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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
4
A poem excerpt recounts the arrival of spring after a cold spell. The speaker recalls a wintry morning turning sunny as the first bluebird appears, bringing warmth to a child waking with delight. The verse celebrates nature and renewal with imagery of orchard air and cheerful sun.
The dedication of the new school building is set for Friday April 3 with a full day of events. A Department of Education representative is expected, a patriotic afternoon program with surprises, and an address by Hon Brooks Fletcher in the evening. Superintendent M Beitler, formerly of Cardington, will lead.
Rolland Conrad 18 Edward Stafford 19 and Lon Copeland 15 all of Florida are in city prison tied to a Ford theft from Jacksonville Florida last Oct 4 They were nabbed after trying to obtain plates here and police traced the car to an industrial school inmates The car owner's insurer has paid and will prosecute Findlay Courier.
Everett Roberts seeks 15000 dollars in damages from Hocking Valley By Co for injuries suffered August 18, 1924 while working as a section hand at Fostoria. He alleges a defective maul fractured a splinter and wounded his right eye during spike pounding, stating his age as 41 and prior earnings of 3 to 4 dollars daily.
A community notice notes several big mail order houses sending circulars to local homes promoting auto accessories and tires. It urges local merchants to advertise here, arguing readers will buy if a Chicago firm advertises locally. The home paper is seen as a catalog.
The Forest Review reports fifty four miles of new steel rails will be laid on a division of the Big Four by the coming summer. The rails will be much heavier than the old ones.
The Denton Record Chronicle reprints an item from the Rockdale Reporter noting seven typographical errors and a Texas wedding blunder. An editorial look at newspaper mistakes cites a prank where a compositor swapped a V for an E turning the wedding vow scene into a“A bower where the cows were taken.”
Governor A V P Donahey designates April 17 as Arbor Day in a statewide proclamation urging schools civic groups and conservationists to observe the day. He highlights planting nut bearing trees as a key goal linking reforestation to youth engagement and long lasting benefits.
Anthony Hall of Wyandot County dies aged 67 after four days illness from double pneumonia. Survived by wife Olive Lish and six children, including Mrs. Lowery, Mrs. Jacobs, Frank Hall, and Mrs. Carpenter. Brothers Augustus Henry Jesse Jonh and many relatives attend funeral. service noted with flowers from numerous local groups and entreprises.
The recent two week spell of spring weather has sparked widespread gardening plans. Onions, radishes, peas, lettuce, potatoes and a variety of other crops are being planted as people take advantage of the season.
The Lutheran choir will be vested beginning Easter Sunday for the service.
We express sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance during Anthony Hall's illness and death. Special thanks to Rev S R Dunham for comforting words, to the singers, donors of flowers, and pallbearers. The kindness will be cherished by wife and children.
The editor moved to Dallas and deposited 50000 in a local bank. He ran the paper for three decades and attributed his wealth to duty and frugality, joking that an uncle’s death left him 49999.50.
Banns were published Sundays for the first time at St. Wendelin's by Rev. A. A. Weber for the approaching marriage of Miss Adeline Arend of Carey and Leo Droll son of John G. Droll residing on a farm four miles from the city.
The church lists Masses for Sunday at 10:00 A M High Mass and 8:30 A M Low Mass with Vespers and benediction at 7:30 P M Weekday Masses at 6:30 and 8:00 A M Pastor is Rev Father Aloys M Fish.
The Rev. Lewis P. Speaker conducts Palm Sunday services at Christ Lutheran Church with Sunday school at 9:15 and a 10:30 morning sermon titled Opportune Christianity. An afternoon service is planned at Vanlue followed by Luther League at 6:30 and an evening service at 133M. The topic for the evening is The Satisfaction of My Life.
Sunday school 9 15 worship 10 30 sermon by the pastor Epworth League 6 30 evening services 7 30 the pastor will preach Holy week services each night next week except Saturday Monday and Tuesday nights for young people only
Bert Jaynes, pastor, leads Sunday school at 9 30 with preaching at 10 30 on The Day of Controversy. Junior C E at 2 30, Christian Endeavor at 6 45, evening sermon The Day of Fellowship at 7 30. Prayer meeting at a home each Wednesday 7 30. Official board meeting Saturday at 7 00 at the church. all members urged to attend.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m sermon The Abundant Life 1045 Christian Workers meeting 7 30 p m subject Peace on Earth prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 Rev J J Shrogum formerly at Hart Michigan preached The Program of Life he is a field representative of Bethany Bible School Chicago the church seminary of the Church of the Brethren.
Evangelical Church notes list Sunday services at Carey with 9:30 Sunday school led by Harry Stoody and 10:30 morning worship on In Tune with God Suspected sermon themes. Evening worship at 7:30 with following Christ. Wednesday prayer meeting 7:30. St John holds 9:15 worship 10:15 Sunday school. St Paul with Pastor Poling 1:30 Sunday school Hosea Tong 2:30 preaching and 8:00 Tuesday prayer meeting.
A parishioner asks a clergyman’s wife about a locket. The wife replies it holds a lock of her husband’s hair, noting he is alive but his hair is gone, prompting an exchange over memory and propriety.
An Austrian scientist proposes using short radio waves with Zeppelins to reconnoiter land areas and locate underground water. If adopted, reflections from the ground would indicate water deposits beneath deserts or wasteland.
In One Round! Bre r Williams proclaims he fights back when trouble comes. He says if an enemy reaches his gate, he invites him in and then beats him. The Atlanta Constitution quotes the boastful line about ready force.
Joseph Thiry and Zita Thiry filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas Wyandot County Ohio case 10250 seeking a quiet title and fee simple ownership to a one acre tract in Township Ridge Section 13 Town something East described as the northeast quarter of section 13 with improvements. The action names unknown heirs and assigns of Alexander Carothers Minnie Hurndon Ida Hurndon etc and seeks to bar claims by all listed parties and their heirs and assigns forever.
Blackberries of many varieties are cultivated nationwide except parts of Florida Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota Wyoming Colorado Montana and other western regions where hot dry winds ruin ripening fruit.
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