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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1919

Page

2

Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Plans

Miss Ruth Wickiser visited Mrs. Ernest Bock Sunday afternoon. Families from the vicinity head to Clinton for fishing trips. A meeting is planned for Sunday evening June 15 at 9 30. Miss Hazel Wentling and Miss Dorothea Shaw visit the Robison family. Pauline Beck visits Mt Blanchard grandparents. Robison and Wentling families and others called on Snook and Crabbill households Sunday afternoon. Camp Leg noted as very hot with little to do and anxious boys to return home.

Ruth Wickiser Ernest Bock Psit Clinton Hazel Wentling Dorothea Shaw Charlés Robison Pauline’ ‘Beck Mariorf Beck Mt. Blanchard Irene Avomile Dale Edgar Wentling Hazel John Crabill Curtis Platt Forest John Snook Earl

Kear Millholand Reunion Set at Carey Water Works Park

Community invite lists the Kear Millholand gathering to be held at Water Works Park in Carey on Thursday June 19 1919 with all connected invited. Local families and friends including Yentzer Spoon Fisher Weininger Swerlein Kibler Shireman and McCallan are noted as attendees. Reverend Zekiel of Dayton will speak on From the Saloon to the Ice Cream Parlor at the Presbyterian church Thursday evening with music by the local orchestra.

Kear-Millholand Water Works Park Carey Harry Weininger V. McCann Babe $F Fremont C. McCallan Fostoria Ed Swerlein Daisy Orphan Lower Mr. Brown Akron C. Kibler Zekiel Dayton Presbyterian Church Ralph Shireman Mrwn Harry Shireman Paul Shireman Bloomington Ill Wilson Shireman

Local Social Notes from Walnut Area Families

Mr and Mrs Frank Haines hosted a weekend visit at Leipsly while Mrs Vernon Phillips enjoyed Sunday with Mrs P S Kinney. Carey residents Mrs William Augustine spent Saturday with Mrs Jack Sopher. Mr and Mrs Charles Vaidiner and Fremont relatives visited locals last week. Kinneys from near Carey hosted Kinney family Sunday. Mr Kinney improving after stomach trouble. Vernon Phillips hosted 35 guests for Sunday chicken dinner including Warren Viener family, Phryene Wing family, Jack Phillips and Adrian residents. Camp news notes Carl Moses letter from Camp Loeva. Expected discharge delayed. plan to meet Camp erman Monday or Tuesday.

Frank Haines Leipsly Vernon Phillips P. S. Kinney William Augustine Carey Jack Sopher Charles Vaidiner Fremont F. M. Kinney Near Carey Mr. Kinney Warren ‘Viener south-of-Carey Arl Mersa Phryene Wing Jack ’Phillips Adrian An Phil Inne Stor Carl Moses Fren Loeva

The New Minister Musical at Epworth League

Epworth League of the M E church presents a satirical musical The New Minister next Tuesday at 8 15 p m at the park pavilion. Admission 25 cents with a cast including Rev Homer Alexander Brown Rev J M Shimer Prof Topnote and many church members and community roles.

Epworth League M. E Park Pavilion United States Homer Alexander Brown J- M. Shimer Topnote Veeenteeeeees MY Gable

Beech Grove Notes and Visits

Mrs. Lea Rickle is ill while Sunday school is set for Beech Grove at 9 39 next Sunday. Miss Myrtle Laird of Carey visits Mr and Mrs Wm Rickle and their son Laird. Mr and Mrs N B Plott and family dined with Mr and Mrs Jawrencé Plott and family. Lattimy and Cra Walters joined Mr and Mrs C C Laird for dinner. Forest Schade and family visited John Kummerer and family.

Lea Rickle Myrtle Laird of Carey Wm.’ Rickle Laird N. B. Plott Jawrencé Plott Myrtle Lattimyand Cra Walters C. C. Laird Forest Schade John Kummerer

Perry Holm Visits Omar For Pioneer Picnic

Perry O Holm of Omar came Wednesday to attend the Pioneer Picnic. Miss Bernice Hathaway and Dwight of Bloomville, and relatives, are visiting at the Edward Davidson home. The Logsdons and Mayme Logsdon attended the funeral of Florence Rita Gardner of Tiffin, infant daughter of Clarence and, funeral held at 2 pm Saturday.

Perry O. Holm Omar Bernice Hathaway Dwight Bloomville Edward Davidson Wilfrid Logsdon Mayme Logsdon Florence Rita Clarence Gardner Tiffin

Gold Medal Haarlem old age remedy ad

An old time remedy claims kidney and digestive support delays aging. The Gold Medal Haarlem Old Capsules are advertised as a standard home remedy to relieve age related weaknesses with claimed toxin removal and renewed vigor. Money back guarantee offered if not helpful.

