Pretty Home Wedding On Thanksgiving Day
Grace Anderson and James H Teal married at her Findlay Street home in Findlay Ohio on Thanksgiving Day in a ceremony conducted by Rev J A Huffman of Sycamore. The couple will reside at 510 West Findlay Street after a visit in Illinois and Michigan. Guests included relatives from Findlay Toledo Fos toria Big Lick township Mt Blanchard and others with many gifts of cut glass silver and linens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Findlay
Grace Anderson
James H. Teal
Sycamore
J.A. Huffman
W. C. Anderson
William Anderson
City
W. L. Binley
Toledo
L. W. Gibson
Wm. Gibson
Fostoria
Jesse Metsgar
Big Lick Township
A. L. Woodward
Mt. Blanchard
F. B. Schade
Ida
Geneva
Huffman
C. F. Pflueger
Ida Newcomer
Bessie Lanning
Findlay
Illinois
Michigan
W. Findlay St
Kiwanis Club Elects Officers At Luncheon
A Kiwanis Monday luncheon drew twenty-one members with roughly equal blue and white attire. Officers for the coming year were elected after a report by the committee and suspension of the rules. president Dr W N Johnson, vice president Earl M Burson, treasurer P B Emerine, and trustees Rev W Martin with a board including H F Graves Rev A M Fish L G Ranger Jacob Stief Fr Emerine. Secretary to be named by the board. W D Goble expected to continue. Dr W N Johnson drew the prize donated by I L Culler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
W. N Johnson
Earl M. Burson
P. B. Emerine
W. Martin
H._F. Graves
A. M Fish
L G Ranger
Jacob Stief
Fr. Emerine
I N Zeis
H. 4B Keller
W D. Goble
W N Johnson
I L Culler
Hayman Twining Union Confirmed In Non-Traditional Service
Hugh E Hayman of Tiffin and Aliss Vivian Twining of Upper Sandusky wed November 26 in a home ceremony conducted by Rev C R Allenbach. The couple, who were unattended, plan to reside in Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Stall
Hugh E Hayman
Tiffin
Aliss Vivian
C. R. Allenbach
Upper Sandusky
Oesterlen Home Fund Reaches Six Hundred In Support
Lutheran church notes report the Oesterlen Orphans Home Fund surpassing six hundred dollars in cash and pledges with less than half the congregation responding. A gala mart is planned, and a Brotherhood meeting is set for Thursday night in the church auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oesterlen Orphans’ Home Fund
Brotherhood
Children of the Light Brigade
Evangelical Church
Carey
Church Council
George Newhard
Successful Operation for Goitre in Columbus
Mrs. P. C. Southworth of Columbus, formerly Miss Mary Weldon, is recovering from a goitre operation at Grant Hospital. The procedure was performed by Dr. Andre Crotti last Tuesday, witnessed by her husband and brothers Thomas Pat and Joe Weldon who praise the surgeon's many successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Southworth
Columbus
Mary Weldon
Grant Hospital
Andre Crotti
Thomas
Pat
Joe Weldon
Crotti
Hocking Valley Schedules Change On Sunday Morning
A new schedule for the Hocking Valley went into effect Sunday morning with revised departure times. South bound trains No 32 at 5 59 am No 34 at 9 40 am No 36 at 4 16 pm. North bound trains No 31 at 12 33 pm No 33 at 4 55 pm No 35 at 1 17 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Pythian Sisters Chair Election This Thursday Evening
All Pythian Sisters are urged to attend Thursday night December 4 for the election of officers to be held.
