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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
8
Civil and religious social notes with visits among Logsdons Steinbachs Riesters and others. A Corpus Christi procession at St. Joseph's church included a high Mass benediction and cemetery altars with a thoughtful sermon by Rev Father Thomas.
The record lists St Paul Sunday school at 9 30 am. It notes George Opper and Sherman Shuck as visitors from Vantue. Several families visit relatives in Findlay Marion and near New Riegel including the Eatherton Cole and Walters families.
Miss Marjorie Wickiser has the measles. The Children's Day program is set for June 24 at Grace Chapel with Sunday school at nine and preaching every other Sunday. Various local visits and dinners are noted, including Ida Shaw with Wickiser and Updegraff families and Esther Beck visiting Findlay relatives.
Springville notes claim strawberries will be ripe soon. Andy Arend lost one work horse last week and residents express need for rain. Social visits include Jesse Coldiron family with Barney Coldiron and others. Several Sunday calls reference Albert Turner Ferdinand Dible and W. Turner families.
Beech Grove residents and relatives are seen in a flurry of calls and visits. Addison Kennerley and family travel to Ada and joints with neighbors while O C Rickle and Forest Shhade help shear sheep. Numerous calls to Platt Rickle Kimmel and Van Scott households fill the week with dinners and Sunday visits.
Of Carey, Misses Mary Wickiser, Lucille Lahr and Corrine Kimmel are listed among participants or attendees in the unnamed event, reflecting a social or community gathering.
Isaac Blackburn remains ill but improved. The Wyandot high school hires Daryl J. Mullholand as teacher. Children's Day observed at Reformed church. Coral Taylor returns from Cleveland visit. Philip Reis and R A Mullhol lund host callers. Wagner family returns from vacation. Missionary society met with Mrs Welsh Weininger. lunch served. Baptisms at the Presbyterian church: Eugene Ruehle and Warren Wagner. Pioneer Picnic set for Thursday June 14.
Market notice shows poultry offerings including young Leghorn chicks and light weight hens, old roosters, ducks, geese and turkeys available for purchase. The listing emphasizes both old and young birds and various poultry types.
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