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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
8
Sunday and Saturday greetings fill the Carey, Findlay, Mt. Blanchard corridor as Mrs. Harvey Wohlgamuth and many neighbors host and visit kin and friends. The notes list calls on the Tong, Rickle, Wickiser, Walter, Wohlgamuth, Beard, and related households plus a track meet in Upper Sandusky.
Local residents and guests visited family and friends across Arlington and nearby towns. Notable calls included E E McRill of Huber visiting brother R W McRill, Clarence Knight calling on Harvey Sloan, and Donald Hagerty described as critically ill at home of Samuel and Mrs Hagerty. Further visits noted involve Ivan Shuck of near Wharton, Roy Farmer and family, and several gatherings with Findlay and Ridge Center residents.
A gathering at E. E. Gibson's home honors Grandma Gibson's birthday, Mrs. Merle Corfman, and Betta Gibson. Guests include Van Doren Gibson family, Geo Gibson family, Joseph Gibson, Merle Corfman, and others from Berry, Carey, Upper Sandusky, Tiffin, and nearby areas. A pot luck dinner followed.
Justine Orians hosted dinner with Joseph Brooks and Susie Brooks. Numerous families from Carey, Alvada, Grace Chapel, Springville, and nearby areas shared meals and visits, including Lortz, Logsdon, Kummerer, Weaver, Brashares, Haford, Wenzinger, Lonsway, Karr, Davidson, Fleck, McBeth, McDonald, and Davidson kin.
Weekend guests visit familiar homes as families attend church events. Elva Marie Walter, 17, dies of pneumonia at home leaving six brothers and two sisters. funeral plans follow. School board hires teachers for grades one through eight amid a serious accident involving dynamite at Kenton School. Local residents attend shopping, college departures, and Sunday gatherings. Vanlue Band schedules summer concerts starting May 20.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stalter visited Ernest Shane's home on Tuesday. The Bristoll and Ward families called on Platt, Wickiser, and Lahr. A large Sunday dinner hosted by W H Rickle featured multiple families including Hunter, Laird, and England connections. Forest, Mt. Blanchard, Findlay, and Carey ties noted with several extended guests.
In St Paul Clarence Beck contracts measles prompting local family notices. Mrs Joe Tong visits Mrs Elmer Pratt Friday. Sheridan Leatherton did papering for Mrs Stanley Upper Wednesday. Harlen Shuck and Everett Eather ton visited Wharton Saturday. Mr and Mrs Russell Phillips spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Orval Cole. Families Myers Batherton Cranson Thomas Farthing and Tong visited Presler family Sunday.
Farmers urged to act for season at Nachbar Bros barn in Carey. Insurance price set at 20 dollars if paid within 90 days. Page reference pp 16-8.
Vanlue P. B. Hendricks buys a new Oakland sedan. John Hendricks and Alfred Bier spent the weekend fishing at the lake. Mother's Day services were held Sunday at the M. E. church.
Cable transmission speed has risen from 20 to 50 words per minute due to mechanical relay instruments replacing operators at line terminals. This advancement speeds up message handling across the system.
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