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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
2
Fragmentary notice notes a price or rate labeled as three months and sixty cents with unclear surrounding details. No clear names, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
A Cardington citizen recalls a father son bond tracing from infancy to adulthood and warns that absence of guidance leads youths to danger. The piece urges readers to be a pal to their kids before it is too late and to steer them toward the straight path.
A 14 year old Chicago girl admits attending wild parties with liquor while authorities press her mother in a delinquency case. The Kansas City Kansan argues parental responsibility and urges parents to maintain a healthy home environment to curb youth temptations.
The Fish and Game division reports abundant squirrels across Ohio with Chief J. W Thompson noting a strong crop of young greys in the south. Migration means the prime hunting spots won’t be known until weeks before opening day September 15, favoring areas with ample fall food and water.
A new highway code becomes law authorizing state to repair streets in municipalities and improve streets in towns along state highways with municipal consent. It ends abutting property assessments on 20 foot highways and allows county cooperation on routes wider than 20 feet. Eight large counties remain unaffected.
Harley McCumber aged 30 of Morral died in City Hospital Marton Monday afternoon from a bullet wound said to be inflicted by his wife Verdie McCumber 33 during a quarrel at their Morral home Saturday night at 1130 o'clock. A 22 caliber revolver was reportedly used.
Donald Werner Max Silverstein and Howard Brown returned Tuesday forenoon from Camp Sandusky in Jog Silverstein's auto Howard Brown won the championship as horseshoe pitcher while at camp
Three day open house announced by Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster in August for dairymen orchardists and gardeners. Dairy day at Rochester and garden and pot soil day are planned with talks on mineral supplements feeding Thompson? economics of milk marketing and spray tests. Fruit growers will see orchard results and variety studies with a morning tour and afternoon program.
The Crawfis College reunion in Blanchard township features speakers Governor Myers Y Cooper and Rev Edward S Weaver with Pandora band and community singing led by Prof McLean Reed. Northwestern Ohio counties will be represented and admission with free parking. Creek Hall Gilboa and Earl Sheiler of Leipsir noted in attendance.
Land transfers recorded with sheriff H B Stansbery in Upper Sandusky and nearby townships. Transactions include Stansbery to Ruepp for part out lot 201 at $1,575 and multiple $1 payments for other parcels in Carey Upper Sandusky and Jackson township involving Folks, Moesburger, and Shaffer families.
The Ohio penitentiary will release about fifty inmates ending Gillman’s stay. William Ray Gillman, noted humorist and short story writer, will gain freedom as his weekly column The Grind Mill ends with his departure from the Penitentiary News.
Standard Oil of Ohio installs modern refueling gear at Aviation Park Findlay this week. A 50 gallon per minute system uses a 75 foot hose, reel and electric pump controller to speed refueling for mail planes with ten minute stops on air mail routes.
Ordinance 206 grants the Carey School District Board of Education the right to maintain and operate The Dorcas Carey Public Library in Carey Ohio. It requires a minimum annual library expenditure of 1000 dollars, building upkeep, insurance, and eventual transfer of library funds to the village general fund. The measure, approved July 15 1929, ends existing library trustee and librarian regulations upon acceptance by the board.
The directory lists Our Lady of Consolation with Rev. Pather Aloys M. Fish as pastor. Sunday Masses include Low Mass at 7 30 a m High Mass at 10 a m Vespers and Benediction at 7 30 a m. Weekday Masses are 6230 and 8 00 a m.
Pastor Paul R. Clouser leads a combined service with Sunday school and morning worship at 9 30 a m Primary and Junior departments hold sessions as usual.
Rev Joseph B Shelfhaas pastor conducts Sunday school at 9:15 divine worship at 7 00 evening vespers at 7 30 at Epworth League meeting at 7 30 p m detailed location and times listed for the church services and youth group activities.
Carey Memorial Evangelical Church hosts Sunday school at 9 15 with Harry Thomas as superintendent Morning worship at 10 30 sermon Where There is no Vision the People Perish Evening worship at 8 00 a combined service with the BE L C E Delegate report from the Linwood summer assembly Prayer meeting is Wednesday evening at 8 00.
The piece ridicules common beliefs about police murders, car deaths, and medical cures. It mocks sensational claims about halitosis and mislabeled bottled products while dismissing supposed cures from smoking. The tone is skeptical, challenging urban legends and weather exaggerations.
Quip contrasts a dentist with a man whose touch thrills every fiber of your being. The humor hinges on a play on medical and intimate connotations.
Attendees from Carey included Mr and Mrs C M Brown and son Gilbert Mr and Mrs Norbert Brown Mr and Mrs Earl Thomas Miss Esther Orians George Remlinger Mr and Mrs Edward Riester Mrs I M Reinhart Miss Rose Riester Henry Orians and Orville Simonis. Pallbearers were six nephews Robert Bentz Carl Bentz Earl Thomas Gilbert Brown Adrian Ball and Orville Simonis.
Fruit growers invited to Orchard Day at the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster on Friday August 16 to hear Dr A F Hedrick director and horticulturist of the New York Experiment Station. Program includes inspections of apple peach plum and grape varieties and discussions on spraying pruning fertilization and disease control by specialists.
A tent is being prepared and will be ready for distribution on Orchard Day. The event aims to provide resources and information to attendees and volunteers.
The Brown family reunion drew 29 attendees at Carey Park on Sunday. Elected for 1930 were Robert Brown president Charles O'Brien vice president and Mrs Robert Brown secretary treasurer. The next reunion is set for the third Sunday in July 1930 at Hare P Ison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky.
The Bristol Pennsylvania school superintendent issues style rules for girls and boys. Girls must wear skirts that cover the knees dresses that cover arms and blooms modestness. boys must have collars and buttoned neckties. stockings rolled down for fall.
H G Chambers has been appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Mary A Arnold, late of Wyandot County Ohio, deceased. Dated July 24, 1929 at Wyandot County Ohio with Earl B Carter, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division.
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