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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
8
Mrs. George Monday is on the sick list. Neighbors threshing busy. Band concert at Carey each Wednesday. Numerous visits among local families from Findlay to Mount Blanchard. The Vanlue A. B. church hosted a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Ora Bright. A long roster of visits, birthdays, and picnics marks a bustling community week. The 18th Davidson family reunion drew attendees from multiple towns.
Beech Grove residents report daily activities including Cleve Ward helping W H Nickle, Addison Kennerley and son Howard traveling to Degraff, Lewis Lee aiding Floyd Shaffer with oats, and threshers assisted by Mrs. W H Rickle and Mrs. Gail Kimmel. Grandparents N B Platt host Monroe Crist from Carey this week. W H Rickle and relatives visit Yentzer family. Lewis Kimmel and daughter Corinne make a Tuesday visit.
Burson & Kurtz offer boys wash suits at 1.49 and 1.98 dollars during a special sale. The shopper can save on durable children's attire with these low prices.
Mrs E E Gibson and son Grant visited in Tiffin on Tuesday. Mrs Ralph Eckert called on Mrs John Gilliland Saturday afternoon. Families of Gilliland Bland Day Miller and Phillips hosted and visited through the week with relatives and neighbors in Salem Carey and surrounding areas.
Mrs Elmer Pratt and Miss Effie Pratt spent Friday with Mrs Joe Tong. Mrs Wave Apgar and daughter visited Mr and Mrs M Milamore Sunday. Mrs Philip Cole of Upper Sandusky is visiting Mt Blanchard and Wharton. Mrs Emmet Sausser, Mrs Truman Shull and Mrs Caroline Shull visited Mr and Mrs L Shull of Carey Tuesday. Mrs Henry Eatherton and others from Wharton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Sherman Shuck. Burson and Kurtz offer better grade boys wash suits at 1.49 and 1.98.
Dr Guy Chison of Pittsburg visited his sister Mrs Ora Bright. Mrs S A Eschbach attended the funeral of Mr Jones in Findlay last Friday. Dr Metzler has returned from Toledo. Frank Lee spent Sunday at Forest with Mrs Homer Breitigam. Dr Cooks of Castalia was a Sunday guest at the Wilcox home north of town. Mollie McGreigin of Toledo is visiting Mr and Mrs John Hoy. Donna and Elsie Montgomery of Findlay were callers in Vanlue Sunday. Mr and Mrs RC Earley and Clarerice of Findlay were Vanlue visitors Sunday.
Burson and Kurtz advertise their finest boys wash suits priced at 1.49 and 1.98 dollars. The notice highlights high quality fabrics and durable design aimed at parents shopping on a budget.
Mrs. John Long of Bethesda hosted at dinner with niece Mrs. Emma Ehrlich. Rosalie Weaver from Cleveland vacationed with the Weavers. The Hunter cousins visited the Hiram Donaldson family near McComb. Various families hosted and entertained guests including the Collets, the Wentz and Hunters, and the Kummerers with friends from Berry Urbana and Columbus joining in on Sunday gatherings.
Grace Chapel Truman Updegraff Ira Wickiser visited Sunday forenoon. L A Wohlgamtuth and family were Findlay callers Saturday. Shull sick with the grip. Frank Walter visited his brother Fred Walter Saturday. Miss Bernice Kemmerly called on Miss Hazel Wentling Thursday. Frank Wentz of Forest visited Chas Robison and family Thursday. Lincoln Tong and family visited L A Wohlgamuth and family Sunday evening. Avonell and Bab Robison called on Mr and Mrs Harvey Wohlgamuth Friday. Mr and Mrs W E Walter visited son Willie Walter and family Sunday afternoon. Fred Walter and family visited Willie Sunday evening. Sunday dinner at John Snook. Mr and Mrs Earl Ward and Mr and Mrs Clarence Suber and children spent Sunday at Russell’s Point. Mrs Scott Tong of Carey visited at the Hosea Tong home west of Carey. Clyde Milamore of northwest of Wharton visited Joe Shull and family. Orville Wohlgamuth and family were dinner guests at his parents. Mrs Howell Peirce of Toledo visited son William Peirce and family for two weeks. Frank Walter and daughter Rose of west of Wharton visited Fred Walter Sunday afternoon. Allan Baker and family were Sunday dinner guests at Clinton Baker’s northeast of Carey. Frances Beck returned to Vanlue Wednesday.
Burson and Kurtz advertise boys wash suits priced at 1.49 and 1.98 with a note that all their better numbers are on sale. The brief ad highlights budget apparel for youths.
A traveling man returns from a long road trip to find one shoe missing from his closet. He learns from his daughter that his wife sold a shoe to a one legged man who called at the door.
Oil companies in Texas conducted experiments on how vibrations travel through rock. Findings indicate earthquake like movements move at about 14 000 feet per second in sandstone and about 7 000 feet per second in shale in Nunestone according to the Kansas City Star.
A fragment from Maeterlinck contrasts Wisdom urging mercy with Reason, which finally agrees but remains unsatisfied seeking higher understanding. The moral centers on choosing love for enemies and returning good for evil despite struggle.
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