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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1909

Page

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Ditches Sold and Trials Pass in County Notes

The county plans sale of the Dubbs ditch in Jackson township after surveyor reports. Reynolds ditch in Ridge and Richland townships approved for sale. Ex County Surveyor Beausey sells a forty acre farm for 5200 to Fred Mawer moving to Upper Sandusky. Violations by Freiman and Simon dismissed. Fire injures Johnson plant with 15000 insurance loss. bib and faucet firm 36000 insured. Other local items include marriage licenses, probate cases, and new court rules.

Dubbs Jackson Township Reynolds Ridge Richland J. G. Freiman Fred Simon Upper Sandusky Carey Charles H. Beausey Fred Mawer Beausey Frederick A. M. Brown John Woessner Woessner Brown Smithville Georgia John W. Johnson Mr Johnson William Criter William Olpp

Travelers' Club Meeting Highlights Literary Session

The Travelers' Club met Monday evening with Supt. and Mrs. A J Nowlan for a literary session. Mrs. C W McGill spoke on the Cara cas to Bahia journey while Mrs. M C Reynolds presented a paper on The World's Coffee Cup and How It Is Fuiled. A trio including Mrs. Ella Dow, Mrs. George Ash and Mrs. B Beitler sang Old Uncle Ned with Miss Margaret Hilty on piano. Current events were discussed. A future meeting is planned with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Thrall in two weeks.

Travelers’ Club Supt A. J. Nowlan C. W. McGill Caracas Bahia M. C. Reynolds Ella Dow George Ash B. Beitler Ned Margaret Hilty Homer Thrall

Woman suffers multiple injuries in stair fall at home

Mrs. David Castanien of South Main street fell while descending a lit stair with a lamp early Monday. She sustained a broken wrist a severely sprained left arm and hip plus back injuries a 1.5 inch facial gash from the door jam and coal oil soaked clothing though the lamp extinguished in the fall. Dr Barrett treated her. she is progressing as well as expected.

David ‘Castanien South Main Street

August Haller Lost Hand In Farm Shredder Accident

August Haller suffered a severe hand injury while feeding a corn shredder on the Finley Morris farm seven miles southwest of Sycamore. His left hand was mangled and amputated an inch below the wrist. the thumb was removed at the second joint. Morris, nearby, stopped the engine after a second cry for help and helped extract him with an iron bar. He was conscious at the Morris home, amid intense pain. Mrs. Morris is his sister.

August Haller Finley Morris Sycamore Mr. Morris Mr. Haller Morris Mrs. Morris

Her Dark Marriage Morn at Snyder's Opera House

A fine society comedy drama sensation titled Her Dark Marriage Morn will be seen at Snyder's Opera House Friday December 10. Miss Clay's famous novel is dramatized by L B Parker in a contemporary production that preserves the novel's power and pace with sharp comedy and strong incidents.

New Society Snyder’s Opera House Miss Clay L. B. Parker

U B Church Notes Sunday Services and Events

The U B Church outlines a full week with Sunday School at 9 00 a m Junior League 2 00 p m evening worship at 7 00 p m The Dedication of Our Children to Christ is the sermon topic Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 00 p m C Hull leader The W M A meets at Mrs E W Keefer home Wednesday at 2 00 p m Missionary at Work and the Native Church is the study Revival at Beech Grove continues with strong attendance and a School Rally Day last Sunday drew a large crowd and high participation.

O. O Young C. Hull E. W. Keefer Beech Grove

Carey Post Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

Carey Post A. R. elected officers for the ensuing year at a Saturday gathering. Post Commander G. W Starr Senior Vice Commander Comrade Smith Junior Vice Commander George Hoff Quartermaster Marion Esterly Officer of The Day George Sherman Chaplain Joseph F. Wonder Officer of The Guard Benjamin Bond Surgeon S. S. Laird Delegates to State Encampment Homer Thrall Alternate Marion Esterly to be installed at the first January meeting.

Card of Thanks for illness and death of son and brother

G W Baughman and family express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and flowers during the illness and death of their son and brother. Mr and Mrs Levi Hile visited in Upper Sandusky on Saturday.

G. W. Baughman Levi Hile Upper Sandusky

Mrs George Derr Dead at 59 Near Carey

Mrs George Derr died at her home one and a half miles east of Carey on Monday at 4 15 pm after a long illness with ulcerated stomach. Born November 25 1850 at Miland Erie County she was 59. Survived by nine children George Frank Paulina wife of Joseph Baldus Joseph Derr Sarah wife of Lewis Pahl John Harman Katie and Anna. Funeral Thursday at Our Lady of Consolation Carey with Rev J G Mizer officiating. Burial in St. Marys cemetery north of town. Pallbearers were her five sons and John Weaver.

