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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1914

Page

6

Local Correspondence Notes Family Visits and Weather

A flood of short items records visits by Mrs Lydia Qibson and others to relatives, Sunday guests at the Etchen home, and mentions of Miss Lola McRidl celebrating her fourteenth birthday with gifts. A shower of rain Sunday evening is noted as beneficial for crops. Mrs Blodgett recovering from surgery at Findlay hospital shows gradual improvement.

Blodgett Findlay Pearl ¥ Harris ita*Crosser Gee Lola, McRidl Lola Wighey

Local notes from Grove and nearby communities

Mrs. Lyman Martin and son Alton visited Mr. and Mrs. Nac Blas Martin. Onion growers in the area work to remove weeds. Grace Keysor visited grandparents S.C. Crawford. Harry Van Horn family passed through Tinkertown. Anna Luzader stayed with sister Mrs Class in West Independence. Memorial day services attended at Higlick church. N Copley and others attended communion in Fostoria. North Manchester visitors included D N Schubert and family. Numerous local residents hosted meals and visited friends.

N. Copley Lyman Martin Alton Nac Blas Martin Misa Grace Keysor Class West Independence Higlick Church H Schubert Albert Wolf Fostoria Schubert Milton Jacob Meller Francis North Manchester S. I. Shubert Wimner Wise Bertha Mark William Shubert

Community Notes From Woodsdale And Nearby

Miss Gertrude Shuck, Findlay shopper, visited Monday. Mrs. W. P. Miller, Carey business dealer, was seen Tuesday. Merl Jacobs lost a horse suddenly Friday night due to spasmodic colic. Mrs. A. Eschbach of Wanlue spent Wednesday with daughter Mrs. F. E. P. Hiller. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Knepper and children visited the R. W. McQuill home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Miller dined with H. P. Miller and family Sunday. Charles Gillespie and John Richards were guests Sunday afternoon at the same home. R. W. McGill and family, Frank Edie and daughter, Ray Riddlebaugh, Switzer, and Lem Aurand of Lovell hosted Sunday gatherings.

Gertrude Shuck W. P. Miller Carey Merl Jacobs A. Eschbach Wanlue FE. P. Hiller Louig Knepper R. W. McQui

Community Notes Include Visits And Recoveries

Gene W. Gibb returned home Wednesday after a few days in Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Alt Bland and family are improving from sickness. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Gibson hosted Merle Cartman of McCutcheonville Sunday. Mrs. M. R. Manning and children Cairyd and Grace visit her mother Flora Gibbs. Mrs. Clark, visiting locally, returns to Toledo. Jail Davidson and Florence visit Will Ritter’s family near Crawford. Edith and Ray Davidson spend time with grandparents Ed and Mrs. Swerlien. C A Arquette and Naomi Bennett with Toledo acquaintances enjoyed Rear Acres farm over the weekend.

Gene W. Gibb Toledo Alt Bland B. E. Gibson Pleasants Merle .Cartman McCutchenville M. R. Manning Cairyd and Grace Flora RM. Gibbs Clark Jail Davidson Florence Will Ritter Crawford Edith Davidson Ray Ed Swerlien Tymochtee C. A. Arquette

Local Socials Report From Adrian Area

Adrian residents host and visit relatives and friends across Walnut Valley. Names include Frank Haines and family, Kinney and Knowlton households, Nellie Oggs Amelia Kear, Leone Aliori and Shireman relatives, Kinney grandchildren Wilbur, and visitors from Tiffin Carey Bellevue Sandusky City and McCutchenville.

Frank Haines Frank” Knowlton Thomas Barden McCutchenville Adrian Friends P. S. Kinney Flo -Kinney South Daniel Lenner Rosenblatt Tiffin Nellie Oggs Amelia John Snyder Bellevue Benjamin Yentzer Adrian Helen Shober Sandusky City Lawrence Dible

Local Socials Highlight Weekend Dinner Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Wallace hosted a Sunday dinner with Dean Rebecca and Doris attended along with Frank Taines and his wife. Guests included Mr and Mrs Beene and children Mr Wallace Ringheisen from Swander Station Mr and Mrs Sankey Mr Rosenblatt Mr Keller of Tiffin and Charley Swartz of McCutchenville who visited Mr and Mrs Will Miller.

