Little Girl Injured in Cherry Tree Fall
Eight year old Marguerite Simonis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Krank Simonis, fell from a cherry tree and dislocated her right shoulder. Dr A H Myers treated the girl on Wednesday evening of last week.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
3
Eight year old Marguerite Simonis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Krank Simonis, fell from a cherry tree and dislocated her right shoulder. Dr A H Myers treated the girl on Wednesday evening of last week.
An auto party including Miss Nellie Beis Mary Fleck Irene Graves and Messrs Lynn Shuman Arthur Philips and Ralph Heck traveled Friday to Tilin to attend Ringling Bros circus show.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. Claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any cure. Includes address I J Cheney Co Toledo and pharmacy sales note plus a digestive pill product.
Pilgrims traveling from distant areas reached the shrine on the other side of Piusburg and spent several days this week at the Service of Our Lady of Consolation.
The Hile property on Luk Street was sold last week to Wm Theis. Mr Theis and his mother will move there some time before fall.
Fred England and Mac Dow left Monday for oil fields in Arkansas. Grover Fisher of Upper Sandusky visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Gordon Fickle and son George Jr spent Sunday in Upper Sandusky. Mrs J T Hostler and Mrs Seth Kear with Crystal visited Wharton. WE M Reinhart toured Toledo Thursday to Saturday. B L Wallace of Marion and Robert Blilty took a Wednesday auto trip to Wadin. Tom Kennard of Cleveland returned Tuesday after a few days at A J Gibbs home. He noted poor road conditions and sent his car home.
In a seven inning rainy draw Carey and Marion battled to 7 7 at the ball park north of town. Ash of Marion showed promise at 17, Turner and Garn sparked Marion’s late comeback, while Wickiser and Murray aided the Reds with key hits and runs.
Ohio Mutualcyclone Torna do and Windsturn Insurance Association of Columbus and Wyandot Mutual Relief Association of Wyandot County issue notices. Contact J. W. Powell at home phone 3187.
On a Saturday afternoon at Rev. R. S. Bowers home in Findlay Joseph B Long and Dorothy Pratt wed. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pratt. The groom is the son of Mrs. Winfield Tong and resides five miles southwest of town. They will live at the groom’s home. In the evening the couple visited Clyde as guests of the bride’s uncle Dr Coldn Beck. Tong returned Monday. his wife stayed four more weeks. The Times and friends extend congratulations.
Miss Leta Newhard’s Sunday School class held a picnic at Crawford last Wednesday with many attendees listed by name including Ruth Kurtz Lucy Straw Gladys Kemnerley Irma Kuby Mae Humbert Doris Barton Gladys Heck and Clara Newhard among others. The afternoon featured reading and viewing pictures of the crowd in attendance.
Sealed bids for about one thousand feet of cement sidewalk will be received by the village clerk of Carey Ohio until 7 o'clock Monday July 19 1909. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. The successful bidder must furnish a $100 bond and enter into a contract to perform per specifications.
Card of Thanks extends sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during illness and death of loving husband and father. They also thank for floral tokens. Mrs. Michael Zoom and children.
Mrs. A Hoy hosted Monday noon dinner for Mrs. Wm Sheridan and her cousin George Smith of Troy Kansas.
The Lutheran Sunday School will hold a picnic on Friday July 23 at Crawford.
The W O C U met with Mrs G A DeWitt last Friday afternoon. The program opened with Rouse Ye Christian Women and a Psalm 17 1 12 reading. Supt A J Nowman spoke on Cigarettes followed by discussion. The meeting closed with a doxology and benediction.
Rev. Father G. H. Rieken of Toledo narrowly escaped a stray bullet on Sunday morning while seated on his porch. The bullet whizzed past his head within inches and pierced a window a few feet away, in what is believed to be a ratshooting incident in a nearby alley. Father Rieken is a well known figure in the area.
The Risk Pedro Club met in a business session at the president Mrs Byron Oge home. Officers were re elected Mrs Ogg and new secretary treasurer Mrs Charles McGill. The group met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs B C Van Buren and guest Mrs Ed Reister. Hostess served at close.
Entertained Sunday Mr and Mrs Daniel Powell hosted J W Powell and daughters Co 22tta Mary Jennie Clarence Powell and sons Wayne Allen Fred Powell and Dorothy Dargin of Springfield.
Sunday dinner at the Samuel Seaman residence was hosted with assistance from Mrs. Newcomer and their daughter Miss Della. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ogg and their sons William and Fordyce, and Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and their daughter.
The Sunday school class of girls taught by Miss Blanche Davis plans a picnic today at Crawford. Each member will be accompanied by a friend.
The park’s flower beds appear vigorous and colorful, inviting visitors to stroll along the winding paths and enjoy a scenic, fragrant experience throughout the grounds.
The Pioneer Picnic is scheduled for Wednesday August 4 with plans announced in community notices. Organizers urged residents to bring supplies and join the seasonal gathering at the town park.
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