15 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
1
Protect your children's eyes. If you neglect them in youth serious eye trouble may later result. Glasses in childhood correct early defects and enable them to enjoy what optometrists describe as second sight later in life.
At four o clock today twenty tickets to any performance of The Miracle Man will be thrown to the street from the Strand Theatre roof. The stunt aims to stir excitement among children as the crooks target a healer in a dramatic plot set in the hills and New York slums.
An evening event at the Catholic hall features a play on Friday April 16. Local residents are invited to attend as tickets and show details are announced.
A citizen letter argues the present East building is condemned for school use and calls for an upgraded facility with modern laboratories, proper heating, ventilation, lighting, and sanitary toilets. It emphasizes hands on training, better shops, domestic science for girls, and a program aligning with contemporary education to attract families and improve community vitality.
The Pythian Sisters announce an ET social for Thursday evening April 18 at Pythian Hall. The Knights are invited with families and urged to wear their uniforms.
A nostalgic verse by Robert Loveland celebrates a surreal day when rain becomes a cascade of roses violets and clover. The speaker contrasts gloom with cheerful blooms and playful imagery, ending with a hopeful note about happiness.
Richland town ship will be sold by the surveyor on May 1 Judge Jewell of Delaware presided over the court of common pleas Monday County truck hauled coal to the County Home Emma Gasslein seeks a divorce from John Gasslein willful absence married in 1896 Tax blanks available at the Auditor Orrin B Ellis died at the State Hospital Toledo aged sixty one Earl Courtad, fourteen, broke his wrist. Walter Ankeny sued for $3000 damages For Sycamore assault The Farm Bureau drive progresses canvassing in Crawford Ridge Eden and Marseilles townships over 500 members by last Saturday Floy Baker and Miss Fannie Taylor married in Upper Sandusky Special vote on daylight proposition favored against The Upper Sandusky high school won in triangular contest Debates on Federal arbitration The Raymond Boucher case moved to the Court of Appeals County commissioners visited the County Home Flora Rowland sues Ira Rowland for child support Sheriff and a Roy Hart search ends with scattered points Mike Labets happy family news from Zditowa Poland naturalization papers due September
Rubber Co. workers F. J Quirk and Frank Seebach were out of town on business Sunday and Monday and will return this week. H. Fitzel of Akron Electric Motor & Repair Co. came to Carey to install conduit for plant wiring. C. Rittich seeks a home in Carey and plans to move his family soon. Cleveland’s Cr. Walker returned to supervise first floor pouring but work paused by bad weather. if conditions improve, second floor should start in two to three weeks. Eastern Star to hold a regular meeting Friday evening.
Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation hosts May 1 to May 9 patronal feast with daily Masses Penance and Eucharist, processions, indulgences, and hospitality by Sisters of St. Francis. Carey residents and visitors welcomed with meals and special programs.
The Juniors present The Camouflage of Shirley a comedy drama at the Catholic hall on Friday April 16. Cast includes Molly waitress Edna Yentzer Capt Clay Calhoun of Kentucky Edward Gunther Lieut William Wayne groom Ora Essex Annette Richmond Wayne Dorothy Fleck Shirley Carlisle serv ee pin Bessie Sheridan Jennie mystery Marguerite Derr Whitney Charlton Captain Scheppel Harry Myers Ruth Hoyt literature to training camps Jeanetta Noel Iven Chandler knits Irene Paul Rose Ross loves Romaine Gunther Mary Lou Lester tired stay at home Martha Stahl Neil Rutherford slacker Emory Diller Mrs Richmond Annette's mother Cleora Hoy guests Hal Winston Earl Rothgeb Walter Warren Herbert Newhard Jack Miller Charles Humbert Bob Bartlett Paul Heck Bettina Mildred Gunther
Last week Mr and Mrs Elza Garn and their son Carey moved into their newly bought home on North Vance street the former Jeremiah Garn property. The house was the boyhood home of the new owner built over 45 years ago by his father who lived there until his death. George Kidwell husband of Jeremiah Garns sister did the carpentry. The home stood on the town outskirts near S J Andersons sheep pasture and Alvin Dow's field with few neighboring houses along North Street and Vance street.
Special notice announces Bishop Hel of the UE church will preach at Carey United Church of Christ next Sunday at 1 00 pm and at St John’s at 2 30 pm. The message invites parishioners to attend both sessions.
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