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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
3
A three act comedy follows Rodney Martin son of a soap magnate who aims to rival the family business. A secretary and a former press agent aid a sensational ad campaign as they chase riches and love. The plot unfolds with laughable misadventure and ends with Rodney rich and wed to his sweetheart.
A girls and young women retreat opens at 3 p m Saturday September 4 and ends by noon Labor Day September 6. A triduum runs September 5 to honor the Nativity feast on September 8, followed by another from September 9 to 15 including the Holy Cross feast on September 14.
The Outlook describes Wakua spring near Tallahassee as 400 feet across 50 feet deep and pumping 120000 gallons per minute. The immense source feeds a river about 250 feet wide at its head, forming a major water feature 15 miles from Tallahassee.
A family anecdote recounts a child visiting an aunt famed for baking. The four year old declares he is only cake hungry after receiving bread and butter, highlighting a humorous miscommunication about hunger and dessert.
The pelicanis not attractive yet shows regular habits. Parent birds catch fish and store them in elastic pouches. They deposit fish to their young, yielding three to eight pounds per feeding, with pouches distending toward the ground.
The Methodist Foreign Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. S D Myers. Mrs S A Chesebrough read scripture and led prayer. Mrs J M Shimer led Africa lesson and Mrs James Shuman conducted the Mystery Box. In four weeks the society will meet with Mrs Chesebrough.
Special notice proclaims the home coming of St John’s with Carey and St Paul United Evangelical churches to be held at St John’s next Sunday.
The C. S. of C. social held at Catholic Hall Wednesday evening of last week was a success and a neat sum of money was cleared.
Nellie Harrington grows tired of housework and longs to work in Burton's dry goods store. She persuades her husband to hire a maid, only to find the arrangement backfires as the maid captivates him. Nellie faces humiliation, contemplates leaving the plan, and ultimately decides to keep the maid, realizing she cannot manage the house alone.
George D. Hickle dies of heart failure at his rural home three miles northeast of town. Funeral at 1:00 pm at the residence with Dr Keather Spaid officiating and six singers. Interment in Spring Grove cemetery. pallbearers are local neighbors. Survived by wife Altice Huff, daughter Mrs Harry Dible, brother John Hickle, and three grandchildren.
Tuesday evening Miss Romaine Gunther was named the most graceful dancer on the floor while dancing with her brother Edward She received a pair of pumps from W J Newhard and judges included H B Keller and F N Schira
A son named Gerald Rodger born Monday July 26 to Mr and Mrs Forest Bingle. A 5-pound son named Jonathan Dale born Wednesday July 28 to Mr and Mrs Arthur Phillips south of town.
J A Smith a notary public continues representing established insurance companies with 25 years of handling. He offers service across all lines and aims to provide the right policies for clients.
An advertisement claims Catarrh is influenced by constitutional conditions and must be treated constitutionally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally, purportedly cleansing mucous membranes and strengthening the patient to aid natural healing. A $100 reward is offered if it fails to cure any Catarrh case. Testimonials and free booklet available from FB. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A wry note on men who swear they won’t work under a woman leader, yet find themselves under a Miss Apprehension about women in authority.
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