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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
6
Lovell community enjoys warm weather as spring crops progress. Mr. Perkins, longtime Ohio Oil Co. employee, may find work at Hew automobile plant in Findlay after move earlier this week. Residents welcome visitors for church events and social gatherings while local tradesmen plan improvements and new coal sheds.
Quiet crowds attend the auto parade and band concert in Carey. Social visits include Fred Garn in Mt Blanchard and A Woodward calling on John Zechman. Boxwell Patterson commencement at Amanda township set for June 24 in Vanlue U B church. Multiple funeral attendances in Findlay and Lee church.
Miss Mary Myers returns from Arcadia visit with grandparents the Dibles. Alice and Clara Phillips watched Frenchtown Sunday. Several residents visited Adrian Geneva Windham and nearby towns. Jacob Herbert is very ill and families hosted guests in Carey and Kenton.
Residents attended a New Beigle dance Thursday. Several from the area spent Saturday evening in New Beigle and Fostoria. Friends visited in Tiffin and Toledo, with many local families hosting guests including Miss Ida Lease and Miss Etta Wallenschneider.
Mrs G H Sankey and son Graydon of Rising Sun visited last week with Mr and Mrs S Walters. Miss Tessie Walters of Carey arrived to spend a few days with her parents. Ella M Breitigam and Mrs F C Lee were guests Tuesday evening at Foresta. William Grossi and wife of Stillwater Minnesota visit Mr and Mrs C F Sutter. Lucy Keyes and Jennie Rotson of Findlay came to see the Vanlue versus Blue Rocks ball game won 9 to 0 by Vanlue. Other items note A B Sunday school outing to the river.
John Wiseman traveled to Toledo on Saturday while C B Newcomer attended communion in Fremont. H E K Thomas and C O N Copley visited Wharton on Friday for the Boxwell Commencement. Lincoln Vanhorn, George and Grove Russell and Dr Rolla Russell formed an auto party from Mt. Blanchard, Jackson township and Napoleon.
Mr and Mrs Fred Etchen and daughter Francis Mae of Fostoria join Mr and Mrs Louis Etchen for a visit. Families from Kenton Melmore Carey Tiffin Bucyrus Danbury Attica and Wisconsin are listed among guests and local visitors in Adrian and area.
Sunday visitors and extended family visits fill the week in Springville. Among those noted are Mrs. Edward Yochum and Angeline, Mrs. Adam Vetter of Galion, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ogg with son, Mr. and Mrs. John Ruehle and sons, and business visitors from Tift and Clyde. The M E church Aid Society met at Mrs. Philip Kinney’s home for sewing and a 22-member dinner.
A little girl plays with a doll as a bell rings. Her mother urges caution and dismissal, while the child frantically hides to keep the visitor from discovering the doll is just a toy. The scene highlights a playful juxtaposition of imagination and secrecy.
A fragmented collection of quips and anecdotes on knowing when to quit. It cites jokes about orators salesmen and vanity in theater life. Notable items reference the Washington Star and London Answers with humor on restraint and timing in daily affairs.
The capital-page discussion weighs equitable retirement for public service workers amid interparty friction. It notes younger staff seek better prospects elsewhere, while many clerks stay loyal despite limited upward mobility. Senators Aldrich Hale, and others announce retirement plans. Russian books expand at public library. Plympton Chase signs theater lease. Washington 1910 construction boom heralded as prosperity grows.
The article explains misfiring due to ignition and fuel systems, listing common faults such as worn wiring, faulty coils, dirty plugs, and moisture. It describes testing plugs by removing vibrators, using paper to bypass contacts, and checking for leaks or track faults in porcelain.
A new heavy motor truck features four independent motors, one in each wheel, allowing operation of any wheel separately. The design promises enhanced traction and versatility for heavy hauling.
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