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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1928
Page
2
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A lyrical reflection on Christmas spirit filling streets shops and homes. It depicts bright displays holly wreaths and a serene air as angels sing and Bethlehem’s star shines, evoke a timeless oratorio mood. The piece celebrates joy hope and communal warmth during the holiday.
A series of land transfers including Henry Pieraccini and spouse to Howard Snyder in Carey for 1. Floyd S Truston to Howard Snyder part of Buell's addition Carey for 1. Charles F Chatlain to John C Burwell 19 74 acres in Nevada for 1050. Marguerite Lanker to Helen Beaston part in lot 211 106 original plat Upper Sandusky for 1. Sheriff H B Stansbery to Marion A McCleary 8.24 acres Crane township for 1000. Julia Morris ton B C Root 85 74 acres Crane township for 1. Mary E Doty to Elza Tatles and Rielot 5 William Try alleyow for 2400. Catherine Manion etc to Mathias Fleck inlet 6 L R Seaman's addition Upper Sandusky for 1. Lawrence to Moore to James N McConnell and wife 1680 acres Upper Sandusky for 1. Sheriff HB Stansbery to The Union Central Life Insurance Co 838 acres Millin township for 2240. Harold Ciwens to Floyd Owens 64100 of an acre Jackson township for 1. F J Traxler to G R and Maude Wo Traxler 14 acres village of Wharton for 1.
Aldo H Newman born December 26 1856 in Seneca County died November 27 1928 after a four year illness. He is survived by his wife Allie B Newman four daughters four sons fourteen grandchildren four great grandchildren two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held at 2 00 oclock Thursday afternoon at the home conducted by Rev If Vo Thomas of Tiffin and burial in Nevada cemetery.
Weander County Ohio November 21 1928 Justice WZ Campbell issued summons for the action valued at 2052 dollars. The summons could not be served within the court’s jurisdiction and a new service is implied in Crawford Township.
A flurry of social visits and meals unfolds across the region. Pius Lutz visits sister in Wharton. Harold Kauffman, Francis Richard, Roy, and Clarence Long attend a Thursday evening gathering. Numerous Bland, Gibson, Day, Myers, Hoepf, Gaster, and Gilliland families share dinners, calls, and receptions from Thursday through Sunday across Upper Sandusky, Carey, Findlay, and nearby towns.
Ordinance No. 202 of Carey Ohio levies special assessments for South Lake Street Sewer to listed parcels. It sets per-lot amounts, payment within 60 days, with delinquent charges placed on the tax duplicate and collected as taxes. Notice to assesses required. funds credited to General Fund. effective upon legal approval.
Oscar Wentling of Carey with Mr and Mrs Lee Wood and Mr and Mrs Clyde Hunt and son Kenneth of Harpster, and Mr and Mrs Hosea Baldwin of Morral left Tuesday for a Tiptor trip to Florida. They expect to return about March 1. The Carey Times has moved to the Lortz room on E Findlay Street opposite the Strand theatre.
An old claim promotes 666 as the fastest remedy for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria. The text presents it as a universal cure without scientific support or current medical validation.
A poem memorializes Phoebe Moe with lines about a silent door and a farewell at dawn. The speaker laments a lost loved one, noting a resting pal and a future reunion beyond a golden key.
General Thomas KE Bateman lists 133 members for the 88th General Assembly with 122 Republicans and 11 Democrats. The Senate roster includes 12 lawyers, several farmers, publishers, merchants, and two women as home managers. House heyday shows 33 lawyers, 32 farmers, educators, bankers, merchants, and many other professions alongside seven women.
The City Loan introduces a new loan plan that reduces payments as the loan is paid out. A rewards system gives 10 percent of the interest to customers who pay promptly. The ad promises tailored financing and timely, helpful financial service.
Postmaster General New announces a nationwide Christmas holiday for postal workers with all post offices closing at midnight on December 24. Only mail dispatch and special delivery continue. all other services cease including window service to ensure Christmas mail arrives before the holiday.
A humorous exchange about an ancient commercial appliance. The student claims the Garden of Eden used a loose leaf system, implying a playful anachronism. The line relies on wordplay about record keeping and a mythical setting.
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