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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
7
A Christmas tale of Nelly and her mother lighting a window candle to guide the Christ Child through a storm. A wandering boy is found and warmed, echoing the story of guiding light and home. The scene blends family warmth with a moral about charity and faith.
A vintage pudding recipe combines bread crumbs with milk shortening and chopped nuts, raisins, lemon zest and juice. It folds in beaten egg whites and bakes in individual molds, served hot with cream.
Earl V. Murray of Columbus former secretary of the State Highway Department and now a U S Bureau of Public Roads representative met with Deputy Auditor Anthony Kraus and local officials to gather data for a road status survey. The aim is to map mileage funds and administration details for this year and assess road conditions. Murray praised local records as above average aiding the information collection.
Wednesday last week saw several marriage licenses issued. Charles Kent of Bucyrus and Flossie Cummins of Eden township wed after Rev. J. R. Colley officiated. Also Paul C. McNutt of Tymochtee township and Emma E. Burks of Tymochtee, with Rev. B. K. Nietz presiding. Charles Cramer of La Rue and Mary Kidd of Jackson township united in marriage per Dr. J. R. Colley. Walter I. Baughman of Carey and Clara F. Karg of Carey, with Rev. Lewis P. Speaker officiating. Harry Victor Clinger of Jackson township and Ruth V. Fink of Jackson township wedded, with Dr. J. R. assisting.
The Findlay Courier reports Mrs Florence Shull matron of the children's home on North Main Street and Arthur Bussey of Riverside California announced their engagement at a board dinner. She plans to move to California December first and marry in their bungalow. The board presented Mrs Shull a gift and accepted her resignation with regret.
Four Lakeside residents who have watched the old bell tower for decades will lose their historic landmark as the building is set for demolition. Originally a windmill tower and water pumping station the structure later housed chime bells to call locals to camp meetings.
Michael Hetzel of West Wyandot avenue long time Wyandot county resident died Wednesday morning at 5 15 after a lingering illness from age related infirmities. He had been bedbound for a year and critically ill for ten days.
WGY will air The Wrong Mr Wright a three act comedy on Friday December 15 as the week’s dramatic feature. Unique Orchestra of Troy presents December 11 and Schenectady High School pupils perform December 12 with a late night request program by the WGY instrumental quartet. Sunday services broadcast at 10 30 am and 4 30 pm. WPAL Columbus will broadcast Ohio Wesleyan University college songs yells and alumni addresses from Elk Club Columbus with banquet at 6 pm then broadcasts after 7 pm.
Former Carey police officers Andrew Greer and Edward Gibbs pleaded guilty to related charges after a University of Michigan student was wounded. Judge Charles F. Close imposed suspended penitentiary terms and thirty day jail sentences plus fines, with conditions against firearms or police work.
Mrs. Lawrence Motter died at 10:30 Sunday evening at her Wharton home from paralysis. Born April 6 1897 she was 25 years 7 months and 20 days old. She leaves her husband a daughter Marjoria Mae her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Vogel two brothers Harley and Elmer Vogel and sister Mrs Alger Secrist. Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 pm at the Methodist Episcopal church Wharton with Rev J F Newcomb and Rev Guy Mil Jed officiating. Interment in Wharton cemetery. Union Nov 27
Secretary of State Harvey C. Smith asks police cooperation to use emergency automobile tags until January 1 as the plant making metal plates was destroyed by fire. Tags, issued by the registrar, replace the normal process until 1923 plates arrive. Cardboard tags show a white body with blue figures and the word Emergency above pricing of two dollars for under 25 horsepower and three dollars for over 25 horsepower.
George Constien of Carey is part of the Ohio Wesleyan cross country team crowned Ohio Conference champions after winning the Granville race. Forty runners from eight schools competed with Ohio Wesleyan finishing first ahead of Oberlin Denison Cincinnati Case Miami Otterbein and Wooster. This victory gives Ohio Wesleyan three conference titles in 1922, also in baseball and football.
The Bloomville Gazette notes that Ohio cast a dry vote in the recent election with a presumed overall majority over 200,000. Only seven counties bucked the trend, led by Cuyahoga with 46,558 votes and Hamilton with 73,985, among others including Lucas and Montgomery counties.
Thanksgiving Day accident near Mt. Blanchard when an eastbound train derailed near the quarry. Engine tender baggage car and five freight cars left the rails but the passenger coach stayed on track. No injuries were reported. cause cited as spreading rails.
Local church listings show Lutheran, Methodist, and Catholic services for the second Sunday in Advent. Lutheran notes include Sunday school at 9, morning worship at 10:15, evening service at 7, and a missionary society program. Methodist schedule lists Bible School at 9, morning worship at 10:15, Epworth League at 6:30, and prayer service at 7:30. Our Lady of Consolation provides Low Mass at 7:30, High Mass at 10:30, and vesper/benediction at 7:30 with weekday masses at 6:30 and 8:00.
Rev A J Foreman and Carey lead Sunday school at nine and St Paul and St John follow with 9:30 and 1:00 starts. Preaching at 10:30 and 2:00 with evening services at 7:00 and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Announcements on meeting length to be made each night. You are invited to all services.
First United Brethren announces L. C. Reed as pastor with a 10 20 a m sermon and youth and young people society events at 12 30 p m and 6 00 p m. Beech Grove holds biweekly preaching at 11 90 a m. Christian Science Society conducts Sunday service at 10 15 a m on God the Preserver of Man and Wednesday meeting at 7 50 p m Hoff Block South Street.
John Wieand pastor leads Sunday school at 9 00 a m and preaching at 10 00 a m Evangelist Hatton delivers The Call of Jesus at 10 00 a m and a farewell sermon A Lost Opportunity at 7 00 p m Love Feast and Communion observed Saturday December 9 at 6 o clock Public invited to witness observances.
Vanlue in Hancock County gains a female hunter Mrs Oza Simon who spots rabbits and returns with game on her last trip she bagged two rabbits and her aim is true as she earns her dinner table prize according to the Findlay Courier.
The Ohio State University College of Agriculture offers a free issue brief guide detailing the Ohio Standard Dozen Fertilizers. It presents a table showing fertilizer needs for light and dark colored soils across crops, with or without Geran by clover and manure. Contact Columbus for a free copy.
Last Thursday at noon the Carey high school football squad had two photographs taken at the school. One image features the entire team and the second highlights the first team.
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