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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
6
Berwick residents exchanged visits with friends in Tiffin and Fostoria, attended dances and a band concert, and hosted relatives from New Riegel, Carey, and Morgantown. A Sunday ballgame featured Adrian and McCutchenville with a 14 to 4 Adrian win.
Maple Avenue residents enjoy a quiet series of Sunday visits and Friday calls across Ridge Arington and Giese Chapel. Families including the Garns Grant Beck Schrote and Shulls plus Harold Binley from Carey spend time with grandparents and friends. Farmers report hay making begins as community life centers on visits and Foreign Missionary meeting hosted by Mrs. G Shull.
Farmers have begun making hay. Rev. and Mrs. C. F. M. Greene and son Bishop and daughter Myrtle, of Carey, and Miss Annabelle Stewart, of Newport, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevens last Thursday. Marion Beck, of Carey, was in this vicinity on business last Friday.
Residents and visitors fill Vanlue and nearby areas with gatherings from supper hosts Rev Snyder and Mrs Prat to Riverside Park celebrations. Attendees include Mr and Mrs H A Stoll, J A Defidrick, Arnold Lee, Le A Beck, P O Essex, Effie Lea, Levi Baughman, and many others. Local ball games Wharton versus Vanlue, fireworks displays, and visits from families from Craw ford Findlay and LaFayette highlight a lively weekend.
Ella Breitigan and Margie Moore visited Carey on Sunday while W F LeMott and J M Burnap took a trip to Toledo Tuesday. The Vanlue Band plans a social on Thursday night July 15. Mrs. Frank Hendricks to spend summer in Pennsylvania with relatives. John Breitigan family from Findlay visited. Mary Johnson of Wharton visiting Vanlue.
Adrian residents host relatives from Upper Sandusky Windsay Kenton and other towns while guests attend events in Tiffin Bucyrus Findlay and Cincinnati. Several locals suffer barn construction injuries with differing recovery progress.
A large crowd hosted by Mrs Laura Thatcher marked her fortieth birthday with a long list of neighbors and relatives visiting at her home. Attendees included members of the Bachar and Nye families and friends from New Washington and Vanlue.
The Hockley Valley crews repair depots at a local site. W Keopfer visited Tiffin on business Tuesday. A A Schubert and Jon Crawford trade property with ten acres. D J Wickersham sought medical care in Fiodlay for a week. Mrs F W Herbert and Ina Fruth visited here Wednesday. Local youths attended a band concert in New Riegel. Charles Peters, former county surveyor, was in town on business. J A Herbert from Fruths hardware fixed a roof for W C Roll. Mrs Charles Schubert visited her daughter near Fostoria last Thursday. Mrs Conrad and Mrs Fred Herbert visited near Fostoria. Haines Kear & Roller shipped a carload of hogs last week. Mrs J A Herbert and family of Fostoria and William Myers and wife of Bascom spent Sunday with relatives W J Myers and wife.
The Ohio Mutual cyclone Torna do and Windstorm Insurance Association of Columbus and the Wyandot Mutual Relief Association in Wyandot County list contact J. W. Powell with home phone 3187 for membership or claim inquiries.
Hocking Valley Bulletin promotes homeseekers excursions to Western and Southern points on 1st and 3rd Tuesdays each month. Summer tours stay daily to US and Canada resorts. July offers daily trips to New York and July dates for Lake Chautauqua. National Educational Association in Denver from July 3 to 9 and other groups schedule events across June and July.
Full information will be furnished on application to E. C. Walker Assistant H V Ry Carey
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