Riecke Challenges County Vote Count in Common Pleas Suit
Republican candidate O. G. Rieckle of Carey sues Charles I. Frey of Crane and Z. G. Murray of Richland Democrats alleging errors in vote counting that could alter the November election result. He claims miscounted ballots favored Frey, Murray, or Rickle and seeks a recount if prima facie fraud is shown. depositions set for December 16 in the county clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. GC
Rieckle
Carey
Common Pleas
Charles I, Frey
Crane Township
Z. G. Murray
Richland Township
A. G. ‘Fuller
Findlay
Lamith
Wyandot
Rickle
Frey
Murray
Justices of the Peace
J. K. Dilley
Salem Township
Jay Marguerat
Bazaar fund drive nets community support and record total
The October church bazaar to raise funds for the building project drew pious donors and Mary’s supporters. It contributed $231 from pilgrims and $1,963 from parishioners and local friends, with net proceeds totaling $3,858.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Shrine
Auxiliary to Elect Officers Meeting Notice
The December meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held at the Legion rooms Monday evening Dec. 8 at 7 30. Officers for the coming year will be elected and all members are requested to be present. Miss Florence Shira Mrs H Hull Mrs W L Lindsay and Mrs J L M Remlinger will serve on the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Florence Shira
H. Hull
W L. Lindsay
JL. M Remlinger
Automobile Graze Injures Man at Main Street Crossing
C O Young was injured when an automobile grazed him at the Big Four tracks on Main Street. The fender struck his right leg tearing ligaments and causing severe bruising. The driver’s name was not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C O Young
Main Street
Mr Young
Feast of the Immaculate Conception Observances
Our Lady of Consolation Church announces special services Friday December 5 through Sunday December 7 to honor the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. The observance invites parishioners to participate in the three day schedule of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Carey Egg Market News Raises Local Prices
Carey's egg market shows higher prices than any nearby market as local producer reports 21 cent higher than other markets and sees strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Im.othis
New Bus Station Shift to Carey Restaurant
Mang Bros operators of the Marion Findlay and Tiffin Carey routes move their station to the Carey restaurant owned by W G Payne. The change affects boarding areas for local bus service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mang Bros
Marion-Findlay
Tiffin- Carey
Carey Restaurant
W. G Payne
Farmers Entertain Kiwanians at Methodist Church Banquet
About 80 farmers and Kiwanian members gathered Tuesday evening for a chicken dinner at the Methodist church. The event featured an opening reception, music from the orchestra, a program by Patrick Henry of Licking County, and several short tributes. The gathering closed with a pledge and thanks to the ladies and orchestra as the group looked forward to hosting a return event early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Methodist Church
Mark Karr
Murray D. Lincoln
Mr. Henry
Columbus
David Dow
W. N. Johnson
W. D. Goble
Ll. P. Speaker
W. F Martin
A. G Tozer
A. M. Hornby
F J. Ruble
Forest Phillips
Samuel Wenner
H. F. Graves
Howard Snyder
J. D. Carothers
H B. Keller
Evangelistic Meetings Delayed by Illness At Oak Grove Church
Rev D R Mc Fadden faute to arrive Sunday due to sickness and death of a church member in Smithville He arrived Tuesday night and delivered an excellent sermon Attendance was excellent Public invited to attend daily services at 730 PM at the Oak Grove Church of the Brethren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
D. R McFadden
Oak Grove Church
Methodist Missions Group Meets. Next Meeting Planned
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs S A Chesebrough in charge of devotionals. Mrs E C Marshberger read a missionary text book story and Mrs Margaret Frederick led the mystery box questions. The location for the next meeting will be decided later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist, Church
S A Chesebrough
Chesebrough
E C Marshberger
Margaret Frederick
Gala Mart Bazaar at Lutheran Church This Week
Gala Mart at the Lutheran church opens Thursday at 3:00 PM and runs Friday night at 6:00 PM A chicken supper is served Friday evening and a cafeteria supper at 4:00 PM Both evenings feature special musical numbers and Christmas gift opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Christ Mas
Army garment factory closes indefinitely until spring
Announcement states the army garment factory will remain closed through winter and reopen in spring is uncertain. The duration and restart timing are not specified, leaving workers awaiting further details from authorities.
Popular Hostelry Hosts Seventy-Two Guests in Tramp Room
Seventy two travelers stayed in the tramp room during November at the popular hostelry.
Queen Esthers Meet with Mrs George Ash Saturday
The Queen Esthers club held a meeting with Mrs George Ash on Saturday afternoon. Regular cool weather accompanied the gathering as the region reported a Monday night low of five degrees above zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ash
W B A Election Planned by Maccabees Lodge
The W B A of the Maccabees will elect officers for the coming year Friday night. A pot luck supper will be served. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. A. of the Maccabees
Pythian Bazaar Aids New Castle Hall Plans
