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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
6
Wyandot county funeral notices report Addison Pontius and Leah Case death details, and Miss Ethel Brocklesby wed Clarence Long in Wheeling. Also listed are Rosemary Treland hospitalization, Floy Merrick death, and local weather-related tree damage.
Mrs Gail Kimmel spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Henry Myers. Dolores Orlans was an overnight guest of Mrs Perry Bleam. Mrs Emma Ehrlich visited Thursday with Mrs S F Richardson. Gail Kimmel and Miss Katie Lortz visited Mrs E M Burson of Carey Saturday. George Lortz family were Sunday visitors to the Kimmel home. Michael Wenzinger spent time with Fred Corwin northeast of Kirby. Clarence Jimel and Bingle of Carey were visitors of Ehrlich and family. Ambrose Orians hosted meals with Frank Arnold and daughters. Dow and Turner of Crawford joined Richardson at a social gathering. Andrew Fox family from near Upper Sandusky visited Lortz family. Leo Brodman and...
Mrs Walter Gottfried and others visit A wide circle of neighbors from Beebe area share afternoons and Sundays with families in Carey Upper Sandusky Sycamore and Fremont. Edith Beebe visits in Carey and Sycamore while the Vaughn and Gottfried households host multiple guests over the weekend and Thursday.
The Carey Times promotes reunion cards and commercial printing services including letter heads and envelopes, offering full printing capabilities.
Memorial Day honors patriots who died for independence. Washington’s reports show 4044 patriots killed. Yorktown 23 killed. Trenton two soldiers killed. Monroe wounded. Few graves exist. most soldiers buried privately. The essay urges national remembrance during Washington’s bicentennial year.
Rural leaders plan an education by radio institute at Ohio State University June 6-9. A rare Latin named disease damages sweet clover red clover and alfalfa, with crown lesions turning black and slimy in wet weather. Ohio’s two million sheep face severe internal parasites as wet seasons boost survival of life cycle stages on pastures.
A long list of guests and hosts details neighborly visits across Maumee Forest and Arcadia. Mary Elizabeth Crawford ill with measles. many families including Bland, Dow, McDaniel, Bland, Savidge, Kut, and Hetzel hosted dinners and Sunday gatherings with relatives and friends from Carey Marion Findlay Tiffin and surrounding areas.
Miss Evelyn and Donna Schade and Adora Jane Hunter visit neighbors and relatives across Beech Grove and surrounding areas. Numerous dinners and Sunday gatherings feature the Botkins Shane and Laird families, with church events planned including a Sunday service and Thursday prayer meeting.
Emerson Booth recalls a heavy snow on May 21 and 22 1833 surprising residents who brought out sleighs for a ride. The cold event damaged vegetation and chilled the town on a Sunday night.
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