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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

5

Local Notices And Social Tidbits From The Herald

S.S Hart visited Findlay to see relatives for a few days. Emerine Bros offers hats at half price and home dressed meats with sanitary refrigeration. Floyd Smith on S. Vance Street advertises brooms 55c to 85c. The Herald Guards meet Thursday at 2 PM at the M E Church. Mr and Mrs Walter Dodrill of Marion were guests at J J Stoll home Friday. Mrs D H Wonder returns from visit with daughter Mrs William Galbroner of Middleport.

Emerine Bros Tf S.S Hart Findlay Floyd Smith S. Vance Street Herald Guards M. EE Co. X. Diller Walter Dodrill Marion J. J. Stoll D. H. Wonder William Galbroner Middleport Reinhart G.,d. Higgins Athens Raymond Jacobs Bob White Fostoria Homer Thrall Eloise Nial Ryder National Lime & Stone Co I. H. Amore Columbus H. L. Tracy New York City Jersey City Lela Stoll Gladys Binau Willis Binau Ralph Koehler Yiffin and Bascom M. Anna St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain C. X. Diller B. T. Porter Charles, Burton Eleanor of Cleveland Porter Edward Riester Wm. Lombard Charles Griffin Wood County Jack Shannon Herbert Jeanette Detroit Teachers’ Association Elsie Howard Beulah Sopher Toledo Luther League of Ohio Sopher Luther League Miss Howard Edith Fetter Lima Delphos Ural Ryder A. B. Ryder L. P. Benedict Ashley Benedict Fred Leonhardt Dorothy Rosemary Alice Charles Courtad P. Robinson Frank Stirling Ralph Mary Pauline Buffalo Carey J. B. Young Ruth Helen Frank Robison J. F. Weldon Katherine Biedelschies Upper Sandusky Henry Pahl Vancestret Ash & Hook Truman Ingels Raccoop Island Hester Ingels Ohio State Indianapolis Effie Taft Pasadena Calif Long Beach L. M. Johnson Coleman Texas Coleman County J. F. Brown Dorcas Newcastle F. G. Heasley Harriet Mae

Eyes Examined and Hats Sold in Carey Ohio

Local notices list optometrist R E Neu with office hours in Carey Ohio. Store Reinhart's advertises ladies hats at cutting prices. Various society items mention visits to Fostoria Columbus Toledo and Lorain with brief mentions of school and church activities and upcoming sewing machine sale.

R. E. Neu Carey Ohio Reinhart John Summitt Toledo Gust Miss Rosa C. X. Diller

Town Gossip and Personal Notes from the County

Local notices recount shop sales with hats cut in price at Reinhart's, sewing machine sales, and a belt of visitors and travelers. Family visits span Toledo Cleveland Columbus and Marion with changes in employment, travel to Osceola and Cole man Texas, and health concerns including a gall stone operation.

Crawford and Carey Residents Visit. Local Stores Planned

Bucyrus and Crawford area residents visit relatives in Findlay Carey and Carey. The Crawford Store will soon open under new proprietor Z R Curtis. Rev Karns delivers sermon on Remember the Sabbath Day to Keep it Holy. Miss Dorothea Whaley performs Nevin’s Miserere. Miss Alva Laws heads to Middlebury Vermont for Spanish study before teaching at Ohio Wesleyan.

Harry Lowery Bucyrus Nat Good Crawford Robert Jack Good Robert Moore Findlay Gale Bridge Harpster Carey and Ralph Beuschler Toledo Beusehler G. H. Beuschler Leon Good Maurice Henmaline Dayton Elmer Good Z. R. Curtis South of Upper Sandusky Robert Lowery Carey Karns Dorothea Whaley Nevin Jess, Jesu Alva’ Laws Middlebury Ohio Wesleyan Mliss Laws Cedar Point

Carey Ohio Adopts Public Dance Hall Regulation

Ordinance 1-46 requires proper lighting in public dance halls and bans obscene dances. Halls must close 4:30 pm to 6 am unless mayor allows extension. Violators face $10 to $25 fines plus costs and jail until paid. Ordinance repeals inconsistent laws and takes effect after legal notice. Passed June 27, 1921. A Blue mayor. John Stood Clerk.

Carey Ohio A. Blue John Stoody

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J. T. Edmonson Here Berwick Reinhart’s Sliceg Bates’ Bakery Grant Karr Mortz Kirian George Joseph X. Diller Asa Ludwig Sycamore Ralph Pahl Minnie Neidig Island” View Lakeside Norman Zahn Howard Pandora McComb J. Hawkins Kirk Joseph Weldon John Davis Gordon Davis Ella Savidge Harry Savidge Cadillac E. M. Reinhart Carey, Ohio J. A. Smith The Newhard. Bros. Co Clothiers Hart Schaffner & Marx Newhard Bros. Co. Clothiers ‘and fFurnishers
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