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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
8
Sunday visits and weekday calls fill the Carey Marion Van Buren and Findlay area. Families including the Lakeys Walthers Baughmans Hartles and Gaster relatives gather for dinners oyster suppers and supper hosts.
Miss Cora Zigler is quite sick and Marion Winterton is improving slightly. Farmers harvest a large corn crop while many plan winter in Florida. Allen and Wm McCahan visited, and Wm Homan's restaurant moved to Tiffin. Wyandot High School basketball game set for Thursday. Mrs G A Weininger returned from Columbus after caring for her sister through surgery. Large barn at Junior Home nearing completion, 190 by 110 feet. Rotors, Carter bridge foreman, now in Tampa. Rain and mosquitoes affected travel on a recent trip.
In Sardello Tuscany residents harness volcanic steam pressure to heat homes light streets and cook meals with heat strong enough to cook a joint in under thirty minutes.
Mr. and Mrs. cS Tippin spent Sunday with friends at Melmore. Aldo Lee and family visited Oscar Wise and wife. Rev Reddick and family had Sunday dinner with Arthur Lippencott and family. Mr and Mrs O S Bell and others shopped in Findlay on Tuesday. W C T W U met at Fairy Pratt’s in Findlay for October. Mr and Mrs P H Helck and Frank Hitler and family called on friends near Upper Sandusky Sunday.
Ed Kirby and family moved to Forest last Friday. Harry Peaver was elected to the council. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bristoll on Tuesday Nov 3. Miss Hettie Davidson attended a homecoming at Bowling Green. Tris Bristoll, Grace Ward’s daughter, is quarantined with scarlet fever. New school board members are A R Cramer R D England and R A Passet. Mae Lee and Miss Davidson visited Mt Cory. Vera Vogel of Mansfield visited family in Wharton. Ruth Stillberger and Fanchon Bristoll visited Mrs B W Lee. They attended the Methodist Homecoming with Norma Lee. Funeral services for Mrs Shellhouse former Wharton resident held at M B church. Ira Smith funeral at New Zion. burial in Wharton cemetery. Audrey Beaschler transferred from Linegraph to Marengo N Y C R R office. Guests at dinner of Mrs Myrtle Bingle included several families. Red Cross Drive appeal noted. November 26.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Haford spent Friday in Upper Sandusky. Mrs Susan Lowry had dinner with Mr and Mrs Dean Wright. Miss Edith Karr visited Carey with Mr and Mrs Richard Smith. Mr and Mrs Laws made a business trip to Upper Sandusky Tuesday afternoon.
Beebe School District Mrs J J Rohman visited Findlay on Friday. Mrs Allen Vaughn hosted the T R C Club Wednesday. Mr and Mrs E F Thome called on Mr and Mrs F C Beebe Friday evening. Mr and Mrs M C Yost visited Mrs John Thom in Carey Sunday morning. John Thompson and family shopped in Findlay on Saturday. John stayed with James Thompson in Vanlue on Thursday. Mr and Mrs C C Wenner and sons Robert and Richard hosted I C Beebe and John Sunday evening. H Eldred Winey and Merceie Manon of Toledo dined with Walter Gottfried and son Fordyce Sunday. Mr and Mrs C E Gottfried of Upper Sandusky and Mr and Mrs Henry Gottfried of Norwalk called Saturday afternoon. Mrs Walter Gottfried and son Fordyce returned home Sunday evening after visiting in Toledo with her mother Mrs C W Cupp and other relatives.
Mrs Rachel Clouse continues to improve slowly as friends and family visit at Adrian area homes. Sunday suppers and gatherings include James Heilman at the Clouse residence near Adrian, and visits by Mr and Mrs Arthur Ruehle, Maynard Cram, and family at Mansfield. A Sunday school class of 20 hosted by Mrs Joe Wherle and a Toledo visit by Frances Clouse are also noted.
Wellie LeMott excels at writing and community updates. Numerous visits and calls spread through Findlay Vanlue and nearby towns including Marion Carey and Elyria with family gatherings and birthdays.
St Paul residents Mr and Mrs James Shuman and son Alfred of Marion shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs H A Stoll. George Gottier moved with his wife from the Ed Mick farm to the Orville Lee farm they recently bought from N B Presler. Effie Lee of nearby Findlay has been visiting her son Orville Lee and old neighbors. I B Copley hosted guests including Bert Smith and children Delca and Forest plus L W Copley and children Alfred and Carol Louise and Stanley Walters and son Charles.
The Gentlemen-at-Arms, principal military corps of the royal household and oldest aside from Yeomen of the Guard, reportedly hold the privilege of carrying up the sovereign's second course at meals.
A Boston Transcript item sketches a harsh urban scene as a child faces prolonged rain and poverty while locals trade terse remarks and survival struggles. The brief reflects street hardship, weather timing, and the implied daily grind of city life.
Oak Grove residents and guests share visits and Sunday gatherings with families in Vanlue Williamstown Fostoria and Findlay. The group includes the Schanhofs Becks Thomas Shuberts and Dewey family among others with several Sunday dinners and afternoon calls noted.
A quirky note describes penguins as the only birds that walk upright on land with manlike sprightliness, highlighting their distinctive gait among feathered creatures.
The U S Census Bureau reports Ohio canning and preserving as an eight million plus industry with preserves jellies and sauces leading the state output. In 1923 preserves and related products were worth 10 710 000 or 60 percent of total. canned vegetables and soups valued at 5 887 000 or 33 percent. canned fruit 114 000. and fruit with other canned products 1 226 000 or seven percent. Ohio exports extend across the United States and beyond. Northern Ohio produces much fruit but little is canned there.
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