Knowledgeable Indian Scholar Hivale to Speak at Redpath
ALIVE of India graduate of Bombay University now at Harvard Mr Hivale will appear on the last afternoon of the Redpath Chautauqua to discuss India and world events He is described as knowing India as well as any native visitor and highly qualified to present the story of a people often misunderstood in America
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India
Bombay University
Harvard
Hivale
He-walye
Redpath
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted as Constitutional Cure
An advertisement claims $100 reward for a catarrh cure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional treatment. It asserts internal action through the blood, claims to destroy the disease's foundation, improve general health, and aid nature. Druggists sell the medicine for 75 cents with testimonials available.
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Nature
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Seneca County Fair promises grand four day exhibition
The Seneca County Fair management previews a four day event August 24 to 27 at the fair grounds. Thousands visited last year and this year promises stronger livestock displays, races, a merchants pavilion and expanded exhibits. Wednesday and Thursday nights will feature bright illumination and 25 cent admission after 6 30 p m. Fireworks and music from the Fostoria Boys Band and the Tiffin Elks Band are planned.
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Seneca County
Muusic
Fostoria Boys
Tiffin Elks
Floyd Smith Makes Brooms in Carey Home Workshop
Floyd Smith operates a broom factory behind Jones repair shop on S Vance street. For six years tied to the Columbus Commission for the Blind he sells brooms door to door with guide Master Dale Krebs. He earns good local support and seeks community patronage.
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Floyd Smith
Jones
S. Vance Street
Commission For the Blind
Columbus
Dale Krebs
Mr. Smith
Carey
Floyd
Attending Institute: Epworth League Attendees Named
Carey's Epworth League is well represented at the Lakeside institute this week. Attendees include Rev. J. M. Shimer and wife with son Myron, Miss Cornelia Ward, Frederick Ward of Alberquerque, N. Mex., Voyle Brashares, Richard King, C. A. Cooper and daughters Theo and Pauline, L. G. Ranger, Mildred Mann, Lydia Heck, Martha Patterson, Paul Heck, Bessie Deetz, Mrs. George Shuman, Wesley Wonder, Paul Eyestone, Rodger Lindsay, Emory Diller, Lawrence Bland, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Damon and Miss Elizabeth Motter.
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Carey
Epworth League
Lakeside
J. M. Shimer
Myron
Cornelia
Frederick Ward
Alberquerque
N. Mex
Voyle Brashares
Richard King
C. A. Cooper
Theo
Pauline
L. G. Ranger
Mildred Mann
Lydia Heck
Martha Patterson
Paul Heck
Bessie Deetz
Home Coming at St John’s United Evangelical
About 250 attended the Home Coming services at St. John’s United Evangelical church west of town Sunday. The Ca Rey, St. Paul and St. John charges were represented. A program of recitation and music included the St. John quartet. Rev. R. A. Sain spoke on The Needs of the Church and a basket dinner on the church lawn followed.
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St. John's Unied Evangelical Church
Town
Carey
St. Paul
St. John
St. John Quartet
R. A. Sain
Findlay United Evangelical Church
Honeymooners Bill and Mrs Davis Share War Tales
Mr and Mrs Bill Davis of Clinton Indiana celebrate part of their honeymoon with relatives, including Grant Karr and J W Davis. Davis served two years in the U S Navy transport service in World War II and crossed the Atlantic 18 times, sighting two submarines and witnessing the sinking of the president Lincoln.
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Bill Davis
Clinton
Ind
Grant * Karr
J. W. Davis
Davis
U. S. Navy
President Lincoln
Installing Machinery Opens New Shop in Old Foundry
Richardson and Doolittle began receiving road weary machinery for a new machine shop and garage in the old foundry building. A four ton lathe formerly produced shells at an ammunition factory in Columbus. A 500 gallon gasoline tank is on site and an Invincible pump is expected soon. They plan to power operations with a gasoline engine.
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Richardson & Doolittle
Columbus
Insurance Service Ad by Grant Karr Agency
A compact ad urges readers to review their coverage and check if it is active and sufficient. It notes Grant Karr agency provides insurance service and includes a quirky claim about insuring a horse while it walked.
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Grant Karr
Adv
Insurance in the Hands of J A Smith Notary
J A Smith, a notary public with 25 years in the business, continues to represent the same major insurance lines. He offers service across all lines and promises the right kind of coverage.
