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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
8
A sequence of social visits across Tiffin and nearby towns features Mr. and Mrs. Haford hosting relatives, George Turner and others visiting various homes, and gatherings at the Lanker and Karr households. Several trips to Upper Sandusky, Carey, Harpster and Findlay are noted with extended family dinners and picnics.
Local social scene lists visits and dinners among the Flatt Rickle England Bristoll and Kimmel families. Barn raising draws 22 workers. Church events include Children's Day services on June 20. Various relatives from Adrian Carey MtBlanchard and Findlay are mentioned attending dinners, visits, and a family reunion across Wyandot and Seneca counties.
Mt Blanchard J Earl Wineland and family of Chicago visited the farmer's parents last week. Clark Hammond and family of Columbus spent the weekend with the farmer's parents. The elevator shipped three carloads of livestock to eastern markets this week. Helen Juanita born to Forest Lane and wife of east of town. Hickle and Latham reunion hosted by Mark Bishop in Jackson township attracted many locals. Mrs Laura Snider and Miss Rema Sampson visited the Bowman family. Wesley Alspach traveled to Findlay for cancer surgery. Oral Cole and family of Jenera attended children's day at the Methodist church. A heavy rainfall hit the area Sunday night. Jacob Seller's cow and Louie Price's calf were killed by lightning.
Little Betty Tresler on the sick list. Irvin Fiester of Fostoria visited the Geo Dewey home. Pearl Fruth stayed with her sister Mrs M J Saltzman. Jack Aurand of Rudolph spent Sunday with W A Lea and with Mr and Mrs Fred Buckingham and children Grace and Dale at Marion. Ray family attended Jack Phillips funeral at Adrian. Oak Grove church members joined Fostoria Church of the Brethren service. Clyde Heck and Janice Ann of near Vanlue visited V V Thomas. Chloe Thomas spent a week in Bowling Green for State Normal commencement. Harvey Newcomer family Nina Samuel and Rob…
A railway foreman offers a job to oil points and crossings. A man accepts and is sent to oil the line. After three days he telegraphs from Detroit asking for more oil, revealing he never intended to stay and simply traveled away.
A stout woman requests two quarts of oil at a filling station. The attendant asks what kind. She snaps back, telling him not to get fresh, in a pointed retort captured in an Iowa Frivol item.
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