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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1924

Page

6

Ruth Ewing Hosts Fifteenth Birthday Party in North Vance Street

Miss Ruth Ewing celebrated her fifteenth birthday Friday at home on North Vance Street. Guests included Marguerite Stombaugh Martha Spenter Bernice Heck Mildred Campbell Eugenia Henry Ruth Diller and others. Games and music followed by refreshment plates. Eastern Star lodge inspection Friday drew Mrs Virginia Mathers Mansfield deputy Grand Matron as inspecting officer with two candidates. Dr and Mrs Higgins Bucyrus attended with Mrs Higgins Grand Warder of Ohio. Tiffin Chapter represented with guests from Upper Sandusky Nevada Hudson Mich and Detroit.

Ruth Ewing North Vance Street Marguerite Stombaugh Martha Spenter Bernice Heck Mildred Campbell Eugenia Henry Ruth Diller Margaret Ann Pepple la Verge Galbroner Helen Kessler Virginia, Straw Opal Nachbar Alfred Gardner Arthur Huston Clyde Huston Donald Fetters Gerald Bradley Kirtland Straw Kenneth Adlesperger Maxwell Steen Eastern Star Lodge Virginia Mathers Mansfield Higgins Bucyrus Ohio Tiffin Upper Sandusky Nevada Hudson, Mich Detroit

Death of Hugh Mullholand in Adrian Ohio

Hugh Mullholand died early Wednesday at his parents home in Adrian from lockjaw after stepping on a nail. He was 26 years old and had lived most of his life in Adrian, employed by the Overland at Toledo before returning home a month ago. He is survived by his parents and a brother Eugene. a Mason and Methodist church member, with funeral services at McCutchenville Friday at 2 30 led by Rev. Yant. Interment at McCutchenville cemetery.

Hugh Mullholand Arthur Mullholand Adrian Mullholand Zies Hugo Kerr Miftiholand Fyts Rand Arthur’ Ue Moland Yant McCutchenville

Social Meeting of Wonder Bible Class at Mrs Snyder Home

The Wonder Bible Class of the Lutheran Sunday school held a social meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs. W. H. Snyder’s East Findlay street home. Miss Velma Sloman and Miss Elsie Howard sang selections to wide enjoyment. A business session was followed by a social hour and refreshments.

Wonder Bible Lutheran Sunday School W. H. Snyder East Findlay Street Velma Sloman Elsie Howard

Sunday Dinner Guests From Crawford and Carey

Mrs Myrtle Bingle and son Clarence and Ralph of Crawford hosted dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Vernon Prindle and daughters Carmen Vivian Neva Marguerite Mary Delia and sons Wilbur Russell Gerald Arthur and Vernon Jr of east of Tiffin and Mr and Mrs Warren Stevens of Carey.

Myrtle. Bingle Clarence Ralph Crawford Vernon Prindle Carmen Vivian Neva Marguerite Mary Delia Wilbur Russell Gerald Arthur Vernon, Jr East of Tiffin Warren Stevens Carey

Last Priscilla club meeting closes season at Henry home

The Priscilla club held its final meeting of the season Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. D. C. Henry’s home. Guests included Mrs. Harry Heck and Mrs. Sutter. A six o'clock dinner was served by the hostess. No meetings will be held until September. The Congenial Sewing club met at Mrs. J. B. Myers’s last Thursday evening with guests Mrs. H. H. Gravett, Mrs. Ed Brown, Mrs. Ralph Heck, Mrs. Will Graves, and Miss Anna Simonis. Refreshments were served by the hostess.

Priscilla Club D. C. Henry Harry Heck Sutter J. B. Myers H. H. Gravett Pipua Ed Brown Columbus Ralph Heck Will Graves Anna Simonis

Dinner Honor Guests At Trubey Home

Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Trubey hosted a Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Cc. C. Trubey and daughter Wanda, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bridinger, and Miss Anabelle Martin of Tiffin.

L. D. Trubey Cc. C. Trubey Wanda Elmer Bridinger Anabelle Martin Tiffin

Mansfield Families Visit Chesebroughs Sunday

Mr and Mrs Will Bittner and relatives from Mansfield spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Verne Chesebrough. The guests included Mr and Mrs G M Flohr and daughter Martha and sons Robert and Paul.

Will Bittner G. M. Flohr Martha Robert and Paul Mansfield Verne Chesebrough

Toledo Visitors Dine With Gillet Family

Mr and Mrs F G Redd and daughter Miss Ethel of Toledo were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs 5 B Gillet and daughter Miss Irene.

F. G. Redd Ethel Toledo 5. B. Gillet Irene

Wirtz Family Moves to Greenfield for New Venture

Mr and Mrs Chas Wirtz and family moved to Greenfield on Monday. Mr Wirtz considers entering the automobile sales business there. Mrs Frank Harris returned from Metamora where she had been by the bedside of her sister Mrs Belle Gormley who has been ill for several weeks with poor prospects for recovery.