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J. A. Smith
Notary Public
Jessie Hart Sells Home on Worello Street
Mrs Jessie Hart sold her residence on Worello street to Joseph Thom last week for 1600 dollars in consideration.
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Jessie Hart
Worello Street
Joseph Thom
Primaries in Carey and Crawford Township Show Slim Voter Turnout
In Carey and Crawford townships a slim turnout marked Tuesday primaries. Voter tallies by precincts list Democratic governor and other statewide races with names like Donahey Bloom Wright Hoover Winegarner Bell Fulton Peckinpaugh Butler Harper Orwig Parker Nichols Hughes Avery Conny Kinder Close Julian ONeil Guthery Meek Truax Baker Miller Bloom Newell Shuman Stages Lambright Swartz Young Frederick Weininger Morris Finkle Long Flock Hare Sheppard Stief across Precinct A B C D.
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Donahey
Mertenant
Bloom
Wright
Hoover
Winegarner
Bell
Fulton
Peckinpaugh
Butler
Harper
Orwig
McGhee
Parker
Nichols
Supreme Court
Call
Hughes
Avery
Con
Kinder
Common Pleas
Close
U. S
Julian
O'Neil
Congress
Guthery
Meek
Central Committee
Truax
Baker
Miller
Newell
Shuman
Stages
Lambright
Swartz
Young
Frederick
Weininger
Morris
Finkie
Long
Flock
Ellis
Henry
Hare
Sheppard
Stutz
Fred Lytle
Precinct C—Donahey
Waegarner
Cull
Conn
Kiner
Finkle
Bills
Hood
Precinct D—Donahey
Wingarner
Bell & Fulton
Peckintaugh
Staggs
Stief
Crawford
S Peckinpaugh
Clase
Guthero
Hero
E. F. Thome
Hall 29 Vote Totals and County Nominations Reported
Hall 29 recount lists numerous players and scores while noting the additional 3 mil levy for use passed here 173 in favor and 8 against. Precinct results show For and Against by precinct A through D and countywide Democratic nominations Milton S. Newell for representative Harles C. Stages for Clerk of courts Foster L. Finkle for treasurer Frank B. Willis named Republican senator candidate and Davis of Cleveland for Governor.
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Cole
Davis
McCulloch
Brown
Hurst
Kimball
Hildeprant
Harry Clay
Sith
Harvey v. Smith
Fullington
Stilwell
Tracy
Day
Archer
Price
Richards
Vollrath
Geiger
Kennon
Marshall
Supreme Court
Huffman
Bowen
Hoff Mmn
Hall
County Central Committee
McClure
Mel Culloch
Hildebrant
Harry Clay Smith
Harvey C. Smith
Stillwelll
Kenton
Woll- Tath
Jones
Matthias
Durand
Hough
Warden
Willis
Bogardus
Hopley
Liggitt
Newhard
Cook
Harman
Wood
Hoffman
Central
Ralph Kurtz
Precinct C
Colé
Smith
Stillwell
Weerden
Wanamaker
Walser
Liggit
Hufffan
W. Z. Campbell
Harry Day Smith
Harvey
Co. Smith
Hidebrant
Wollrath
Bogdardus
Mark Karr
Milton S. Newell
Harles C. Stages
Foster L. Finkle
Frank B. Willis
Cleveland
Novena Services At Our Lady Of Consolation Shrine
Last Saturday evening the Novena services opened at Our Lady Of Consolation Shrine with hundreds of pilgrims for the nine days and more arriving for the Solemn Triduum. The Feast of the Assumption will be celebrated Sunday with a 7 30 solemn high mass and devotions each day. A candle procession drew 600 worshippers around the shrine at 10 30. Visiting clergy include Very Rev Seraphin Schlang O M C Louisville Ky Very Rev Bede Hess O M C Bayhead N J Very Rev Vincent Mayer O M C Syracuse N Y Rev Paul Volbrath O M C Floyd Knobs Ind Rev James Hermes O M C Floyd Knobs Ind Rev Stanislaus O M C Floyd Knobs Ind Rev John Frena Cleveland CO Revs Casimir Dionysius Conrad Ignatius of Rensselaer NY.
