Wash Dresses for Children and Girls at Great Prices
A large display offers an immense line of wash dresses for children and young girls at very reasonable prices. The selection eases shopping stress on hot days.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
5
A large display offers an immense line of wash dresses for children and young girls at very reasonable prices. The selection eases shopping stress on hot days.
A long list of visits and movements across Carey Ohio and nearby towns includes Mrs. J W Moon of Findlay visiting relatives in Carey, Mr and Mrs C A Gamel of Upper Sandusky with Mr and Mrs E E Brown, Eugene Bradley and drive Ore returning from Wittenberg College studies, and J Frank Johnston to examine eyes at C B Pflueger store next Monday. Local residents travel to Springfield Port Clinton Mt. Blanchard and North Baltimore. several family visits, optical services, and a few hospital or illness mentions are noted.
Numerous small town notices describe Tuesday trips and visits across Ohio communities from Tiffin to Findlay. Residents such as Miss Tillie Faber, Mrs. Hester Ingels, Miss Gladys Shaffer, and Sergt. Harry Bechtel are noted with travels, furloughs, and return home. A son of Lima and others are mentioned with local errands, renovations, and social engagements. An estate inventory reports Esma Webster’s $12 765 assets. Cyril Simonis and Fred Pieraccini resume work in groceries and fruit stores respectively.
Kodak printing and developing at Montague's studio and a note to leave work at the studio or Brayton's drug store. Mr and Mrs Ralph Finferd and children Margaret and Angie, Mae and Miss Fannie Alt spent Friday in Upper Sandusky. Addison Kennerley and daughter Vernice of Wyandot county called on Mr and Mrs Frank Van Sant Monday afternoon. Houcktown correspondent to the Findlay Republican.
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