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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
6
Local social round includes visits from Ralph Livingston Laura Thatcher and Issie Bachar to Carey area friends. Attendees attend court in Upper Sandusky and church events in Findlay. Various family visits and hospitality mark a slice of rural life with upcoming ice cream festival and wallpaper ads.
Local notes report Rev Downey of Westerville delivering a sermon at Crawford Church Sunday morning from Acts 11 28 and again at Lovell in the afternoon from Hebrews. Visitors include Rev Sessions wife and children Land Mildred Sharon and others from nearby towns.
The fragment mentions well vaper designs and investment prices at Mwint with unclear context. No clear entities or events are readable to anchor a full news item.
ST PAUL and nearby towns report a dinner gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Deitlebaugh Crawford attended by Mrs J A Deidrick Rast and Mae and SE Copley Bernita Copley and daughter. funeral for W A Ritter at Crawford M E church. paxwell Patterson commencement at Ark A B church. L A Beck in Mindlay. Clarence and Carl Beck in Carey. Dr W C Longfellow veterinary called to E A home.
Berwick and nearby communities report a busy week with attendees at a Tiffin concert and dances near Bascom and McCutchenville. Visitors include Mrs J Wright Mrs D Day and Mrs Ida Unger among others as relatives gather in Tiffin Crestline Windlay and Adrian.
The social committee of the U. S. young ladies Anticant Class met with their president Miss Edna Breitigam Tuesday evening. Miss June Boutson presided over the Young People's Class meeting.
Grace Chapel and Carey area residents share visits and calls. Families from Crawford and Sycamore, plus guests from Carey, Wharton, Akron, and Columbus, are listed visiting friends and relatives over the weekend and past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Green and son Dale hosted in Adrian with Miss Lulu Gibbs of Carey. Numerous visits include Haines at Fostoria, Phillips family with Presley in Adrian, J W Trudeau and Hazel in Tiffin, and Haines in Alvada. Local church services led by Rev. Fellnbaum of Mexico and community events at McCutchenville Reform church.
Mrs. I W George and Grace spent Sunday with Joseph Shull family. McRill family and children fished Blanchard river with Alice McRill at Huber. Eschbachs visited H P Miller home. Carey callers, Mt Blanchard and Vanlue visitors noted. Atmos Bachar letter from South Dakota mentions near Lemmon railroad hoped by October. Oliver and Etta Smith in Findlay. Pearl Harris visit Lima. Edward McRill family visits. Earl Miller family Sunday dinner. Merle Jacobs reports a sick horse.
Six year old Henry Davidson of Salem stuck his foot into a corn shelter and was badly cut on top of the foot with substantial skin loss. He endured much pain from the injury at home.
Mrs Mary Clark wife of Van Clark from Canal Winchester Fairfield county traveled Wednesday to visit H Putman and wife in Canal Winchester On arrival she was stricken with paralysis and died Monday at 4 am Her relatives learned of the death and her daughter arrived from Findlay Her home was in Fairfield county and she was 69 years old The remains were sent to Canal Winchester via Hocking Valley The sister-in-law of H Putman was unaware of the visit until the horse drawn carriage arrived.
The order of services for next Sunday lists Sunday School at 9:00, morning worship and sermon at 10:15, Luther League at 6:20, and evening worship and sermon follows.
The notice lists Rev W elmer Bathty preaching at 10 30. Juni or League at 2 00 pm. A 6330 group, Children s Day program at 8 30. Teachers meeting Monday evening. Last Sunday s Children s Day exercises well attended with 19 24 offering for home missions and 14 49 the prior week at St Paul. Sunday School in the forenoon at St Paul.
Miss Myrtle Crawford and Miss Anna Shumaker resign their clerking posts at F J Vigor dry goods. On Monday morning Beatrice Vigor of Columbus arrives to help briefly. Zulu Hanna of this place, recently in Findlay, will take a clerk job at the store.
In a rural village on the Fourth of July a girl seeking solitude amid birds and flowers encounters a circus and an elephant. After a tumble and rescue by a female rider and clown, Ralph confronts her, declaring she looks pretty regardless, ending with a lighthearted reconciliation as he buys the elephant peanuts.
Sunday school at 9:00 with subject Pictures of the Kingdom and July 2 record efforts. 10:15 preaching on Religion and Patriotism followed by baptismal services. 2:00 juniors gather. Evening services at 6:30 Christian Citizenship. 7:30 How to Celebrate the Fourth. Tuesday cabinet meeting at A E Gibbs home. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 and teachers’ meeting. Quarterly conference July 8 and 10 with Dr Fitzwater leading and communion July 10. Young men Bible class contests new members with captains Fal Mitchell and Ralph Livingston.
The article discusses the variety and influence of American national songs. It notes that Yankee Doodle and Star Spangled Banner have differing origins and periods, with Yankee Doodle an older tune and Star Spangled Banner appearing later. It asserts independence advocates valued poetry but found limited live inspiration.
An excerpt from a July Fourth program describes several acts. “The Runaway Purse” and a car piece close the show with striking effects, while “The Fire Department” includes sparks, a break, a hose cart, and a vocal line by Mr Ru fige. The finale features “Phe Bara” and a blazing, thrilling display.
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