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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1929
Page
2
Poem text by L Mitchell Thompson describes flowing brooklets breezes and blooming roses. Nature is praised as sunbeams tremble and the glen is perfumed and lively. The verse offers playful lines about dancing winds and a carefree countryside mood.
The Arlingtonian denounces court contempt as a weapon to silence news criticism. It argues that judges claim immunity, while press scrutiny checks power and protects constitutional rights. The piece stresses accountability for both courts and media rather than blanket immunity.
Miss Isabelle Jackson and Virgil Ray Decker were married Saturday at the Decker home on Clinton Street. Rev. Roy M Johnston officiated with Mr. and Mrs. David Grotty as attendants. The couple planned a motor trip through West Virginia Virginia and Maryland after a wedding supper. Decker works at the City Water Works and Mrs Decker at the Boss Glove factory.
The 18th Wentz reunion gathered 121 members at Gormley park Forest on Sunday August 4. A noon picnic, business meeting, and officer elections followed. Walter V Wentz was president Frank Wentz vice president and Miss Avenell Robison secretary treasurer. A $5 park fund donation was made and the next reunion is planned for Crystal Lake park Marion on the first Sunday in August 1930 with relatives from Huntington Ind Wifzmiare Marion Findlay Columbus Mt Gary McComb Kirby Wharton Forest Carey and Mt Blanchard present.
The article notes that some farmers will receive sixteen months of free electric current while others are not included. West south and east service areas will get $100 worth of current as compensation for an overcharge ruled by the utilities commission. The benefit is described as electric current totaling 77 kilowatts per month for sixteen months. Sycamore L
A radical reorganization moves the fish and game division of the Department of Agriculture to the Division of Conservation. An eight member commission, split evenly between Republicans and Democrats, will serve two years each without pay. A commissioner will be named by the Director of Agriculture with a $5900 annual salary. State lakes control shifts from the Board of Public Works to Conservation Division.
Mrs J J Stoll and Mrs W J Bair along with children Phyllis Billy Bobby and Charles Burson of Acampo California joined Mrs Jane Burson and Mrs Alice Sayidge to mark the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs 32 K Gravidge of Mt Victory during fest week events.
The Carey Times lists commercial printing offerings including letter heads and envelopes. The note highlights the newspaper’s printing services for varied business needs.
The West Liberty vocational agricultural department bought a spray rig last spring to whitewash buildings and apply fruit tree sprays. Health authorities urge whitewashing dairy barn interiors for sanitation, but summer rush often leads to neglect. The department has prepared its machine for patrons to improve sanitation.
The Lake of the Attica Hub item prints a playful home brew recipe by Editor Luke calling it a dandy. It lists steps such as chasing wild bullfrogs, gathering hops, mixing tan bark and shellac, soap, a sock strain, grass hoppers for kick, and testing in a kitchen sink before bottling, with bottle washing notes.
Executors Andrew H Fox and Rudolph E Fox announce a public auction of the John A Fox estate land near Carey. Four tracts totaling 120 acres plus a 80 acre tract and two 40 acre tracts will sell August 20 1929 starting at 1 00 oclock p m. Includes residence on Clay Street with modern dwelling garage and truck patch. Col L J Moore auctioneer.
Bids on about 240 tons of various coal grades for delivery to three scandal buildings in town and rural schools will be received by F A Galbroner, clerk of the board of education, until 6:00 p m on August 30 1929 by order of the Garey Board of Education.
George S. Richards a Clyde businessman aged 81 died in Toledo and his unusual will probated in Lucas county leaves his adopted son key personal items a Bible a watch and a diamond along with trust property including real estate and cash. The will directs the son to cherish these items and recalls the giver as a loving father while naming widow Dulcia C. Richards as executrix and listing gifts to relatives and a trust for multiple estates.
The Kenton News-Republican quotes Henry J. Pfeiffer praising small country towns for friendliness and condemning over grown county seats. The piece defends local merchants and warns against city airs, urging Arlington to stay townlike and retain its neighborly shopkeeper ethos.
HG Chambers duly appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Mary A Arnold, late of Wyandot County Ohio, deceased. Dated July 24 1929 Earl B Carter Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
Our Lady of Consolation led by Rev Aloys M Fish lists Sunday Low Mass High Mass Vespers Prayers and Benediction with weekly Masses at 630 and 800 am. Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev Joseph B Shellhaas notes Sunday school 915 and divine worship 1030 with delegate voting after morning service and fourth quarterly conference set for Monday August 19 requiring attendance.
Sam notes only the brave deserve the fair and only the reckless claim them. Farm labor is available nationwide this season in abundance to meet demand. Cattle grids and heal files cause total losses. livestock shipments show declines in 1929 versus 1938, with losses reduced by 29 percent in four years and potential cuts of up to half with proper practices.
Domestic Art Club members led by Mrs. Allan picnicked at Carey Park on Tuesday evening August 6. The group enjoyed park amusements and a pot luck supper. All members attended except two. guests included Mrs. Alonzo Pratt and Ralph Hugene Tittle, Miss Corinne Kimmel, Doris and Lois Shane.
Paul R. Clouser pastor leads a combined service at Christ Lutheran Church on Sunday August 18 with Sunday school and morning worship at 9 30 a m and a Vanlue service at 11 00 a m.
Carey's Memorial Evangelical Church lists Sunday school at 9 15 with Harry Thomas as superintendent and morning worship at 10 30 led by Pastor C D Myers. No evening service. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 00. Woman's Missionary Society meets Tuesday at 8 00 p m.
Italian philosopher Croce identifies three failure types the visionary day dreamer timid and discouraged. The text urges recognizing these seeds early to transform them from liabilities into assets for personal growth.
Reunion invitations were printed at the Carey Times office, indicating local publishing support for upcoming gatherings. The item notes the newspaper’s role in producing invites for attendees and organizers.
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