Pioneer Picnic Thursday June 10 in Crawford
A community roundup from Crawford notes a Pioneer Picnic set for Thursday June 10. Local families attend Memorial Day programs, visits, and social gatherings at homes around Carey Findlay and nearby farms.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
5
A community roundup from Crawford notes a Pioneer Picnic set for Thursday June 10. Local families attend Memorial Day programs, visits, and social gatherings at homes around Carey Findlay and nearby farms.
Carey area residents and visitors fill Memorial Day activities with family visits and shifts of work. Notables include Mrs. Homer Thrall and Eloise in Alexandria, Mrs. Althea Harris near Sycamore, and Carl Rader with Elsie Bloom at Paragon station. Local shops advertise lard, lawn furniture, and a good house for sale. Rev. James Shimer earns Doctor of Divinity at Ohio Northern University.
A Kansas editor writer paints a wedding scene in lush terms, praising the bride as sweet and angelic. The account ends with an abrupt, garbled line misquoting the pastor and adding a crude remark, reflecting a mix of reverence and misplaced humor.
Mr and Mrs Phil Henn of Toledo Mrs Ella Smith Mr and Mrs Ray Beebe and Mr and Mrs Wallace Beebe attended the Eastern Star inspection at McCutchenville Tuesday.
Critics across New York and Chicago lauded the sparkling comedy Applesauce. Frederick Donaghey of the New York Tribune praised its robust audience delight. Frederick McQuigg of the New York American noted it makes you cry for more. Amy Leslie of the New York News called it clever virile and entertaining.
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