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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1925

Page

5

Local Items and Personals in Carey Area

Carey's social notes list visits from Anna Hoff of Detroit Margaret Cole ill with tonsillitis and many local travels. Families from Marysville Toledo Petosky Findlay and Cleveland exchange news while plans for fall shopping and hats at Ideal Hat Shop are noted along with new cement sidewalks and local business moves. Continued updates on residents, travel, and community events appear through the week.

F. J. Mullholand Pittsburg Carey Earl LeMott Wittenburg College Springfield Toledo Ideal J. B. Wells Findlay Wells

Printed Name Cards At Times Office And Local Notes

A compilation of items: engraved name cards at the Times office. Mrs. C. W. Skinner and children visiting Akron relatives. Carey Style Shop repapered. Virginia Straw to Harcourt seminary Gambier. Sheriff Scheidegger visiting from Upper Sandusky. Mrs. Albert Mathias ill near Fostoria. L. E. Straw returns from Cleveland. Dr Bame to build a brick residence on West Findlay Street. Yohe siblings depart for Springfield and Hamma Divinity School. Miss Bailey’s death in West Liberty from summer grip. poem My Little Town/Anna Campbell references local town nostalgia.

Loren Stahl A. H. Kennerley Dorcas Upper Sandusky Diller Emma Doe Emma Stief van Wert John Stoody Petosky Mich Stoody Jacob Stoody Alma Tracy Verne Tracy Ithaca L. S. Criger West Carey Charles Stine Pittsburg Herbert Newhard L. E. Straw Virginia F. W. van Fleet Toledo Verne Huston B. Moore M. A. Hunter West Findlay Street Bowling Green Dorothy Combs and Combs North Street Hartman Findlay S. R. Bamne Arthur Wisner Laverne Warren Wisner O .K. Copley Times Office C. W. Skinner Akron Virginia Straw Harcourt Seminary Gambier Albert Mathias Fostoria Cleveland R.bame LeRoy Wooder Gertrude Yohe Virgil Emery Yohe Springfield Gertrude Wittenberg College Hamma Divinity

Beech Grove Social Notes Include Visits and Church News

Beech Grove residents welcomed relatives and friends during Sunday visits in Monroe Michigan. Local gatherings featured help with corn shredders, meals, and guests from Carey Mt. Blanchard and near Carey. The Wyandot fair drew many locals while Richland Rural School closed for children’s day. The Sandusky conference meeting at Lima concluded and Rev J Kirk will lead Beech Grove and Big Oak churches. Rev R R Risley moving to Wiltshire in the coming week.

Will Faber Harry Ralph Carey Shade Wm. Hunter Adora Jane, Blaine Virgil Dale Weaver Near Carey F B. Lehade Wyandot Richland Rural School Wharton Sandusky U. B Lima Beech Grove Big Oak J. Kirk R. R. Risley Wiltshire

Fate of Seneca County Fair Hangs on Funding Decision

County commissioners debate support for the Seneca County Fair with $3,000 annual funding tied to rents and maintenance. Fair board warns the event may not continue if the appropriation is withdrawn. Some commissioners favor cutting the grant.

Seneca County

Short enks and middlings and a pig litter record

Sam notes trends weighty for feed and market. Dwarf sumac may yield up to 75 dollars a ton in harvest. A 14 pig litter farrowed March 1 reached 4409 pounds by September 1, setting a pork record for George Evans of Highland county. Levi Jacobs family reunion near Ostrander and Findlay attendees share a day of kinship.

N. Y Ohio U. S. Department of Agriculture George Evans Highland County Mr. Evans

School enrollment update from East West and high school

Public schools opened with enrollment at East 177, West 14 percent, and high school 165 totaling 487. The senior class is 45, juniors 33, sophomores 41, freshmen 46, with a projected total near 500 and attendance to be checked weekly.

Also Mentioned on This Page

The H. B. Kurtz Mutual Anna Hoff Detroit Margaret Cole L. G. Thrall Marysville Emma Thrall C. F Lee J. B. Lusk J. L. Yohe Jacob Nitrauer Sycamore Clara Corthell Near Tiffin J. G. Reynolds Bert Purkey F. A Galbroner Hicksville Auburn Ind August Windau Robert John Windau Stella Gertrude Dubois Renne Alex Windau Gerald Geo. McFarren Tiffin Arnold Hayman MecFarren McFarren C. W. Mills Labor Day W. E. Kimmel Mills Ohio Museum Mrs Noah Ekleberry Emma Hammond Viola Tyson R. E. Oglesbee Marion Wm. Leader E. B E. B. Kurtz Linwood Park Margaret Dow Gail Kurtz Homer Mitchell Columbus Blanche Davis HE. Cc. Hoff W. S. Beebe H Cc. Graves Skinner Lizette Speaker Tulsa Okla Rev Lewis II Alfred Hulse Mansfield J. J. Hulse Rochester N.Y Henryetth H. L. Pahl F. E. Baughman Arthur Oglesbee Ohio State School For the Blind Lewis P. Speaker Dayton Kiwanis Selma Kessler C . Kessler Birmingham WN. Johnson Henry's Newhard Real Estate Co Kurtz Block Edward Gibbs Addison Monroe Alvin Knapp Pietro Pieraceini Richwood Fred Pieraccini L. A. Gormley L. W. Kline Shadeland Stock Farm Greenwich W. W. Scheidegger MY Little Town Anna Campbell Grover Yentzer Monroe, Mich Gail Kimmel W. H. Rickle Erma Pauley Laird Rickle Cecil Laird Mt. Blanchard Seal P Drug Store Rexall Ewing Drug Co Rexall Drug Store Sam Levi Jacobs Grover Hile Hile Lewis Jacobs George Jessie Jacobs Helen Alspach Ostrander Marion Jacobs Edith Fred Thomas Helen Ollie Wingate Wesley Fred Swisher Willis Jacobs A. A. Alspach Rosnilla Evelyn Preston Elmer John Beatrice Hostetter Helen Becus Ira Ballinger Phyllis W. O. Hile Nancy Bula Dunlap Vernoh BB. Dunlap Newhard Real Estate Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart Schaffner &Marx Lytle & Summit
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