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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1920

Page

6

Mrs Nannie Bliss of Conneautville Visits Crawford Kin

Mrs Mary Tracy of Crawford entertained relatives from Bloomdale and vicinity on Sunday in honor of Mrs Nannie Bliss of Conneautville Pennsylvania. Guests arrived with baskets and shared a pleasant day. Mrs Bliss plans visits to Baton Rouge Bucyrus and Pennsylvania to see her children and family.

Mary Tracy Crawford Bloomdale Nannie Bliss Conneautvile Wibur Emmersons Stott Emerson Eaton Daugters Bessie Kathryn Warren Npsad‘ Pelton Olives Mido Bucyrus Paul Schubert Pennsylvania Addie Wheeler

Ninth annual Reminiscence Party held at Idylooke farm

At Mrs. Emma Clark’s Idylooke farm Sunday the 19th the ninth Reminiscence Party of the Kears featured a lawn picnic with farm favorites. Attendees included Bert Woodly and Esther, Taylors of Columbus, Houpts of Upper Sandusky, Glosser and McCarty of Sycamore, Arquettes and families, Wernerts of Toledo, Gibbs of Carey, Lawheads and Dorothy, Weiningers Longs Mullhollands Beebes and others, with Edith Beebe noted for next year’s venue. A separate gathering honored Margaret Yingling with Olga, Martha Shriner and others. games, music and refreshments followed.

Kears Emma Clark Idylooke Farm Bert Woodly Esther Taylor Columbus Lawrence Houpt Upper Sandusky C. F. Glosser Adah McCarty Sycamore C. A. Arquette Russell Lester Clifford John Wernert Helen G. H. Wernert Lawrence Toledo George Gibbs Carey Elmer Lawhead Dorothy John Weininger Grant Long Arthur Mullholland Joseph Yingling Margaret Olga Martha Shriner Annas Hilda Arend Elizabeth Noon Anna Wucke Cathrine Evans Louine Collet Charetta Pahl Fern Lanker Ruth Yingling William and Joseph Hucke Joseph Clarence Jenot Firmen Agnatius Vernon Pahl Herman Shriner Iravans Andrew Collet Henry Arend Isadore Paul Yingling

Honored Bride and Groom Celebrate August Wedding

A Sunday dinner at the Criger home northwest of town honored their son Franklin on his August 12 marriage to Ruby Swinart. Attendees included I L Swinart, Jacob Searfoss, Wesley Chambers, Ella Criger, Park Chambers, and many Criger relatives, with a pot luck supper and music following.

Ed Criger Franklin Ruby Swinart I. L. Swinart Jacob Searfoss Franklin Criger Wesley Chambers Ella Criger Alva Criger Harriet Orville Metz Zames Mary Rose Simons Mary Braun Nora Stella Windau Emma Pahl Ella Savidge Frances Kramer Beatrice Haubert Marguerite Simonis Helen Courtad Anna Simonis

Community dinner honors Martha King tenth birthday

A sequence of Sunday gatherings honors Martha King on her tenth birthday. Attendees include the Zimmersons with children Robert Dorothy and Paul Greenspring. W L Carlin of Findlay. J H Lytte of Bryan. the Blacks of Dow Street. Karl Black family. Irvin Black family. Sam Gordon family. Schuyler Presler St Paul. Prof J B Moore Miss Cleora Hoy and families. Mrs Wyatt of Bellevue guests. and other local households.

A. J.s King Martha C. A. Zimmerman Robert Dorothy Paul Greenspring W. L. Carlin Findlay J. H. Lytte Bryan John Black Dow Street Karl Black John Earl Irvin Black Paul, Allen Marold Mery James Lucile Sam Gordon Helen Marjorie Schuyler Presler St Paul J. B. Moore Cleora Hoy Cloyce Copley Wm. Moore Fal Hoy Gertrude Chester

Celebrated Birthday Surprise for 89th Milestone

A Saturday evening gathering at Samuel Kemerley’s West Main Street home surprised him on his 89th birthday. Thirty four of his children and grandchildren attended, presenting a nice gift and serving a delicious supper. Mr Kemerley is noted as very active for his advanced years.

Samuel Kemerley West Main Street Kemerley Jis

Wimodausis Club Tuesday Hostess Hosts Guests

Mrs. C. M. Beitler was hostess to the Wimodausis Club Tuesday of last week. Guests included Mrs. C. G. Rittich, Mrs. O. A. Gunther, Mrs. C. G. Spencer, Mrs. S. M. Ranger, Mrs. M. B. Snyder and daughter Mildred, Miss Ella Criger, and Mrs. C. C. Heck.

