Karg Family Welcomes A Son This Monday
The store delivered a son to Mr and Mrs Oscar Karg on Monday.
14 Aug 1924
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1924
Page
1
The store delivered a son to Mr and Mrs Oscar Karg on Monday.
Carey Mills has been operating around the clock, running 24 hours a day as reported by local officials. The busy schedule indicates high production demand at the plant.
The annual Home Coming of the Carey Evangelical charge was held at St. Paul church west of town with morning and afternoon services. Rev. C. L. Kern preached an impressive sermon in the morning on The Tie That Binds, and again in the evening on The Signs of Christ's Coming. Subscriptions were taken to aid the Lorain Evangelical church rebuilding after a tornado. A noon dinner on the church lawn fostered fellowship.
A weasel sighting near the A P Popenberg farm two miles west of Alvada led to a frightened team. Harold Phillips, 12, was knocked down as the horses bolted and the binder was wrecked. Mr. Phillips was thrown while restraining the team. Mrs. Phillips narrowly escaped injury. Harold suffered bruises but no serious injuries.
A Monday evening meeting in Roland McDowell's office formed a group to build affordable houses on easy terms. S. A. Cheseberbough was named president and H. G. Chambers secretary of the temporary organization. A survey showed 65 nonresident workers on area payrolls from Vanlue Upper Sandusky Wharton and Berwick.
Seventy five Fox family members met at a Sunday park reunion with a sumptuous dinner. Andrew Fox was elected president and Mrs Fred Davis of Cleveland secretary and treasurer. The next reunion is planned for the second Sunday in August at Carey park.
Fragments describe strong wind and rain causing tree damage around town. An ornamental tree in Mrs H Kennerley’s yard fell, its top striking a vehicle owned by Gerald Kitzler along Vance Street. Walter Carr moved the tree away.
G W Liles of Forest traveled through Carey Friday with two matched horse teams each weighing about 2000 pounds. One team consisted of boys and the other of Black horses. The teams were to be delivered to a Bellevue firm.
Modern Construction Co advances a mile of new paving north of town with rapid concrete pours this past week. They will assign Eames Berney to a brick section as this project continues.
The Snyder Lumber Co. has purchased the old Methodist church and intends to tear it down. The lot will be used later for building purposes.
The Kennerley reunion will be held at Carey Park on Wednesday, August 20. The event invites former members and families to gather for a community reunion at the park.
Voters in Carey and Crawford townships cast party ballots across precincts A through E and Ridge. tallies list Governor Monahey and several state officers with party splits. Precinct results show Democrats leading in several precincts while Republicans also posted strong totals.
Willard A C thrashed Carey Tires 4 to 1 on Sunday as tires misfired with runners on base. The game featured Trubey Orians Bland Donelson Baker errors and key hits by Calmes Donelson Kimmerling Moore along with Valkenburg Rutherford sacrifices and several stolen bases. Next Sunday Carey Tires face Arlington at Arlington.
About 120 Tong family members gathered at Riverside Park Findlay for the 18th annual reunion. Hosea Tong chaired the event and was reelected president with Sherman Tong as vice president. Relatives came from Findlay Fostoria Royal Oak Berkley Levering Pontiac Petoskey Manistee and other Michigan towns. The 1925 reunion is set for Carey Park on the second Saturday in August.
Heavy Wednesday rain revealed poor drainage along Findlay street as runoff carried mud to manhole gratings, causing immediate clogging and street flooding.
Carey Ohio village residents are warned that all mufflers and cutouts must be closed within corporate limits. Persons not complying will be prosecuted. A Blue mayor.
Mrs D. Geiger who leased her FE Findlay street restaurant to Frank Rowland will take possession next Saturday and resume serving regular meals and short orders. The move ends the brief lease and restores operation under Mrs Geiger's control.
Mrs Anna Kennerly died at 8:00 Tuesday at her son-in-law and daughter C H Hulls home east of town from a long illness. Funeral at 2:00 this afternoon at the residence with C X Ditler and Rev J W Shack of Columbus Grove officiating. Interment in Spring Grove cemetery and six grandsons as pallbearers. Born August 30 1836 in Schuylkill county Pa she moved to Crawford county Oh at age 13 and married Henry Kennerly February 7 1861. Survived by seven children, 25 grandchildren, 31 great grandchildren and several Bresler relatives. Her family included veterans in Mexican War Civil War Spanish American War and World War I.
Mrs Snyder, her brother George Lowery, wife and son Jack of Pawhuska Oklahoma, and Mrs Lowery mother Mrs John Lowery of town, left Tuesday night for Oklahoma. Lowery will visit her son at Pawhuska and son in law at Okmulgee and plans to see sister in law Mrs Wm Lowery at Cleveland Oklahoma.
W. C. Anderson rode a train to Mt Blanchard and was jolted off balance as the coach halted at the Northern Ohio station. He fell on the platform, suffered painful bruises, but avoided serious injuries.
C R Capell proprietor of the Galt Restaurant redecorated the dining room after a period of closure and reopened it this week. He aimed to serve pilgrimage visitors and plans to continue table service permanently.
Infant John William, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Brooks, died Saturday night about 11 o clock. He was born Friday afternoon about 5 o clock. Burial was held Sunday in St Marys cemetery north of town.
The second annual Lovell school reunion will be held in the grove east of the school house. Farmers teachers patrons and their families are cordially invited.
The Combs family thanks all who sent flowers and who helped during their recent illness with appreciation. Neighbors relatives and friends are gratefully remembered.
Readers are urged to check Carey Times want ads for profitable opportunities. The notice highlights advertised profits and invites participation for potential gains.
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