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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
4
The Carey Times lists the 1913 Republican ticket for Carey Olita with mayor and council posts. The paper contrasts President Wilson before Huerta, arguing against recognition as murder and usurpation, while Ambassador Wilson and some senators favor recognition to urge peace in Mexico.
The report notes weaker national excitement for the pending tariff measure than some politicians claim. Senator McCumber of North Dakota recently spoke on the issue, prompting discussion and varied reactions across the country.
A senator notes that 2,500 circular letters were sent to manufacturers asking opinions on the tariff and its impact on business. Only sixty replies were deemed important enough to submit.
Opinion argues against a state constitution change to reduce the house to fifty members and the senate to twenty two. It warns rural counties losing representation as districts replace current county seats and urges rural voters to oppose the proposal.
Wallace Lee of Tiffin is hired at 90 dollars per month to run the new manual training department. Four high school classes and the eighth grade may enroll, with three to four hours weekly per student. First year focuses on wood working and mechanical drawing. Workshops occupy the northwest basement corner of the East End building after moving drinking fountains. roof repairs have been made.
In Shelby the United Brethren church runs a large display advertisement at the top of a column announcing its worship hours and inviting sinners to seek salvation through its services.
Miss Florence Dow hosted a pink tea for house guests Miss Frost and Miss Walter of Columbus and Miss Endly of Mansfield. Ruth Dow presided in the dining room with a refined display, while a guest list included Miss Edith Walker, Miss Edith Humphrey of New York City, and several others from Toledo Forest and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Hilty and Mr and Mrs Robert Hilty spent Tuesday in Bluffton for Home Coming week. Governor Cox attended and delivered addresses. A nephew, Attorney H O Hilty of Bluffton, gave the opening address. The campus hosted exercises and a picnic dinner with prizes for best decorations.
Porcelairy plant players from Findlay visited Wagner's ball park in Carey on Sunday. They refused to play along as Carey’s team built a 22 to 0 score. A later ninth inning fly ball forced a Findlay runner to first. Next Sunday Forest will visit to play the Clippers.
On Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Forest Phillips in Springville a group of friends were entertained. Guests included Miss Winifred Logsdon Lena Kummerer Alice Phillips Anna Kummerer Clara Phillips Hazel Rief and Messrs Frank Kummerer John Wensinger Albert Kummerer Lloyd Logsdon Bertram and Ernest Smith.
Walter Fouke of Carey who served forty days in the county jail was ordered released by Auditor Frank Tuesday afternoon. The decision cited sufficient punishment and requested no further county expense in this case.
Miss Edith Karr the corresponding secretary of the Crawford teachers and scholars has issued invitations for the annual reunion to be held Wednesday August 13. Postcard invitations feature a view of the old school house slated for demolition this summer to be replaced with a new structure.
On Wednesday the August novena of prayer at the shrine of Our Lady of Consolation opened. Pilgrims arrive daily and a number were already present for the opening. Next Friday will be Assumption Day, a special shrine occasion.
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wetzel and children Elenora Emma Clara Leo Albert and Frank, plus Mr. and Mrs. Louis Myers Sr and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Myers Jr and their family.
Mrs. D. C. Henry chaired a Priscillas session on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Miss Alice Slygh, Mrs. Emma Tracy of Columbus, Mrs. M. E. Taylor of Toledo, and Miss Alice McCune of Dayton. Rev. Father J. G. Mizer of Cleveland spent a few days in town.
Carey Park hosts multiple family reunions this season with booked events including Savidge Burson on August 9 Chesebrough on August 14 Haines on August 16 Ward Baker on August 20 Lytle on August 21 Emrine on August 30 and Enders on September 6 with more to come tagged by date.
Careful notes of visitors and social events fill the week in Carey. Families like Snyder Ball Krupp and Orians host relatives from nearby towns, while church groups plan a lawn social with ice cream and coffee. A bicycle theft is under warning, and attendees travel to Findlay and Toledo for gatherings and racing events.
Next Tuesday evening Justus lodge Knights of Pythias will review approved plans and estimates for a new lodge home and decide whether to begin immediate construction.
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