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Our Lady of Consolation Shrine
Vrgin
Seraphin Schlang
Louisville
Bede Hess
Bayhead
N. J
Vincent
Carey Tires to Face Kenton Next Sunday
Carey Tires announce a 2 30 pm game against Kenton next Sunday with pitcher McClintock from the Toledo AAA joining the Mud Hens. Lineup includes Chesebrough catcher Campbell first base Reynolds second baseman Bland third baseman Dingland shortstop W England center field Donelson left field Myers right field Sopher Greer and Gardner in the utilities.
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Carey
Kenton
McClintock
Toledo American Association
Mud Hens
Chesebrough
Campbell
Reynolds
Bland
D.ingland
W. England
Donelson
Myers
Sopher
Greer
Knights of Malta Origins and Early Leaders
The Knights of Malta trace origins to the first crusades about 1070 to 1090. After Jerusalem was captured the order was founded by Uberard, who died in 1120.
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Order of the Knights of Malta
Jerusalem
Uberard
Sho
Missionary Meeting Topics Highlight Lutheran Society
Mrs J L Culler conducted the lesson on home missions Wednesday afternoon at the regular Lutheran Missionary Society meeting. Mrs Sidney Dickeson led the Bible lesson and Mrs Limer Wouder delivered the devotionals.
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J. L. Culler
Jlome Milssions
Lutheran Missionary Society
Sidney Dickeson
Limer Wouder
Northern Ohio Uses Gasoline Train on Passenger Run
This week Northern Ohio operates a gasoline powered train on a passenger service. The consist includes the official's car and a baggage coach behind. The move follows a shortage of engines.
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Ohio
Old Cold Storage Plant Sold to Dr. Griellen
J. A. Newcomer sold the old cold storage plant to Dr. Griellen of McGuffy who owns the 150 acre farm north of town formerly owned by Amicon Bros.
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J. A. Newcomer
Dr. Griellen of
McGuffy
Amicon Bros
Store Brings 10 Percent Pound Son to Akron Couple
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Schira of Akron welcomed a newborn son on July 29 weighing ten pounds.
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Sylvester Schira
Akron
Big City Faces Costly Crippled Children Effort
Cleveland Health Commissioner Rockwood estimated more than 4500 crippled children in the city. The state health department seeks to count crippled children statewide to plan a treatment institution. The Rotary Club of Cleveland will publicize needs and organize the Ohio Society for Crippled Children with branches statewide.
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Cleveland
Rockwood
State Health Department
Rotary Club of
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Silverstein to Move Junk Business to Bucyrus
Joe Silverstein plans to relocate his family and a thriving junk business from Carey to Bucyrus, delaying the move until September 1 while returning weekly to Carey on Mondays to oversee operations and keep the South Street shop open. Friends in Carey express disappointment but wish him continued success.
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Joe Silverstein
Bucyrus
Dave
Carey
South Stret
Mr. Silverstein
Piany Grey
Carey Fire Department on Brink of Inadequate Equipment
Officials warn Carey's fire department lacks enough hose ladders and funds to replace aging gear. Councils report no money for new apparatus despite growing risk, while Upper Sandusky watches and hopes for prompt action to prevent a serious blaze.
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Carey
Carey's
Council
Fire Department
Sandusky
Boy Bitten by Pony Near Riester Barn
John Walters son of Mr and Mrs Jack Walters Lake street was bitten on the shoulder by a pony near the Edward Riester barn while waiting to meet his father. He was recovering from scarlet fever and remained weak but is improving with no infection danger.
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John
Jack Walters
Lake Street
Main Street
Edward Riester
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Smith’s
S. S. Drug Co
Laura
S. Moh
N. Vance
Chas. Clinger
Kleinden & Son
Fostoria
H. B. Keller
Durham
Albert Schlachter
Mutual
C. Evans
Wm. Jacob
W. North St
Garey, O
Jacob Fruth
Jesse Stombaugh
U. Nf
M. B. Smith & Co
Kokenge
Bhaskar Pandurang Hivale
ST. John's
Kear
Novena Services
Knights of Malta
Carey Markets
Lee
Strand Theatre
Dorothy
Dalton i
Sal
William S. Hart
Universal News
Third Eye
Charlie Chaplin
Homer
Coldwater
Michigan
S. D. Strong
Gottfried Bros
Lili Clelis Ema
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