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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
4
A reflective piece by S E Kiser condemns superstition prejudice and jealousy. The speaker laments clinging to biased beliefs and harming friendships for profit or fear. He admits past misjudgments and aspires to judge others fairly without bias or conceit.
Experts in Washington have tested driving behavior and found women generally better drivers than men. They argue women think faster respond more promptly and retain calmer control in heavy traffic, challenging the old stereotype that men drive better.
Deals record transfers of parcels including Bare's addition Sycamore, lots 9 10 11. part of lot 81 South Sycamore. 180 acres in Marseilles township. outlet 205 Upper Sandusky. Grisell's subdivision Upper Sandusky. Crane township. Sums range from 1 to 2800 dollars with buyers and sellers named.
The Seneca county tax duplicate rose by over 9 million dollars after re appraisal of real estate. Tax values soared 48 to 49 percent in Tiffin and Fostoria, rural corporate values up about 32 percent, and farm values increased about four percent.
The new Ohio gasoline tax collected about 34 000 dollars daily in May totaling 1 000 309 56. Reports from 488 distributors show the tax adds roughly 1 000 dollars per day more than earlier estimates.
A brief item notes name cards printed or engraved at the 18 Times office. The read text emphasizes card production or display within the newspaper office setting.
Mrs G R Walter and her husband report from Scott county Tennessee describing hot days cool nights and rugged roads along the Dixie Highway They note markets poor forests scenery falls and a rock bridge a Sunday meeting turnout and that many locals can neither read nor write Brother and Sister J M Slonaker accompany them and more letters will follow.
On June 1 a car of ties caught fire near Carey and spread to a second car. The yard crew acted quickly, cut and moved cars under a water spout, and extinguished the blaze. Credit records of 30 days were issued to Oliver O’Hara and seven others for courage. The article notes relocation of the old station building due to main track expansion.
Fr A Thompson was found guilty by Judge Bistline on July 21 for disobeying a state corn borer order to cut old corn stalks by June 19. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs and posted bond of 100 dollars. Notice to appeal to the common pleas court was filed by Toledo attorney F C Averill.
A new Michigan law takes effect August 27 requiring a marriage license be issued five days before the ceremony. Quick service marriages for couples seeking a speedy wedding will end, and Monroe Michigan will no longer be a hasty marriage haven.
A Beech Grove band concert occurs at Carey each Wednesday evening. The town notes Salem festival attendance by residents on Tuesday evening. Families visit, dine, and entertain across Carey Findlay Mt Blanchard and Grace Chapel with multiple gatherings including meals and Sunday dinners. About 45 relatives gathered for a picnic near Findlay with local families present.
Widow Flannigan-Pat was a brilliant lad who read Shakespeare before age ten. Widow Hannigan-Bedad and Michael claim earlier mastery in the original Greek Lafayette Lyre. Band concert at Carey every Wednesday.
Our Lady of Consolation lists High Mass at 10 00 a m Low Mass at 730 a m Vespers and Benediction at 130 p m Masses during the week at 630 and 800 a m Methodist Episcopal Church notes Sunday School at 915 Divine Worship at 1030 led by Rev FP Martin with a sermon titled Toward the Sunrising No evening services listed.
The Oak Grove Church of the Brethren with Pastor John Wicand held morning worship at 10 45. A prayer meeting is planned at the church Thursday evening at 8 30. Rev. D D Thomas of Oklahoma preached the sermon.
The Rev. Lewis P. Speaker, Pastor, announces Sunday school at 3 15 and morning worship at 10 30 with no evening worship.
Bert Jaynes, Pastor. Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Preaching service at 10 30 a m. Prayer meeting at church Wednesday evening at 7 30. Teacher's study class Saturday evening at 7 p m at the church.
John E. Hoover assignee filed the schedule of assets and liabilities in probate court for the Sweet Sixteen Shop once owned by Frances Swearingen. Assets total 642.24 with liabilities at 3751.05. goods on hand 374.35, furniture and fixtures 182.90, safe and sewing machine 85. Private sale of assets approved by the court.
Mr and Mrs F J Ruble depart Saturday for Grove City eight miles south of Columbus where Mr Ruble will head the agriculture department at the high school A teachers training course from Ohio State runs in connection with regular classes Reunion cards printed by the Carey Times.
H G Chambers has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the Estate of William D. McDonald late of Wyandot County Ohio deceased Dated July 30 1925 Judge Charles F Close Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio
Census figures show Ohio's wealth at 18.49 billion led by real estate 55 percent of the total. Factory equipment worth 3.656 billion accounts for 19.9 percent, transportation and utilities about 1.75 billion, and personal property 1.889 billion. Ohio ranks fourth after New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois with California next behind.
Taxpayers of Crawford township Wyandot County Ohio are notified that on July 29 1925 trustees approved the 1926 budget. A public hearing is set for August 15 1925 at 7 30 p m in the trustees office. A copy of the budget is open for inspection at the office per House Bill 94. Clerk Hudson acting trustee.
Trustees of Crawford Wyandot County Ohio invite sealed bids for hauling 3000 tons of stone on township roads. Bids due by 7 39 P M August 15 1925. Trustees reserve right to reject any or all bids. By order of trustees. be, Gferk.
Notice states the Crawford-Ridge school district budget is on file with the clerk and a public hearing will be held Monday August 17 1925 at 7 30 p m at the office in accordance with Senate Bill No 94 Hosea Tong Clerk.
Notice that the Ridge township budget is on file with the clerk and a public hearing will be held Tuesday August 18 1925 at 7 00 p m at the Office in accordance with Senate Bill No 94 Hosea Tong Clerk.
Local notice invites residents to place a Want Ad in the Carey Times to sell unused furniture. The short classified item emphasizes simple placement and quick replies.
Atlas Oil Company seeks qualified salesman to sell quality lubrication drums to farmers threshers truckers and industrial concerns on 30 day terms. Must own auto aged 30 to 55. Employment via personal interview. Cleveland offices Ohio.
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