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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
7
Local events include a chop suey supper at Sandusky Methodist to aid church funds with about 500 attendees. Residents report births, deaths, marriages, and various retirements with updates on schools, clubs, and Cross Red Shield participation.
George Pendleton and Abraham Brown visited Tuesday. Douglas Pratt and Elmer Pratt shared Friday with Mrs Claren Sausser on Sunday. George Myvers of Kansas visits old neighbors. Sheridan Eatherton and son Everett and Mrs Henry Eatherton hosted Mr Blanchard on Tuesday. Edgar Oman and Velma visited with Henry Eatherton on Sunday. Lyman Ensminger and children called on Mrs Ensminger’s father William Eather ton Sunday.
The text contrasts true culture with contempt for others and true religion with quarrels, praising patriotism for respecting law, real education for recognizing ignorance, real wealth by downplaying money, and real courtesy and argument free from etiquette rules and bluffing.
Harmon Kroeger a 60 year old bachelor of Elliston dropped dead at the wheel of his car near Oak Harbor on Monday. His companion Fred Lick cut the ignition and found Kroeger unresponsive as the car coasted into a ditch.
A woman criticizes a book she just set down, calling it partially good and partially foolish, illustrating a mixed reading opinion. The remark captures a casual theater of judgment over literary taste with a light tone.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic for kidney problems. It features a customer testimonial from Mrs. Cordelia Black of 200 Dow St. praising how Dean's Pills improved back pain, fatigue, and sluggish kidneys, with a 60 cent price tag and Foster-Miller Co. Buffalo makers.
Fifteen years ago the Lutheran Ladies' Aid cleared seventy dollars at the Thursday evening chicken supper. Wilbur Brown, a former Sycamore resident, died of typhoid fever in Toledo last Monday at age 28. The Hocking Valley plans an Italian villa above the tracks near the junction telegraph office.
Simple mixture of buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate and glycerine used in Adlerika to relieve gas on the stomach. The ton agrees it provides speedy action and gentle evacuation without gripping. Chase Brayton Druggist endorses its effectiveness for constipation and stomach gas.
George Shane aged 19 captain of the Sandusky Maroons football team died from injuries suffered November 1 in Elyria where Sandusky played the Elyria Elks. He had multiple broken ribs a punctured lung and pneumonia caused his death. Read our want column.
Free to place in Carey Times want ads, readers can list furniture for sale. Quick placement and broad exposure help move chairs tables and other home furnishings efficiently.
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