Local Items and Personals In Carey and nearby towns
Carey and nearby communities report visits and travel by numerous residents. Trips bring families from Detroit Chelsea and Columbus. several attend church events, fishing trips, or social gatherings. Notables include Miss Jennie Steen hag taking a secretary position and Rev. Marion E. Tinsler engaging with Lakeside Institute planning and district JPR events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
Toledo
C. C. Simonis
Junior Simonis
A. C. Buckingham
R. A. Guinn
Baltimore
George Ash
John Leffler
Wanda
Hillsboro
Mich
Jennie Steen Hag
tofWs
L. Arm
Marcellus Jacoby
Caroline Hosafros
Helen Brannan
Arlington
Jean Hosafros
Galva
Ill
Harry Hosafros
Marion E. Tinsler
West Ohio
Epworth League Institute Commission
Lakeside
L. J Cooke
Niles Bildy
Findlay
Ohio
Fordyce Ogg
Shirley
Columbus
William Ogg
Chelsea
Della Ogg
Melford Culler
I L Culler
Gier’s Bridge
Reid Beitler
Richard
Beitler
Lakeside Institute
Roy B Leedy
Akron
Yeedy
Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
Leedy
Carey area residents summer activities and visits noted
A long list of residents and guests across Carey and nearby towns is recorded. Names include Reva Dame in Findlay, Neff Culler from Hicksville visiting Carey friends, Omeda Helen Leedy in Huron visiting former friends, and J A McDaniel with Capell and Robert McDaniel fishing on Pelee Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva Dame
Findlay
Neff Culler
Hicksville
Carey Friends
Helen Leedy
Huron
J. A. McDaniel
DA Capell
Robert McDaniel
Pelee Island
Dorine Leedy
Linwood Park
Community 4-H and FFA Meet Aim for July 13
The Corey Boys 4-H club met in the agriculture room at 8 PM after a preliminary ball game. Charities tdea provided accordion music and Charles played again. A combined softball game and meeting with Carey Girls 4-H and Boys 4-H is planned for July 13 at the same location. The cats committee served lemonade cupcakes and Wiener sandwiches. William Now reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey
Tdea
Charles
Future Farmers of America
Carey
Cats
Willtam
Honored on Silver Wedding at Copper Sundusks event
Mr and Mrs John Weaver of Copper Sundusks hosted a dinner honoring their silver wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Soover, Mrs Nirsimva Maildreak, Rosie te Lorain, and several Weaver relatives from Carey and Upper Sanduky attended the celebration at Harrison Salt Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peirce
J .Pp. Newhard, Jr
Lansing, Mich
O. M. Randall
Eastern High School
Betty Rawzidall
Peirce
Newhard
Brooks Randall
Joyca Vealette
Jack Spitler
South of Town
Charles
Boulder
Colo
Rossford
University of Colorado
Lincoln
Nebr
J. H. Biddle
John Weaver
Sundusks
Neon
Hagrisonm Salt Park
Upper Sardushkev
Frank Soover Oybad
Nirsimva
Maildreak
Rosie Te
Pod Mie
WolSnaen
Eldren Catheon
Raymond Wr
Leo Weaver
Caroline
Betty Lou
Mac Doppler
and Mirs
Edmund Weaver
Carey
Clara Weaver
Upper Sanduky
Too Successful Crossroads Merchant Spurns Ad
A Crossroads merchant refuses to advertise after a prior campaign drew crowds from miles away and depleted stock, nearly ruining the business. The stranger queries the prudence of advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossroads Merchant
Beery Family Leaves Carey for Dennison Home
Mrs. Ralph Beery and her children Norma and Ralph Hiram departed Carey this Sunday to return to their Dennison home after visiting relatives. Reunion cards were printed at The Carey Times office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Simonis
E. A. Kramer
Anderson Acres 4
Lake Erie
F. C. Ogg
Columbus
W. H. Ogg
Chelsea
Mich
Della Oge
Eugene Pahl
Hougekeeping
Alletha Newcomer
West Street
Norma Jean Beery
Carey
Dennison
Homer Swerlein
Nancy
McCutchenville
Bbc
Harshberger
Luther Haines
Vanlue
Winford Ogg
Haines Cottage
Fremont
W. L. Arnholt
Hayden Fouts
Mildred Campbell
Jennie Steen
Bowling Green State University
Peter Arend
West of Town
Nicholas Hucke
Alfred
Christ Hucke
Floyd Allen
Fred Boyd
Allentown
N. Y
Sheldon Kleopfer
Toledo
William Kleopfer
H C. Rook
Rosemary
Richard
Thomas
Findlay
W L. Carlin
Rook
Justine Orians
Ambrose Orian
South of Cares
Finday College
Ralph Beery
Norma
Ralph Hiram
Beery
William Yingling
Carey Times
Ohio Sets Squirrel Season From September to October
The Ohio Conservation Council in Columbus kept pheasant and rabbit seasons unchanged while setting squirrel season from September 25 to October 10. The pheasant season opens November 15 at noon for 10 days and rabbits run November 15 to January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Conservation Council
Columbus
Ohio
Lawrence Wooddell
Garns Host Sunday Dinner Guest
Garn was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carey Garn and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ON. Garn
Mrs
Carey Garn
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A. E Constien
Windsay
Sylvester Roan
Bryan
C. D. Mitchell
Gertrude England
Rosabel Leedy
Chicago
Pahil
Anna Craver
Tiffin
Annye
B. Harris
Flora
Missy
Roy Kirkwood
Frank Frey
Maxwell Steen
Cleveland
8S. A. Chesebrough
W. S. Bish
P. C. Goff
Howard Bish
William and Edgar Keller
Kenneth Adelsperger
Mt. Gilead
Michigan
O. W. Bliss
Dorothy
Gerald
Detroit
Gerald Bradley
Charleston
Bradley
W. G. Bradley
T. R. Walters
Amsden
Harry Dible
Vincent Mitten
David Dible
East Harbor
Port Clinton
Max Silverstein
New York
Harry
Mapes
Cedar Point
Robert Brown
Lloyd Thomas
Allegan, Mich
Riza Jacobs
Max Eimas
Portsmouth
Eimas
Harry Hoeafros
Shick
James Melton
Melton
Fifth Avenue
Lanny Ross
Jessica Dragonette
Old Mexico
Mexico City
Roosevelt
Dixie” Walker
White Sox
America
Yellowstone National Park
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Elmina Moser
Adrian
Ella Kinney
Helen Gottfried
Louisville, Ky
Otto Gottfried
L E Straw
C G Sherman
Lester Snyder
Clarence Philip
Elma Charles
Deonald
Delmer Miller
Don
Warren
Howard Rankin
Youngstown
J H Phillips
Carey Girls
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County
Harshfield
Forest Myers
Margaret Wenzinger
Sgqder
Corinne Wenzinger
Caroline Kummerer
Frances Peirce
Edith Greene
Rosella Nye
Assitant
Mary Jo Kirkwood
Book's Grocery
U. S
Wheaties Pke
Kurtz
The
H. B. Kurtz Sons Co
Don’t.Simmer
Burson Clothing Co
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