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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
2
Local notes from Carey and surrounding areas record visits and illness among residents. Names include Mrs Henry Fleck, Mildred Riester, Katie Lortz, G C Kim mel family, and H L Myers. Activities feature hospital visits, dinners, birthdays, and travel between Carey Upper Sandusky and nearby farms.
Adrian Fred Etchten of Fostoria and Tony of Carey visited town on business and with Grace Crumbe. Mrs Frank Haines and Mrs Arthur Mullholand hosted visitors. Nettie Zabriska of Carey stayed several days. The Saundera family and Thomas moved in with Lewis Etchen for the summer. Kinney and Haines families shared meals and Sunday calls.
Grace Chapel notes spring arrivals and social visits from Forest Plott to Virgil and Karl Kennerley. Sunday School 9:30 and preaching 10:30 next Sunday. Families including Stahl Wickiser Beck Plott and Plott relatives called on neighbors. About 65 Sunday School members gathered at Warren Wisner’s home for a farewell party before his move. Trubey and Grine advertise Schumacher Feed delivery.
An advertisement explains anemia and promotes Pepto-Mangan by Gude for restoring red blood cells and energy. It claims the product strengthens weak blood and improves health, warns to buy only brands labeled Gude’s Pepto-Mangan, and lists drugstores as sellers.
Sunday service planned at Beech Grove at 9 30. Ladies Aid netted 72 50 at Rickles store. Various local visits recounted including Mr and Mrs F B Schade J C Rinehart and many neighbors sharing dinners and a surprise gathering for Mr and Mrs Joseph Shane with a long guest list. Travel to Upper Sandusky for visits noted along with family news from Beech Grove and nearby towns.
Mrs. Samuel LeMott hosted a business caller from Findlay. Mrs. R. A. McRill made a business trip to Fostoria. Jay Loy and family moved to the Ernest Loader farm last Thursday. Harry Miller and family moved to a newly purchased home Thursday. Jacob Altman and family were entertained at the R. U. MeRill home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevens of Findlay visited Mr. and Mrs. Loren Gorsuch Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Monday visited Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hatch Sunday. Mrs. Howard Tippin and daughter Audrey of Findlay were weekend guests of the Samuel LeMott family.
An architect recalls two meetings about a modest residence, noting a 1914 $5,000 house would cost $1. But later the same man asked if prices fell and was told costs reached $13,000. The ad urges readers to check insurance coverage and consult Grant Karr for all kinds of policies.
The Union Pre Easter Evangelistic campaign began Wednesday evening at 7 15 in the United Brethren church Rev C L Kerr of the United Evangelical church preached The theme was The Far off Follower of Jesus Rev J C Rinehart will preach tonight in the United Evangelical church Services alternate between U E and U B pastors All are welcome with good singing and an invitation to hear the Good Old Gospel.
On Tuesday afternoon at 4, Dewey Ogg and Ida Walter were married at the United Evangelical parsonage by Rev C L Kern. Unattended ceremony with Ida in a blue tailored suit. They reside with the Walter family while planning to establish housekeeping on the groom’s farm south of town.
Springville resident L. A. Brayton took a business trip to Toledo on Saturday. Ben Brayton also traveled to Toledo for business last Tuesday. Russell Ritter has been hired out to Mrs. Louis Gaibroner for the summer. Richard Jones worked as a team rider.
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