Carey Stone Trucks Return as Mansfield Construction Pauses
Several Carey stone trucks that went to Mansfield last week to haul travel on a road under construction have returned after the state ordered construction work discontinued.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
3
Several Carey stone trucks that went to Mansfield last week to haul travel on a road under construction have returned after the state ordered construction work discontinued.
Ordinance No 159 authorizes the Village of Carey to buy 500 or more water meters for consumers. Trustees may receive bids for bulk purchases in lots of 25 or more, with $5000 appropriated from the Water and Light Fund. Effective after the earliest legal period. Passed November 27, 1922. Miles Mullholand, Mayor. John Stoody, Clerk.
Mrs. Elza Garn of Carey reports backache dizziness and nervousness from kidney trouble. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she improved quickly and remained better in all respects. 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y manufactures.
Thanksgiving morning 8:30 Rev W F Martin united Nellie N Wise daughter of Elam Wise and Mark C Taylor son of A W Taylor at the Methodist parsonage. Ceremony un attended. Bride wore dark blue canton crepe. They plan to reside winter at the groom’s parents home and visit Wayne County with relatives after the ceremony.
Local items list residents home from college on Thanksgiving and visitations with relatives. Names include Ora Essex, George Gardner, Harlan Van Buren, Earl LeMott, Truman Remig, Justine Fisher, Otto Harris, and others. Travel notes cite Toledo, Springfield, and Columbus. events mention a pre holiday diamond sale and a theater party for Miss Jane Spencer.
The narrative notes a pleasant Wednesday with sun despite chill as autumn lingers in winter. It reflects on two winters one ordinary and one of discontent but suggests the harsher season will end with a bright spring.
Rosalind plans marriage to Bill who plays Santa Claus each December at a big city store. He wooed her as Santa, while she worked the Christmas rush, and they envision a yearly romance rekindled with every holiday season. A friend muses that all men should live as in courtship for a month each year.
The Carey Times invites letters from children up to ten years old for publication. Letters must be signed and received by Tuesday morning. Examples show requests for Chandler machines, trains, games, clothing, candy, and dolls, with parental help allowed.
Start the day with the breakfast room aired and tidy. A more thorough sweeping and dusting follows later. If the table is set the night before a light cloth should be laid for protection.
Walter F. Baughman and Miss Clara Jarg of Carey were married Wednesday evening at 5:30 by Rev. Lewis P. Speaker at his home. The ceremony was witnessed by the bride’s mother, Mrs. George Karg. The single ring service was used. Baughman is the son of George Baughman of west town, and the bride is the daughter of Mrs. George Karg. They will live with the bride’s mother on S Patterson Street.
Work on the new pike along the county line between Hancock and Seneca counties was completed Saturday. The 1534 foot marsh crossing uses six inch concrete reinforced by a steel cable web laid 1 inch apart one way and six inches the other.
Mr and Mrs R J Spencer Jr and their daughters missed Jane Martha and Frodericka with guest Miss Jeanette Dixon of Monroe Michigan were guests at Thanksgiving dinner of Mrs R G Spencer Sr of Findlay.
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and promises cure via Wall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims the product acts through the blood and offers up to one hundred dollars for uncured cases, with circulars available from I J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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