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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
8
Wharton high school boys beat Sycamore 11 to 5 in a playground baseball game. Next Thursday they host Marseilles at Upper Sandusky fair ground. Teachers attend Northwestern Ohio Teachers Convention in Toledo. Girl Reserves met Upper Sandusky group for a talk by Miss Stearns. Home Coming events noted at Church of God and Big Oak. Various local residents mentioned with health and schooling notes.
Mr and Mrs F P B Schade visited relatives in Mt Blanchard last Thursday afternoon. Mrs Ernest Shane and daughter called on Mr and Mrs Lewis Kimmel on Friday. Erma Pauley of Carey and Laird Rickle spent Tuesday evening in Mr Blanchard. Families of Rickle, Shane, Schade, Hunter, Bristoll, Kimmel, Kennerley, and other neighbors gathered for dinners, oyster suppers, and casual visits at various local homes from Tuesday through Sunday.
Numerous families from Beebe, Berry, Carey, Upper Sandusky and nearby towns visited relatives and hosts on Thursdays Fridays Sundays and Mondays. Names include Kohmann Beebe Gottfried Kessler Yost Hucke Gilliland Thome Nagel Thompson Wohlmuth Baughman and Tong. Buried Wednesday were Jesus Mata and a train victim, with services at Our Lady of Consolation in Carey.
Mrs. Preston Gaster called on Mrs. I Fox Wednesday evening. Ernest Fox and son Matthias visited Leo Kinn of Salem. Mrs. Robert Walter and son spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs John Wilcox. Mr and Mrs Harley Baugman and children Reva and Glenn were Findlay shoppers. Melvin England of Trinway and his aunt Mrs Pontius visited Hartle home Sunday afternoon.
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