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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
4
The parish contains reports on probate Friday delays due to superstition, bids for road bonds, and party loyalties in Logan County primaries. Details note Col Ralph Cole and Willis in state races, a Findlay church move, a fatal rail crossing accident in Arcadia, and multiple city court fines for drunk driving weed violations and theft inquiries.
A local taxi driver lost a suitcase at the station on a return trip. The case belonged to a pilgrim from Piqua, containing mattresses and jewelry including diamonds. A boy found it and delivered it to the Vilprint House, where the owner recovered it after hours of worry.
The Water Power Act signed on June 10 by President Wilson marks a monumental shift to develop the nations water power. The author credits Q O C Merrill, Chief Engineer of the Forest Service, for his persistent work ending years of wrangling over federal power legislation.
The listing shows August 19 Evans to August 31 Schoenberger and several pairs and groups like Baughman And Smith Koehler and 9th O V I with multiple reunions on single days. Park officials ask readers to review the list and call to reschedule any overlapping events due to limited tables and playground space.
Seneca County eighty acres in Louden township sold at sheriff's sale for two hundred dollars per acre. Delinquent taxes amount to eleven thousand one hundred fifty seven dollars, with nearly half charged against real estate. The Greenspring Echo reports Harvey Philips of Toledo confessed to stealing a Ford car seat but claimed no gain. In Bascom a two year old was arrested for arson attempt at a garage housing an insured car. the youth later confessed to stealing two Fords in Tiffin. Judge Alex Kis-kadden, ill at home since May, remains critically ill with little hope of recovery, though recent night sleep brought a temporary improvement.
The Chamber of Commerce through A D Stevenson calls on local business leaders to answer two questions about chamber goals and community priorities. Responses will be reviewed by committees and given due consideration. Stevenson notes this could yield substantial community and personal benefits.
J F Shuman of Garey Tire and Rubber Co displayed a tire pattern in Mt Blanchard, promoting stock in a new enterprise. The tire, made to his company design, showcases quality and possible strong service after production begins at the nearby factory. Local stockholders showed notable interest.
The tenth annual Wonder family reunion was held last Friday at Meadowbrook Park Fostoria with attendees from Cleveland Bellefontaine Warren Elyria Fostoria and Carey Carey chosen for the 1921 reunion Harold Wonder was reelected president John Decker of Elyria as vice president and Russell Wonder of Toledo as secretary and treasurer
In the eighth district primaries R Clint Cole of Findlay was nominated by Republicans for Congress with no opposition. Democrat Fred Guthery of Marion was nominated and carried every county except Crawford where he led by 150 votes over Benjamin Meck.
William Humbert Gust Summit Russell Gottfried Nial Ryder and Elza Ehrlich attended a special Masonic council meeting in Upper Sandusky on Wednesday evening last week. A class of 12 candidates was received and a banquet followed the degree work with several after-dinner talks.
I express deep appreciation of the hospitality shown by fellow citizens of Carey to the pilgrims who flocked to the shrine in the days just past. The noble response reflects credit to the people. Rev. Aloys M Fish.
A short public notice from the Grant Karr agency urges readers to review their coverage and whether it is sufficient. The ad humorously mentions insuring a horse while it walked, implying attentive service.
Ralph Livingston superintendent of the public schools at Dunkirk arrived last week as the second advance man for the Redpath Chautauqua. As usual the talent comes from Forest and this year goes on to Richwood.
From Lakeside word spreads that the Carey area is enduring its coldest summer since 1891 as many residents enjoy vacations. The report highlights unusually cool weather affecting local leisure activities and daily life.
Advertises multiple city properties on paved streets including 8 to 10 rooms with modern finishes and barns. Also offers 5 to 6 room houses with large lots, good barns, and fruit trees. Prices range from $1 800 to $2 500 with gas and water in some units. Well located in Vanige.
Listings show multiple parcels from 42 to 120 acres with pike access near Upper Sandusky and McCutchenville. Prices range 125 to 185 per acre with varied improvements including houses from 5 to 9 rooms, wells, wind pumps, barns, and machine houses. Also noted is a Carey residence for trade and additional lots for sale.
Carey resident E. L. Strahm of 219 Dow St. reports back pain and kidney trouble improved after using four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad promotes 60 cents per box at dealers and credits FosterMilburn Co. of Buffalo as the manufacturers.
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