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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1930
Page
2
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A party of six traveling from Indianapolis to the Shrine near Carey were injured after a Hudson sedan and a Ford collided and toppled into a ditch ten miles southwest of Findlay. They were rushed to Findlay hospital with non fatal injuries. Ambulances from Carey and Fostoria assisted at the scene.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Bay line announces special one day trips to the Ohio State Fair in Columbus from August 25 to 30 with reduced fares on three fair days. Trains leave early and return at 7 30 p m or 11 30 p m, with weeklong tickets available at a slightly higher rate. The railroad urges patrons to use rail to ease highway congestion and parking problems at the fairgrounds.
The undersigned will offer at public auction on Thursday August 28 1936 at 1 PM at the residence of the late Albert Adelsperger 342 N Vance St Carey Ohio the following items Four rockers 1 sideboard 1 refrigerator 2 dining tables 1 Setflere kitchen cabinet 1 coal and fas range 1 Apex electric sweeper 6 reed bottom chairs dining room chairs 2 stands 1 marble top 2 walnut dressers 3 beds mattresses and springs 2 as heaters 1 hot plate water power washing machine potato crates 25 gallons vinegar 25 feet garden hose glass jars dishes shovels spades hoes and cakes lawn mower 1 Nash coupe automobile 1924 model 23 cords of stove wood and other articles too numerous to mention Terms will be made known on day of sale Ida Shireman Admx L Staib Auctioneer
A fragmented exchange mocks an elderly woman and a young admirer referencing the same locale. the odd volley centers on a Pitt Panther motif and a shared location. The tone blends sharp humor with sports culture quips.
After unofficial results showed Barnet Martin and Z D Newell tied, a late recount altered the official totals. Martin final 708 and Newell 710 for county treasurer, with other Democratic and Republican tallies updated. Cartmell becomes Republican sheriff nominee after recount in Clark County.
A humorous exchange depicts a Houston housewife scolding for bad milk as “blue” and a milkman replying that long, dull evenings depress the cows, implying mood affects dairy output.
A playful note highlights Andy Garlic's quip about the national air of Italy. The item reflects a light, humorous exchange and a quick reaction from the crowd.
Mt Blanchard marks its 100th birthday with a three day celebration Aug 21 22 and 23 featuring band concerts singing addresses by local and state officials headlined by Gov. Cooper’s representative Josh A W Bricker. Paralsorry parachute jumper 17 year old Jerry Wessling will perform nightly. Stone and Stone of Columbus will present two free exhibitions daily.
A farmers picnic is set for Friday August 22 at Harrison Smith Park Upper Sandusky. Sponsored by Wyandot County Farm Bureau and Pomona Orange the event features dinner baseball and horseshoes and speeches by M D Lincoln Ohio Farm Bureau Federation secretary and W F Kirk master of Ohio State Grange Port Clinton. Music by the Upper Sandusky High School band. Committee members include Mr and Mrs W J Burnside H E Harman Pomona Grange master Myron Case H M Merrick and Mrs A G Veith.
Mr and Mrs C M Wenner and Mr and Mrs H L Wenner with children and Mr and Mrs F C Wenner and children from this area attended the Faul family reunion Sunday at the Clara Corfman residence near Sycamore.
Our Lady of Consolation led by Father Vollrath and Father Mussel lists Sunday services with low mass at 6 40 am and high mass at 10 30 am Vespers and Benediction at 7 30 pm Weekday masses at 6 30 and 8 00 am.
O. D. Myers is pastor at Carey Memorial Evangelical Church. Sunday school begins at 9:00 with Harry Thomas as superintendent. No morning or evening services. Bell CoE holds 7:00 p m service. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00 led by Troy Rangeler.
Roger J. Turrell, pastor, leads worship at 9 30 with a sermon titled A Marathon Dance for Christians. Church school follows at 10 30. No Epworth League or evening service. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7 00 o'clock.
Paul R. Clouser leads the church with morning worship at 9 30 a m and Sunday school at 10 30 a m on Sunday August 24.
The Woman's Home Missionary society and the Ladies' Aid of Christ Lutheran met at Mrs. H. B. Keller's Findlay street home. Mrs. F. A. Galbroner led devotionals, a letter from Mrs. Oberly in Monrovia Liberia was read, and Mrs. J. D. Ewing reported finances. A lesson on Migrants and Lumberjacks was taught by Miss Emma Stlef. A committee served refreshments.
In Wyandot County Ohio Probate Division an assignee will auction land on August 30 1930 at the west door of Upper Sandusky Court House. Description includes 80 acres south half of SE quarter of section 13 township 1 south range 12 east and 40 acres NE quarter of NW quarter of section 25 same township and range. Appraised values 5600 and 3620 dollars. Terms: one third cash on day of sale and balance in one and two years. E F Shane assignee for creditors of John M Updegraff. 31 2pd
A humorous dialogue shows a purchaser and a garageman discussing a battery priced at one and a half volts and the equivalent in American money, reflecting barter style humor from the era.
Notice to contractors calling for sealed bids to furnish labor and materials for 1684 feet of 6 by 24 inch concrete curb on North Street Carey Ohio. Bids due Aug 25 1930 with $100 certified check and performance bond. Council reserves right to reject any or all bids. Daisy Moyer Village Clerk
Expenditures for county school supervision dropped from 7609.2 to 3805.27 dollars between August 1928 and August 1930. The period shows increased activity to enforce compulsory attendance, totaling 2654.20 versus 76.50 prior year, according to the Sycamore Leader.
A Carolina resident from New Bern writes in January 1930 about losing 47 pounds after three months of taking Kruschen Salts daily. She notes improved health, back pain relief, and a youthful feeling, praising the product and recommending it widely. The letter mentions a 4 week bottle priced at 85 cents from The Ewing Drug Co. and usage directions.
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