackers and aerial devices were noted, with only a night balloon ascent providing notable amusement.
A group including Misses Gladys Truby Gladys Kennerley Doris Barton Mary Ranger and Cletus Lowery with Messrs Patterson Ralph Wenner Lawrence Wenner Grover Snyder and Clarence Wenner formed a picnic party at Crawford Sunday afternoon. They reported a delightful picnic supper.
Sunday guests included Mrs John Hofbauer and daughter Mr and Mrs Henry Keopfer and baby and Mr and Mrs Frank Hofbauer of Alvada also Mr and Mrs Henry tuinef of this place joining Mr and Mrs W T Pethe.
E Copley extends home west of town with extensive remodelling. House raised and basement added for furnace and lighting plant. Miss Mildred Nichols graduated Thursday June 24 at California Hospital Los Angeles after a year of study. Niagara Falls trip tickets on Hocking Valley July 27 priced five dollars round trip, details via local agents.
Room in Beck building currently used as I E Spreng jewelry store. Possession available July 1. Inquiries directed to Marion Beck.
Local notices list frequent visitors and shoppers in town including Reinhart’s store adding new dry goods, Ewing’s wallpaper promotions, and various residents from Toledo Findlay Upper Sandusky and Kenton visiting or staying with relatives. Numerous errands, house painting, laundry soap sales, and hardware offerings appear alongside travel to Findlay and Toledo and community notices through the week.
Born Monday evening a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wm Broom Ruth Dow spent Saturday to Sunday in Upper Sandusky J D Larmonth visited Chicago on business Carl Mitchell and Miss Mae Slams were Cedar Point visitors Monday Ewing handles the best of war paper paints and drugs Mr and Mrs Wesley Patterson spent Wednesday and Thursday in Toledo For Material Quality Style and Finish the Peabody Muggy beats them all Solo by L D Truby Leonard Baumgardner and Miss Fern Pierce spent Sunday with friends in Upper Sandusky Use Chi-Namel varnish sold by Beck Milroy Hardware Co Reinharts dry goods and notions Mr and Mrs P Ex Wonder left Friday for two weeks with daughter Mrs Chas overly at North Manchester Ind Dr and Mrs S W Beckwith and S N Horace of Toledo were entertained Over the Fourth at Mrs Beckwiths mother's home Mrs H B Kurtz Vogel does dry cleaning Let him renovate clothes and draperies Joseph Angus and son Claude from Posturia visited Relatives Wandel S C Williams went to Cleveland Saturday and returned Tuesday They visited A W Weigle and wife Miller Bachar repair watches clocks and jewelry Bachars Block Miss Bessie Grose returned to Findlay after visiting Mrs Elza Jacobs Virgil B Milum of Upper Sandusky spent Sunday with L J Huston and then with Miss Iva Hempy to Findlay for Fourth of July celebration M J McKeean and Master Lowell Yankee of Peebles returned home after visiting R H Griffiths They were joined by Misses Helen and Margaret Griffith The Woman s Home Missionary Society will meet at Mrs Wesley Pantersos home Then visit W A Smith home for missionary tea with Lutheran church group
A Friday afternoon and evening social event at Mrs. Dorcas D Felker’s West Main Street home drew about a hundred guests from 3 to 4 5 to 7 to 9 o clock. The house was festively decorated with patriotic colors and floral displays while Mrs. A A Kaley and Mrs. Herbert Bixby assisted in receiving. C G Spencer presided at the coffee urn as Ruth Karts Lucy Straw served refreshments and Miss Florence Dow Ruth Dow and Ruth Ewing performed. An orchestra from Tillin provided music and out of town guests included Mrs Clinton Spencer Mrs G V Sutphen Mrs Thomas OBrien.
Mrs. Chesebrough hosted the Priscillas Tuesday afternoon with needlework followed by dainty refreshments. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Geo Croker in two weeks.
Mr and Mrs Guy Chesebrough hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Chas Strauss Miss Lucy Bond of Tufu Mr and Mrs L L Bond and their son Merle Bond.
Dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kennerley included Mr. and Mrs. Peter Galbroner and Mr. and Mrs. Wan Galbroner of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Guller. Miss Lotus Wright returns from Ada for the fourth time. Miss May Wain Heyde visits two weeks with her sister Mrs. Arshit Casewell. The three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnshin, east of town, remains very ill with cholera infantum.
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