31 Aug 1922
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
1
Contest closes October 1. Neighbors can borrow catalogues and earn cash prizes. $250 awarded to a winner at contest end. Get busy in town and country. Cc X. Diller.
Dow and Carothers report their Jer sey cow, exhibited at the Tiffin Fair last week, died on the premises. The animal was valued in the hundreds of dollars and had earned the highest honors at the Wyandot county fair last year.
A Crawford church social will be held Thursday evening on the church lawn with fried chicken sandwiches ice cream home made cake and other foods available for guests.
Vestaburg Michigan minister Rev. Joseph Robison will preach at Grace Chapel Sunday evening at 7 30. The service is scheduled for Grace Chapel and will be led by the visiting preacher from Vestaburg.
The McCutchenville Blues host the N S and S Monarchs at the local ball park on Sunday September 3. The Monarchs return to town for their first time since July 23 and have defeated strong foes this season as they near a three game city title series against Carey Tires beginning September 19.
The pastor attends the annual conference in Dayton this week. Tonight is church night with the official board in charge of services. All are urged to attend. Sunday morning features Sunday school only, and Sunday night the pastor preaches a Labor Day sermon.
The Carey Kiwanis Club noon gathering featured a Boy Scout committee program with J Prof Howard B Miller speaking on local troop aims. About 40 boys are enrolled as the troop grows and a second teacher may be added to support youth work.
The parochial school will begin operations next Thursday with the same Sisters who taught last year remaining in charge.
The 15th annual Crist Amerine family reunion gathered about 100 relatives and friends at Carey park on a Saturday in August 1922. A noon basket meal, prayers, and a Ridge Quartet program followed, with officers elected for 1923 and plans set for the next reunion in August 1923 at Carey park.
Denny Donelson ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Wm Donelson was taken to Mercy Hospital Tiffin Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock and operated on for appendicitis at 4 o clock. He had been ill for several days and his condition was serious though not yet out of danger. He was accompanied by his parents Dr M N Zeis and W 12 Montague. Mr and Mrs Donelson and Mrs W E Montague visited him Wednesday.
Ralph Spears fourteen of Carey was sentenced Wednesday afternoon to the Lancaster industrial school after a juvenile court hearing held at the request of Judge Porter of Tiffin. He was charged with taking a horse that did not belong to him.
A Swerlein reunion at Carey Park drew 142 attendees. Joseph Houpt was elected president, Lawrence Houpt secretary, and Carl Swerlein treasurer. The next gathering will be held at Carey Park on the last Sunday in August.
Miss Eloise Thrall appointed to the Democratic party's women's state central committee from the Sun district attends a Columbus meeting of the committee at the Southern Hotel today.
Johnson and Miller clear the rear lot and seek city lighting to open public parking. If lights are provided the space will serve as a municipal lot.
Wm Turner of north of town grows a giant Ponderosa tomato weighing 2 pounds 13 ounces setting a local record for size in the community garden reports.
Concert program lists titles and composers for a march and medley lineup. Entries include H C Miller Overture The Amazon Kenny Fd Kiesler Bits of Remick Hits Sophur Jorgensen Reverie When the Lights are Low H Engelmann March The Kemper Cadet Jas A Harris Intermission Fox Trot My Sunny Tennessee Prince Charming Waltz Kittiwake Awl cads tte Francis A Myers Melody of Love H Engelmann March First Regiment Band Ben E Atkisson.
The 18th annual convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Wyandot county meets Friday Sept 1922 at the John Stewart A E church in Upper Sandusky. The program runs from morning lessons and devotionals to talks, music, reports, and an evening address by Mrs Gleason and Dr Colley.
On Friday September 1 Post master Wm Zahn will retire after four years and hand the office to his son Norman who has assisted him and will act postmaster until a replacement is appointed. Zahn aims to join The Phelps Motor Co succeeding WH Phelps who moves to Foestoria to join Adams garage. D Hilty resigns to take a better post as Phelps assumes duties. Phelps leaves a large clientele and has shown salesmanship and mechanical skill.
Rev I H Amore and Rev New Perkins will attend the United Evangelical conference in Canton next week. Earl Rothgeb will go as a delegate from the local congregation and will apply for a license. He plans to enter college next year.
Public notice calls all applicants to obtain schooling certificates next Tuesday in September. Visit Sipe AM Thombs promptly for processing. Certificates issued last year are invalid for current year.
The Lutheran church announces regular services and activities. Sunday School convenes at 4 00 am with morning worship at 1015. Luther League meets at 6390, vesper services at 730, and a prayer service is held Thursday evening.
A large audience gathered Wednesday evening to hear the fine band concert. Mrs. Hester Ingles contributed the fine vocal number.
The last retreat of the year will be held at the Shrine in Carey for girls and women from September 2 to September 4. Participants should reserve rooms by writing to Mother Superior at Pilgrim House Carey C. A Triduum begins September 14 to honor the Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Mother, with a candle procession on September 17 at 7 30 p m and closing services.
Walter V. Peters doing business as The Peters Construction Co. of Carey Ohio files suit for 15000 damages claiming suppression of a building project for Jordan Cotton Mills Co. caused harm to his reputation and business. Plaintiffs name James F. Shuman Geo Ash Wesley Patterson T W Rees G W Sutphen J H Swartz sheriff and The American Surety Co. of New York as defendants.
The Carey Tires defeated Sycamore-Belle Vernon 8 to 6 in a high scoring game at Belle Vernon. Carey pitchers struggled at times while Sycamore-Belle Vernon led with an early run but Carey responded with strong hits. Next Sunday the Tires travel to Findlay to face The Differentials and a fall series with the Monarchs is planned to decide the civic championship.
The Cares Times announces premium lists for the Werandot County Fair. Call to request copies for interested visitors and prospective exhibitors. The fair is scheduled for September.
Arthur Oglesher will depart September 14 to attend the Ohio State Blind School in Columbus. He will enroll in a household course and study skills for the blind, aiming to gain practical training and independence.
In a local note, the Wop in toy Vale te Were shoe teams prepare for a Saturday game at Riversile Park. A strong opponent looms, with one team seen as worth watching for its potential quality.
An $32- pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Sherman on Monday August 21. He was named Walter Jr.
So OTE Krebs and J Lo Schibnek shops will be closed all day Saturday and Sunday Sept 2 and 3 due to an unspecified event. The notice lists the two businesses and the exact weekend closure dates.
In Carey tension rose as Liberty Tire Corp faces receivership in common pleas court and bankruptcy petitions in federal court by three creditors. Board actions included removing Miloer Jordan and Irvin Jordan from top posts and electing new officers led by George Ash. Stockholders gathered outside due to judge’s injunction while talks focused on endorsing the director slate from the prior meeting.
Cr Diller who runs a fore- titled store in East Main street plans to take possession January 1 of the room now used by Stoneburner Bringman furniture. He will stock furniture and run an undertaking establishment. He also operates a furniture store in McComb and aims to build five new homes.
Foster Shumaker of Upper San Dusky was fined $20 late Wednesday night for driving an automobile while intoxicated. Officers were notified on Brown Avenue to take him into custody.
T W Beatty opens a new machine shop at the rear of Tham Bros auto storage after equipping with lime trac hin.
Vague notice describes Lutheran group from Woloomeet town meeting disruption during Friday services at unknown location. No concrete names or dates readable.
The readable lines mention Mrs Hareld Shakum and children Billy Selene and Edna Kathis visiting near Sveamory as guests of Mroopned Nirs. They plan to travel to Celambus and Sherrow to attend the fair, with uncertain surrounding details.
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