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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
6
Correspondence details repairs on the St Joseph church belfry by the same men who built Our Lady of Consolation in Carey. It also notes numerous social visits and family gatherings across Carey, Kirby, Rawson, and surrounding areas with frequent church attendance, dinners, and a tornado wreck recovery effort.
Miss Lola Essex spent Friday with Mrs. Willard Laws while Mr and Mrs. Jay Loy and family shopped in Findlay on Saturday. Forest Miller and family visited Mr and Mrs. H P Miller and others in Woodsdale on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Earl Moser visited P S Kinney and wife last Monday. Edgar Bloom dined with Miss Carrie Yentzer and Miss Robinson last Sunday. Mrs Vern Phillips and daughters Eva and Mildred visited Mrs Phil Kinney last Sunday. F M Kinney sick with grip at his son A J Kinney’s home but improving. Mrs Wm Lombard of Carey staying with Jack Sopher’s family near Adrian. Jack Sopher family and Mrs Phil Kinney visited Tiffin friends last Thursday. Phil Kinney F M Kinney and Mrs Ann Bretz visited B F Kinney at Alvada last Wednesday. Forest Phillips and Miss Nellie Phillips spent Sunday at the Wm Slotterbeck home south of McCutchenville. Mrs Phil Kinney called to Marion last Monday. Niece Mrs Inez Cady ill with tuberculosis. Kinney returned home Tuesday evening. Ferdinand Bloom and daughter Catherine of Berwick and Ben Yentzer with John and Ben Snyder spent Sunday at Bellevue. Grandp a Yentzer to stay a few days.
Miss Cletis Plott visited Sunday with her father Curtis Plott and son Forest. Gladys Plott spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Roy Plott and children. Numerous Plott Schade and Brashares families joined relatives for dinners and visits across Adrian Rawson Forest and Blanchard communities.
Noah Corbins sale attracted attendees last Saturday. Elmer Pratt and daughter Alfie visited at the Myron Zentz home Sunday. Charles Cross called at the Sherman Shack home Thursday evening. Sherm Esterly entertained Charles Robinson and family of Grace Chapel. De B Pressler hosted at his home with Schuyler Pressler. Mrs Tom Walters visited Findlay for a ill relative. Mr and Mrs Wm Moore and Mrs Hal Hoy aided Presler in moving to a new home Tuesday. We wish them success, Mrs Wall Pendleton called on granddaughter Mrs R V Corbin of Vanue who has been ill but is improving. Mildred Dewey of the Ridge entertained Sunday evening Harold France, Fred Cole, Ruth Waugher, Orville Cole near Wharton, Urskin Cole.
Hiza England who has been working in Werren has returned home. Mr. and Mrs Ray Plotts and Mr. and Mrs Jay Plotts spent Sunday in Findlay. Several families visited others in Bucyrus Findlay and Forest. Sunday dinner guests included Virgil Ward family Millard and Virginia and others.
Our Lady of Consolation directory lists Rev. Father Aloys M. Fish as pastor. Sunday Masses at 7:30 a m and 10 30 a m Vespers and benediction at 7:30 p m Weekday Masses at 6:89 and 8:00 a m.
Rev. E. L. Spaid presides at Sunday School 9:00 a.m. Morning Worship 10:15 a.m. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening. Luther League scheduled at 7:00 p.m. at the church.
Sunday school at 9 00 a m. Morning service 10 00 a m. Evening worship 7 00 p m. Prayer service Wednesday evening 7 00 p m. Pastor Rinéhart leads services and youth programs listed in the church notice.
The United Evangelical Church and St. John St. Paul announce services with communion and Sunday School times. A sermon by Rev H D Shultz is highlighted. The Methodist Episcopal Church lists Bible School, worship, Epworth League and prayer meetings with respective times for Sunday and Thursday activities.
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