Chas. Wirtz Greenfield Wirtz Frank Harris Metamora Belle Gormley

Community Gatherings and Visiting Guests in McCutchenville

Mr and Mrs James Cypher of Detroit visit with Geo W Cypher as Aunt Ann Bretz of Adrian spends the weekend with Harriet Shireman. Charles Leitz of Shelby and Martha Leitz of Akron join the Weiningers for a weekend. Martha stays for summer. Various Shiremans attend funeral of Donald Ray Kinsley in Nevada. Rev Yant to lead morning service, with evening visit to Crawford for Children’s program. Mary Leah Yant home from Boston schools for summer. Steve and Mrs Yant attend Delaware commencement with Miss Yant. Other local families including Woodley of Columbus Callahan and Jane, Wininger and Billy Stoner of Tiffin, Elmer Law head of Tiffin, Arthur Stoll of Carey, dine with Roscoe Weininger.

Ann Bretz Adrian Harriet Shireman Charles Leitz Shelby Martha Leitz Akron Harry Weininger Martha Hayes Shireman W. Shireman Clair Shireman Fred Gier Donald Ray Kinsley Nevada Yant M. E. Church Crawford People Mary Leah Yant Boston Steve Mrs. Yant Delaware Bert Woodley Columbus Don Callahan Jane John Wininger Billy Stoner Tiffin Elmer Lawhead Arthur Stoll Carey Roscoe Weininiger

Real Estate Transfers In Ohio From 19th Century Ledger

Grace E. Seligman and husband convey land to The Home for the Aged of the Re formed Church in the United States in Upper Sandusky Ohio for 1.00. Franklin L. Moyer and others transfer parts of lots 4 and 5 Andersons addition and part Outlet No 2 Carey Ohio to Lydia G Tong and Scott Tong for 1.00.

Grace E. Seligman Home For

Arnold In His Poetry and Mr Prank Harris Accident

Henry James praises Arnold for high feeling and tempered expression in poetry. Mr Prank Harris of Mrs M C Harris residence on South Vancester broke an arm and a limb this morning while dressing.

Arnold Henry James Prank Harris M. C. Harris South Vanceste

Comedy musician entertains with varied impersonations

Robert Herrick presents "Something Different" at Chautauquans. The act features impersonations of many walks of life with gestures, clever talk, singing, and piano teasing.

Robert Herrick Herrick_and Jensen

Ohio farmers urged to report waste in road work

C A Dyer of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and State Grange asks farmers to report wasteful practices in highway maintenance and construction. G F Schlesinger of the State Highway Department backs the call, stressing efficiency and evidence required for action.

Ohio C. A. Dyer Ohio Farm Bureau Federation State Grange State Highway Department Mr. Dyer G. F. Schlesinger Division ’ of Highways Dyer

Funeral services for Mrs. Chester Blue held in Carey

The funeral for Mrs. Chester Blue occurred at her home on N Vance Street in Carey on Thursday June 19 at 2 oclock with Rev A C Shuman of the First Reformed Church of Tiffin officiating. Burial followed in the Methemetery family plot at McCutchenville. Out of town attendees included Warren Hartman J D Hartman Blake Hartman Mrs Chas Winters and daughter Mrs Harry Weidman Mrs William Wymtan Dr and Mrs J J Heaton Mrs Anna Hartman Mr and Mrs Paul Blackburn and Miss Coretta Spray of McCutchenville Mrs Miles Sharp and Mrs Frank Enders of Upper Sandusky.

Chester Blue N. Vance St A. C. Shuman First Reformed Church of Mt. Blanchard J. J. Heaton Anna Hartman Paul Blackburn Coretta Spray McCutchenville Miles Sharp Frank Enders Upper Sandusky

Shorts and Middlings notes and community notices

Expressions of gratitude for help during illness and bereavement for Mrs. J. H. Wright. Names of relatives and friends offered. Farm care tips compare productive practices and farm income. Guarantors urged to meet for Chautauqua tickets at the Rest Room. Carey Times announces reunion and Chautauqua association cards.

J. H. Wright Chas Nachbar Truman Cole Wm. Wright Carey Times Carey Chautauqua Association

Cod Liver Oil Flavor Affects Winter Broiler Growth

Ohio Experiment Station findings show adding 2 percent cod liver oil to feed accelerates winter broiler growth in young chicks. The fishy flavor appears if cod liver oil is given up to slaughter, so omit it 10 to 14 days before killing to keep the meat flavor clean.

D. C. Kennard Ohio Experiment Station Kennard

Remains of Frank A. Philbrick Returned for Burial

The remains of Frank A. Philbrick, formerly of Upper Sandusky, who died at his Columbus home Sunday, were brought back Tuesday. Short funeral services were held at Old Mission church and burial followed in Old Mission cemetery.

Frank A. Philbrick Upper Sandusky Columbus Old Mission Church Old Mission Cemetery

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Eastern Star Wonder Bible Class Priscilla, Club James Cypher Geo. W. Cypher Dr. Hess Simonis Grocery Sam Grocers Our Bakery S. Vance St Corren Arre Layhone Thom Bros Carey, Ohio James Pat Amit T Carey, O Lowe Brothers
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