Prompt letters urged for coming month printing
Correspondents are urged to submit letters promptly in the coming month as late letters after Tuesday afternoon cannot be printed.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
6
Correspondents are urged to submit letters promptly in the coming month as late letters after Tuesday afternoon cannot be printed.
Mrs. F barney of Findlay has hosted Mrs. Owen Sianoes and family for several days. Miss Rachel Curtis stayed with relatives in Findlay. Sam Bretz of McCutchenville visited his brother Amos Bretz. Mrs. Jane Heckman visited Tiffin. G A Barton of Bucyrus made a business trip to Adrian. Mrs. Guy Greer visited Delphos relatives. Laurence Dible and family of Alvada with George and Mrs. Shober hosted. Mrs. Edward Delmer and children from Napoleon visited Mullboland. Lulu Haines spent time in Clyde. Ladies Auxiliary E W church met at Mrs. Frank Haines. Marie Trudeau visited Tiffin. Alfred Kin of Fostoria stayed with Albert Pahl. Harl Mosier of Marion visited relatives here.
The column lists visits and gatherings across Findlay Vanlue Alvada Mt Blanchard Carey and Defiance. Notable items include W McRill's funeral trip to Findlay and various family dinners visits and movements among Beard Shuck Lee Jacobs Haines Johnson and Phillips households. The notice also mentions sale attendance and subscription hours.
Austin Knowlton went to Kansas last week where he will make an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Messmer and daughter Wynema were guests of Mrs. Ella Haines and family. Mrs. Jane Helleman was a Tiffin caller Saturday.
Thanksgiving postcards illustrated with gobblers brighten the season. Miss Ciady Baker of Dunequat visits Mr. and Mrs. Fred Husdon. Ohio Oil Company pumps day and night near the four Corners schoolhouse. A petition for reinstate stock yards at Crawford gains support. For Sale: 105 acre farm near Upper Sandusky. The Carey Times delivers news weekly. hunting season ends soon. Local petitions for a national park near Col. Crawford circulate.
Miss Etta Wallenschneider of Fostoria and sister visit. Mrs Serin and nieces and nephews visit relatives in the Berwick area. Local dances host attendees from Alvada, New Belleville, Carey, Toledo, Fostoria and Norwalk. Thanksgiving dinner brings extended family from multiple towns.
Sunday church services noted with Rev. Cole of Ada preaching at 10. Local travelers include G H Conn from Arlington and many visits among Vanlue families. Quarantine lifted at Breitigam residence and numerous hospitality gatherings described with neighbors in Findlay and Cory area.
A how to guide describes crafting a new pipe rack as a Christmas gift for men. Details cover boards, hole spacing for pipes, shelves for pipes and tobacco boxes, assembly with screws, staining in mission color, and mounting with picture wire. It also suggests printing A Man's Best Friend in gold on the top shelf.
A Columbus meeting of a five man committee discussed a rumored plan to divide the telephone market in Ohio and Indiana between independents and Bell systems. Brailey denied the report, calling the proposal a dream, while Attorney General Denman opposed mergers of independents with Bell lines.
Fashioned of dark brown suede kid the item features a stiffened back and a top loop to pass over a belt. Clasps use buttons and buttonholes or glove snappers while a silk cord ties a miniature golf stick as a toy.
Attorney General Major filed an application before Judge Vallant of the Missouri Supreme Court asking for an examiner to probe the legality of a proposed merger among the American Bell Telephone and Telegraph company Bell Telephone Company and the Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company. He charges a confederation to control Missouri telephone operations and fix equipment and service prices.
A guide to gift ideas featuring tobacco pouches with monograms or crests embroidered in gilt thread or silks, highlighted by rich brown or dark green fabrics with maroon lining and silk tassels. It also notes knitted or crocheted ties as practical, hand made wardrobe accessories in bold color contrasts.
Howard Chandler Christy scolds his wife for speaking to newspapers. He says reconciliation depends on Mrs Christy meeting him halfway and cites interference from her family as the main issue while noting his lawyers advised silence.
An attractive gift for a man is a shaving case with white tissue paper interior. The exterior is blue linen with white silk seam outlining and a football shape, tied at the top with wide satin ribbon in any color.
A reading glass with a handle and leather case offers a suitable gift for an elderly man with weak eyesight. The suggestion urges testing this new kind of glass as a Christmas present this year.
Governor Harmon announces the Columbus Centennial Commission members including John A. Poland General R B Brown T C Laylin and Samuel W Crawford. City representation will include Julius F Stone Lee M Boda Dr J F Jones and C Edward Born. The panel will report to the legislature this winter for a 1912 celebration and likely funding.
In Butler Missouri a fatal fire at the DeArmond mansion claimed the life of Congressman David A DeArmond and his grandson David Wadaworth DeArmond 1. The servant Miss Nettle Boles raised the alarm as the second story blaze spread quickly. Mrs DeArmond and Mrs General H C Clark escaped as the men perished in airdome sleeping quarters. Distressed searchers recovered the charred bodies three feet apart near the southwest corner after a citywide alert and closure of businesses.
In Tampa on November 30, Miguel Gomez angered by Mary Acosta’s refusal to allow a visit poured gasoline inside her home, set her ablaze after a lantern went out, and fled. Neighbors extinguished the flames too late. Gomez was jailed on the scene.
Regional market update lists cattle hogs and sheep prices in East Buffalo and Pittsburg with figures for export cattle steers cows heifers calves and bulls, mixed wheat corn oats rye lard and bacon bids, plus Boston Cincinnati and Toledo price snippets for wheat corn oats rye cloverseed and hogs. Multiple cities and grades are cited reflecting broad commodity activity.
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