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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
4
The report states that Herbert Hoover would allow his name to be used for president only if no campaign or campaign funds are expended. He rejects a Democratic or independent bid and emphasizes loyalty to the president. Hoover supports the League of Nations with reservations, aligning with Gen Wood on key issues.
The article describes a nationwide school agitation over teacher scarcity and crowded facilities. It notes the Carey board of education seeks a $160000 bond to improve schools while funds remain scarce and urges persistence and adaptation until reforms take effect.
The Toledo street car workers strike after a pay demand blocked by the city council. The company cannot raise wages without higher fares, which the council refused. Federal Judge Kfilits ordered service to resume and allowed fare increases.
The article notes a West Virginia coal producer and shipper who does not want to be president, signaling his stance through actions rather than words and illustrating how deeds speak louder in the political domain.
Marion Musgrave district superintendent of Grant schools was killed when his auto was struck at a railroad crossing near Kenton. The body and vehicle were found about a hundred feet from the crossing with no eye witnesses. The notice urges drivers to use sight and hearing before crossing and warns of the dangers of rushing trains and cars.
A Columbus committee on administrative reorganization recommends a four year term for governor with no immediate reelection and prohibits self succession. It also favors merging the highway department buildings and geologist into one office, creating an inspection department for workplaces boilers mines and public buildings, and a governor appointed board of education that can name its own head.
The article argues vast energy exists in waterfalls and streams that could supply all heat light and power. A giant company plans to develop these resources and utilize coal waste not worth hauling from mines to boost energy supply.
County notes report a practical disappearance of hoboes in Upper Sandusky with only eight lodged in the calaboose during the past winter, a similar scene in Carey. The piece asks whether they joined war service or found work, viewing the decline as vindication that most hoboes acted from necessity rather than choice.
John Shantz of Mor tal was arraigned after Humane Society affidavits accused him of cruelly punishing cows by confining them, and of treating bulls and other cattle poorly. He pleaded guilty to two counts, paying a total fine of $107.10, while a third charge was dismissed.
The pastor Father Aloys M. Fish announces the Sunday services with Low Mass at 7 30 a m High Mass at 430 p m Vespers instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m and weekday Masses at 6 39 and 8 00 a m.
Sabbath school at 9:00 a m Y P S B at 6:00 p m Evening worship and sermon by Pastor J C Rinehart at 7 15 p m Theme What Constitutes a Christian Prayer service Wednesday evening at 7 15 Choir rehearsal Friday evening at 7 15 If you have no church home come with us We will preach to you the truths of Gods own Word We favor all things that God favors and hate all things that Satan favors
Rev J M Shimer leads regular Sunday services in the Methodist Episcopal Church with morning worship at 10 15 and evening service at 7 00. The Rev J D Darling of Dunkirk will preach at both services next Sunday. The pastor will conduct services in the First Methodist Church of Youngstown. The Church That Serves.
English Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 10:15 a.m. Luther League at 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship at 8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening. Christian Science Society Services Sunday 10:15 a.m. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Hort block South Street.
Rev Chester L Kern leads services in Eastern time with morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 00. Christian Endeavor meetings Friday at Cloves D Copleys home and a choir rehearsal Saturday at the church. Three month school contest with Findlay U E S S rewards punctuality with 10 points, late arrivals 5. Rev L R Herbst and Bishop Hill to visit St Johns April 18 at 2 30 and Carey later that evening.
Mrs L M Gear announces a Gossard corset sale at the Galt House Carey from 9 30 a m Thursday April 15 to 4 30 p m Friday April 16. Corsets brassieres dresses and waists will be offered.
The Logsdon family thanks neighbors and friends for their kind assistance during their recent misfortune. Mrs L A Logsdon and family express sincere gratitude.
Mr and Mrs S S Chesebrough express appreciation for the beautiful flowers and Easter cards sent by friends and neighbors.
Easter Sunday brought unsettled conditions and cold drizzle turning blustery with a blizzardy finish. Residents hoped the earlier big storm would not repeat, while churchgoers faced a soggy day and cooler winds.
Indications are that Congress will pass a law giving a bonus to World War veterans. Provisions of the law are not yet known.
Miss Zella Bakies attends the weekend as a guest of Miss Jeanette Weaver of Toledo, marking a social visit reported in local society notes.
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