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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
6
Ail correspondence should arrive by the first train Wednesday morning with a preference for Tuesday delivery. If letters arrive via routes they should be sent a day early to ensure timely publication.
Grace Chapel announces Sunday school on June 29 at 9 30 in the morning. Various local residents are noted visiting relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Chas Hill and family Mr and Mrs Walter Updegraft and others from Carey Wharton and Blanchard locales. Farm changes include Chas Cole selling his place to Chas Hunter and purchasing a forty acre farm of Eli Burgon with possession this fall.
Byron Ogg and family hosted by Harvey Wohlgamuth and wife Thursday. George Baughman and son Walter visited Garfield Tong and wife Thursday. Mrs George Baughman and Mrs Jonathan Bachar joined Mrs Alva Baughman Friday. Mrs John Kileopfer and children Fred and Hthel called on Mrs Jerry Snook Sunday. Frisbie Nye and daughter Garnet visited B Platt and family Sunday. Ray Thatcher visited Russell and Orville Nye Sunday. Harvey Wohlgamuth hosted P. B. Wonder and wife and Mrs H B Kurtz of Carey Sunday. Wm Gorauch visited Robert Bachar Sunday. Essie Thatcher visited Dora Bachar Sunday. Emanuel Baughman and family visited George Baughman and family Sunday. Lev Baughman and family of the Ridge visited Jerry Wohlgamuth and wife Sunday.
Springville residents report sickness and family visits. Mrs Harlan Roynon is listed as ill. Deibe and wife visited their son Fred near Carey. Mrs J Lenner stayed with Mrs Louis Galbroner. Mrs James Phillips of Portage county visited relatives nearby. Brayton Crisp attended the funeral of Mrs Frank Rigby in Toledo. Willie Phillips of Carey visited Alice and Clara Phillips. L A Brayton and wife made a brief business trip to Mindlay. Henry Fredritze visited his mother Mrs Andrew Fredritze in Titin.
Mrs. Louis Galbroner is on the sick list. Mary Brayton was a guest of friends at Vanlue Sunday. Saral Dible is visiting Mrs. Harlan Royuon near Carey. Gertrude Windau is spending a few days with her father, Joseph Windau of this place.
Berwick residents including Mrs Jacob Imber and family, Mrs J Sanders and son Marlon, and Benjamin Porter spent time in Tiffin and Fostoria with relatives and friends. Multiple local visits followed by a band concert in New Reiner and a Sunday ball game between McCutchenville Grays and New Reigel ending nine to four. Work on the second pi ll well on the George Reinhart farm west of Berwick continued with drilling underway.
Ployd Allen of Findlay seen on streets Thursday. Ray Cravens buys a fine driving colt. Co Sutter builds a new concrete driveway at the elevator. Clem Cross trips to Windlay Saturday. Bert improves his property by painting the house. Miss Mary Davis of Findlay visits last week. G F Burnap and wife visit B F Burnap Sunday. I O O F building work begins Monday. Forest Buckingham and family from Findlay spend Sunday here. Elmer Gorsuch and family from Houktown visit R M Beck Sunday. Big Four improves their right of way with car loads of cinders. Baseball game last Thursday with All Stars of Findlay 14 to 1 for home team. Homer Breitigam and family from Forest spend Sunday with Mahlon Breitigam. L C Dipert wife and son Paul visit Harvey Tippin Sunday. Miles Goldie Buckingham and Jamie Snyder attend Y P S C EE Convention at Chicago Junction. Y P S C EE social last Saturday was financial and social success with a large crowd. Mack Burnap returns to his old home here after seven years away. Neuregia and Rheumatic Pains yield quickly to Miles Anti Pain Pills with no bedaftereffects.
Farmers plow corn as Elmer Pratt travels to Carey on business. Local residents visit friends and relatives including Becks, Stolls, Pratts, Lees, Fruths, Coles, Preslers, and others. Social calls, Sunday gatherings, barn remodeling, and corn planting are listed among area residents and their activities.
Miss Nina Truby of Carey visited friends in Adrian on Sunday. Asa Snyder and family from near Carey were Adrian visitors Friday. Martha Ewley of Toledo returned home after a few days with relatives here. Will and Richard Payne from near Upper Sandusky stayed with R P Haines Saturday. Sylvia Clinger and Mary Frederick of Carey visited relatives Thursday. Jack Phillips enjoyed visits with Fostoria friends. Earl Yachner of near Holgate stayed with William Mullholland family. A Mullholland family and Mrs George Shober with Lewis visited Tiffin on Saturday.
Cincinnati June 7 Governor Judson Harmon will continue as head of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railroad for months to come, a belief shared by railroad circles and most litigants in the federal court case pending here over multimillion dollar claims. The testimony on these claims was resumed today before Special Commissioner Frank O. Loveland.
A long list of personal notes from the area records guests and travels. Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Culler visited Toledo on Tuesday while Mrs. Mary Newhard stayed with relatives in Delaware last week. Various residents travel to Marion, Mt. Blanchard, and Findlay. gardening and remodeling projects appear in North Vance street and nearby homes.
Sunday excursions to Columbus Toledo and nearby points start June 6 with daily trips to New York in July. Knights of St John Encampment at Cedar Point June 13 20. Lake Chautauqua excursions on July 2 and 23. Ellis reunion in Los Angeles July 11 17. Nat s Gymnastic Union in Cincinnati June 19 27. Daly excursions to Pacific Coast and Far West.
Mandeville La June 8 eleven bodies have been recovered from Lake Pontchartrain after the collapse of a small pier as excursionists crowded to board the steamer Margaret bound for New Orleans. All victims are identified as New Orleans residents and no others are missing despite ongoing search efforts.
A local ad proclaims Bert Mitten operates the best agency for dying and cleaning goods in Northwestern Ohio. It invites interested buyers to visit or contact for services, promising superior results.
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