Wallace Rueble Dean Bernice Doris Frank tTaines Beene Wallace Ringheisen Swander Station Sankey Rosenblatt Keller Tiffin Charley Swartz McCutchenville

Local social notes from Valparaiso to Alvada weekly gatherings

Fragmented column lists visitors and Sunday visits across several towns including Valparaiso Crawford Upper Sandusky and Carey with names such as Besgie Motthauer Hunter Walter Brown Gilliland and Hoffbauer. Entries note remodeling projects painting a house and weekend family visits plus a local wallpaper ad at Ewing's.

Besgie Valparaiso Ww. Wentz Agnes Motthauer Alvada Chee Hunter Fore ‘Angort Thomas Roy Walter Ray Hunter GC. W E. BE. Brown Henry Belling Selah Wheeler ‘Wentz Park Walter J. R. Walter Charley Hunter N M. Hunter R. D. Gilliland Earl of Mt. Blanchard James Walter James Billings Hobart Upper Sandusky Henry Billing EB. E. Brown Mr. Brown McCload Brown McCutchenville Will Rickle John Stalter O. C. Rickle Addison W. M. Hunter Russel Cecil Shane Ralph Brown Emmet Kinn Edwin Vincent Jacoby Marcelous Howard Fred Powell Dean North of Carey I. A. Logsdon Gilbert John Logsdon Carey Agnes Hoffbauer

Community Happenings in St. Paul and Nearby Areas

Freman Pratt visits Arlington resident Elmer Pratt family hosts Sunday dinner. Local residents share visits, meals, and church events with the Woodwards, Wrights, Becks, and Baughmans. Hosea Long Sr. funeral held at St Paul church with interment at St Paul cemetery. Y P B C group gathering at H A Stoll home honors Clifford Stoll birthday with games and a light lunch.

Freman Pratt Arlington Elmer Pratt Elmerman Byron Effie Lee C. C. Schrote Paul and Lynn Corvus Woodward Leola Beck David Beck Vanlue Cloyce Copley Mary Ray Lee Near Hebron Hosea Long Sr St. Paul Church Elmer’ Bailey Findlay St. Paul Jerry Stahl Reimund Velma Esther Austin Joyce Sherman Long Howard Lee Levi Copley Harley Baughman Willie Walters Park Walters Lawrence Presler Fred Oman Schuyler Prester Hh.a. Stoll Clifford H. A. Stoll Cora Baughman Eva Early Ethel Vanlue Mary_ Leo Ethel Kloopfer Mary /Vanlue Jennie Walters Bernice Long Ethel Baughman Eugene Baughman

School outing ends with surprise and lunch for Stoll class

Mrs Stoll and Mr Stoll hosted a class gathering for the Sunahy 5 school. Children enjoyed various activities and a fine lunch before returning home by auto. Attendees included Effie Pratt Etha Shuck Mildred Shull Bernita Copley Mar Lee Blanche Waiters Mary Ethel Baughman Lavergne Tiong Kath leer Schrote Herman Welby Stevens Clero Long Beck Hyeret Lee Clyde Lee Paul Schroto Morton Lee Clifford Stein and Mrs Addison Lee daughter Mattha Jond Mrs A A Stoll.

Pratt Etha Shuck Mildred Shull Bernita Copley Mar Lee Blanche Mary Ethel Baughman Lavergne Tiong Kath Leer Schrote Herman Lee Welby Stevens Clero Long Carl Béck Hyeret Clyde Paul Schroté Russell

Grace Chapel Community Notices and Local Visits

Orville Kennerly visited Leolan Doppler as Sabbath school at Grace Chapel is set for Sunday morning at 9 30. Residents, visits, and gatherings fill Grace Chapel area with family and friends from Carey Crawford Wharton and surrounding farms. A Pioneer Picnic is planned for Thursday June 11 with a full day of outdoor activities and a birthday surprise for William Spoky.

Vanlue Social Roundup and Local Game Result

Vanlue residents host guests from Chicago Detroit Carey Toledo and Lansing area. Weekend activities include church group travel to Findlay and a local baseball win by Vanlue over Fostoria with a planned Dunkirk game next Saturday.

Local Social Notes and Picnic Invite Highlight Kinfolk Visits

Sunday guests include Rev Snow and the Bemisderfers. Miss Scott drills Boxwell graduates in Sycamore as Roscoe Weininger leaves for Athens to resume studies. A May 21 birthday surprise for Miss May Yentzer brings together many relatives for lunch. The L M S of the Reformed church met with ten members present and offered 2.28. A Pioneer Picnic invites readers to bring dinner on Thursday June 11.

