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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
6
Local notes from St Paul recount visits by Mrs J8file Lee and Mrs W T Lee in Findlay and Swamp Corners, plus calls by the Deidricks Shu man Becks and Stoll family. Sunday services were affected by illness with quarterly meeting slated next Sunday and Rev M M Rader from Columbus to preach.
Mrs Ellen Sanders visited Norwalk with the Sanders family while Mrs William Riley hosted relatives from New Riegel and Adan. A band concert in New Riegle drew local youth, and a Sunday ball game Adrian versus Alvada ended 12 to 13 in favor of Alvada with Tulia relatives visiting.
Gr A A Smith advertises an 80 acre farm with improvements one mile from Carey, a 20 foot property on Vance Street in the business district, and a first class 105 acre farm with a large frame house, cement cistern, wind pump, two barns and out-buildings. Also offering a $3000 loan option, quick sale bargains on town properties, and deed papers plus fire insurance.
Mrs Leonie Sharp and daughter Gail return home in Forest after a week with her parents. George Lott and daughter Lorena of Tiffin visit town. Several residents and relatives travel to Toledo and Tiffin for shopping and visits. Cadillac car purchased by Lee Zeis. various social visits noted among residents and neighbors.
Miss Katherine Fleck of Salem visits with aunt Mrs J Kemerley and Bennie and Ettie Kemerley stay with grandfather Wm Davidson in Salem township. The sixth annual Crawford School reunion in District No 1 is set for next Wednesday August 18 at the schoolhouse. Parish social at Crawford M E church Thursday evening. Mrs Olive Penhale improves after illness. Dodge Hufford recovering and doing light work. Mrs Katherine Shaw, former Crawford president now in South Bend Ind, visited last week among Crawford friends.
Ridge Center residents Miss Dessie and Ruth and Master Daniel Cole of Arcadia visited aunt Mrs. Laura Thatcher and family from Thursday to Monday. Miss Ollie Bachr left Saturday for Fort Wayne Indiana to visit uncle Clark Gifford. Miss Ethel Kloopfer left Saturday for New Washington to stay a week with friends. Mrs Laura Thatcher and others called on John Sack's family Friday evening. Miss Elsie and Dora Bachar attended church at Grace Chapel with Bert Bachar and wife from Vanlue on Wednesday.
The Hile family reunion will be held in the George Hile grove on Saturday August 21. A program includes massed singing by the Ridge quartet and speeches by various speakers. Friends and neighbors are invited, secretary I E Coruzy notes.
Grace Chapel area reports show L B Snyder threshing clover seed and other farm tasks. Local visits include Mr and Mrs J Robison and families, and many calls among Wickiser, Shull, Laird, Shaw, and Updegraff households with Sunday gatherings and threshing sessions.
In Woodsdale area the death of Clark Basil, fifteen months old, from cholera infantum occurred last Friday for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keller. Funeral services were held at two o'clock Sunday in Vanlue church. Nearby residents and families, including the Beard and Miller households, noted recent visits and local activities.
Last Wednesday evening in Carey Mrs Margie Moore Garnet Col dren Eva and Edna Breitigam visited. Mrs Bert Bachar and daughter Eva were Findlay visitors. The Young People’s Society of the U B church hosted a shower for Miss Mary Bavis. Vanlue played Rawson away last Thursday winning 5 to 3. Roy Copeland entertained friends at his home one mile east of town. Attendees included Nora Swihart Jessie Viola Smith Laura Copeland Carrie Buon Harry Walters Jennie Snyder Harry Thompson Sam Harley Ray Cravens Roy Copeland and Robert Walters. P B Hendriks attended the Route Carriers meeting in Findlay. Rae Standemire of Kindy was a
President Taft voices approval of the Payne tariff measure as a genuine Republican effort at downward revision. He notes broad rate reductions, few increases, and asserts the bill is not a free trade plan but a selective prootection aimed at supporting American industry while preventing excessive prices. He highlights the Philippines tariff provision and the new corporate tax for transparency and regulation.
Washington Aug 6 after adjournment sine die both houses approved the tariff conference report 47 to 31 and a concurrent leather bill change. President Taft signed the measure in the capitol using a fountain pen once used by Vice President Sherman and Speaker Cannon. Seven Republicans voted against the conference report Beveridge Bristow Clapp Cummins Dolliver La Follette Nelson.
At Columbus Aug 6 Governor Harmon headlined a Democratic rally at Olentucky park with Sen Tillman of South Carolina delivering a vitriolic speech. Tillman denounced Democratic leaders as scavengers and claimed Ohio is governed by negroes though satisfied if they are.
Cleveland voters defeated the Schmidt ordinance by 3 982 votes with a total tally of 30 944 to 34 926. The measure would have granted Herman Schmidt a streetcar franchise with 3 cent fares amid bitter two month campaign led by Mayor Tom L. Johnson and city officials. Citizens gathered to hear returns as horns sounded and crowds paraded in the streets. Police guarded Mayor Johnson at his office.
Thomas L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America announces via formal statement from Bridgeport Ohio that he is a candidate for re election. He denies unrest in the union and says the organization is growing with fewer contract disputes and notes the work under his leadership.
Salt Lake City hosts the forty third annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment with thousands of veterans and visitors in attendance Delegations arrive from Ohio Maine New Hampshire Vermont District of Columbia Michigan North Dakota Chicago West Virginia Iowa Pittsburg South Dakota Nebraska Missouri and Indiana Wednesday features a parade with an expected crowd of 10000 to 15000 veterans St Louis and Atlantic City compete to host the next encampment Former Governor Van Sant of Minnesota and former Attorney General William Ketcham of Indiana are mentioned as possible commander in chief candidates.
In Columbus Ohio on August 6 Judge Kinkead appointed West as receiver of the Columbus Delaware and Marion railroad with bond set at 50000. Whysall previously named receiver at Marion may be named co-receiver to oversee finances and act as general manager of the property. Taft and Hammond play golf at Myopia links in Beverly Massachusetts.
A Toledo party of ten men and one woman on a launch near Maumee Bay and the Casino drowned two crew members Harry Dill and Frank Lehaney after the boat capsized from weight on one side. Mrs Mabel Hudgon survived, Leo Barnes swam ashore, others clung to the hull, and fishermen aided rescues though Dill and Lehaney were not recovered by press time.
Joseph Polzeksch, 22, was killed at a Toledo dance hall when Miss Helen Lawazowski, 20, tripped him causing him to fall from a second story window. He landed on his head, fracturing his skull and twisting his spine. Lawazowski will be held by the coroner until after the inquest.
Postmaster Harvey B. Sanford and his deputy wife at Oreton Vinton County Ohio were arrested by Deputy U S Marshal and brought before US Commissioner. Sanford faces false returns charges and his wife illegal sale of postage stamps. Both bound over to the US court.
The annual convention of the Independent Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World, colored, opened in Detroit with delegates gathering for meetings and events marking the start of the gathering.
东部多城市场列出 cattle 与 hogs 等价格区间 含芝加哥 EAST BUFFALO PITTSBURGH CLEYSOAND 等地 以及 Wheat Corn Oats Lard Bulk Meats 价格 摘要显示不同品项如 steers cows bulls heifers calves sheep lambs hogs 各类价格区间及单位 反映日内交易水平与地区差异
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