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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
6
Local families hosted and visited over the weekend with gatherings at multiple homes including Miller Bachar Smith and Jacobs circles. The Morehart family Third Annual Reunion is slated September third in Fahlgrove at Mt Blanchard.
Grace Chapel noting next Sunday evening preaching services and a list of local visitors and callers. Careful among visiting families includes Wickiser Snyder Shaw Wentling Updegraff Lowery and other relatives sharing church and social time across Carey Crawford Adrian Wharton and Five Points communities.
A Vanlue social draws a large crowd as the Vanlue Band performs to a festive evening. Local residents travel to Findlay and Carey on visits and business trips. Troop K of the Fifteenth Cavalry camps at Riverside Park before marching through Vanlue to Upper Sandusky.
Mrs. Arthur Sanders spent Friday in Tiffin. Mrs Jacob Imber and daughter Myra spent Thursday in Tiffin. Miss Heremiaa Nick works for her sister Mrs A Zender of New Riegel. Arthur Sanders C Day and Joseph Gruke spent Saturday in Tiffin.
Ida Lease spent Saturday with sister in Carey and P A Riley with grandson Clinton visited Tiffin. Mikle Nepper of Tiffin visited relatives here last week. Guy Perkins family visited Tymocites with his parents. William Riley family visited Jesse Badger family in McCutchenville. Local youths attended the ball game McCutchenville Grays 11 Berwicks 9. Haines family of McCutchenville visited Manges family. Herman Seren was a Fostoria visitor Friday. Ben Porter spent Sunday in Fostoria. Wrights visiting Maple Grove for a few weeks. Wolfred Nick spent a Sunday in Fostoria. Attended band concert New Reigel Wednesday. C Day and Leah Shalters attended a dance at Alvada Tuesday. Newcomb, former Logan Gas worker, left for Chicago Junction. Seren took charge of his work here.
The item reports hay harvest activity amid a recovering small pox situation in Wyandot county. Samuel A Schlup returns from Wisconsin to resume farm duties while Ohio Oil Co. clears No. 10 on the Hulse farm. EK. Wentz gears up for threshing and Prof Mills seeks records of mound builders in the county.
Mrs G A Mallholand and son Leon returned home after visiting Bucyrus and Galion. Amos Bretz from Tiffin visited. Several families from Bettsville Alvada and others visited their relatives. Miss Lulu Snyder traveled to Bucyrus to visit cousins Mae and Pearl Shearer. Mrs F Barney returned home in Columbus after weeks with her sister. Miss Florence Ewidg went to Sandusky for weeks with relatives. Glenn Spyder of Carey visited his parents. Frank Bope of Sycamore hosted his daughter Mildred who stayed here last week.
Mrs George Mullholand and son Orval returned home Saturday after visiting friends in Attica. Nell and Milo Haines of Bucyrus were guests Sunday. Walter Snyder and family from Kenton, with Mise Dessa Etchen, visited a week and returned Sunday. Adrian visitors included John Krabi Charles Hoffbauer and others from Alvada. Mrs George Heckman and Miss Harriet Allioo visited Upper Sandusky Thursday. Frank Geyer shipped a carload of hogs Tuesday.
A Toledo business visitor Nicholas Kinn. David Peter of Fustoria at his farm. neighbors report ill children and new arrivals. Multiple relatives travel, attend events, and host guests. cream shipping from farmers to Toledo. military tournament attendees listed. a death and funeral in West Independence. visits to families in Springville Ridge Carey Vanlue and Put-in-Bay outings.
Carey Ohio village council approves a budget for the half year ending December 31 1909 detailing appropriations from the General Fund Public Safety Fund Public Service Fund Public Health Fund Water and Light Fund Library Fund and related salaries street sewer and health expenses along with office and contingent costs. Passed July 19 1909 by Mayor H G Chambers and Clerk Loren Stahl.
Herman Bowers of Illinois visited last Wednesday with Mr and Mrs E Copley. Farmers finished wheat and hay harvests as thresher work nears. Many locals attended the Vanlue band festival Saturday night.
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