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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
4
A fragment recalling Arbor Day reflections on planting a walnut tree and the joy of children enjoying nuts. It celebrates trees as sources of beauty, shade, and memory, quoting Wilson Flagg on nature’s calm and the tree as a school and sanctuary for all ages.
Mrs Sarah Jane Walters lifelong Findlay resident dies at home on Eagle Street at 11 30 am aged 79 years 10 months and 22 days after a two day illness Neuralgia of the heart she celebrated her 60th wedding anniversary recently born May 22 1845 in this city married to J J Walters on August 7 1864 nine children born five preceded her survivors include Noah Walters Tulsa Okla Caroline Spaythe Toledo John H Walters Carey Alta Marvin Miami Fla funeral at Barnhart home headlined by support from Jack Walters and family and burial plans in Carey with her husband returning there
Truman D Romig of Carey was elected secretary treasurer of The Progressive Dairy Club at The College of Agriculture Ohio State University on April 6 He will serve as secretary during his senior year to bridge the gap between dairy farmers and milk distributors Professor Oscar If urged students to form the club in 1922 The club held its third annual Dairymen's Banquet during Farmers Week in February About 200 dairy farmers milk plant creamery and ice cream men attended the banquet.
Wyandot County auditor urges residents to file personal property and agricultural returns by May 1 with April 12 as the as of date. Corrections for district changes required to avoid double taxation. Returns include radios valuation and may be acknowledged free by assessors or auditor staff. Additional blanks available at local banks. Read General Code section 5369 on page 4.
Report by Mrs. A E Walling of Detroit shows about 75 percent of Ohio county poorhouse inmates are feeble minded. The study notes twice as many men as women and urges state institutions to bear the burden, funded by the Welfare Department of the American Insurance Union in Columbus Ohio.
The annual meeting was held at Moosehall Tuesday evening at 8 with a short business session electing directors for the coming year. Directors named include John Neate George M Fleck Charles Artz F D Stowe W T Kuenzli James Hoover and Harry Turnbell. The officers will be chosen later. Bert Buesche and P F Bixler spoke, followed by a luncheon.
The Pemberville Leader notes Americans lose over a half billion yearly to stock swindlers. It calls for stronger blue sky laws as New York Exchange faces impact from diverted funds and urges readers to avoid risky investments.
Milo J. Warner Ohio Legion commander announces a 5 million Endowment Fund drive for rehabilitation and child welfare. He cites 35,000 war orphans and many disabled ex servicemen needing aid, with a May climax and broad public support led by President Coolidge and cabinet.
The church lists Mass times for Sunday and weekday services. High Mass at 10:00 a m Low Mass at 7:30 a m Weekday Masses at 6:30 and 8:00 a m Vespers and benediction at 7 30 AD Father Aloys M Fish is pastor.
The Rev Lewis P Speaker leads Sunday school at 9 15 a m and the chief service at 10 30 a m with a sermon by Rev H M Snyder Luther League meets at 6 30 p m there is no evening service.
Bert Jaynes pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m followed by preaching at 10 30 a m Junior C E at 2 30 p m and Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m Evening services occur at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting is held weekly in a home on Wednesday at 7 30 p m
Memorial Evangelical Church led by Rev A G Tozer holds Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 with the sermon We Be Brethren E L C E at 6 30 and evening worship at 7 30 with If a Man Die Shall He Live Again Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00. St Paul pastor Rev C S Poling hosts Sunday school 1 30 with Hosea Tong as superintendent Missionary services 2 30 under Rev Paul Jones Findlay and Rev B L Lee Benton Ridge Prayer meeting Tuesday 8 00.
W F Martin leads Sunday school at 9 15 with divine worship at 10 30 The pastor will preach Epworth League at 6 30 and evening service at 7 30 A stereopticon presentation titled New York America s Greatest Missionary Field follows All are invited.
Treating seed potatoes with corrosive sublimate kills germs causing scab Rhizoctonia and blackleg. Ohio Experiment Station expert Paul Tilford urges treating all seed as even small infections can ruin yield. Soak for 90 minutes in a hot water diluted stock solution. reuse limited to four or five batches. handle only in wooden vessels.
Oak Grove Church of the Brethren presents Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 45 a m and a Christian Workers meeting at 7 30 p m led by Pastor John Wieand with services announced for the week.
Miss Bertha May Sullenberger and Willis Philips were united in marriage at 10 this morning in a home ceremony officiated by Rev. J Paul Jones of St Pauls Evangelical Church. Attendants Miss Rosa Fox and Clyde Sullenberger. The bride, a six month sales clerk, wore beige Canton crepe. Mr Philips works for Ford Motor Co in Detroit and they will reside there after a brief wedding trip.
Mr and Mrs G W Hickle attended the funeral of Mrs John Gordon at Green Springs. Mrs Gordon died Wednesday morning at Bellevue hospital after a period of poor health. An operation was not possible due to her extreme weakness.
The passage extols friendship as a boundless spirit that overcomes prejudice and barriers of caste class and race. It praises magnanimous goodwill as the essential test of character and the foundation for the brotherhood of mankind as articulated by Mrs Ballington Booth.
The infant Earl, son of Mr and Mrs Orange Clemens of 5 miles northwest of Carey, died Saturday after birth Friday. Funeral Monday at home conducted by Rev John Wieand with burial in the nearby St John's church cemetery. He leaves three sisters and three brothers besides his parents.
Easter services at Broadway M. E. church Toledo featured baptism with water drawn from the River Jordan at the site of Christ's baptism. Rev. James M. Shimer, formerly of Carey M. E. church, leads the congregation. A sunrise prayer meeting preceded an Easter breakfast.
A passerby reviews a newly read book, noting she likes it part of the time and finds parts of it stupid. The exchange captures casual reader ambivalence about the work.
Mr and Mrs Peter A Traucht celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at home near Arlington on Sunday March 22.
The unknown heirs and assigns of multiple named individuals are notified that on March 26, 1925 Joseph Thiry and Zita Thiry filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas Wyandot County seeking to quiet title to a described 1 acre parcel in Ridge Township and have them declared owners in fee simple free of all claims. The case is number 10250.
The respondents must answer the petition by the 30th day of May 1985 or the petition will be confessed and judgment entered. The document cites JOSEPH THIRY ZITA THIRY and attorneys Dun & Cole.
Blackberries of various varieties are cultivated across the United States except southern Florida parts of Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota Wyoming Colorado Montana and western regions where hot dry winds destroy ripening fruit.
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