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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
7
Mrs. C A Carpenter presides as hostess and new president outlining the season's work for the Research Club. An informal current events discussion led by Mrs. Bradley follows. New members include Mrs T W McClure, Mrs H G Chambers, and Miss Stella Nye.
The 46th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Whaley of Crawford was quietly honored at their home last Thursday evening. A surprise gathering of friends and relatives enjoyed the pleasant event. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McGill and others.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ranger entertained at dinner Tuesday night honoring Mrs. Elizabeth Brashares on her 78th birthday. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Shimer and their son Myron, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Goble, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Criger, Mr. Miles Mullholand, Miss May Mullholand, and Mrs. Nora Brashares with son Voyl.
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Miller entertained at a family dinner Sunday with guests including Mr. Thomas Bliss and daughter Edna of Bucyrus, Mrs. Nannie Bliss of Conneautville Pennsylvania, Mrs. Millie Payne of the local city, and Mrs. Clinton Moore of Tulsa Oklahoma returning from the East where she spent the summer.
The Henry Faul family held a family dinner Sunday at the old homestead four miles northeast of town. Those present from out of town were Mr. and Mrs H E Faul and daughter Annabelle of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs G H Faul and daughter Edith of Pittsburg.
Mr and Mrs Dan Powell and son Paul join Mr and Mrs A E Constien Mr and Mrs H F Roynon and children Mr and Mrs C R date and Miss Lucy Laughlin for a pleasant Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Roynon in Bellevue.
Mr and Mrs George Baughman hosted Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs James Stevens and son Dale A D Mitchell and family of Prairie Depot Mr and Mrs Garfield Tong and family and Rev and Mrs S F Banders and children of Wharton.
Friday evening a reception at the Methodist church honors Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Shinter on retirement as they depart for Fostoria. They are succeeded by Rev. and Mrs. Wm. F. Martin arriving from Toledo.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ash entertained Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hollandshead of St. Petersburg Florida along with their guests Friday evening at the L. G. Ranger home.
Mrs. Jacob Stoody hosted a Sunday dinner with Rev and Mrs C L Kern and daughters Ruth and Naomi, and Mr and Mrs Claude H Johnson and Mr and Mrs H E Stoody in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Vogel hosted Sunday guests Mrs Wm Redman of Urbana and Mrs Margaret Frederick and Mrs W J Redman of this city in a quiet afternoon visit north of town with a small gathering reflecting community ties.
Mr and Mrs John Miller of north of town entertained at Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Frank McGown and Mrs H J Grubbs as guests.
Members of the Young Ladies and Young Men's classes of the United Evangelical Sunday School hosted a farewell gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs I E Gopley for Mr Niel Perkins who is moving to Chicago to enter the Moody Bible Institute. Over 40 attendees included teachers Mrs C R Tate and Mr H P Roynon, Rev and Mrs C L Kern and daughters Ruthe and Naomi, and Rev I B Amore.
Mrs. A. J. Ruehle hosted the P Y R & Club last Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mina Ruehle Adrian Martha Mitten Dorothy Mitten Mabel Smith Ruth Smith and Frances Eyestone. Mrs. Joe Smith will be the October hostess.
The Wimodausis Club held a Tuesday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. G. M. Beitler. Guests included Mrs. GC Heck Miss Ella Criger Mrs. H. B. Wyatt and Mrs. Snyder and her daughter. Mrs. Clem Alspach will host the next meeting.
D J Ekleberry and wife sell lot 39 in George A Klahr subdivision South Sycamore to Oscar Vance for 60 dollars. Alvin A Constien and wife sell outlet 1 Upper Sandusky portion to Harry L Williams for 40. A E Shedenheim et al sell west part inlet 4 Peters burg to E K Eyestone for 200. George W Kear sells lot in Wharton to Robertin Ward for 3000. Jay P Newhard et al sell undivided six eighths in lot 1 William M Bull addition Carey for 1. Ella Young sells twenty acres Richland township to Marion Young for 3000. Mary E Dutcher et al sell Tymochtee land 5.20 acres to Elmer E Dunn for 1300. S B Newcomer and wife sell Crawford township land to R D Quillen for 2500. Lillie M Miller and husband sell part to Charles H Nachbar et al for 1. Mary B Dutcher et al sell Tymochtee 25 hundredths acres to Elmer E Dunn for 1300. S B Newcomer and wife sell Crawford township land for 2500. Edward Wagner and wife sell Tymochtee township ten acres forty three hundredths for 2300.
Ohio poultry specialist E L Dakan notes scrubs are favored for egg production. Surplus birds are culled in fall with early molters kept and late molters sold. Early molters do not necessarily lay most in winter when egg prices rise.
Census reports list populations for Hancock county towns Arcadia Arlington Benton Ridge Findlay Fostoria Jewerz McComb Mount Blanchard Maunet Corry Rawson Van Buren Van Jue plus Marion county locales Caledonia Green Camp Larue Mor ial New Bloomington Prospect Waldo Union county Magnetic Springs Marysville Milford Plain City Richwood Unionville Center.
Monday Mr and Mrs O J Williamson and daughter Helen traveled to Newark to visit relatives. At Marion Mr Williamson became violently ill and was rushed to a hospital. He has kidney stones and will undergo an operation this morning at 4 o clock. His wife and Mr and Mrs W H Phelps went to be with him.
The Knights of Malta trace origins to the first crusades around 1070 to 1090. After Jerusalem fell, the Verdér was founded by Gerard who led in 1120.
Our Church Directory requests announcements of services and reports of special services from all area churches in Carey and vicinity. Submit early, preferably by Tuesday. Consolation and pastor Aloys M. Fish note Sunday masses at 6:39 and 8:00 a. m. High Mass at 10:30 a. m. Vespers and benediction at 7:30 p. m. Weekday Masses 6:39 and 8:00 a. m.
Reverend BE L Spaid presides at English Lutheran Church with Sunday School at 9:00 a m Morning Worship at 10 15 a m Luther League at 7 00 p m and a Prayer Meeting Thursday evening for parishioners and community members.
United Evangelical Church lists Rev Chester L Kern pastor with Carey Christian Endeavor at 630 pm and St Paul Sunday School at 10 am plus St John Sunday School at 9 am Everyone welcome. Methodist Episcopal Church led by James Myron Shimer with Bible School at 9 am Worship at 10 15 am Epworth League 6 30 pm and Serving at 7 30 pm Praying Thursday 7 30 pm The Church Serves
Pastor J C Rinehart leads Sabbath School at 9 00 a m Prayer service is held Wednesday at 700 p m Y P S C E meets Sunday at 600 p m
Warnings issued by the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster warn potato growers that late blight spreads rapidly due to cool moist weather. They urge thorough Bordeaux 4-5-50 spraying on both leaf surfaces and note abundant plant lice and leaf hoppers aiding spore distribution. The department also advises finding resistant hills and digging them for seed.
At a McComb businessmen meeting Tuesday night the plan for a monthly public sale to begin soon was approved. Auctioneer C. W. Reimer described successful similar sales in Illinois and Missouri and urged farmers and sellers to participate, noting broad community benefit and turnout from distant areas.
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