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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
4
A reflective poem fragment speaks of a Land of Beginning Again where all mistakes and wounds vanish. The speaker imagines an old friend at the gates and recalls unspoken praises and neglected duties that could have improved a less fortunate day.
The Cleveland Association for Criminal Justice urges an official investigation into the escape of the Champion woman from Marysville prison. It argues Ohio welfare policy leniency fosters lenient sentencing and paroled privileges that enable crime. It calls for less leniency and more justice for society.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer warns that pedestrians remain the main danger to a city traffic system led by a bronze tower. It argues synchronized signals won t work without pedestrian heed and notes a pattern of fatal accidents will rise without improvements.
Last Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs J F Tracey and daughters Lorena and Vivian with Mr and Mrs FE Sterling of Buffalo visiting Thornton Illinois were driving toward Hammond. A wet road caused a skid 20 feet from a Rock Island passenger train and the car swung toward a ditch then back to the pavement. The train passed within one foot of the auto. no one was injured and all were shaken.
The article notes that about 96 percent of U S electricity comes from private systems while four percent comes from municipal plants. It adds that private utilities produce the bulk of manufactured gas at roughly 365 billion cubic feet versus 6 billion by municipal gas plants.
Sycamore Leader recounts a weekend kidnapping near Columbus involving Earl Roberts Merle Barnheiser Miss Evelyn McKibben and Miss Nellie Woessner. The girls were allegedly taken in a blue suit man and a dark suit accomplice but were rescued and returned home after a daylong search.
Kirt Ellis 30 of Upper Sandusky was arrested here by Sheriff Clark and Deputy Wilford on liquor law violations. He was turned over to Wyandot County officials for transporting liquor. Authorities seized his car after liquor was found inside.
A large group of Ohio men and women will attend the State Dry Law Enforcement and Law Observance Convention at the Chamber of Commerce Auditorium in Columbus on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 14 and 15. The Ohio Anti Saloon League sponsors the sessions with afternoon and evening meetings Tuesday and morning and afternoon programs Wednesday.
An exchange in The American Legion Weekly discusses a canvasser and a possible look at Clancy after a recent argument. Mrs. Clancy hints at stepping in and perhaps pursuing Nates action toward the new hospital.
Dr Edgar Stillman Kelley holder of a Western College creative fellowship returned from London where his Pilgrims Progress was broadcast from Covent Garden to a global audience. The production, arranged by Kenneth Curwen, saw Kelley supervise the London debut with Mrs Kelley. the work sparked future world wide broadcasts by British radio. Western College notes the honor alongside its long history of fostering creative arts fellowships and partnerships with Miami University and the University of Michigan.
Nearly 1500 dollars belonging to school organizations, believed missing, were found in banks. The funds had been deposited by elected officers and remained there through changes of hands. The discovery clears suspicions and relieves minds, confirming proper custody of the money.
For the first time in forty years a rock pile was placed at Columbus city prison to deter vagrants and loafers believed to fuel a crime wave. Detectives report no mass exodus of bums or panhandlers the day after the pile was placed.
The Carey Times advertises affordable cleaning services and household goods for sale. Prospective buyers are invited to browse listings, with emphasis on practical items for tidying homes and boosting efficiency.
The church announces Sunday services with High Mass at 10:00 a.m. Low Mass at 7:30 a.m. Vespers and benediction at 4:30 p.m. Weekday Masses are at 6:30 and 8:00 a.m. Rev. Father Aloysius Fish, Pastor.
The Rev. Lewis Pr. Speiker presides at Easter services with Sunday school at 9:15 and the main service at 10:30. Communion reception of members and infant baptism, music by the Vested Ghost appears in the program.
The church announces Sunday school at 9 15 with an Easter program. Divine Worship at 10 30 features an Easter sermon and music with baptism and reception of new members. Epworth League gathers Easter morning at 6 30, followed by evening services at 7 30. A cantata The Greatest Love by Petrie will be presented by the choir.
First United Brethren and Evangelical churches schedule Sunday services Sunday school at 9:30 a m and morning worship at 10:45 with an Easter pageant at 7:30. Good Friday worship at Lutheran church. St John and St Paul outline worship, Sunday school, and Easter programs with prayer meetings this week.
Oak Grove Church of the Brethren led by Pastor John Wieand schedules Sunday school at 9 30 am Easter program at 10 45 am and a Christian Workers' meeting at 7 30 pm with details provided for parishioners.
Farmers are adopting a pledge to produce their own corn hay meat milk butter garden fruit and eggs on their farms. The North Carolina example lists ten points including maintaining hens starting an orchard soil improving crops and home improvements to finish ahead by year end.
In One Round the Bre'r Williams quote declares he does not back down from trouble. He says haze when decided to get you, will do so today or tomorrow. He adds that at the outside gate he calls for entry and then knocks the stuffings out of him in a decisive fight.
A London humor piece notes a motorist claiming the injured man walked in the road and suggests poor road grooves may have contributed. The casual remark highlights hazards in urban streets and the humorist’s skeptical tone about pedestrian peril.
Joseph Thiry and Zita Thiry petition Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas case 10250 seeking a quiet title to a one acre tract in Ridge Township Wyandot County Ohio known as part of the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 13 township 1 south range 12 east with all buildings and improvements. They name as defendants the unknown heirs devisees legatees executors administrators assigns and spouses of Alexander Carothers Minnie Hurndon Ida Hurndon Harry Hurndon Abraham Carothers Elizabeth C Carothers Daniel Jackson Henry Brown Margaretta W Brown Nicholas Depew Anna Depew Henry Finley Elizabeth Finley Jonas Wohlgamuth Mary Carothers Crum Adelia Carothers Hurndon and unknown wives and divorced husbands and unknown husbands and divorced husbands. The petition asks that the title be quieted in Thiry and that the defendants be barred from claiming any interest.
A legal petition requires the parties to answer by May 30 or the petition will be confessed and judgment rendered. The document names Joseph Thiry and WPA Thiry as involved, with Din Cole as attorneys.
The article notes that blackberries or their varieties are cultivated in most parts of the United States except southern Florida, portions of Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado, Montana, and some western regions where hot dry winds destroy ripening fruit.
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