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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
8
Local residents from Carey and surrounding towns shared calls and visits Tuesday through Sunday. Notable guests included Miss May Mullholand of Carey visiting Mrs. Maxine Stiner, and families such as the Karrs, Fouts, Hafords, and Laws hosting or greeting friends at homes across Carey, Upper Sandusky, and Arcadia.
City council Monday approved numerous payments from the Board of Affairs and Finance. Items include utilities for June, printing costs, salaries for July, and various street and water line labor charges plus contracts for valves, hydrants, and materials. Total spending spans departments from water and light to street maintenance and public safety.
A ledger lists numerous workers and amounts for labor on North street West street Keller alley ditch and related curb and drainage works. Names include E R Moser Delmar Worst Virgil Worst Pearl Snook W L Hoff Don P Wisler Clarence Fox and many others with items such as hauling labor blacksmithing and mason work and totals ranging from a few dollars to over thirty dollars.
Toledo visitors H C Perkins and Herbert New hard Jr plus A E Constien return from Chicago World's Fair. Findlay guests John Reimund visit Davis home. Cleveland guest E G Stroub arrives. Grand Rapids Allan Presler Jr visits. Napoleon and Toledo families host and journey to Elkhart Indiana for a relative's illness. Akron and New Carlisle outings close the week with picnics and hosted relatives.
A customs officer asks Mrs. Borden-Lodge if she has anything to declare after a brief visit abroad. Her muted reply about her own tall T may have prompted the question, highlighting a curious moment at immigration.
Clarence Elchert and Dorcas Coldren socialize in Tiffin and Findlay area towns. Numerous visits follow across Carey Alvada Fostoria Adrian and Columbus as families gather and mourn Charles Barton of Columbus dies in hospital.
W H Houk and I L Culler left Saturday for a fishing trip to Platte Lake Michigan. Several locals including Harlan Dible Adrian and Mr and Mrs R Galen Bame shared visits, with guests from Bucyrus Findlay Detroit and St Paul noting social gatherings and a Bowling Green reception for Grand Master Clarence W Dick.
Mr and Mrs Frank Haines visited in Upper Sandusky Tuesday morning. Miss Elvira Yardhner spent Tuesday with Miss Evelyn Herbert of Berwick. The Schuberts and Herbert made a business trip to Bucyrus last Friday. Mrs Arthur Mullholand fell Saturday night injuring her hip but is improving slowly. Elmer Lawhead of Tiffin visited Wednesday afternoon. Harry Schubert caught a 25 inch pickerel in the Sandusky River Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Dick Sievert of Toledo spent the weekend with Mrs Sievert's mother Mrs Louise Ewing. Mr and Mrs E B Smith entertained Mr and Mrs James Smith and family of Fremont last Sunday. Yardiner and Presler families visited Sycamore and Van Wert with relatives Tuesday afternoon. Dean Ruehle spent Sunday at Lakeside. Doris Ruehle returned home with him. Joe Cook and son Junior of Detroit and Fred Ewing of near McCutchenville were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Duke Mulltholand. Dr Harry B Thurman and his mother Mrs J M Schearer of New Albany Ind were weekend guests at H J Schearer home. Thurman left Monday for Indianapolis, Mrs Schearer remaining longer.
A child asks what is in a photo. A reply identifies the Statue of Liberty known for holding an ice cream cone in her hand.
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