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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1913

Page

6

Correspondence from Grace Chapel Community News

Mr and Mrs Charles Robison and children visited Mr and Mrs Earl Hunter on Sunday. Ada Cole and children of near Whar on visited the Robisons. Sabbath school at Grave Chapel next Sunday morning at 9 30. The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Preaching at 7 30. Several local families shared Sunday dinners and visits across Wharton Carey and Upper Sandusky areas.

Charles Robison Earl Hunter Aida Flossie Putnam Carrie Dorothea Shaw Samuel Kennerley Carey Charles Ada Cole Near Wharon J. J. Robison C. C. Laird John Updegraff Mary Lucille Lahr Cecil Wickiser Wharton Forest Brown Karl Greek Luella Lahr Robert Brown Charles Shaw John Wickiser George Baughman Byron Ogg Fordyce William I. L. Culler Peter Galbroner Harvey Wohlgamuth Garfield Tong Kate Wohlgamuth

McCutchenville News Roundup Highlights Local Visits

The note says Harry Harris of Pemberville spent Sunday in town with friends. Memorial services were held at the M. church by Pastor Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hall. Various locals shopped in Tiffin and hosted relatives over the weekend. John Parkins lost his house contents in a fire near Findlay. Doctor Heaton attends R. A. Mullholand. Prof and Mrs Teal and child from Fostoria visited Bemisderfer home briefly.

Harry Harris Pemberville Chas Hall Albert Spaythe Mesdames G. A. Mullholand Lowmaster Jamison Tiffin Cyrus Wagner Sycamore Grover Howard DeTray Baby Springfield Tobias Walton Glen Jamison Marjorie John Parkins Findlay R. A. Mullholand J. J. Heaton F. Teal Fostoria George Bemisderfer O. Wagnner Gilead Wm. Hoffman

Berry News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Gossip

Local notes report Mrs Perle Mann and children visiting the Day family in Sycamore and Mr and Mrs David Gibson Sr visiting their relatives in Excelsior. Sunday calls include Mr and Mrs Mark Mitten at J H Slotterbeck and Chas Bland hosting. Spike Day catches a six pound carp and Sabbath School was organized with same officers as last summer.

Perle Mann Sycamore F. Day David Gibson, Sr Excelsior E. I. Gibson Mark Mitten J. H. Slotterbeck Viola Dunn Marrietta Swerlein Will Davidson Perry Brashares Will Kear Raymond Chas. Bland Root Harry Hetzel Five Corners Tymochtee Chas. Bowman Elenore Mullholand Lexcelsior Adrian

Sunday Guests Fill Local Home With Family Visits

The passage notes a Sabbath school opening at 10 00 a m with Joe Gibson replacing George Gibbs. It mentions Mr and Mrs William Teedtabi and daughter Dorothy visiting Mr and Mrs Ernest Vogel along with Mr and Mrs Harry Dible and children Harold and Reatha and Mr and Mrs Louis Beis.

Joe Gibson George Gibbs William Teedtabi Dorothy Harry Dible Harold and Reatha Louis Beis Ernest Vogel

Ewing's Sells Bulk Garden Seeds and June Evangelical Campaign

Bulk garden seeds at Ewing's in VANLUE. Children's Day observed at the M. E. church. Religious campaign of three weeks begins June 1 led by Rev. Dr. Morgan of Toledo. Interdenominational meetings to be held in a tent starting Sunday at 10:30 AM.

M. E Dr. Morgan Toledo

Two Year Old Frances Frederick Breaks Collar Bone

Frances, daughter of Mr and Mrs F H Frederick, fell from a porch last Thursday and broke her collar bone. Attending physician is Dr J M Harrison. She is progressing nicely.

Frances F. H. Frederick J.M. Harrison

Emma Weaver Arnold dies after stroke at Kenton hospital

Emma Weaver Arnold born October 19 1868 in Salem township died at Kenton hospital after a paralysis stroke. She was wife of Frank Arnold and mother of six children Vincent Linus Loretta Mary Agnes and Catherine. Burial at St Joseph Church. Survived by her husband father Leonard Weaver and many siblings.

Frank Arnold Salem Township Kenton Kenton Hospital Leonard Weaver St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Arnold Vincent Linus Loretta Mary Agnes Catherine Haward Lewis Weaver Charles Weaver City John Orians Upper Sandusky Joe Myers Rosanna Weaver F. M. Simonis John Wenksinger Sycamore Toledo

Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments

Warns readers to avoid catarrh ointments with mercury as dangerous to smell and health. Recommends Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio taken internally with blood and mucous system impact. Emphasizes genuine product and price per bottle.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Eastern Stars Meet at Crawford Chapter Initiation

Crawford Chapter of Eastern Stars held a Friday meeting with Mr and Mrs F J Vigor initiated. Out of town guests included Mrs Scott De Tray Mrs Grant Long Mrs Mary Spaythe grand chaplain of Ohio from McCutchenville and Mrs Bauer Mrs Bert Grove and Mrs George Nickerson from Toledo. Mrs Grove is worthy matron of a Toledo chapter. W G Coldron resigns from John McGuire's furniture and will soon take a similar post with M M Stoneburner of Upper Sandusky.

Crawford O. E F. J. Vigor Scott de Tray Grant Long Mary Spaythe Ohio McCutchenville Bauer Bert’ Grove George Nickerson Toledo Grove W. G. Coldron John McGuire M. M. Stoneburner Upper Sandusky

Shoe wearers face leather shortages and rising prices

The Boston Transcript notes that 1912 domestic rawhide supply fell 3,000,000 sides from 1907 while global shoe wearers rose. Competing uses for leather, automobile interiors, furniture, and fur coats raise demand and prices as civilizations advance and animal populations shrink.

United States Boston Transcript

Bridges Blamed For Midwestern Floods In Early Report

A preliminary report by the Army Engineers board led by Colonel Francis R. Shunk attributes Ohio River floods to artificial waterway constriction by bridges and causeways. The commission, active in Ohio Indiana and Illinois, favors clearing channels and strengthening levees over reservoirs and will continue investigations for months.

Washington Ohio Farmy Francis R. Shunk Pittsburg Dayton Hamilton Piqua Columbus Federal Commission Ohio Valley Fort Wayne Indianapolis Muncie Terre Haute Miamitown Ind Illinois Army Engieer Corps

Markets Report from Buffalo and Other Cities May 20

Buffalo prices list cattle hogs sheep and calves with ranges for primes and stockers. Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburg Cleveland Toledo summaries show bids, receipts, and special items including wheat corn oats and cloverseed.

Chicago Texas Cincinnati Pittsburg Alay Cleveland Toledo

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