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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1926

Page

7

Twenty Five Years Ago In Carey Local News

A collage of late May 1910 items from Carey and surrounding towns notes various weddings including Miss Marie Orians and David Dow in Lexington Kentucky and Miss Lulu G Frede rick and John L Thomas in Upper Sandusky. It lists community events, school graduations, a dam petition, marriage licenses issued, and a rural carrier spotting a hen atop a storm wagon with nine eggs.

U. B Riter Delcie Lowery Cleveland Okla Lucia N. Mex Roland

New Baby Norman Hubert Born Near Town

A son was born May 29 to Mr. and Mrs. John Wenzinger, north of town, named Norman Hubert. Sponsors were Mr. Andrew Fox and Mrs. George Haford. Relatives and friends visited from several nearby towns, and Mrs. Dorothy Shumaker cares for the mother and baby. Mother and baby are doing fine.

John Wenzinger Norman Hu—bert Andrew Fox George Haford Wenzinger Michael Wenzinger Gustave, Kummerer Andrew, Fox Salem South South ‘of Salam Garfield ‘Tong Lewis Seislove Tiffin Alton Phillips Wm. Kummerer Clarence Ruffing Florine Glenna Ray Lonsway Ruth Dorothy Shumaker Per Sandusky Gertrude ‘—Lons— Way Ralph Schindler Fred— Erick Snavély Upper Sandusky Urban Clarence Heepf Me— Gutchenville Leo ‘Heepfer Adrian

Local visits mark week in Oak Grove area

Residents and relatives from Vanlue Carey Nevada Jenera Findlay and nearby towns hosted and visited each other across a busy weekend. Families such as Beck Schanhoff Myers Martin Newcomer Lea Ray Rangeler Nye Thomas Babb Rau and Criger shared time with friends and attended the Carey Chautauqua while others conducted errands and social calls through Oak Grove and surrounding hamlets.

W. A. Lea Hugh Reynolds Prairie Depot D. W. C. Ray Wm. King Near Arcadia Charles Rangeler Cleone Thomas Keller’s Mill Loren Nye Findlay Wesley Thomas M. H. Thomas J. A Thomas Grover Hile Dorothy Vera E. T.criger Helen Mabel Bame Carey Ed. Criger Vv. V. Thomas Chloe A. C. Dodge Mary and Lowell al Swihart Ruby Criger June and Tom Vanlue

Engineer Henry Guckert Dies of Heart Trouble at 31

Henry Guckert a 31 year old Big Four locomotive engineer died Saturday morning at his Bellefontaine home from heart trouble after rheumatism. He leaves a wife and six children. Remains were taken to Sandusky to his mother’s home where the funeral was held Monday and burial was in Sandusky cemetery.

Henry Guckert Big Four Bellefontaine Sandusky

There's Many a Slip Definition of .2 Shoulder Strap

A quirky aphorism notes how a small design detail can keep a spectacle from becoming a sensation. The line contrasts cosmetic features with public impact in a sly, observational tone.

Meeting Postponed by Local K of C Council

The regular meeting of the local K of C council, delayed due to the Mission for Men at Our Lady of Consolation, is rescheduled for next Tuesday evening, June 15. All members are urged to attend. Paul Krupp, G. K.

Our Lady of Consolation Church K. of C. Council Paul Krupp G. K

Threshermen of Ohio Meet in Marion Hosted by Huber Co

John S Fox attended a Threshermen of Ohio meeting in Marion last week with his wife Mrs. Fox and daughters Rosella and Hilda. The event was hosted by Huber Mfg Co. and included entertainment for attendees.

John S Fox Marion Threshermen Ohio Huber Mfg. Co

Prize for laziest man in college prompts wager

A colorful college quip circulates noting a prize offer for the laziest student. The speaker jokes about rolling over and tucking the claim away, reflecting playful campus banter and regional slang from Louisiana.

Grace Chapel social notes show a busy weekend

Dale Robison visited with Robert Bachar on Friday evening. Lester Moser dined with Elmer Tong on Sunday. Numerous neighbors hosted and visited in the Grace Chapel area including the Updegraffs, the Wood family, and several Pratts, Goales, and Tongs. A funeral for Z.T. Hewitt was held in Forest with family from Grace Chapel attending.

Dale Robison Robert Bachar Lester Moser Elmer Tong Joe ‘Starr Willis Tong Family Velma Opper Gladys’ Pratt Jane Louise Helen Stahl Marjorie Wickiser Mt. Blanchard Callie Tong Carl Treece Marion Beck Martha Griffith Fairy Ward M. Beck Willie Cole Orvetta Wentling Charley Cole Phrona- Wood Findlay Harvey Bland Edward Mick

Glib creditor laments unpaid bills in wry bread plea

A creditor’s letter reveals a long running plea for payment. The note jokes about fashionable newly married ladies kneading bread with gloves on and escalates to a stark demand that delinquent customers pay soon or face harsher consequences. A check is sent by return mail.

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