Jana Lott Lorena Sunjay Sueste Grandma Lott Geo. Ly Weiningér Migs Martyn Suk, Welninger Frank Bucyrus Nevada Upper Sandusky Oceola Imele Jake The Reformed Church C. L. Weininger Pennington Min Gier Mattie Jamison Alice DeTray Bessie Babcock Carrie Mullholand Myrth Dixon Grace Weininger Penington Murl Weininger Co Lb Weininger Wm Parkin Laura Pontions McCutchenville McCutchenville Scrubs Weigel M. Shafer W. Weininger R. Weining F. Beis L. Swalley Rere Weigle Aeeeresence D. Shafer

Local social notes from Carey area and surrounding towns

Community page records visits and travels of residents including Mrs. Ed Weaver’s daughter Rosalie ill with tonsillitis, Mrs. Romanus Arnold staying with brother Joseph Brodman in Carey, Delphine Krebs visiting Galion Crestline and Bucyrus, Fred Corwin visiting from Findlay, and multiple residents attending dinners, games, and church events. Includes Henry Orians’s ankle injury and various short visits among the Wensinger, Fleck, McDonald, Kemmerly, Logsdon, Haupert, Brown, and Hedges families around Carey, Lovell, Upper Sandusky, and nearby towns.

G. W. Wright Francis Brodman Ad ‘Davidson

Pioneer Picnic Program at Crawford June 11

The Pioneer Picnic program lists sessions starting 10:30 with music by Sycamore Ladies Band and Band, addresses by Geo L Weininger and Prof R J Kelfer, Hon Frank B Willis, and Rev E Luther Spaid. Activities include readings, an election of officers, and a concert by the band.

Stoll Crawford Sycamore Ladies E. Luther Agad Ameriga Geo L. Weininger Association Sh Shin Henry Willoughby E “Ditties R. J. Kelfer Upper Sandusky Frank B. Willis Ae Avery

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promised Cure All Stages

A local advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, claiming it treats the constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The makers offer one hundred dollars for any un cured case and urge readers to send testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney &Co Toledo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lydia Qibson M.’ E. Church Jyine Anna Bretz Rat Gye vAle Mises Leone Colia Allion Hayes Shiremah Woodsdale Berry Ewing Walnut Valley W. T. Pethe Ewing's Dioneer E. D. Coppler Dorothea Forest Hingle Annie Hunter Nora Bert Snyder Dorothea Shaw Grace Chapel Forest Bingle Tymochtee Creek Baughman Near Grace Chapel Joseph Tong Effile C. C. Land and Family Bernice Snyder Ruth Wicklser Foe William Spoky Charles Fox Martha J. R. Eyestone Frances W. J. Smith Jacob Spoky Nellie Beis Helen Fox Lily Fox Mary Mitten Leon Allion Pioneer Edd Lemott Chicago James Burnap Detroit Kent Burnap Margie Movret Delcie ,Wilcox Glen Cole Lewis Hart Martha of Frank Hendricks J. M. K. Long Nora Gamel Ronald Lutheran Church Taylor East Sandusky Street John Yentzer Miss May Thelma Risler Daisy Bloom Mary Badger Emma Wenner Oleta Shafer Alina Browne Helen Gibson Dorothy’ Lawhead Bernice Philips Ursula Meder- Kohr Carrie Yentzer Kathryn Bloom Pearl Yentzer Louise Yentzer Welsh Weininger Wilmer Risier Dow Fritz Floyd Beis Clarence Black Ralph Sink Cecil Sink Dow ‘Shafer Alumn Shafer Thurman Sowers Harry Gibson Geo. Yawhead Peter Neiderkohr Edgar Bloom Ralph Yentzer Raymond Yentzer Setteates Ae Cochenour Neigel Biles Weininger Swalley Blairime Ake Fred Corwin Michael Wensinger H. L.myers Beatrice Charles Courtad Lena Kummerer Katharine Wensinger Lizzie Hein Ettie Fleck Katharine Katie McDonald John E. Davidson Lowell Anna Kemmerly Lovell J. Jf. Kemmerly Henry Fleck Ed McDonald H. Ei. Hedges Blanche Weigle Catharine Logsdon Henry Orians Frank Haupert Millersville Nea Hes
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