Carey Area Social Notes From Sunday Visits and Dinners
Sunday afternoon visits and dinners across Carey and nearby towns are listed with families hosting relatives and friends. Names include Miss Orvetta Avaul ting, Mr and Mrs Henry Fleck, Frank Arnold, Catherine Arnold, and many others visiting from Upper Sandusky, Mansfield, Norwalk, and Detroit. Activities span baptisms, reunions, and community hospitality at farms and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvetta Avautling
Menr Carey
C. G. Kimmel
C. C. Krebs
Charles Orians
Vincent Arnold
David and
Ruth Emma
Upper Sandusky
Frank Arnold
Catherine
Local notes from Mt Blanchard and surrounding area
Mt Blanchard news reports illnesses and social visits. John Edie is seriously ill at home on South Main Street. Mrs John Benjamin has been poorly. Walter Foster resigns from Foster store. Margaret Sampson teaching summer school. Stanley Beck and family go to Crystal Lake. George Gottier buys W J Bunnell property on E Clay Street. Epworth League bake sale planned Saturday evening. Marion Beck and family hosted relatives from Michigan. Children’s services at M B church drew a large crowd. Bert Heron and daughter Louise visited P H Helen. Spade and Foltz families visited Mrs Etta Fahl. Rayph and Noah Martin among mourners at Mrs Jenkins funeral in Wharton. Mrs Howard Vrooman from Tampa, Florida to summer with sisters. Annis Hire loses control of auto at Methodist Cemetery causing damage. Misses Cartha, Reva Bishop, Rosella Bushong and Mrs Everett Bowman attend Bowling Green summer school. WCTU met last Wednesday. lunch served. Clay Eatherton and wife of Jackson, Michigan, visited parents for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will von Stein
Shawtown
Crawford
Lick Run
von Stein
Indies
Walter Hirth
Martin and
Mary
Galion
Mayme Hill
Mansfield
Joe Ball
Rosann
Upper Sandusky
Ambrose Orians
Charles Rall
David Mincer
Esther Simmons
Norman
Bobby
Detroit
Henry Fieck
Alton Phillips
Davidson
John Benjamin
Walter Foster
Foster
Local Social Roundup At Vanlué Area Homes
Mrs. Robert Walter assisted her sister with cherry processing Monday afternoon. Mrs Harkey Boeteghleman and a child visited Mr and Mrs Kay V Baughman on Sunday afternoon. Hertle and Miss Letta Hartle attended an event with Miss Nelhie Alspachyot near Vanlué Mrooend. Clarence Baughman and others spent Thursday evening at the Harley Pondatream Drive. MA F Hartle and Miz Teta Tatt visited last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theess
Levine
Windlay
Robert’ Walter
Frank Walter
Homeland Hospital
Findlay
Harley Bame
Suniday
Orville Staley
Menry Bingle
Betty
George
Rising Sun
George .Baughman
Eugene Baughman
A. T. Baughman
E. A Baughman
Robert Walter
Harkey Boeteghleman
Vandur Mroo
George Baughman
Kay
V Baughman
A Hertle
Letta Hartle
Nelhie Alspachyot
Vanlué
Clarence Baughman
Tuildsen
Ot Pindlay
Harley Pondatream Drive
F_ Hartle
Miz
Teta Tatt
Ts “Wiliam Pontius
Walter Gottfried
Egnest Smith
Pearl
Opal
Warry Uull
Billy Shock
Sycamore
J A Vaughn
James, Joe
Robert
Marjorie
Geneva Clouse
Mra Ben Clouse
Local socials and visits near Beebe and surrounding towns
Miss Viola Tyson spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs. E F Thhome. Allen Vaughn and daughter Evelyn visited the MC Yost home. Several families share weekend and weekday visits including Beebe, Vaughn, Haegele, Phillips, and Walter Gottfried groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Tyson
E F. Thhome
Allen Vaughn
Evelyn
MC Yost
Joseph Vaughn
J. A. Vaughn
Edith Beebe
Richard Smith
Carey
Walter’ Gottfried and Sons
Harry Hall
R G. Hetzel
Upper Sandusky
C. J. Haegele
Ogter
Courtroom Scene Confirms Prior Conviction Admittance
In a courtroom, the defendant Illo admits to a prior conviction on March 20, 1926 for bootlegger charges. The prosecutor questions him as the jury watches, while the defendant greets his current lawyer with a wary smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly
Terrible Handicap Shouted Over Workload Strain
A fragmentary cartoon caption describes a worker named Bill pushed to exhaustion by constant shoveling. The dialogue mocks his short sight and demands attention to unsafe or unfair labor conditions without detailing the setting or organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Adrian Social Notes Mention Visits and a Scalding Incident
Adrian residents share a week of social calls with Findlay and Carey friends. Esther Bridinger visits Findlay while others call on Ella Kinney and Elizabeth Presler. a scalding accident from boiling water is reported. The piece lists several households from Adrian, Findlay, Carey, Bucyrus, Flat Rock, and Springville at a straw berry dinner and various visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Bridinger
Findlay
Hot Shearer
Eliza Correll
P H Schearer
Findiny
Paul Schearer
Paul
Tessie Hunsinger
Flat Rock
LE Schearer
Ji A Olinger
Marjorie
Martha
Bucyrus
E T Criger
E G. Snyder
Carey
Ending the Friendship on the Farm Feud
A two legged calf sets off a Troy County farm dispute as one farmer recounts a recent visit by a man who called on his daughter, raising questions about boundaries and consent in rural life.
