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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1921

Page

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Reform Institute Hearings Highlight Marriage Law and Mormonism

The Christian Reform Institute at the Methodist church heard Dr Renwick H. Martin and Rev Arthur B. Cooper urge federal marriage law with uniform state regulations. They warned Mormon polygamy persists and wields political influence. The National Reform Association advocates Bible-based public schooling and opposes secular texts as a cause of societal decline.

Methodist Church Renwick H. Martin National Reform Association Arthur B. Cooper The Association Bpeak Nativ. Reform Association

Sav­ing on Electric Lights Sparks Public Furor in Carey's

The community faces steep new electric rates that double bills as daylight shortens. Gas lighting is being reintroduced. stores dimmed lights after November cards, while households adopt turning lights off to cut costs. Public discourse remains heated as adaptation begins.

Carey

Home Missionary Society Meeting on Migrant Workers Program

The Home Missionary Society of the M Es church meets this afternoon with Mrs Clem Alspach leading devotionals and Mrs David Heck offering a prayer. Mrs J E Myers reads Migrant Workers The Christ of Compassion and Mankind on the Move, complemented by Santo Domingo by Wesley Patterson. A quartet of Mrs W D Goble Mrs C M Kear Mrs George Ash and Mrs Dora Ferrer performs two numbers. Mrs Patterson leads Enigmas and Mrs J C Dow county W C T U president will speak for the union. A business session led by president Mrs George Ash follows with the secretary's report.

Home Missionary Society of the M. Es. Church Clem Alspach David Heck J. E. Myers Christ of Compassion I. L. Shull G. N. Cosgray Santo Domingo Wesley Patterson W. D. Goble C. M. Kear George Ash Dora Ferrer Patterson J. C. Dow

Vital Statistics Recorded by Clerk Stoady

Death notices filed list include George Hoff on Nov 19 Hazel G McGown on Nov 21 Frederick M Kinney on Nov 9 Robert Lowery Birtt on Nov 13 Earl Black son on Nov 22 Ray Tracy son on Nov 22 Chas Wise daughter on Nov 24 Orville Putnam daughter on Nov 20 Cletus Myers daughter on Nov 17 John Nye daughter on Nov 13 John Joseph daughter on Nov 2 Lawrence Stout daughter on Nov 13

George Hoff Hazel G. McGown Frederick M. ‘Kinney Robert Lowery Birtt Earl Black Ray Tracy Chas. Wise Orville Putnam Cletus Myers John Nye John Joseph Lawrence Stout

Ladies of the Maccabees Elect Officers December Night

Friday night December 9 the Ladies of the Maccabees plan officer elections followed by a pot luck supper and a Christmas exchange. Members are urged to attend with a white elephant gift for a dance activity and admission noted.

Ladies of the Maccabees

County Doings and Local News From Upper Sandusky Area

A roundup notes county board activity, oaths, and daily affairs including marriage licenses for Arthur Swerlein and Miss Jeanette Dawson, and Ernest F Young and Rose Shellhouse. Obituaries record Mrs. Alta May Brown of Upper Sandusky and Mrs. Martha Keller Gault of Sycamore. Also reported are tax shifts, births, accidents, vehicle thefts near Findlay, and community meetings in Nevada.

Elmer Stansberry Aytan Ingpegtion Aube Ghee Felaitas L. F.’Gault Sycamore Martha Keller Licking County Arthur Swerlein Tymochtee Township Jeanette Dawson Jackson Township Wyandot County

Dairy Sales Organization Meeting Set For Friday

A dairy sales organization meeting will be held Friday evening at 7280 o clock in the Carey library. Attendees will include producers of milk and cream who are urged to attend. Speakers from other districts and states are scheduled to talk, citing three advantages of cooperative sales: better prices through large volume, improved products, and producer satisfaction from selling and grading by their own representatives.

C L of C Elects Officers for Coming Year

At a Monday meeting the C L of C elected officers including President Mrs L M Remlinger Vice President Mrs Clarence Ruf fing Treasurer Miss Esther Orians Financial Secretary Miss Martha Schira Recording Secretary Mrs Leo Courtad Manager Miss Florence Schira Trustee three years Miss Helen Courtad Trustee one year Mrs Frank Fry Inner Guard Mrs H L Pahl They will be installed January 2 A social evening and Christmas exchange will be enjoyed December 19

C. L. of C L. M. Remlinger Clarence Ruffing Esther Orians Martha Schira Leo Courtad Florence Schira Helen Courtad Frank Fry H. L. Pahl

American Legion Post Elects New Officers

Earl Green Post announced the election of officers on Monday night. Dean McGill was chosen Commander with Free Scourse as Vice Commander and Dewey Hunter as Adjutant. Other officers include August Windau Treasurer and an Executive Committee list of Charles Myers Fred Pieraccini Dr. R C Van Buren Russel Greer and Charles Calmes. Ed Baktes was named Sergeant at Arms with duties beginning January first meeting.

