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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
5
Emerine Bros bought a carload of steers from Lee Ogg and sold milk in bottles at King's. The Pythian Sisters plan initiation Thursday night. Several families visited and hosted relatives in Tiffin and Upper Sandusky. Health officers report smallpox quarantine at J B Deetz residence.
Local social life featured visits by Mrs George Joseph and Mrs C X Diller with Howard in Paners. Dominion Sisters teaching Akron parochial school paused at Pilgrim House during a shrine pilgrimage. Epworth League delegates attended the Fostoria convention. Carey Chapter R A M conferred Royal Arch Degrees Tuesday evening. Mrs Laurel Lanning and Mrs Frank McGown attended Rebekah meeting in Findlay.
Mrs George Monday improves noticeably. Several residents hosted or visited relatives across Findlay Maumee and Ada. Notable gatherings included May Rapp with Forest Miller, Dan Mondey hosts, and visits to Mrs J H Riter in Upper Sandusky with Lois.
Quote from Walter Scott urges the reader to overcome mental weakness and indecision, framing hesitation as a path to misery and urging decisive action.
A rambling listing extols a three year old Ford in terrible condition. It notes piston ring problem missing engine busted radiator leaks tires worn and bent wheels and other severe defects. The seller promises speed and calls the car a damn good Ford for its shape.
Mr and Mrs O C Rickle visited the Girard Rickle family Sunday afternoon. Joseph Shane and Mrs Lewis Kimmel were visitors from Findlay on Tuesday. Ernest Shane attended the Updegraff reunion at Claude Bushong's home Monday. Bar Shaffer of near Wharton visited Ray Shaffer and family Sunday. Sunday school is set for 9 30 next Sunday and a children's meeting will follow. Several local families shared Sunday dinner visits with friends and relatives across Beech Grove and Hebron communities.
Mrs. Frank Knowlton is improving slowly. Mrs. Earl Moser visited with Mrs. Phil Kinney last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haines were shoppers in Tiffin last Saturday. The Shireman family of McCutchenville called on P. S. Kinney Sunday evening. Phil Kinney and kin visited Carey friends Monday. Homer Phillips and daughter Lucille visited with John Minder near Alvada Sunday. Kinneys visited Ralph Kinney and Flo Kinney east of McCutchenville Monday. Orville Young of Leipsic visited Frank Haines at Adrian Friday and Saturday. They also visited Misses Estella and Elsie Haines at Carey Sunday.
Insurance message urging readers to consult Grant Karr Agency for auto, live stock, or tornado cover in town or country. Promote subscribing to the Times.
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