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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
5
A retailer promotes a large selection of dresses in Ginghams Voiles and other wash fabrics priced from 3.00 to 15.00 each. The ad highlights wash dresses for children and young girls and a line of silks for dresses in many patterns and colors at popular prices.
Community notes record visits and travel among Carey residents and nearby towns. Many families are mentioned with outings to Findlay Marion Columbus Toledo and Fremont, along with new car deliveries Schumacher Feed shipments and local business notices.
Local items report district Rebekah convention at Forest, visits by Eugenia Bloom Findlay, Mrs R D Bowlby Findlay, and families from Vanlue and Union City. News covers relatives, enlistments, Camp Lee VA, Camp Dix NJ, and Toledo recruiting, plus hospital visits, ship boat edition plea, and Findlay visitors Florence Prim and sisters Florence and Lucy Lusk.
Sunday afternoon the Moose observed its memorial service at the pavilion with Rev. J M Shimer delivering the address. Jesse Stombaugh led exercises as about 50 Moose members in the High School Cadets and Moose Band escorted the group to the park. The roll of the dead named John W Platt H P Fetter Francis X Fox and Harley H Gault. Prelate Paul Pakl led prayer followed by several musical selections from the band and a male quartet with Dora Ferrel as pianist.
Forty of 110 Crawford county teachers have resigned this year and will not return. The Bucyrus Telegraph cites better pay and marriage as main causes. Marion County reports a similar shortage rate of teachers.
Augusta Mayer and husband transfer Lot 2 in William Bristoll's addition Wharton to Peter Kauble for 225 dollars. Augusta Mayer and husband transfer Lot 1 Wickiser's addition Wharton to Lloyd Kauble for 1 dollar. Mollie Traschel transfers 126 2 3 acres in Mifflin township to Frank Traschel for 1 dollar.
Mrs. Jack Walters reports the first ripe tomatoes of the 1919 garden season, noting a late start but successful harvest last week. W. A. Miller follows close behind with ripe tomatoes ready for Sunday dinner.
Mr. Trubey and Grine display an unusual reptile known as a horsehair snake at their shop. A specimen found crawling on a lawn was captured and placed in water where it winds into knots, prompting questions about its true nature and scientific explanation.
A ten pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Logsdon of Cleveland on Sunday, June 22, as reported in the store notice.
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