No hunting notice posted on land by residents
Positively no hunting or trespassing on any land owned or controlled by Richard Frederick, Harold Graves and George Dunn. They were home from Ohio State over Sunday.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
3
Positively no hunting or trespassing on any land owned or controlled by Richard Frederick, Harold Graves and George Dunn. They were home from Ohio State over Sunday.
Fort Royal Garfield Tong called on EF Fox Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Gaster and children were Findlay shoppers Saturday. Families from McCutchenville Vanlue and Findlay joined guests at various homes. A sumptous pot luck dinner was enjoyed.
Mt Blanchard reports a football win over MyComb on home field and a Tuesday trip by S Bell with Mark Bishop to Fostoria. Community groups meet at homes, families travel to visit relatives, and Grace M E church hosts a large homecoming with Rev Swinehart speaking.
C B Dabney traveled to Toledo today as Carey Times ads suggest readers have sought profits. Mr and Mrs I L Culler and son Melford returned from a weekend motor trip visiting Mr and Mrs W J Galbroner in Middleport.
A historical advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a two part remedy. An ointment provides quick local relief while the internal medicine tonic targets mucous membranes through the bloodstream. Sold by druggists. J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
Dozens of Beebe area families and friends from Upper Sandusky Carey Findlay and Columbus Grove shared visits over the weekend. Notable gatherings included Mrs Loretta Lutz and Miss Evelyn Vaughn hosting, and a surprise birthday for Mrs Harry Hull with relatives from North Baltimore and Columbus Grove.
A community column lists visits and travels including Mrs. Hattie Hazen of Fostoria staying with Mrs. R. C. Pengington, Spanish American War veterans reunion attendees, and others visiting relatives in Findlay, Akron, Marion, and Toledo. Details mention illnesses, injuries, and local happenings among families such as the Hoff, Perkins, Sutphen, and Ashley households with several short trips and visits noted.
Mr and Mrs Perry Presler of Adrian were in town Wednesday. Mrs C C Heck Mrs Anna Hoff and Mrs H E Wyatt were in Findlay Wednesday. Mr and Mrs William Ake and children Harold William and Betty and Mrs Louise Ake of Detroit were guests Saturday and Sunday of Mr and Mrs L R Ashley. Mrs Anna Augustine returned from Toldeo relatives visit. Mrs Al P Ruffing Mrs Molile McBeth and Mrs Fred Lasere were in Findlay Monday. This fall is the last chance to purchase from Holland at Carey Greenhouses.
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