Earl Green Post American Legion Dean McGill Free Scourse Dewey Hunter August Windau Charles Myers Fred Pieraccini R. C van Buren Russel Greer Charles Calmes Ed Baktes

Township Trustee J W Powell Oldest Subscribert

J W Powell wins honors in the oldest subscriber contest having kept Carey Times since its first issue. He joined in 1872 via Frank Tripp the first editor and ranks 24th on the prospective list. W M Presler of Adrian is a close second from 1873.

J.W. Powell Carey Times Frank Tripp Powell W.M. Presler Adrian Times Oberling

Kodak Gift Delight in Xmas Stock from Ewing Drug Co

A Kodak brings practical joy as a Christmas present. The Ewing Drug Co reports a complete stock, highlighting useful gifts and ready availability for shoppers.

Mrs D H Wonder Dies After Long Illness at West Main Home

Friday afternoon at about 5:00 o clock Mrs D H Wonder died at her West Main street home after a long illness. She was born September 25 1849 in Licking county and married David H Wonder October 12 1869. Funeral services were held Monday at 1:00 PM at the residence with Pastor E Luther Spaid officiating. Interment followed in Spring Grove cemetery. Pallbearers were George Ash H Z Bland Jacob Stief Byron Ogg C M Wenner and David Heck. Surviving children are B B Kurutz, W J Galbroner, and Homer Wonder. two grandchildren are William Hiles and Homer Galbroner. one brother R J Higgins also survives. Mrs Wonder was a Lutheran and member of the Eastern Star. Gratlisrd chapter attended the funeral.

West Main Street Tae E. Luther ‘Spaid Chifenge Zaitheran B. L. Wallace Marion Jesus Spring Grove Cemetery George Ash H. Z.bland Jacob Stief Byron Ogg C. M. Wenner David Heck Carey Adrian David H. Wonder Orville B. B. Kcurtz W. J. Galbroner Middleport Homer William Hiles Cleveland Homer Galbroner R. J. Higgins Tiffin Wonder Lutheran Church Eastern Star CGrat@lisrd Wm. Galbroner Homer Galbronier W. A. Hiles Janet

Autos Collide in Snow Flurries Near Nine Oaks

Foster Shumaker of Upper Sandusky drove a Ford south when it struck a Reo owned by Mrs. M. A. Straw of this city driven by her daughter Mrs. B. L. Wallace of Marion. Both vehicles damaged. Mrs. Straw and Mrs. Wallace uninjured. Frank Shumaker of Upper Sandusky and son suffered a cut on the nose. Foster Shumaker injured hands. The accident occurred near Nine Oaks during snow.

Foster Shumaker Upper Sandusky Reo M.A. Straw B. L. Wallace Marion Carey Wallace D. H. Wonder Nine Oaks Frank Shumaker Pear Upper Sandusky Foster

Businessman Edward Marks Fined 1000 for Dual Liquor Violations

In Tiffin a raid uncovered three stills in Edward Marks basement. Judge Dillon imposed two fines of 1000 each for liquor law violations. Federal agents described the operation as the most complete home still setup found in the state. About eighty gallons of liquor and several mash barrels were seized.

Tiffin Edward Marks Dillon

Women of Mooseheart Legion Meet for Chapter Institution

Members who signed the pledge of the Women of Mooseheart Legion are to meet at the hall next Wednesday at 7 30 for the institution of the chapter. The Hindlay chapter will perform the work and light refreshments will be served. R V Wagers Ona Aee.

Women of Mooseheart Legion Hindlay R. V. Wagers Ona

Carey Victorious Over Bucy Rus Independents 21–0

The Carey American Legion football team won the Sunday game at Fostoria defeating the Bucy Rus Independents by 21 to 0. Carey dominated on both sides securing the shutout.

Carey” American Legion Fostoria Bucyrus Independents

Houk's Corner Hardware Holiday Gift Selections

A compact ad notes items aimed at men for Christmas gifting. The text invites shoppers to browse at Houk's Corner Hardware and mentions appealing products for male interests.

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