The Pythians run a December bazaar on December 11 12 and 13 to fund a new two story hall at Vance and North Streets with business space on the first floor and lodge auditorium on the second. Peter Long chairs the building committee with Earl Black as vice chair and Roy Kirkwood as treasurer. other members include Elza Jacobs and several Mrs Litt. work aims for erection by 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hall
Vance and
North Sts
Peter Long
Earl Black
Harry Iden
Russell Fagen
Roy Kirkwood
Elza Jacobs
Fagen
Jay Lenney
George Perkins
Long
Will Davidson
H. G. Chambers
Carey church census tallies by family religion
The census of Carey families shows Methodist Episcopal 182 Lutheran 185 Evangelical 135 Catholic 110 United Brethren 66 Russellites 3 Baptists 1 Christian Scientists 6 No Preference 37 Jewish 2 Infidel 1 Presbyterian 1 Bible Students 1, indicating diverse religious affiliation among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Lutheran
Evangelical
United Brethren
Russellites
Presbyterian
C L of C Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
At the regular meeting the C L of C elected officers for the year. President Mrs Edward McLaughlin. vice president Mrs J T Stombaugh. recording secretary Mrs C M Brown. financial secretary Miss Martha Schira. treasurer Miss Esther Orians. inner guard Miss Irene Hoff. monitor Miss Helen Elchert. trustees Miss Helen Courtad two years and Mrs Joseph Thom one year. Social evening set for Monday Dec 15 with Christmas exchange. Next meeting the first Monday in January. officers to be installed and a pot luck supper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. of C
Edward McLaughlin
J T .Stombaugh
C M. Brown
Martha Schira
Esther Orians
Irene Hoff
Helen Elchert
Helen Courtad
Joseph Thom
Thanksgiving Guests Entertained By Sheridan Family
Mr and Mrs C D Sheridan hosted a Thanksgiving Day gathering at their west town home. Present were Mr and Mrs Harry Houk of Detroit, Mr and Mrs C W Shireman, Mr and Mrs John Semler and daughter Mary Jane of Findlay, Mrs C M Ryder and daughter Mary Louise of Logan, and Mr and Mrs Jack Seemann and children Bobbie and Patricia Ann of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C D. Sheridan
Town
Harry Houk
Detroit
C W Shireman
John Semler
Mary Jane
Findlay
C M Ryder
Mary Louise
Logan
Jack Seemann
Bobbie
Patricia Ann
Carey
Fire siren installed at town hall, awaits testing
The new electric fire siren has been placed on the town hall and will be in working order within a few days. Carey will likely feel a thrill when it is tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Nuttin' In A Newspaper Man Hypes Ad Help
A fragmented railing of lines suggests a satirical note about newspaper ad sales and filler content. It implies a push to fill pages and cash flow, with a tone of urgency and mock commentary on editorial routines.
Death of Mrs. I. N. Zeis prompts many mourners
Mrs. I N Zeis, born Viola Garn, died November 28 1924 at Robinwood Hospital Toledo after two cancer operations. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Carey with Eastern Star members in attendance. Interment at Spring Grove Cemetery. Survived by husband Dr I N Zeis three children Carl Mitchell Wilson Zeis and Chester who died in infancy six brothers and one sister with many relatives listed from Carey Marion Van Wert Toledo and Cleveland. Mrs Zeis was a longtime Methodist and Eastern Star member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Zeis
Robinwood Hospital
Toledo
Wesley Patterson
Methodist Church
W. F. Martin
J. B. Moore
Gail Kurtz
J. A. Newcomer
J. T. Stombaugh
Roger Lindsay
Eastern Star
Spring Grove Cemetery
Zeis
Viola Garn
Jeremiah
Catherine Garn
Carey
Gladys
Carl D. Mitchell
Russell Zeis
Chester
Alonzo Daniels
Sadie Mulvane
Marion
Robert Hilty
Fostoria
Elza
Ora
Kenneth
van Wert
Willis
Cleveland
Pearl
Eugene
William Zahn
I. M. Zeis
Carl Ditchell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Whiteneck
Delmer Mulvaine
Pearl Garn
R . Hilty
Eugene Garn
Jerry
Floyd Blakeman
Kenneth Garn
Ora Garn
Willis Garn
Sam Flechtel
W. Zeis
Tiffin
Ezra Zeis
McCutchenville
J. W. Zeis
Akron
Ben Zeis
Sincere thanks for funeral assistance and support
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends who helped during their bereavement. special thanks go to Mr Patterson for services Rev Martin for consolation the musicians for their funeral music those who provided automobiles flowers and Eastern Star members Dr I N Zeis Mrs Carl ID Mitchell Russell Zeis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Martin
Eastern Star
I N Zeis
Carl ID Mitchell
Russell Zeis
Pine Egg Production Report by Claude Hile
Claude Hile of west of town reports 60 percent egg production for November. His 301 White Leghorn hens laid 4701 eggs during the month. His hen houses use gasoline lamps, lit each day at 4 00 o clock, to light the lamps. Hens group and begin eating and preparing to lay their daily eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Hile
West of Town
Mr Hile
Geroup
Levin
Temperance Union Service At Evangelical Church
A temperance service hosted by the SA union will take place at the Evangelical church Sunday evening at 7 30 o clock. VA Lehren ber, superintendent of the Toledo district of the Anti Saloon League, will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SA Union
Evangelical Church
Lehrenber
Toledo
Anti-Saloon League
Fifty Three Reminders of Friendship For Christmas
A vintage ad encourages sending the Cures Times as a Christmas gift to friends and relatives who have moved away. It promotes fifty three reminders of friendship for a price of two dollars.
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Hocking Valley Change
Pythian Sisters
Reo
Phelps. Motor Co
Westinghouse
Michelin
Rev. McFadden
Methodist Missions
W.B. A
Cc. L. OF
C. Elect
Mickie
Chaples
Sughpee
Union Temperance Weeting
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