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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
2
Ada resident U A McBeth and Casey guest B B Kemmerly visit area families. Reunions at Logsdon and Davidson households, cemetery meeting, St Joseph convent social, and a Ritchey cemetery upkeep notice. Weather notes 55 degrees. katydids not yet singing. Frequent mention of Wenzinger, Logsdon, and Hansen families with many local visits and dinners.
Community notes record visits among Hebron area families including Ray Plotts, Charles England, and J J Robinson. church services led by Rev. J C Rinehart are announced for Sunday with Sabbath school and Christian Endeavor. A local tale about a rooster sitting on eggs adds rural humor.
A long list of visits and callers from Adrian Toledo Paulding Carey Columbus and Morgantown West Virginia surrounds the Ruehle household. Notable names include Miss Hallie Hull Charles Calmes Paul Calmes Robert Hanna and Mrs Ann Bretz. The gatherings occur during the week with several relatives staying for days and Mrs Bretz slowly improving from shingles.
Carey Times offers name cards in two formats printed or engraved. The shop emphasizes quality and durability for professional use and personal gifts. Local customers are encouraged to visit or call for customization options and pricing.
Miss Caroline Shull visits with cousins in Findlay this week. Mrs Sherman Shuck and children Etha and Harlen spent Monday evening with Mrs Schuyler Presler. Mr and Mrs Emmet Sausser and daughter Rosellen were Sunday guests of Guy Burnap and family. Elle Elmer Pratt and Sherman Shuck visited with Myron and Wheeler Wentz of Beech Grove on Sunday.
Mrs Martha Dipert of Findlay visited her sister Mrs Wall Pendleton Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. Mr and Mrs Tom Walterson and Mr and Mrs Sam Walters of Vanlue motored to Findlay and Alvada Sunday. Alfred Efer and son Walter with Mr and Mrs N Steer of Vanlue spent Sunday with Reesteen and family. Mrs Kelly Wingate of Findlay visited with her parents and other relatives returning home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Schuyler Presler and families, Mr and Mrs Dale Beard and daughter Caroll of the Ridge, and Mrs Lawrence Presler and children of Vanlue were entertained Sunday at N B Presler’s. The Alspachs and Beck families from St Paul with Bright and Egbert families of Vanlue toured Ada Sunday to visit Marie Alspach and Mildred Bright at school.
Corrine Kimmel is very ill with tonsillitis. Robert Bushong has mumps. Social visits fill a weekend at Beech Grove with many families hosting relatives and friends including the Rickle, Hunter, Schade, Wentling, Laird, Plott, and Yentzer households along with others from Mount Blanchard and Findlay.
An Exchange excerpt argues that progress blends spiritual and physical traits creating a need for luxuries. It contends that ignoring aesthetics leads to a sterile existence and would dull industry and human spirit.
A recent L Aastronomie article spotlights Karzak, a tiny Kashmir village billed as the highest on earth at latitude 32 58 0.90 N longitude 78 18 13.95 E, with an altitude of 4 556 meters. It comprises a few wretched houses and a small Buddhist monastery.
A reflection on true measure of greatness. Being a kind father neighbor and loyal citizen yields lasting respect, while fame gained by harming children or friends trades lasting memories for temporary renown.
At the National Foreign Trade convention in San Francisco, thousands of major U S manufacturers debated keeping labor busy to support expanding foreign trade. Talks highlighted wage trends, shorter workweeks amid transport strikes, and banks tightening building loans. Ohio's push to outlaw strikes drew broad employer backing and may spur similar laws in other states.
The Ohio Journal of Commerce reports strident claims by the A F I, asserting supremacy over courts and declaring a political war against the court system established by Governor Allen in Kansas, highlighting ongoing labor union controversy.
Hon. D. J. Ryan, chairman of the state tax commission, declares socialism immoral because it erodes the right to live and think. He argues socialist plans fail from lack of capital and poor management, citing Oneida as an example of failed phases transforming into corporations. He mocks professors teaching socialism and notes 14 of 48 Ohio State University faculty are Columbus 48ers, including its chief promoter.
Mrs Hannah Crosses spent Thursday with Mrs Pearl Harris. Mr and Mrs D W C Ray visited Milton Jacobs and family. Loren Gorsuch hosted friends at Mt Blanchard. Mrs Stephen Hatch of Findlay visited son Gerald Hatch and family. Willard and Vern Helms called at R W McRill’s. George Monday and family joined Ray King near Carey. Miss Mabel Wonder returned to Carey after visiting Edrra McRill. Jay Loy and family visited sister Zell Wyer near Findlay. Willis McRill and family called on Fred Moorhead. Mrs Lewis Knepper and son Lester and Mrs R W McRill with Mrs Loren Gorsuch spent Saturday with Mrs Noah Corbin. Albert Monday and wife of Arcadia joined Gerald Hatch and Lewis Monday. Forest Miller and family attended the Fletcher family reunion at Frank Ludwig’s in Sycamore. Sam LeMatt hosted Edgar Daniels, Marion Wise, Guy Bishop, and Mary LeMatt. Sunday school classes of the M E church taught by Mrs Oren Gorsuch and Mrs George Snook enjoyed a Riverside Park picnic. weather fine and all enjoyed.
A habitual falsifier persuades people to watch for his truth, banking on ongoing interest. The piece questions whether he can sustain audience belief and accountability over time.
A Detroit man resists inviting a cold collie into his home. He later regrets the impulse, suffers pneumonia, and reflects on how impulse, restraint, and rational choice shape actions. The piece argues most people act only when impulse aligns with reason.
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