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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1940
Page
8
The final screening of The Little Flower of Jesus plays Carey Theatre tonight with continuous shows starting at 12 30 PM. Critics praised the film as a beautifully directed and inspiring religious picture.
A wave of army worms last week invaded Mrs. Mary Tighe's Ada area farm, destroying 89 rows of corn before rescue. The worms hatched in a 26 acre oats field clipped for AAA Fertilizer compliance, which provided a favorable hatch site.
A Christian Science devotional program will be radiocast over WLW Cincinnati on Sunday morning August 18 from 9:00 to 9:30. The program will be carried on station WLW in Cincinnati as announced.
Harley Liming and wife transfer three acres in Crawford township to Floyd B Kloepfer for $1. Several transfers follow including lots in Nevada and Carey townships. Names include John A Halliwill Walter Phillipps Roy Rhodes Nelson Balliet Florence Gingery Hallie Bickham and others with sums mostly $1 and occasional larger totals.
Mrs. F. L. Livingston died at 120 S Lake Street after years of illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at her residence with Rev. Paul R. Clouser officiating. Burial followed in Spring Grove cemetery. She was born Feb 9 1864 in Springville Seneca County and lived 76 years. Survived by son Ralph an instructor in MacKinley High School and daughter Mrs George Bayne. grandson Robert Livingston. siblings A W Luzader and Mrs C A Lindower. husband Forrest L Livingston died 1939. one son Ray dead.
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and flowers after the death of Mrs Forrest L Livingston. Special thanks go to Rev Clouser for comforting words and Undertaker Bristoll for services, and to Mr and Mrs George Bayne Mr and Mrs Ralph Livingston and son Robert.
Jesse Michael Badger 65, Tymochtee township farmer, died last Thursday night at his home. Born October 10, 1874, he was survived by son Robert near Sycamore and daughter Graydon Stevens near McCutchenville, plus sister Lydia Shafer and brother Frank Badger. Funeral held 2 pm Saturday at E W Moore funeral home with Rev George Gerlach officiating. interment in Bethel cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Haferd and family mourn the death of Henry Schoen aged 58 near Bellevue. Died last Friday after months of illness. Funeral held at the Church of the Assumption in Reed with Solemn Requiem High Mass. Nephews Rev Fr Rupert Landall and Rev Fr Urban Landall presided. Burial followed in Reed church cemetery.
Answers list includes John Adams, Oh no, a riddle about giving twice who gives quickly, a note on trying to please everyone, Colorado, Washington, Death, Augusta, General Wolfe, and a reference to Constitution and the Guer Tiere dated August 19, 1812.
Bertha A Rich argues cash as the great mover in business and life citing Vanderbilt Wanamaker and Fields. The piece urges saving, avoiding debt and starting an independent future with money kept in reserve.
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