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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
7
In June 1908 Carey and surrounding areas report a mix of house improvements, deaths including Brown Delaplane and Forest Hotelling, engagements and weddings at Our Lady of Consolation, a 3 cent railroad fare rise, and war updates from France with 750000 American troops in Europe. Camp Sherman draft movement set for June 24 with listed cadets.
June 18 1918 items include Newhard’s 25c shirts promotion and birth of Harold Ritter's son on June 6. A hot wave hit the area, Lloyd Yohe sold 244.03 worth of War Savings Stamps. John Stoady named councilman after Otto Gottfried's resignation. Frank Zender family moved into Joseph Zender property. Clarence C Thome and Edith Hunter wed at the Methodist parsonage. Pythian Sisters elected officers: P C Mrs Frank Slemmer M E C Mrs Frank McGown E S Miss May Humbert E J Mrs A J Hart.
A testimonial from Mrs. Harry Robinson of Akron Ohio dated January 6 1983 credits Kruschen Salts with shedding 18 pounds in one bottle. She plans another bottle claiming continued loss and improved health and energy.
Marion Bachar and Paul Brown shared Sunday afternoon together. Fred and Helen Kloopfer visited Arthur and Athel Radher Friday evening. Albert and Florence Roszman with family called on W E Walter Sunday evening. Dr Colon Beck and Clyde guests at Willis Tong home Sunday dinner. John Kloppfer Jay Miller joined Deshler visit with Jesse Morehart family. Tong family members visited Senator Tong Sunday afternoon. A large crowd attended Children’s Day exercises at St Paul Sunday evening.
The Ladies Aid of Beech Grove United Brethren church met last Thursday at Mrs. Hiram Peirce’s home with sixteen attendees. A swing and tureen dinner were served at noon. The next meeting will be at Miss Luella Lahr’s home.
Ohioans praise the stretch along the Ohio River from Marietta to Portsmouth for grand scenery. The river’s breadth, curving banks, and hillside byways offer rolling views, stern-wheelers on the water, barges from Pittsburgh, and historic riverfront towns with Civil War era charm.
Crawford and Columbus residents hosted and visited multiple families this week in nearby towns. Albert Woolert and Mrs. Woolert stayed with Harry Nye in Crawford. John Brashares and Clifford Bland joined Billy Dow in Marion and Beebe respectively. Mark Karr dined with Katie and Edward McDonald in Salem. the Karrs visited Ralph Haford. David Stout stayed with F. L. Chaney near McCutchenville. Margaret Dow visited uncle J. D. Carothers near Carey. Raymond Logsdon and children from Tiffin called on Haford family. Mrs. Forrest Hurd and Madalene Pipes visited Grubb in Syc amore. Dr. Dow and family joined in Tiffin for a meal with their son Robert. Ball family spent evening with Haford. Lloyd Hill family visited Adrian at Charles Hill home. Twining and Hayman families traveled to Sylvania to visit Ned Twining. Mrs. Hayman and sons stayed two weeks. Ensminger and Parker families, plus Flora Ensminger from Geneva, attended funeral of Laura Herndon in New York City. Parker and Flora Ensminger are sisters and Percy Ensminger is Nye’s nephew.
An inventory of the late Alex Wernick of Fostoria and Toledo shows an estate valued at $153,000 held in trust by a Tiffin bank for his children. The death resulted from a grade crossing accident five years ago.
Reunion cards were printed at the Carey Times office as part of a local community event. The effort aimed to coordinate invitations and preserve memories for attendees and families connected to past gatherings.
Monday night council approved numerous payments from the Board of Affairs and Finance Committee. Items include Ohio Power Co energy 4310.45, salaries for super intendent engineer and secretary, various labor charges, utilities, supplies, and city services totaling a broad list of vendors and city workers through mid June 1933.
Shortages of hunger and fatigue in children noted. Ohio farm mortgages amount to 225 million dollars held by insurers banks and lenders. Ohio milk production for Swiss cheese runs four to five million pounds annually. Vaccination for fowl pox advised at 10 to 12 weeks for leg horns and 16 weeks for heavy breeds. Power and labor make up 60 percent of farm production costs per Ohio State University.
Mrs Elizabeth Hart widow of Charles A Hart died Friday at her home in Fostoria and was buried Monday. She leaves two sons Carl A Hart and Blake Hart. Mr Hart formerly lived in Carey and died two months ago.
F A Vickery of Bellevue travels to Chicago for his son Capt. Carl V. Vickery's funeral after the 36 year old aviator plunged to his death in a World's Fair sightseeing plane. Vickery, born near Bellevue, served in the Army Air Corps, logged 6000 flight hours, and worked for Gray Goose Air Lines, Walgreens, and the Chicago Tribune. He recently piloted Century of Progress sightseers for Pal-Waukee Co. Survived by widow Mary Raser, son Don, parents, sister Mrs. Maurice Griffin, and grandfather N R Nearwood. cousin of the late Judge Willis Vickery. Floyd Gibbons praised him as one of the nation’s finest pilots.
Beech Grove notes include visits by Roy Wickiser Roscoe Ward and families to neighbors Shaffer Schade and Hunter families. Carol June Marilyn Shane stayed with Myrtle Perkins in Carey. Kathryn Dible from near Nevada and Misses Addis Kimmel visited the Hun ter and Schade households. Beech Grove Sunday school at 9 30 next Sunday with Rev Elwood Botkin. prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30.
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