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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1936
Page
8
Our Lady church directory shows Rev Father Paul V as pastor and Rev Cyprian taonosbae asst. No. Low Mass at 7 30 a m High Mass at 10 00 a m Rosary and Benediction at 7 30 p m.
Rev Paul R Clouser presides Sunday Aug 23 with Sunday school at 9 15 am led by superintendent Howard Snyder. Departments cover all ages from kindergarten to adult. Dr E Luther Spaid, former pastor, will speak at Sunday school. No morning service.
First Methodist Church announces no Sunday school or other services on Sunday August 23 under Pastor Marion E Tinsler.
Carry Memorial Evangelical Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Wesley Phillips as superintendent and all ages classes. Morning worship at 10 30 a m with Rev N W Sager delivering the sermon. The Evangelical League meeting follows at 7 p m with the lesson topic What To
At 8 o clock in the evening Mr and Mrs R A Shank, named song leaders at the recent Findlay meeting, will lead a service of Go gong. A freewill offering will be received. Prayer meeting 5 on Wednesday at 8 St clock. Russell Phillips leads. The annual conference opens next Wednesday at Lancaster and continues to Sunday afternoon with Bishop George E Epp presiding.
Rev. Cora Tester directs closing worship and Sunday School services at Beach Grove and Union Bethel churches 9:30 a.m. The conference meets in Findlay on Wednesday August 26 with Bishop A. R. Coppinger presiding.
Prof and Mrs R A Shank of Columbus evangelistic and radio singers will sing at Memorial Evangelical church on Sunday August 23. Their gospel has blessed listeners on the Old Time Religion broadcast over WOWO Fort Wayne. They appear only for evening services and invite all to hear them.
Miss Mary McBurney of Amsterdam Missouri guests of Mrs. Rose Diller. Wm. E. Cole had a tonsillectomy at Dr Wynn's Findlay office Tuesday.
Local residents visit relatives and travel to events across Carey, Tiffin, Findlay, Bucyrus, and Cleveland. Names include McKee, Dipert, Brashares, Dunlap, Beebe, Long, Frish, Kirkwood, Sloman, Collet, McChesney, Barnard, Wank, and Collet with activities in Pemberville, Lake Erie trips, and a note on eye examinations by Dr. Cooke.
The Church of God at 126 S Vance Street schedules Sunday school at 10 00 am and preaching at 11 00 am with an evening service at 7 30 pm. Prayer meetings are Tue and Thu nights at 7 30 and a Saturday night meeting at 7 30. Pastor L Z Woods invites all.
A humorous exchange features a future salesman and a high school freshman sister discussing the millennium. The sister quips that millennium is like a centennial but with more legs, reflecting light newspaper humor.
In Columbus on August 13, officials report many ward and precinct committeemen and election judges signed union party petitions. County election boards asked Secretary of State George S Myers if signers can keep their posts. Myers ruled party affiliation is determined by the majority of candidates voted for in the last election, so no legal misstep occurred.
Mrs. Anna W McCole, 60, of Toledo, died at Home and Hospital Findlay from spinal injuries after the auto she rode in overturned north of Carey on Route 23 en route to a pilgrimage. Driver Mary David, 31, reported the curve caused the crash. three children were unhurt aside from a minor cut to Juanita David. Mr. McCole escaped injury. Body sent to Toledo for funeral services and burial.
Forty years ago a West Liberty boy traded three bushels of wheat for 75 pounds of flour, amid talk of rising flour and falling wheat. The Carey Times editor Thrall hosted the editor, his wife, and son during a train wait, with warm acknowledgment of The Times as a leading local paper.
A petition asks the county commissioners to reconstruct the Koehler ditch in Salem township. The board set September 7 for viewing the ditch and September 12 for the first hearing.
Entry in the bar docket confirms sale in the case of H. G. Chambers as administrator against Amanda Simon and others for money and foreclosure. Deed ordered and distribution ordered.
Fort Royal residents and friends share weekday visits with the Hartle, Baughman, and Putnam families in Carey Findlay Marseilles Oak Grove and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs Leon Kettling of Toledo with A F Hartle and Letta Hartle, and multiple dinners and a Saturday night dance at the Galt Hotel.
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