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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
5
Local items and personals note small deliveries and shop sales at Emerine Bros Ideal Hat Shop and King's confectionery. Residents visit relatives in Toledo Cleveland Findlay Lorado and Greenwood Wis while others return from events and graduations at Wittenberg and Harding High School.
Lard 16c a pound at Emerine Bros. Hats reduced at Ideal Hat. New parlor suites at Nitrauer Fruth. Mint ice brick. Warren Wisner family moved to Findlay. A J Frederick a business visitor in Findlay Monday. Frigidaire cooling system installed at Ewing drug store. J A McDaniel Overland Co delivered a Willys Knight sedan to P B Emerine Davenport. Various visits, illnesses, and social events noted among local families and towns. Potluck picnic at Park Monday evening 6:30 to benefit Methodist Ladies Aid. Numerous residents and visitors from Carey Upper Sandusky and Columbus referenced.
The local W C T U held Flower Mission Day at Mrs Emeretta Brown's home. Mrs A J King led, prayers and scripture were shared, leaflets read, and 36 bouquets sent to the sick and shut‑ins.
Quote framing knowledge as a lasting asset with Benjamin Franklin attributed wisdom about education and personal value.
An initial meeting of the Colonel William Crawford Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was held in Upper Sandusky to mark the anniversary of Col William Crawford's burning on June 11 1782. Officers were appointed and members listed, with talks on chapter aims and Revolutionary history. Regular meetings to follow with social time and patriotic observances.
Charles E Scheiber sues Lieutenant Governor Charles H Lewis in Crawford county court for 20850 claiming an October 1925 Scioto trail crash near Bucyrus left Scheiber with a fractured right leg and twelve weeks hospital recovery. He alleges Lewis drove faster than forty miles per hour and seeks full damages.
Elmer France of Cleveland has bought Amos Hart's share in the Kinsey and Hart meat markets at Tiffin and Carey. France was a traveling meat salesman. William Pahl and Russell Shull keep their posts in Carey. Hart, a former Carey resident, will focus on his farm interests.
Howard Johnson pleaded guilty to a charge of dealing in intoxicating liquor in mayoral court before Mayor S. N. Clark at 7 30 PM Monday. Clark deferred sentencing until Saturday. Spectators were barred from the courtroom.
A dialogue highlights a country without a man and a man without a country as a witty, philosophical exchange in Right Way Magazine. The brief exchange contrasts longing and loss with a sharp quip about belonging and identity.
Classifieds urge readers to place Want Ads to reach a wide audience and realize quick sales. The column highlights the potential earning power, with tips on crafting clear listings and timing ads for best results.
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