George Derr Carey Upper Sandusky Sarah Lewis Pahl John Harman Katie Anna Our Lady of Consolation Church J. G. Mizer Asta St. Mary’s Cemetery John Weaver

Eastern Star officers installed at meeting

Grand Worthy Patron W. J. Newhard presided as officers elected weeks ago were installed last Friday night. Refreshments were served. Names listed include Worthy Patron Dr. A. H. Myers, Worthy Matron Mrs. A. H. Myers, Conductress Mrs. E. M. Gear, and others. Separate note mentions a buggy accident on Springville road involving Deloss Hile and El Fosty, with injuries to Mr Fosty and Mr Hile.

The Eastern Star W. J. Newhard A. H. Myers Clint Kenner Deloss Hile el Fosty Springville Road Hile Hocking Valley Trner Toledo Vostv Fests Galt

Poultry Editor Attends Chicago Show for Journal

C. E. Cram editor and publisher of the Poultry Record spent the week in Chicago attending the poultry show to cover the event for his journal.

C. E. Cram The Poultry Record Chicago

WC.T U Meeting With Mrs Hoy Friday Afternoon

The WC.T U will hold a regular meeting with Mrs A Hoy Friday afternoon December 19 at 2 o'clock.

Wc.t U A. Hoy

M E Church Announcements from Pastor W J Green

The M E Church announces Sunday School at 9 00 a m with Pauls Last Words 2 Tim 4 1 18 and a morning sermon at 10 30 by the pastor Bring church letters join with us There is a welcome for you E L at 6 00 p m subject Bragging and Paying Luke 18 9 18 League gathering last Sunday night had good attendance and a 7 00 p m service begins with scripture praise The octette sang two selections and the W H M S meets with Mr S P Robinson this afternoon after the program light refreshments will be served by the North Side Committee All members invited and strangers welcomed

Paul J. A. Smith E. L S. P. Robinson North Side

Pythian Sisters Elect Officers in December Session

The Pythian Sisters elected officers on Thursday December 2 led by P. C. Mrs. Jacob Nitrauer and M. E. C. Mrs. Hiram Kesler. Other posts include E. S. of T Mrs. Ella Dow and E. J. of T Mrs. Herschel High. The group will install in January, with a grand officer inspection from Findlay and a birthday social to close the evening.

Pythian Sisters P. C Jacob Nitrauer Hiram Kesler E. S Ella Dow E. J Herschel High H. A. Kear George Montague, M R.j and C H. G. Chamber J. Lenner O. T Alonzo Hunter Grand 3 Temple Frank Stroup Jacob_Nitrauer Charles§Kear Clint Kennerley Findlay

Birthday Surprise for Miss Dollie Kloepfer

About nineteen friends gathered at her home on Thursday evening December 2 to celebrate Dollie Kloepfer s sixteenth birthday with music games and taffy pulling. Guests included Mary Kesler Velma Campbell Hallie Hull Genevieve Murphy Katura Hunter Erma Hunter Nellie Phillips Helen Campbell Ruth McNally Glaydys Greene Essie Hart Ethel Hart Hazel Briggs Reva Mathena Edna Ward Mrs Theo Harris Mrs C Harris Mr F Harris and Dollie s brother Willie from the country.

Walk Completed Between Perkins Factor and Lime Plant

A haul of crushed stone completed a long stretch formerly muddy from winter weather. The stone was supplied by the stone people and hauled by Mr Perkins, linking W A Perkins factor to the National Lime and Stone plant.

W A. Perkins Factor National Lime and Stone Plant

Red and Blue Contest Sparks Banquet Prize Clash

A lively membership contest divides participants into blue and red sides with the higher scorers earning a banquet at the close. The event features increased attendance and a competitive atmosphere as February 24, 1910, approaches.

Church Services Announced by Rev Manchester

Rev F F Manchester will preach next Sunday at Star Bethel church at 10 oclock a m and at Grace Chapel at 6 30 p m standard time. J L Lasley and Forest Livingston visited Upper Sandusky Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wm Michaels of Sycamore were guests here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Abraham Stiner near Upper Sandusky were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs E I Trome.

F. F. Manchester Star Bethel Church Grace Chapel J L. Lasley Forest Livingston Upper Sandusky Wm. Michaels Sycamore Abraham Stiner Amd E I Trome

Also Mentioned on This Page

Peninsular Wyandot County Beck & Milroy Hdw Mutual W.H. Snyder Surmer C. C. Bowlby Michigan Hart & Son Carey, Onio Ranger & Huston Travelers’ Club Meeting Haller U. B. Church Notes J Sheller Traig John Stor Leasant James Mero Ranger Wesley Patterson Anes AF Conatien Jacob Hity W. Wilson Carrol Henry M. B Smith J D Southward Nellie Johnston M. E. Church W. J. Green Church of God Services
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