Vision Care Ad Promises Clearer Sight in Carey
A Carey eye clinic invites readers to visit for eye exams and custom glasses. The ad promises comfortable reading and distant vision, with prices described as satisfactory alongside their services.
05 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
1
A Carey eye clinic invites readers to visit for eye exams and custom glasses. The ad promises comfortable reading and distant vision, with prices described as satisfactory alongside their services.
The Carey Farmers' Cooperative Co has secured A Ringleing of Hamlet as manager. He previously managed two elevators in Hamlet for the Farmers' Cooperative Co and plans to move to Carey within two weeks with his family. The company will take possession of the Johnston elevator and coal yards on June 10.
Mrs Sim Geiser arrived in Carey at noon Monday from Kenton. Her husband, identified as the new Standard Oil man and believed to be Mr Torrence’s brother, has rented the Grant Karr property on Brown Ave near F H Titus. Mr Geiser recently returned from military service on the Border.
Frances Eyestone, ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Eyestone of three miles northeast Carey, broke a bone in her right arm playing Tuesday of last week.
Arthur Byers returns as foreman of the Times office after nearly two years away serving with Co. L of the 166th Infantry in Europe. The staff reports a weary yet educational period and vows to resume normal duties, with Milton Truby as general factotum.
Paragon Refining Co of Toledo opens a Carey branch under W. Burnison at 191 So Vance St. The firm offers Paragon Peak and Perfection products with a two ton tank truck to meet demand in Carey and nearby towns. The Ohio company is an established refiner with holdings in Oklahoma and Kansas and ships oil abroad. It pioneered Ohio crude refining against early skepticism.
The rectory garden at Our Lady Of Consolation Church shows late spring blooms due to a cold season. Japanese poppies blaze in scarlet while bleeding hearts phlox and iris display color. peonies, lilies also emerge with buds promising many petals.
Parochial school ends a term with promotion certificates awarded in brief programs. Students, parents, and friends, joined by the Franciscan Sisters, enjoyed an all day park picnic with invitations to bring baskets.
Mrs W Smith hosted Frances Eyestone Ruth and Howard Diller for children's visit three and a half miles northeast of Carey. During play seven year old Willis Smith fell and broke a collar bone in a hill accident.
Various Upper Sandusky items include a Moose carnival this weekend and egg prices 36 and 34 cents a dozen. Paving plans for the Tiffin road north of town, bank hours changed, and a double wedding reported. School selections, a crossing-guard debate after a local death, May marriage licenses, church baptisms, and a notable funeral procession are noted.
Chesebrough family held its 18th annual reunion at Serverside Park Findlay on Tuesday June 17 1919. Al Cresebrough Carey served as president and Mrs V. Chesebrough Carey was secretary.
George R Constien of Carey earned a West Point appointment offered by Congressman R Clinton Cole of Findlay on Friday but declined due to immediate decision required. The slot was given to a Fostoria applicant.
Mr and Mrs Matt Otto and their family depart this week for a new home. Otto served as superintendent for National Lime stone Co in Carey for years and is well known by local friends who regret their departure. Miss Lucile Shock from Columbus Grove arrived last week to visit her sister Mrs Harry Fta
The Ca rey and Vicinity Chamber of Commerce announces Glenn Frank will speak on Modern Problems Friday evening June 13 at the pavilion. The club praises Frank as a brilliant versatile thinker whose address on general and economic issues aims to inspire and inform local citizens. An hour and a half of engaging discussion is anticipated.
The Rebekah degree team heads to Findlay this evening to confer the degree on 13 candidates for the Findlay district convention. Team members include Mrs. C. R. Tate Mrs. W. 8S. LeMott Mrs. Ella Dow and others. Mr. and Mrs. Ranger and Mr. Oscar Wentling will attend the convention.
The Buffalo Evening News highlights Don ald Donaldson of Buffalo with the Herd in the International League as the star of yesterday. He went two for three with a run scored and made three difficult outfield plays, setting an example for his teammates.
The report notes Lloyd Yohe suffered a broken arm on Monday while getting his Ford ready to depart town. Virgil, a rower ace, is substituting as carrier for him.
A farm bureau meeting will be held at the Bear Trap schoolhouse Thursday night to organize. EM Rowe of Find-Sy is to attend as an invited speaker.
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