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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
7
Fred Laney of Fostoria called on the Janeys. many neighbors shared Sunday dinners and Sunday visits across Findlay, Vanlue, Carey, and surrounding farms. Local families including the Saltzmans, Dible, Shull, and Wentling joined meals and calls at homes in Findlay, Fostoria, Wharton, and Grace Chapel amid a busy pattern of kinship and town social life.
Vanlue and area residents hosted visitors and guests over the weekend. Clyde Campbell and family from Akron, Miss Ruth Williamson, Mell Lee of Findlay, John Delitrick of Tiffin, S A Eschbach, Eva Shull, Eva Brietigam, and others were mentioned with various family and church events. The community reported Rally Day services at both the M E church and the Lutheran Sunday school, and travels to Tiffin for a Knight Templar conclave.
Joe Shull has been on the sick list this past week. Fred Kloppfer spent all day Sunday with Leonard Tong. Homer Blam and Ralph Tong were with Russell Wickiser on Sunday afternoon. Esther Pontius spent Wednesday afternoon with Hazel Wentling. Mrs Willis Stahl and children of nearby Mount Blanchard visited the area.
The note recalls 1840 versus 1924 average sheep clips in Ohio, showing a sevenfold increase. A quoted line from J P Mowbray reflects on October's fleeting golden age as nature reveals a glow like yellow glass.
In Other Days Twenty-five Years Ago notes Afiss Ora Davis teaching at Four Corner school east of town. Township officers met. public recital drew about 300 at Prof J B Moore’s class. Deaths include Mrs Frank Calmes and Aaron Stroup. Marriages include Clara Lenner and Lawrence Nagbhar. Community notices cover elections, clubs, and church groups across Carey and nearby townships.
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