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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
3
A village chronicle lists social visits from Jennie McElhinney Edith Karr and others in Forest Hebron Findlay and Lakewood. Homecoming events Grange rallies and a silo cutter demonstration are noted. A pioneer picnic at Hohwald School features speeches by G H Chambers Grant Mouser and G F Aldrich. Rexall sale announced at Ewing's.
Charles Brand and son Myron visited Upper Sandusky on Monday. Dozens of locals exchanged calls at homes of Brand, Stoll, Davidson, Swerlein, Clark, Gibbs, and others. The BB B club met with Edward Swerlein. 13 members attended with piano selections and an elegant lunch. Next gathering at Emma Clark’s with Leo Clark’s wife.
Adri an Darwin Presler of Akron spent several days here last week. Miss Dessa Mtchen is the guest of Mr and Mrs Walter Snyder of Kenton. The Crochet Club meets at Mrs W H Mullholand’s home next Thursday. Harry and Hugh Mullholand and Warl Mosier of Fostoria spent the weekend here. The MFE SS will present a Children's Day program at the church Sunday evening. Many attended the Sunday school convention at Tiffin last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ben Grouse and Miss Geneva were here. Miss Frances Clouse and Jerome Clouse of Tiffin were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Rachel Clouse. Mrs W H Snyder and daughter Miss Maud attended the wedding of Miss Katherine Snodgrass to Mr William Snyder at Kent Tuesday evening. The ceremony was at 6 o'clock.
Local residents attend services and visits across Ohio towns. Prof F L Teal will be at Columbus Atlas to discuss duties. Mr and Mrs George Pennington and Clair Powell family visit Cyrus Starkey. Mrs Gail Wenner and son Vinton stay with Mullholands in Bucyrus. Rev S Stoner of Massillon to speak at Reformed church.
Rexall announces a sale at Ewing's spanning Thursday Friday and Saturday with discounts on selected health and household items for local shoppers.
Mrs J B Roberts of East St Louis says Chamberlains Cough Remedy kept her boy’s cough loose and relieved harsh coughing fits during whooping cough. She trusts it for colds and croup and keeps it in the house. Read the Want Ads.
Miss Edna McRill spent Tuesday in Findlay. Mr and Mrs Homer Wise and family called on Levi Missamore Sunday. Mr and Mrs W W Walter of Lewistown Pa visited Mrs Fu Miller Tuesday. Gladys Fisher returned from the Home and Hospital Findlay Thursday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Kaiser of Kenton visited George Kaiser Tuesday. Obed Crow and family from Pemberville visited with sister Roy Eschbaugh Saturday and Sunday. William Eatherton motored to Carey Thursday to meet Rev and Mrs Swearingen. Grace Roller and children with Miss Zenith Missamore spent Monday with R W McRill. Lewis Slemmer and wife and Chas Slemmer and wife and baby of Upper Sandusky spent Sunday at George Kaiser’s. The congregation shares news of the marriage of Rev M J Swearingen to Miss Cleora Mason of Fostoria on Thursday June 7.
William Lutz Wharton returns home after a visit. Harley Vogel and family visit Galton friends. R Peterman family and daughters visit Charles Davis home. Charles Baker and son Gerald spend weekend with William Baker. Clarence Kimmel moves to Findlay to work in cigar factory. A Bristoll family drive to McComb for Sunday visit with Burt Howard. Frances and Elizabeth Bristoll return home after weeks with Carrie Miller in Findlay. Ladies Aid Society meets at Mary Bennet’s home for sewing. Mabel Sink of Orono arrives for extended visit with Van Buren family. Victor Sink hosts Embroidery Club with Sadie Lutz, Mollie Thompson, Ruth Sink, Zula Fox, and Mabel Sink gathered for crochet and fancy work. Refreshments served.
ST PAUL IIS Copley and son Levi spent Saturday in Arlington. Myron and Wheeler Wentz helped Elmer Pratt shear sheep Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Stoll and son Clifford are visiting in Trumbull county. Mr and Mrs C C Schrote called at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Pendleton Sunday. Little Miss Dorothea Peterman of Wharton visits grandparents E V Vanlue. Mr and Mrs E M Burson of Carey called at Elmer Pratt Monday afternoon. Arlington visitors included Aaron Alspach L A Beck and C C Schrote and sons Paul and Lynn Saturday. Mr and Mrs C Kennerley and daughter Lucile visited R D Gilliland near Mt. Blanchard Wednesday. Forest Cross and sons Leonard and Ronald visited Mina Tong of Mt Blanchard Sunday. Clarence Suber, Girard Rickle and Miss Bernice Tong and Leola Beck visited Beech Grove home of Lee Yentzer. Charles Brown and A Brown of Findlay dined with Elmer Pratt and attended Mrs Sarah Snook funeral Friday afternoon.
Mrs Vern Phillips is on the sick list. Kinney of Alvada visited P S Kinney. Earl Bare of Berwick called on Will Miller. Mr and Mrs John Yentzer visited Mrs Phinney. Earl Moser and Harry Mullholand of Fostoria called on Mrs Hila Kinney. Elmer Lawhead and Ruth Lawhead called on Mrs Will Miller. Mrs Bob Lowery and family visited Will Miller. The Slotterbeck and Sopher families spent the day with Kinney neighbors. Frank Knowlton Austin Knowlton and Carrie Yentzer visited P S Kinney. Cecil Lowery stayed with her mother in Crawford. Washington Young and Mollie Noel visited from North Baltimore and Terre Haute. Rachel Haines and Allie Kinney visited F Haines.
Gust Kummerer Jr. recovers from illness while A McBeth heads to Cincinnati for summer with relatives. Local families host guests and share news of visits, farm mishaps, and school memories. A community picnic and a large Logsdon reunion are noted alongside a Rexall sale at Ewing's.
Grace Chapel reports include visits by Monroe Crist and Opal Bingle with their grandmothers, and various families sharing Sunday meals. Sunday school convened at 9:30 AM and a Children’s Day program is set for June 24 at Grace Chapel.
Telephone operators across the country called subscribers to remind them of the approaching close of the Liberty Loan Bond sale in compliance with the Liberty Loan Committee request.
Miss Martha Schira Theresa Schira and brothers Joe and Will Schira attended the wedding of Sylvester Schira to Minnie Kline at St. Bernard's church Akron. Schira, long employed at the Goodyear plant, and his bride will reside at 238 Adelaide Boulevard and have roots with the Schira family of West Akron.
Harold Wonder preached the homecoming sermon at United Evangelical church after visiting Redhaw from Saturday to Monday. The Sunday service marked the homecoming event with Wonder delivering the religious address.
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