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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
8
Local notices recount residents meeting and visiting family and friends Sunday. Names include Lewis Walborn, Joseph Myers, Ralph Myers, H. W. Watson, Marguerite Gaster, and many Gaster, Keiffer, Tong, Boff, Arend, and Gibson households. Children and guests join in cher ry picking and church events at Grace Chapel and nearby towns.
Mrs I E Gibson visited Mrs Ebmma Clark last week. Clifford Arquette called on Mr and Mrs Flore in Day. Dr Colan Beck of Clyde visited Mr and Mrs William Slotterbeck. Mrs Mark Mitten called on Mr and Mrs John Gillard Friday. Families from Tiffin and Mercy Hospital guest at the Gibson and Clark homes. Noel of Maysville Ky spent weekend here then returned to work at the state normal. Mrs Alf Bland returned from Mercy Hospital and is recovering at home.
Grover Yentzer and Forest Shade called off Roy Wickiser Sunday afternoon. Howard and Vernice Kennerley spent Thursday with Floyd Shaffer and wife. Walter Sloop, student at Columbus blind school, visits his family. Mrs Ernest Shane and daughter Carol June visit Chas Sutter. Addison Rickle guests of Ernest Shane and daughter. Geneva and Ida Schade with Paul Hueberger call on Preston Gaster. Ernest Shane and Carol Jane visit John Updegraff. Yentzer family join Forest Shade for Sunday visits. Ice cream at Ernest Shane's house Tuesday. Sunday school at 9:30 with Young Peoples Class leading. Funeral of Chester Nye attended near Findlay.
DoE Mr and Mrs WmfBagherton were in Carey on business Monday. Mrs T J Jacobs and Martha Laws spent Wednesday with Mrs R W McRill. Mrs Louis Knepper and Thelma took Sunday dinner with R W McRill and family. Mr and Mrs Marion Wise and daughter visited Monday with Mr and Mrs Samuel LeMott. Niew and Mrs Forest Miller and children called at John Kloopfer home at Ridge Center Friday. Mr and Mrs Robert Leckey and children of Findlay spent Sunday with Ernest Loader and family. Mr and Mrs Samuel LeMott and Otto LeMott spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Loren Gorsuch near Findlay. LK Knepper and son Lester and FL Miller motored to various points in Michigan last week and returned Sunday. George Monday and family entertained Sunday former Monday and family, Jay Hunt and family and Gerald Hatch and family. Merritt and Earl Hatch spent last week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Stephen Hatch of Findlay and returned home Sunday.
William Riffle of a Tiffin hotel pleads guilty to obtaining a car without a bill of sale and is fined 200 dollars. Judge May notices Jurisdiction with Unger. affidavit by Jesse Remy- Durg owner of the car. Riffle cannot pay and is sent to Toledo workhouse to work off the fine.
Village warns that fireworks may be sold from July 1 but firing is strictly forbidden until July 4. Only small packages may be sold. Public notice from the mayor cautions vendors and residents to observe the timing and safety restrictions.
The Treasury Department advises owners of 3 percent Victory notes maturing June 15 to reinvest part of the redemption in Treasury Savings Certificates. Five year certificates yield 25 percent over cost, or 5 percent annually, with early redemption possible. Denominations include 1000, 100, and 25 at cost 800, 80, and 20. max ownership 5000. Tax free at state and local levels and for federal income tax. Available at post offices or via Savings Division, Fourth District, Columbus, Ohio.
The United States Bureau of Standards finds many weights from American makers unsatisfactory delaying tests. A large dealer considers importing weights certified by the bureau to solve the issue. The problem is blamed on insufficient factory inspection.
Four year old Marjorie spied a horse and buggy from a window and cried to her mother that the horse was blowing dust from its mouth. The charming moment captures a child’s wonder at rural life.
Marion residents plan a four day centennial event July 2 to 5. An eight story hotel rises as city buildings including the hospital courthouse post office and union depot showcase Centennial preparations. Moriby stores donate over 800 display windows with antiques Indian relics and war relics totaling thousands for public exhibition.
Two young men indicted by the grand jury Wednesday were arraigned Thursday in Carey. Herbert Miranda alias Charles Douglass faces auto stealing charges. he pleads guilty after stating legal service. Clarence Poe charged with forgery makes a statement before the case is passed for investigation. This summary reflects proceedings in the Ohio case.
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