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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
4
The notice states entrance at the post price in Carey Ohio for Second Class mail matter. It lists subscription prices of 1.00 per year in advance, 0.50 for six months, and 1.25 per year if not paid in advance.
The Dorcas Caery library will close from Thursday August 22 until Monday September 2 except for one hour daily from 3 to 4 p.m. Public services resume after the period.
The office sold 384 full fare and 0 half fare tickets for the Cedar Point outing. An operating delay occurred when a freight car wreck blocked yards north of the crossing, delaying the start of the excursion.
Mrs Francis Brodman died at her Salem township home Wednesday morning. Her funeral will be held Friday forenoon at St Joseph's church with Rev Forrer of Upper Sandusky singing the requiem mass.
Jacob Stief received word from William Shellhouse that his father S Shellhouse, now in Indianapolis, fell last Thursday and broke both bones of a leg above the ankle, reporting a serious leg injury.
A memorial service was held at United Evangelical Church Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Clark, former state president of the W C T U. A large attendance gathered as a meaningful program was rendered.
Mr and Mrs Michael Thom and family hosted a dinner at their home near Carey last Saturday. Guests included Mr George Thom of Carey sisters Misses Mary and Josephine Phorm of Chicago and Miss Loretta Weaver of Kirby.
The Newhard families held a Sunday picnic on the Sandusky River in Tymochtee township with twenty two attendees. Residents from Carey and guests from Pennsylvania joined in. Several snapshots from the event are noted as worth viewing.
The annual Eile family reunion gathered at the Georgesville grove five miles west of Carey on Saturday. Attendees renewed ties, heard speeches by John Wallen, Rev. Davis, Peter Brayton, Michael Spangler, and others, enjoyed a dinner, and a literary program by the children. The next reunion will be the fourth Saturday in August at the same location.
Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup sold with a guarantee to cure constipation headaches stomach trouble or indigestion. If it fails the manufacturer refunds your money. For sale by J. D. Ewing.
Mrs Laursner Straw hosted about fifty ladies last Saturday afternoon in Cir cleville to honor Mrs D W Courtright. Mrs Truman Woodworth and Mrs F W Van Fleet helped in the parlors while Miss Laura Bitler and Miss Dorcas Truckenmiller served in the dining room. Carey musicians provided music and the home was adorned with flowers. Several guests came from out of town.
The Athenian Literary society will meet Friday evening September 13 for an program including an Inaugural Address, Recitation by Miss Madge Barton, Essay by Miss Laura Hoff, Debate with Rodney VanFleet Miss Irene Gillette, Clare Ewing and Percis Newhard, Extemporaneous by John Puchta, and Oration by Cyril Harpster.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dennis Kenney died Friday at her Toledo home after a long illness. Born April 3, 1862, she lived near Findlay in childhood and youth, married Charley Kenney in 1843, and left Carey for Toledo two years ago. She was mother to six children and her funeral was held at home with Rev. Bowers delivering the sermon. The Kenney family thanks Carey friends for floral remembrances.
The office will be closed from September 2 to September 9. Dr. A. F. Constien will be unavailable during this period for appointments and inquiries.
Mrs Willis H Houk and sonHar wic and daughter Gertrude visited relatives nearby. Heidelberg commercial college in Tiffin shows strong teaching and fine instructors. Various families hosted guests from Upper Sandusky Toledo Greenspring and Coleman. Athena n Literary Society and YWCA present Pauline at Opera House Friday evening August 30 1907 directed by Luella Z Drake.
A Prague report honors Josef Tichatschek born 1807 as the original Wagner singer who laid the foundation for Wagner’s triumphs. He left medicine for opera, joined the Royal Opera, and after Dresden success remained allied with Wagner until the composer’s death. In Logan county Ohio, a separate note reports a superintendent shortage leaves Belle Center Huntsville Middleburg and West Mansfield without leaders.
A weary traveler defines an ideal railway as one whose trains arrive punctually and safely, equating reliability with dividends. The quotation contrasts perfect service with financial gain as the measure of a superior system.
A humorous dialogue wonders why friends doubt a man's wife choice. One character argues friends resist temptation due to many chances to be correct, while the other responds with playful irony about oversight and judgment.
The Chicago Tribune notes that occasional accidents are inevitable on warships and in mills. It stresses officers and crews must train with bird guns and remain eternally vigilant, as momentary carelessness can cause death or disablement in warships.
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