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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
2
Local residents share visits from relatives and travel stories while noting an accident involving a former Salem girl. The piece highlights War Sav ings efforts, farm work, bird sighting excitement, and a detailed account of St Joseph's First Communion Day with processions, vows, and music by local residents.
Crawford Morris, Heilman ill at home on Crawford’s farm. Lou Howard’s mother of Delaware stayed two weeks. Zimmerman buggies praised. Local families hosted and visited: Rosendale, Greenwood, Kitzmiller, Myers, Margraf, Lanker, Haford, Ball, Deitelbach, Tracy, Hetzel, Saltz. Ray Tracy bid farewell to camp Taylor. Beaschler family hosted furlough guest with 46 friends. farewell party with ice cream and socializing.
The Water Works park lists reunions for Burson to Enders in August and September, with dates from August 1 to September 7. The Lutheran Children's Day exercises are set for June 30, and the Wyandot County Live Stock Association plans a summer meeting. A donated gas range is stored at the park pavilion. Auto drivers are urged to slow down and follow right turns to prevent accidents.
Frank Kelley of Defiance, a salesman for National Lime and Stone Co. and a Toledo resident, was discharged from Robinwood Hospital on Wednesday after recovering from a recent operation. He had planned to enter training with the last draft contingent, but the surgery delayed his departure.
Grace Chapel and area residents share visits and social events. Russel Wickiser visits grandmother Mrs Emma Ehrlich this week. Daisy Wickiser and Marjorie visit Ida Coppler. Hazel Wentling visits Bernice and Florence Kennerley. Community ARI to meet president Ida Doppler next Wednesday afternoon. Sunday School at 9 30. Cradle Roll Day on June 16 invites all mothers with babies. Several families enjoy fishing trips and family gatherings across Wharton Ashtabula Ridgewood and nearby.
MecCUTCHENYVILLE J F Weininger lost a valuable horse last week. Mrs G A Weininger has been ill the past week. Luther Haines and Harvey Phillips visit Carey. Mrs Glen Reuhle ill staying with aunt Mrs Hayes Shireman. Harley DeTray and bride return from honeymoon to cheers. Uncle George Weininger and others call on Mr and Mrs Thomas Pennington of Melmore Sunday.
WOODSDALE and surrounding areas report a flurry of Sunday visits and social ties. Families including the LeMotts, Kneppers, Beards, and more traveled between Findlay, Mt. Blanchard, Carey, and Vanlue to share meals and companionship.
Hiram Hart spent Sunday afternoon at the J W Pendeton home. Mr and Mrs Aaron Alspach and family were Carey visitors Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Girard Rickle of near Wharton spent Monday at L A Beck and family. Misses Harie Alspach and Kathleen Schrote visited Copeland home near Vanlue. Mr and Mrs Sherman Shuck and children Etha and Harlan visited friends near Mr Blanchard Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Walter of near Carey and Mr and Mrs Clarence Kennerley and daughter Lucille went to R D Gilliland home near Mt Blanchard Sunday afternoon. In the evening Mr and Mrs Gilliland called at the Kennerley home.
Frank Faber, who went to Columbus with the drafted men last week, proved to authorities at the bar racks that he was beyond the draft age and was exempted at the last moment.
A strong wind gust Wednesday afternoon toppled trees along Patterson Street near Main, snapping limbs and blowing two trees down. Mrs. Earl Alter fell while trying to seek safety, later crawling to the Halloran residence. A miniature cyclone damaged roofs and bricks, and Mrs. Kisselle’s hat was blown from the Galt House window and later returned to her daughter at the post office.
Mauricé Lée Helman died Wednesday at his home five miles southwest of town at 10:45 due to tuberculosis. He taught at Berry school last year and moved with his family from Bellecenter to Sidney. He is survived by his wife and three children ages 15 months, 2 years, and 6 years. Remains to be sent to Sidney at 10:15 this forenoon over the Big Four.
Grover Snyder has enlisted to attend the mechanical school in Cincinnati and will depart around July 16.
A list of delegates attending the United Evangelical missionary convention is provided by location. Akron delegates include Mrs. Wm Brothers and others. Cleveland lists Mrs. J. H. Hickman. Columbus names Flora B. Schubert and several others. Findlay, Canton, Carey, and Warren also submit multiple attendees.
Dr James W Gibson his wife and Miss Lulu Perkins were en route to open the Gibson cottage Navillus when their car toppled into a five to six foot ditch near the Grant Long residence. Miss Perkins escaped to summon help and the top rod narrowly spared Rev Gibson's head. All escaped with bruises. the party resumed trip Tuesday without incident.
Tuesday evening last week F. H. Frederick and C. G. Spencer rode in Frederick’s roadster on Plank road when the mud edge caused loss of control. The car rolled over trapping them. help arrived when another vehicle passed and the roadster was righted. Spencer suffered serious bruising to his right hand and Frederick was badly bruised across the legs.
Crowds stop to admire a soldier win dow with portraits of Floyd and C. J. Kupp and others including Serge J. Lloyd Luce Harold Shock August Windau Geo. Gibbs John Lidaker Ferdinand Fos ty Ed Bakies and Wallace Beebe. Small Camp Sherman views loaned by Mrs. Robert Miller Lima and a U S Ship Virginia photo loaned by Miss Bertha Nye. Pillow tops belong to Miss Lucille Shock J H Windau family and Mr Phoebe Kup. More pictures wanted.
The Carey YMCA boys junior team will play the Upper Sandusky junior group Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock on the school grounds. Everyone is invited to attend.
Miss Ruth Thompson leaves Wednesday for a house party at the O P Taylor home in Sidney this week. Next week she will visit the homes of John Lockard Wm Murphy and Dr Frederick McFay in Botkins.
Miss Iown Cole visited Wharton last Thursday, drawing attention from local residents and students alike as she toured campus facilities and met with faculty during her stay.
The Carey Times Job Department advertises high grade printing services for newspapers and commercial work. It highlights quality typography, prompt turnaround, and reliable service for local advertisers and businesses.
Scientists and sky watchers prepare for a total solar eclipse on June 8 as daylight fades to darkness. Observers across several regions expect a dramatic celestial show with a brief window of totality and intense shadows.
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