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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
7
Local residents exchanged calls and visited across several households Sunday and Monday. Families including Wickisers Shulls Wentzs Tongs Bachars Rozmans Robisons and Vaughns shared meals and calls. trips took residents to Port Clinton Findlay and Nebraska.
Beebe School District notes weekend and Sunday visits among families. Names include George Kohmann Walter Beebe M C Yost Nicholas Hucke Madge Barton and others visiting relatives in Findlay Ashville Carey Bellevernon Adrian and related reunions.
A roundup of Sunday visits and weekend calls across Carey, Marion, Willard, Tiffin, and surrounding areas. Entries include Mr and Mrs F A Miller visiting Miss Mary Burk, cross-town visits among Karr Mull Holland Logsdon and Wentling households, a birth announced for Katherine Elizabeth Coldiron, and relatives from Los Angeles and Chicago reconnecting after years apart.
Mrs Eliza Correll spent a day with relatives in Bucyrus. Ann Bretz visited Green Springs Ww 4H. Curtis of Marion visited Byron and Rachel Curtis. Alva Donaldson and family visited Ann Bretz in Green Springs. Joe Wehrle stayed with Lynden Ab bott in Fostoria. Rema Kear of Forest stayed with aunt Ella Kinney. Jemimh Kear and son Vernie visited Ella Kinney. Harry Vaughner and Elvira moved near town. Eugene Mullholand of Delaware visited Mullholands. Mrs Haines and Mrs Ruehle visited Ferdinand Bloom. Lottie Crumline and Willis Griffin spent time with Earl Ranch family in Tiffin. Samuel Headington and Mrs Josh Gilbert visited Byron and Rachel Curtis from Warsaw, Ind., for a few days.
Mr and Mrs Ben Clouse with Geneva spent Friday to Monday with relatives at Napoleon. Mr and Mrs Harry Yardiner with Elvira also visited Napoleon relatives. Glenn Stout and children of Fostoria visited. Miss Rema Kear of Forest and Mrs Brie Kinney joined supper with Earl Moser and family. Ferdinand Bloom and daughter and Mrs Lydia Gibson spent Monday with Mrs Hila Kinney.
Woodsdale social notes list numerous visitors and family gatherings across Findlay Geneva Carey Arlington Vanlue Ridge Center and Elkhart Ind. Residents Leo Aurand Bertha and Edna McRill Lewis Hatch Dallas Findlay visitors and many couples spend Sunday with kin and friends through Carey Vanlue Ridge Center and nearby towns.
Governor Roosevelt halts a few TADUES in Carey while school progress at Red Oak under Harry Wickiser. Mrs. Louisa Pauly visits son Prof. Bonsgr. R. Heffleman assists at Hocking Valley office during Walker’s absence. Local markets list crops and livestock prices amid warm weather. Carey Bending Co. dissolves partnership of Perkins and Wallace. Funeral for Alexander Ish of North Baltimore. city council meets. Upper Sandusky church dedication on October 14 with organ recital. Remlinger couple celebrates 20th anniversary with china set and four course dinner. Local markets note poultry and grain prices. hogs and lambs quoted. Over 100 guests attend Mrs. Heck’s country home event. Southward brothers and J. D. Southward visit Montague’s studio for a group portrait, last seen 43 years after a prior daguerreotype.
McCutchenville. LeRoy Cochenour is quite sick. Mrs Leta Bolan visits from Millersville. W Lowmaster leaves for Buckeye Lake. G A Mullholand family moved to new home. D Spoon moved to P A Bemisderfer house. Prof and Mrs L Teal from Canton hosted weekend guests. Richard Mullholland called to Arlington for mother’s illness. Hayes Shireman and John Haines families at Fort Clinton. H Roberts and family to move to Tampa Fla.
A 19th century piece notes Holland’s colonies totaling about 30 million people, over seven times the mother country, with Java highlighted as the most valuable possession famed for its coffee.
Sherman Buckingham of Vanlue serves on the federal grand jury in Toledo this week. A glove factory near opens next Monday with 25 workers and has sold 6 000 dozen pairs since August 1. Dr. Lewis Cook of Forest died Friday while seated in his automobile before his home. He was uncle to Mrs. R C Van Buren. Mr. and Mrs. E M Burson and Miss Rachel Burson attended the funeral of their nephew William Myron Davis near Sycamore on September 14. Henry Doppler and Byron Ogg received 54 head of steers from Chicago at 5 cents a pound, moved to the Ogg farm near Carey. A new residence for M Gottfried by J A Lantz is being rushed, with plans by Frank Stroup. The Chambers family held their first annual reunion near Fostoria, with Nellie Cupp of Carey on the executive committee. A storm destroyed a barn near Sycamore, three miles SE, owned by Mrs Philip Bardon, killing four horses a colt and hay. A committee to locate the state normal school visited Upper Sandusky and will tour Lima, Delphos, Van Wert, Napoleon, Bowling Green, Leipsic, Wauseon, Perrysburg, Fremont and Fostoria.
A Carey resident, Lewis Shumaker, describes backache, kidney and urinary troubles eased after using Dean's Pills bought at Ewing Drug Co. He notes morning stiffness and fatigue eased as his kidneys regained regulation. The ad promotes the Buffalo Foster-Milburn Co. remedy priced 60 cents at all dealers.
A humorous exchange from the Boston Transcript questions what chicken croquettes are. The waiter jokes that croquettes are the leftovers from the day before, presented in a witty diners scene.
Turn clutter into cash by placing a Carey Times want ad for used furniture. Reach local buyers quickly with clear descriptions and contact details to arrange pickup or delivery.
A sailor shows a lady around a ship and she thanks him for the tour while noting tips are forbidden aboard. The sailor replies with a quip about going to "the Garden of Eden" to exchange apples.
The Times office shows neatly arranged printed or engraved name cards on a desk and in display cases. The cards feature individual names, titles, and department affiliations, reflecting a formal stationery style from the period.
Simple buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate glycerine and others as mixed in Adlerika is excellent for constipation. It often works in one hour or less and never gulpes. The pleasant quick action of this evacuant will surprise you. Adlerika helps any case gas on the stomach caused by deep seated causes and often removes matter you thought was in your system. Chas W Brayton, Druggist.
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