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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
3
An ad claims deafness, caused by inflamed Eustachian Tube and catarrh, can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It offers $100 for any deafness case (due to catarrh) cured by Hull's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In the M ES SS game the ES SS outhit and outscored 10 to 7 as Ewing, Baker, and Living sizzled at bat. Steen and Hoffman figures sparked the visitors with timely hits, while Nichols Hoff and Schmuck drove in runs. Attendance 300. doubleheader setup notes Hogan's Runts versus Clippers and Carey All-Stars versus Adrian.
Carey defeats opponents with key hits from Sopher Schmuck Murray and Roulston. Hoffmaster pitches well as Nick and Nickey deliver strong at bats. Double header planned for next Sunday. attendance 500. All City League champions from Findsy to face Vanlue at Vanlue ball park Saturday Aug 14.
The council met with mayor and officials present and approved bills for dog burial, street labor, and pump repairs. They opened bids for a cement sidewalk at the old cemetery with multiple bids and awarded to David Moon & Son with bond. Pahl to hire to remove dead thorn trees on South Street.
Mrs Henry Roubinson entertains at Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs N B Keller Mrs W H Lesher of Buffalo Mr and Mrs L P Patterson Mrs W H Snyder Mrs Wesley Patterson and children all appearing in a local society notice
The Brown family hosts their annual reunion today at the home of F D Hurd on West Main Street. Mrs Scipio Brown and Mr Ei Brown of Caney Kansas attend alongside many from Findlay and nearby towns.
A group of young people from near Crawford toured the Stepping Stones east of Upper Sandusky on Sunday afternoon. They posed for a photo after a riverboat ride and enjoyed a elaborate picnic supper before returning home. Attending were Miss Miyme Ritter, Florence Ritter, Alta Diedelbach, Grace Shimer, Alva Laws, Jesse Diedelbach, Stanley Ridenour, Dodge Hufford, and Harry Myers of Marion who joined locals for the day.
Sealed bids will be received by the Crawford Township Clerk in Wyandot county Ohio until 12 noon August 16 1909 for furnishing and delivering forty ton lump coal or less to be distributed among township school buildings. Bidders must quote Jackson lump and best locking lump prices with delivery by October 1 1909. The board may reject all bids. J D Carothers Clerk of the Board of Education August 2 1909 Carey Ohio.
Frank Frederick Chas Kisselle Chas DeWitt and W H Snyder and son Clarence spent Sunday in Marbehead visiting Fred Williams a former resident. They traveled in Mr Snyder s touring car for over 200 miles without any trouble.
The Fifth Annual Tong family reunion is set for Saturday September 4 at H B Tong's Grove four miles west of Carey. A forenoon ball game will precede speaking and singing in the afternoon. Bring lunch baskets. Grant Town President L A Wohlgamuth Secretary.
A reunion of Bruce school scholars and teachers in Salem township is planned for Tuesday August 31. The day will feature a picnic dinner as the main enjoyment.
The Union 3. 8S. picnic will be held today at Crawford. A balkgame and other interesting games will be played.
A19 M. J. Rurriya announces weekly cider making sessions on Wednesdays throughout the season. The plan emphasizes steady production and consistent weekly attendance by participants.
Carey United Evangelical church hosts the Tri Township Sunday School Convention with an afternoon session at 2 00 PM and an evening session at 730 PM. Programs include choirs, prayers, papers on teacher selection and US lesson preparation, and short talks by C N Cosgray W J Newhard OUF M Greene and Rev J H Williams.
Friends and neighbors gathered at Lovell to honor Henry Reidenour on his forty seventh birthday. Organized by Mrs Corfman, Mrs Stephan, and Mrs Hudson, the surprise featured conversation, games, and refreshments. Attendees included Rev T J Jarey and wife, the Corfman and Hudson families, the Stephan and Schlup households, and numerous relatives from Pratte Depot, Shawtown, Marion, and nearby areas.
Speaker Cannon assigns Democrat Carl C. Anderson from this district to the Committee on Invalid Pensions and the Committee on Indian Affairs. The veteran journalist notes the Soldiers Home impact enhances his ability to aid local veterans. Anderson was at his home in Sandusky when word arrived.
J G Reynolds reports Carey school age children total W1 with 294 males and 260 females. Age six to eight yields 137 males and 51 females. eight to fourteen yields 128 males and 15 females. fourteen to sixteen yields 12 males and 39 females. sixteen to twenty one yields 31 males and 4 females. Last year total 538, this year 563, a gain of 25.
J. L. Adams, the horseshoer for Lytle and Phelps, rented the Edwin Browne residence on North Vance Street and will take possession about August 10.
W. L S8iney and family left for their new home in Toledo Tuesday. Their many Carey friends wish them success and happiness.
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