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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
6
Charles Bland suffers pleurisy while others in the Carey area tend to family sickrooms. Mrs. Elizabeth Bland returns home ill from Carry. Friends and relatives visit and dine at numerous homes including Sowers, Davidson, Gibson, Gilliland, and Noel households. A wrist injury from a horse incident and a tree fall are also reported along with a local B B B club gathering at Will Davidson’s residence.
Mrs James Helms and family of near Carey visit Mrs Julia Harris. William Johnson of Kenton guests of sister Mrs Frank Haines. Frank French of Findlay toasts Miss Helen Holves toft. Charles Mullholand of California visiting. Ladies' Ald Society of M E Church schedules social Saturday evening. Miss Lizzie Redfox of Tiffin sewing. Miss Theresa Welter of Berwick a guest at G A Mullholand home. Grace Greer of Carey stayed last week. Ralph Knaup of Fostoria a Sunday caller. Mrs Vern Phillips ill. Mr and Mrs W M Presler and daughters Grace and Martha with Mrs Russell Presler motor to Upper Sandusky. Alva Ewings receives word Denver Ewing died in Gallipolis. Hiram Presler of Alvada visits W M Presler.
Mr Sullivan Lanker builds a cellar and adds a bedroom to his house. Mr and Mrs William Proctor visited at Mr Jacob Smalley’s home in Alten and Forest. Stoll and family toured Merten for a day. Needlework Club to entertain families Wednesday at the school. Miss Haines and Mrs Nellie Myers visited Fred Dible’s home last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Lass and Edith Kate dined with Mr and Mrs G Hetzel. Hayesfeld of Cleveland visited at Mr Frank Haford’s Sunday. Mrs Jacob Smalley went to Grant hospital in Columbus for appendicitis operation. Mr Charles Gibson and Miss Soma Cole visited Rev Beaschler Thursday. Russell and Edwin Patrick stayed with Fred Dible. Patrick family returned home leaving Russell and Edwin for an extended visit.
Walnut Valley updates show Nancy Johnson on sick list and Mrs Vernon Phillips also ill. M E Aid Society to hold supper June 26 at Adrian band hall. Local residents Ferdinand and Napoleon Dible visited Willis Dible. Myrta Zino and Martin visited Tiffin friends. families visited Mr and Mrs Haines, Kinney, and Thomas households across Adrian, Sycamore, and Vanine.
Grace Chapel notes report several visits and meetings. Ray Shafer is listed as sick. Edgar Wentling made a business trip to Upper Sandusky Tuesday. Families visited, and Sabbath school and prayer meetings are scheduled at Grace Chapel.
Residents and relatives in McCutchenville and nearby towns are listed with brief visits and short trips. Families like Schalls, Weiningers, Mullholans, and Hottmans are noted visiting, hosting, or traveling to Findlay Bascom Columbus Athens and Tifington for weekends, school, and church events. The column also mentions a church day at the Reformed church with good attendance and a surprise party for Miss Lotta Delaplane.
Mr and Mrs Willis Baughman hosted visitors with Mr and Mrs John Robison and daughter Iva and Mrs Edward Cluay and son Charles stopping by. Sunday events included carey area home visits and children’s day exercises at Ste Paulydines program. Also noted were calls from Stollard Ton Schittard Della Stoll and Mary Effie Lee and other neighbors. Use Hanford s Balsami for old sores.
Mr O N Copley and Mrs Wisner host visitors Monday evening. Albert Wolf and son Mark spent Sunday with William Schubert. Several local families including Wisner, Thomas, Feigel, Martin, and Schubert members hosted or visited relatives and friends across the weekend. A guest list features Lena Thomas of North Manchester and multiple Swindler and Harvey Thomas connections.
The column records a string of local interactions in Woodsdale including visits by Mrs Louis Kheppel and family to Vanlue callers, the Eatherton farm shooting event described as a gaser with fair oil, and numerous Sunday gatherings. It lists visitors from Houcktown Lovell Vanlue Deshler and Rawson with meals, parades, and drives to see the Northwestern Firemen's parade, plus meals at the Morehart and Hammond homes.
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