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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
2
CORRESPONDENCE reports births at the Carey area with a 10 pound boy for Ralph Brown and a May 22 birth to Mr and Mrs Barry Myers. Numerous visits and dinners are noted, including Orians, Logsdon, Hunter, Brown, and Kimmel families. A funeral is mentioned for Mrs. Carl Rudes of Genoa, former Bruce school teacher.
ADRIAN residents and families share travel, visits, and health notes. Mrs Josephine Crooks from Toledo visits relatives here. several locals take trips to Toledo Sycamore Carey Bucyrus and Akron. Haines suffers a serious blood poisoning attack. multiple hometowns linked by weekend gatherings and family calls.
The Pioneer Picnic on Thursday June 10 features A P Sandles and Judge Mathias of the Ohio supreme court as speakers. The Sylvian quartet of Forest will sing and a drill will be performed by Sycamore schools. Full program details to come next week.
Wednesday clerks at Fwing Drug Co were hanging an awning in front of Schira s shoe store when the frame, unsecured, fell. Mrs C C Rittich of West Main street and her sister Mrs Job of Minneapolis were passing. Mrs Rittich pulled her sister away as the frame struck her foot, seriously injuring her toes and confining her to bed.
Beech Grove reports include social visits among Platt Wickiser Schade and Shaffer families. Sunday School at 9 30 with services after. prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30. Outings feature visits to Cardington Hebron and local farms with multiple families gathering for meals and fellowship.
Grace Chapel hosts Tuesday evening prayer at 7 30. Sunday school next Sunday at 9 30. Measles cases improving in the area. Numerous local visits include Oggs, Wentlings, Dopplers, Walter families, and Becks. Missionaries from India Howard and Mrs Cover to speak at Wharton Church of God Wednesday. Fishing at Lewistown reservoir noted for several Becks and Laird families.
Sunday visits mark a flurry of family and neighborly calls across Carey, Vanlue, and surrounding areas. Shull Bowman Pendleton Pratt Shull and Didrick families are all noted visiting relatives, with fishing trips and Sunday dinners rounding out a quiet weekend of small town ties.
Harvey Phillips of Toledo spent Sunday at home while Earl Moser from Bascom stayed in over the weekend. The Lawhead family, Nellie Phillips and Ruth and Anne Lawhead visit relatives, and several pairs attend a funeral in Tiffin. Mrs Kinney’s illness improves slowly as she recovers at home over four weeks.
Mrs W P Miller spent Wednesday with Mrs Forest Miller Ray Wing and family visited George Monday and family Mrs Ernest Mahoney called on her sister Mrs Everett Farmer Albert Garrett of Mt Blanchard called at the R W McRill home Monday evening Mr and Mrs J H Hoy called on Mrs Lewis Knepper and Mrs R W McRill Friday Mrs R W McRill and Mrs Loren Gorsuch spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Noah Corbin Mr and Mrs Forest Miller and children visited R W McRill and family Sunday Mr and Mrs Samuel LeMott and Miss Mary called on Mr and Mrs Loren Gorsuch Sunday evening Carl and Isbel Laws of Mt Coury were week end guests of Willard Lawe and family Mr and Mrs George Monday entertained Sunday Mr and Mrs Winfield Wiseley and Wayne and Miss Hagel Wiseley
Rev. J. C. Rinehart preached a memorial sermon at United Brethren Church with a large attendance including Civil War veterans and World War soldiers under Dr. J. Dr. Siddall. The service featured flags, patriotic choir selections, and reflections on war’s necessity and sacrifice.
W L Willford the income tax man from Bucyrus visited Tuesday to review 1918 tax returns with local residents. Small amounts were collected, nothing serious noted.
Alumni of Carey High School arrange a banquet honoring the Glassers for 1920 at Moose Hall next Monday evening.
Our Lady of Consolation lists Masses and benediction for Sunday and weekday times. English Lutheran Church publishes morning worship Sunday School Luther League and prayer meetings. United Evangelical and St John St Paul churches outline morning and evening services with Sunday School and prayer sessions.
Sabbath School at 9 00 a m Y P S C EL at 6 30 p m Evening Worship at 7 30 p m Pastor sermon Prayer service Wednesday 7 30 Sabbath School 9 30 Sermon 10 30 a m
Christian Science Society schedules services at Hoff block South street. Sunday service starts 10 15 a m and Wednesday meeting at 7 30 p m.
Mrs. Glen Snyder Mrs. Sarah Snyder and daughter Miss Lulu and Mr Elmer attended the funeral of Mr John Owens at Fostoria on Wednesday. Mr Owens is a brother in law of Mrs Snyder.
Advertisement claims Pepto-Mangan strengthens blood and vitality, urging a shift from "let's dont" to "let's go" with red blood benefits. It promotes better energy, rosy cheeks, and clear thinking, endorsed as physician recommended for 30 years and sold in liquid and tablet forms with the Gude's brand on packaging.
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