Haaren Haarlem Haarlem Gil Haarlen

Graduation and reception at Our Lady of Consolation

Relatives and friends filled the shrine on Sunday for the parochial school commencement exercises and a reception for 500 children entering the Holy Childhood Society. Notable graduates and diploma bearers were honored as Father Fish praised Catholic education and mission work.

Our Lady of Constilation Holy Childhood ‘ Society Jesus Donald Myera Thomas Hucke Bruce Yonz Walter’Green Vincent, Long Isadore Yingling Cecilia Weaver Emma Haford Caroleen Dow Hulda Kentfield Minnie Remlinger Margaret Yingling Ruth Yingling Hilda Lamberjack Berenice Jehot Martha, Kentfield Mazi Flak Martha Riester Eugene Kromery Donald Bott Charles ‘Sanner Floyd Weaver Edward Pa Father Fish Watcher-Fish

New Minister Debut Follows Marriage Move on East Main

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelley rent part of Mrs. Peter Galbroner's residence on East Main Street and plan to move to housekeeping there. The playlet program includes songs and choruses such as Let Me Sing and The New Minister with Daisy, Mare Odette, and the Ladies Aid.

Daisy Mare Odette Ladies Bart Long-Daisy Henrietta Brown Sharp Frank Kelley Peter Galbroner East Main Street

Railroad ties wanted along line by Cincinnati agent

WANTED. Cross Ties THE CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI, THICAGO & SIT NOCIS RAILROAD will buy all the ties you can produce along this Line at good prices. (Call on local agent for particulars, or write W. Jd. HINER Purchasing Agent Third and Smith sts., Cincinnati, 0.

Cleveland Cincinnati Thicago & Sit W. Jd. Hiner Third and Smith Sts

Party Ticker Names Local Primary Tickets

Local Republicans and Democrats finalize primary slates with named candidates. Republicans list for mayor T W McClure and others including Marshal P I M erf and Clerk Ralph E Kurtz, while Democrats field mayor G i Hart and a slate with Charles Brown and John Steady among others.

T. W. McClure Ralph E. Kurtz H. G. Chambers E. Hatmar Herbert Newhach Bags ‘Harshberger KF. L Livingston Sail “School Board Burson H. H. Heck Eke Democrats I. Hart Wmarshal Harles Brown Cleck—John Steady D. Ls Aneué Counéimen Ba Riester D. C. Henry A.L. Arnold Frahl Mangett A. J. King QO. Young Board of Public Affairs Charles Dame Ed. Moore

Mrs B Luther Spaid Leaves for General Synod Delegation

Mrs Spaid departs Saturday for Canton as a delegate to the general synod convention of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Lutheran church. The event marks the final gathering before Lutheran branches merge. She travels via Upper Sandusky and is joined by Mrs Herbert of Champaign.

B. Luther Spaid Canton General Synod of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society Lutheran Church Lutheranism Upper Sandusky F. B.herbert Champaign W. L. Carling Findlay

Ancient Cannon and Fortified Cities in Wartime Times

The article notes 1843 Buckstead Sussex guns built with 6,000 pound iron ordnance by Kai Hogge and Thom Johnson with charcoal smelting and pack-horse ore transport. It also discusses Cambrai’s wartime role, Fenelon’s title, and Wellington’s fortress network after Waterloo as France’s proud possessions and versatile forts.

Kai Hogge Buckstead Sussex Thom Johnson Sky Cumberland London Graphic Fenelon Cambrai Napoleo Wellington Netherlands France Trdforts Lordon Mirror

Epitaphs and Wordplay From European Cemeteries

Brief, curious epitaphs noted in European gravesites include a Worcester slab with "Gone" for a departed auctioneer and a caned entry in Sussex with initials and two words "He was" Nearby Charles the Great’s monument bears "Carole, Magno" and Belfast’s Cane Hill features the line "Left till called for" The Christian Register recounts playful names Dolly Dillon and Dick Deveritt displaying alliterative prose.

Worcester England

Speed limit notice for motor vehicles in business district

The notice states fines of 25 dollars for operating a motor vehicle faster than 15 miles per hour in certain areas or more than 25 miles per hour in the country, with first offenses also risking criminal prosecution for man’s slaughter.

Bicycle riding ban on sidewalks declared by mayor

The mayor WM. Long announces that sidewalk cycling is strictly forbidden, warning residents of punishment. The notice emphasizes a prohibition against riding bicycles on sidewalks within the city limits.

Suet Pool Pool Rules Cited by Mayor

City notes strict action for boys found swimming in the Suet pool without bathing attire. Mayor WM Long warns residents that offenders will face legal consequences under local law.

WM. Long

Torpedo ranges and feats of strength from history

The article notes torpedo discharge ranges of about 1000 yards for single targets and up to 2000 to 3000 yards for multiple vessels. It also recounts Memarkane rents of Strength Louis de Bouffirs, famed for breaking iron bars with his hands and lifting a horse on his shoulders, entertaining the public square.

Louis de Bouffirs

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