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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
8
Forest Plott dined Saturday with Mr and Mrs N B Plott and daughter Gladys. Several families including Rickles and Wardes share dinners, visits, and a 100 pound baby Richard Eugene born to Addison and C C Rickle. Newlyweds Laird Rickle receive serenade with neighbors recalling wartime humor and cake.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Weaver spent Sunday evening with the Ed Weaver family. Numerous visitors from Carey Upper Sandusky and Shelby settlements called on relatives at Lick Run Poultry Farm and nearby farms. A Corpus Christi procession at St Josephs drew attendees from Carey Upper Sandusky and Carey.
ST PAUL S C Presler visited the Dale Beard home Monday forenoon. Mrs J A Deidrick spent Friday with her daughter Mrs Clarence Beck. Mr and Mrs Orville Lee called on Mr and Mrs S C Presler Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs S C Presler and children called on Mrs Arlo Smith Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs H A Stoll were guests of Mr and Mrs L W Copley near Findlay Sunday. Other guests were Rev and Mrs J Paul Jones and son of Findlay. I B Copley and Girard Rickle assisted Stanley Walters with spring work Thursday. Mrs Copley and Mrs Rickle also spent the day at the Walters home. Mrs Cora Morehart and children Ruth Reva and Reed called on Mrs Clarence Beck and daughter Evelyn Clarence Beck and daughters Evelyn and Claris Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Schuyler Presler and children Martha and Don and Mr and Mrs William Beard and Grandma Beard of north of Vanlue spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Isaac Foster near Belmore. Mr and Mrs J A Deidrick and Ralph Ruth Reed and Reva of Vanlue and Mr and Mrs Schuyler Presler and children Martha and Don spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs I E Copley.
Local families and guests are recorded visiting relatives and friends across Beebe District towns including Tiffin Carey Vaughnsville Bucyrus and Findlay. Names include Vaughn Kessler Gilliland Beebe Geebe Hull Gottfried and Shock with dates noted for Sunday Monday and midweek gatherings.
Fort Royal and surrounding districts show a morning of visits and dinners as residents call on friends in Carey Findlay Upper Sandusky Forest Wharton Marion and Whitehouse. Notable names include Grace Thiry Theresa Collet Mabel Mitchell Mary Putnam Grover Babies Baughman Hewlett Hartle Chambers England and Hewlett. Short verse and miscellany follow with farm notes and literary quips.
A Pitt Panthers line mocks a snow barefoot prank as a chain of people kiss the maid and catch colds. The joke ends with the preacher visiting, suggesting a satirical take on contagion and family interactions.
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