KEEP YOUR PROMISES
A quotation attributed to Benjamin Franklin notes that promises may win friends but fail to be kept will turn them into enemies. The statement warns that non-performance damages trust and relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Ready for Opportunity Quote
A Persian proverb urges preparation for chance by shaping oneself like a stone that fits in the wall, not blocking the path for future use. It emphasizes readiness and practical merit over waiting for luck.
Carey Times Offers Reunion Invitations Printing
The Carey Times office provides printed reunion invitations and letter heads and envelopes as part of its commercial printing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Community Notes From Woodsdale Social Roundup
Mrs Hall visits Mrs Fla Miller. Families, neighbors, and knights share weekends in Ridge Center Findlay Carey and Vanlue. The U B church district youth convention meets at Vanlue. Fathers Day program at Vanlue Sunday school. Delcie Forest Smith visit grandparents F E Phillips Springville. Caroline Miller attends district league in Montezuma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kleopfer
Ridge Center
Forest Miller
Cora
Kenneth
Bula
Pearl Hariig
Pindlay
Wayne Powell
Delcie
Forest Smith
F.E. Phillips
Springville
Caroline Miller
Montezuma
Western trip diary from C. V. Wentz party reports road journey
Mr and Mrs C V Wentz of Salem township and Mr and Mrs Ed Parsons of Findlay leave Findlay on June 8 for a western motor tour. They send a mid trip report from Iowa Illinois Chicago Dubuque to South Dakota describing corn, farms, a wreck in Indiana, a Chicago airport visit, a Mississippi crossing, camp at Khel South Dakota, a near storm with hail, and meetings with travelers from many states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Wentz
Salém Township
Ed Parsons
Findlay Teft Findlay
Carey Times
Toya
Illinois
Indiana
Chicago
Mississippi
Dubuque
Khel
S. Dakota
Iowa
South Dakota
Nothing Doing Surgeon Duty Bound to Warn Four of Five Die
A surgeon declares a grim prognosis noting four of five patients die under the operation and asks the patient what they want done before the procedure. The scene features a colored assistant named Cece handing over an item, adding era-specific dialogue to the tense moment.
Shade of the Old Apple Tree Reference in Minn Ski-U-Mah
A compact quip references choosing a gown shade and the shade of the old apple tree, attributed to Minn Ski U Mah. The brief item hints at a playful line likely from a local college humor publication. It captures a moment of lighthearted fashion talk linked to a familiar tree image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn
Witty Exchange Highlights Office Banter
A brief humorous dialogue shows a boss and office staff debating a wife’s request to meet. The punchline hinges on whether the five referred to dollars or oclock, reflecting light office humor from a bygone era.
Reunion Date Notice for Carey Times Ad
Want Column invites readers to send reunion dates for free publication in the Carey Times. Submissions should include the date and a note for publication, offering a service that pays in exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Farm Bureau News Meeting Plans Fair Exhibit
Ovelyn Vaughn and Oleta Wentling led the Farm Bureau gathering held Wednesday evening. Members were urged to choose grain and fruit for the fair exhibit and committees were announced. No July meeting due to heat. next session in August with details to follow. 4-H club members Caroline Baker and Edith Tanner demonstrated a kimono nightgown, sponsored by Mrs. Clint Baker. Leo Vaughn recited "The Song of the Lazy Farmer" before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovelyn Vaughn
Caroline Baker
Edith Tanner
Clint Baker
Leo Vaughn
Not a Cut-Up Tax Cut Kindest Cut of All
Carey Times office notes a tax cut described as the kindest cut of all. The item frames fiscal relief as a targeted policy move with broad impact.
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Marion Beck
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M. B. Church
Bert Heron
Louise
P. H. Helen
Lester Spade
Adrian Foltz
Etta Fahl
Noah Martin
Austin Hickle
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B. F. Jenkins
Wharton
Howard Vrooman
Tampa
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Annis Hire
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Rosella Bushong
Everett Bowman
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