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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
7
October 22 1925 reports Henry Bowman ailing with rheumatism. Local land sale shows Cole Bros buy Morehart farm east of town. Homecoming at Methodist Protestant church draws crowd. Various visits, church events, and dinners noted including WCTU convention trip and Rally Day at a Wharton church. Community residents travel, entertain, and care for relatives amid health concerns.
Sunday and weekend visits feature Miss Pauline Beck with Miss Alice Tong and many arrivals at Tong households. Local residents, including Truman Updegraff, Ralph Tong, and families, spend time with neighbors from Patterson to Vanlue and Old Tymochtee. Key outings include a funeral in Wharton and a Bucyrus football trip.
Mrs. George Savidge visits son Foster and family while Mrs. Addison Rickle calls at the Dean Wright home. Several families host and visit in Crawford with extended visits, meals, and funerals noted among Beaschlers Hile Arbogasts and Sammets.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Lonsway and daughter Mildred visited with Mr and Mrs Firmiin Fai and others Sunday. Several guests stayed at Mr and Mrs Raymond Weaver’s home. A 6 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Brown recovering from infantile paralysis shows improvement. Mary Phillips visited Springville with her parents. Numerous family dinners and visitors attended at multiple households. The Accredited Hatchery reported August results with Rhode Island Reds leading. Local folks attended the county Sunday School convention at Sycamore with speeches by Dr Gier and the Upper Sandusky pastor.
A traveling man returned from a long road trip and found only one of his shoes. His daughter revealed that his wife had sold one shoe to a one legged man who had called at the door.
A Boston Transcript quotation urges young men to take as much interest in work as in sport, framing dedication and effort as the core measure of character. The line promotes industriousness and personal discipline as keys to success.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a quick gas reliever and laxative. It promotes buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate glycerine and other ingredients as a stomach gas remedy. The copy claims fast action and gentle relief without gripes, credited to Chas. W Brayton, Druggist.
Oysters sell for 30 cents a quart at Model Bakery while lumber prices stand at 90 cents per barrel at Snyder’s yard. The Harry Shannon company closes a successful week at the Armory. Carey residents marry in several ceremonies. a reward is offered for prize-stable intruders and preparations begin for a church fair at Our Lady of Consolation. News from Nagasaki, birthday cards, social events, deaths, and lodge activities fill the week.
G C Snyder of Snyder Lumber Company is designated by Antioch College Yellow Springs Ohio to represent its new Department of Research in Retail Lumber in this city. Snyder will answer inquiries about the college and the lumber course. The retail lumber course at Antioch is sponsored by the Ohio Association of Retail Lumber Dealers.
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