C. M. Beitler C. GC. Rittich O. A. Gunther C. G. Spencer S. M. Ranger M. B. Snyder Mildred Ella Criger C. C. Heck

Local dinner hosts entertain Kenton and area guests

Mr and Mrs Geo Shuman were hosts at a Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs C Eg Cram and sons Ramon and Donald Mrs Etta Shoup of Kenton and Mr and Mrs Clem Adspach for a family social gathering.

Geo. Shuman And C. Eg Cram Ramon Donald Etta Shoup Kenton Clem Adspach

Dinner gathering hosted by Mrs. Joseph Wherley

Mrs. Joseph Wherley entertained at dinner Sunday with guests including Mr. C. Ewing of Peru Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ohls of Sandusky City Mr. and Mrs. F Arbagas of Tiffin Mr. and Mrs. E C Ewing and children of Carey Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ewing and Mrs. Louisa Ewing of Adrian.

Joseph Wherley C. Ewing Peru Ind Owen Ohls Sandusky City F. Arbagas Tiffin E. C. Ewing Carey Fred Ewing Louisa Ewing Adrian

Married in Cortland New York in Methodist parsonage

Miss Erma Price daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Price and Robert Smith son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith were married at 6:00 PM last Saturday in Cortland New York. Rev Bruce E Pierce officiated with Miss Cecil Past and Lloyd Price as attendants. The couple returned to Carey and reside with E C Walker on East Findlay Street.

Methodist Cortland N. Y Erma Price Walter Price Cincinnatius Robert Smith Joseph Smith North of Town Bruce E. Pierce Cecil Past Lloyd Price Carey E. C. Walker East Findlay Street

Family welcomes three newborns in local week

An 814 pound son arrived to Mr. and Mrs. John Simonis on Saturday. A 7 pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kurtz on Monday, September 13. A 9 pound daughter joined Mr. and Mrs.erry Rusting of north of town on Friday. Sunday afternoon she was christened Pauline Elizabeth at Our Lady of Consolation Church with Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver of Upper Sandusk as sponsors.

John Simonis Hugh Kurtz Erry Rusting North of Town Pauline Elizabeth Our Lady of Consolation Church John Weaver Upper Sandusk

Private sale of household furnishings by Mrs Zettie Kemerley

One bed stead and springs kitchen cabinet dining room table and couch offered at private sale. Interested parties call Mutual 115 for details.

W C T U Convention Attended in Upper Sandusky

Mrs Lawrence Cook and other local ladies joined the W C T U convention at Upper Sandusky on Tuesday. Officers elected include President Nellie Walton Sycamore and Secretary Otto B Nye Upper Sandusky, with a slate of district superintendents led by Miss Gilliland and Mrs Hattie Clark.

Lawrence Cook J. C. Dow Elza Jacobs R. E. Oglesbee A. J. King Della Gilliland George Ash Dora Ferrer C. M. Kear W. D. Goble Upper Sandusky Nellie Walton Sycamore Cook Otto B. Nye H. H. Newel Parliamentary Law Miss Gilliland Hattie Clark L. Hauser Ina van Gundy Purity Jessie Sheppard Flower Mission King E. J. Lewis Harpster Scientifc Myrtle Aten Nevada

Pep Boys at Ottawa Fair invite youths to stock judging contests

Ottawa Fair Putnam County announces stock judging events open to Ohio youths under 19 as of January 1 1920. Contests include Draft horses Beef cattle Dairy cattle and Lard hogs with prizes from 10 to 0.59 per contest plus 22 prizes for top scores. Entries close September 30 at 10 am with judging starting then.

Putnam County Fair Ottawa Ohio Lae

Public Sale At Kemmerly Farm Near Wharton Texas

The undersigned offer at public auction on the Samuel Kemmerly farm 644 miles southwest of Carey and 3 miles north of Wharton on Tuesday October 5 1920 at 10:00 a.m. two horses 17 cattle 25 breeding ewes and 20 spring lambs 22 hogs with various sows and pigs 1 registered Polang China boar and assorted farm machinery including John Deere implements and a DeLaval cream separator. Terms: four months credit on sums over 5 with note and approved security, 4 percent discount for cash. No removals until settled. David Stroub & Son Whorley Swisher Ray Stroub auctioneers Harry Morehart clerk.

Samuel Kemmerly Carey Wharton L. Jersey Jersey Poland John Deere McCormick

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Kear Reminiscence Party Ats Cteb Mrea TP Wyatt Bellevue I. Wyatt and Family Wimodausis Clan Charlie Chaplin New York Anita Stewart Ottawa Fair UR Company The Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Company David Stroub New York City Holland of Us Sebrings Alliance East Liverpool Wellsville W. Va Carrolton Crooksville Zanesville Olio Hume China Co Garey Peoples Bank Carey, Ohio Gent Investigation the Carey Style Shop
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