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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
2
Local notes recount visits and social events across Upper Sandusky Carey Deshler and surrounding towns. Names include Etta Kemmery Henry Fleck Logsdon and Wentz families with connections to Salem Wharton and Vanlue. Mentions upcoming Mother's Day services at Vanlue M E church and a May 19 1918 patriotic program.
Grace Chapel and surrounding families share visits across the week. Mrs Opper and son Gerald Seth, Miss Wickiser, Miss Lahr, Mr Robison and family, the Kemerleys, the Wolgamuths, and others gathered at homes and for Sunday school at Grace Chapel. Dorothea Shaw and Ruth Wickiser attended a Sunday school convention in Findlay.
A fragmented list records residents and visitors including Mrs Wm Mfatherton Find lay shopper Fridley Beth McIdin Rev se yt Miss Helma Snepper Gerald Hatch and family, Miss Mary Lee Motthas guest Missy Bernice Binder of Chicago, Mary Vae Mott with sister Inez Daniels, Kilwell of Kenton with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Read, Forest Miller family with W. P. Miller of Vanlue, and Mrs. Marlon Wise and daughter.
Frank Yamvert returns to activity while Clair Weininger recovers under medical care. Local visits include Mrs M Aurand from Medina at Bemisderfer home and Violet Zender from Risingsun visiting aunt L Stoneburner. Leta Showman delivers high room grade cards in Bloomville. Several families dine and shop in Old Fort Fostoria Akron trips noted amid a minor auto accident with no injuries.
Mrs Matt Tracy ill with grip. Miss Mary Bland hosted by Mr and Mrs Jay Culver. Ruth Culver joined Sunday dinner at H Groner's. KF H Steiner visiting from oil wells near Wooster with wife and daughter. Mrs Wood Kinsey and George of Newark visiting Steiner family. Frank Haford and Ralph upgrading farm water cistern. Proctors returned to Linesville Pa after weeks with Wm Proctor family. Patriotic rally and memorial service set for May 19 at Crawford church with music by Upper Sandusky Chamber and speech by D C Parker. Several locals, including Rosendales, Mary Burke and Pauline Smalley, visited on Sunday afternoon.
A patriotic rally service will be held at Bigelow Chapel on Lime Stone Ridge next Sunday May 19 during the quarterly meeting. Dr Van Pelt will present an address and Birlie Quartet will provide special music. Services begin at 1 15 p m. Read the Want Ads.
Parcel details describe seven lots intended for farming purposes. No dates or entities clearly named beyond the generic farming use description.
Mrs Harold Shock travels from Montgomery to Camp Sheridan where her husband Corp Harold Shock begins training at the newly opened Officers Training Camp. She will return to Sycamore tomorrow.
Mrs. Dora Kinsel and son Alfred Kinsel Miss Alsina Mathews and Walter Mathews of Toledo mo visited Ed Kinsel at Camp Sherman last Friday. On the return they stopped to see Mr and Mrs Frank Emerine. Mrs Kinsel is aunt to Mrs Emerine and the others are cousins.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Harold Shock of Sycamore Miss Hazel Griffin of near Sycamore Miss Edna Stock Harry Hull and Corp Fred Larmonth enjoyed a park picnic together.
The recent storm damaged the area onion crop with winds blowing out over 15 acres for Winfield Stahl and J. A. Newcomer, both northwest of town. Local residents and visitors are mentioned including Mrs. Ed Kramer of Cleveland visiting Carey relatives and Rev. J. W. Shock visiting family in Van Wert.
A spirited segment features McLandburg Wilson urging Watson style action as he declares to get Saints moving. The piece uses punchy rhetoric to push for effort and momentum, with a playful mood about overcoming inertia in governance.
A thick round steak dish, seared then baked with Spanish sauce onions and fruit juice, served with browned potato balls. Also a two hour simmered Spanish Sauce with stock ham and herbs, plus a cheese and spaghetti combination baked with crumbs and ham fat.
The High School schedule for next year is set with exams starting next week. No more baseball games this year. The English III class read The Witching Hour, and a picnic was held at the park. Alumni Paul Blue died in France, flag at half mast in his memory.
Carey resident George Huff, a retired farmer, testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills eased his kidney trouble and back pain after brick dust like sediment appeared in secretions. He bought the remedy at Mc Clure's Drug Store and reports consistent relief. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The article states that headaches often arise from a disordered stomach or constipation and can be avoided by addressing the cause. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a few doses may correct the condition, noting many have found permanent relief as they are easy to take and gentle in effect.
The Carey Times Job Department releases candidate cards detailing applicants for local posts. The publication outlines names, affiliations, and brief biographical notes for voter guidance.
The Crawford Township Trustees Wyandot County Ohio invite sealed bids for Brown Road No 4. Bids due May 27 1918 at 7 00 pm. Requirements include furnishing 500 yards crushed stone 111 yards sand hauling and spreading 500 yards stone and 111 yards sand per specifications. Separate labor and material bids. Bond or certified check of 50 accompanies each bid. Trustees may reject any bids. ED Campbell Jr Township Clerk.
A health note suggests enjoying life hinges on a well functioning stomach. It claims Chamberlain’s Tablets can tone the stomach, improve digestion, and regulate the bowels with a few doses.
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