Optometry Practice Offers Eye Exams and Glasses
We will examine your eyes scientifically and prescribe the lenses you need. Our glasses restore vision and bring comfort, with prices described as very moderate.
12 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
1
We will examine your eyes scientifically and prescribe the lenses you need. Our glasses restore vision and bring comfort, with prices described as very moderate.
Auditor Refle has received the dog tags for 1919 and is ready to distribute them. Sheriff Orwig and his deputy have impounded thirty eight dogs during the year for lack of tags. The effort underscores the tag duty's importance to canine owners and local enforcement.
Gas has been shut off at the Mc Guire and east end school buildings the library and the various churches. A false report claims lights and cook stoves will be shut off but authorities say this class of consumption will be managed to protect domestic users.
The Monday incandescent electric service was well received by commercial users. Lights were off about an hour after noon while plant workers cared for the dynamo.
Stanley Rickle died at 6 15 am Friday after an eight day illness of influenza and pleuro pneumonia at his parents home Beech Grove Wyandot County He was 19 years 3 months and 19 days old The funeral was Monday at 1 pm from the Beech Grove residence Rev Rinehart officiated burial in St Paul cemetery pallbearers named Herbert Lenner George Heck Albert Roszman Ernest Shane Ora Suber and Cletis Wisner distant attendees Michael Savidge and Jerry Foreman from Mt Victory Also Rev J W Shock of Columbus Grove a former pastor was invited but could not attend due to illness The quartet providing music included Mrs G W Sutphen Mrs E S Burson Jr Ewing and W S Le Mott The Rickle family all ill during the services Stanley born Aug 18 1899 on a farm west of Carey lived his life in Wyandot county He is survived by his parents a sister and a brother Mrs William Hunter and Laird Rickle The family is connected to the Beech Grove II B Church and Stanley had never been well his entire life.
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who helped us during illness and death of our son and brother. Grateful for flower donors, singers, and the minister for their services.
For the first time this year Carey was shut out 20 to 0 by Fremont Golden Hills, a top regional program. The Carey squad showed fighting spirit but yielded to a stronger eleven. Fremont heads to Toledo for the Northwestern Ohio title with next Sunday's game. Carey travels to Upper Sandusky to close the county season.
Mrs Alvin Lenner returning from town with her husband to Toledo was struck at a crossing by the northbound Hocking Valley train. She suffered a hip bruise and a head cut but is not believed seriously hurt. The buggy was demolished and the horse escaped unscathed.
Mr and Mrs L G Ranger and Mrs W J Newhard and Mr and Mrs M Ranger with Mrs Byron Ogg and Miss Emma Stief travel to Columbus for the Grand Chapter Eastern Star. W J Newhard departs with 6000 pairs of socks to be shown during the session.
Mrs Ed Simonis Mrs C M Brown and Mrs Charles Weaver attended the funeral Friday morning for Francis Mack Kirsch.
The final accounts for Frank Hotelling and Fanny Delplane were filed in probate court. George Armstrong was injured in a car accident near Sycamore. Jerome Mora entertained at the Upper Sandusky lecture course. A variety of local legal actions, taxes, and public works updates fill the page.
Otto Lamberjack 18, a Central Union lineman, fell from a shade tree near East Sandusky street and central school, dying later at Home and Hospital. A dead limb is blamed. he died of head injuries, possibly a fractured skull, after ambulance transport. He worked for the telephone company since September, lives with his father Nicholas Lamberjack, and is survived by his father, stepmother, one brother and several half siblings. Funeral was at Our Lady of Consolation Church with burial at St Marys cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Lamberjack and family express gratitude to friends neighbors and others who aided during their recent affliction and sent flowers and provided cars for the funeral.
The Cootie starts bi weekly production with local ads and aims to be a fine institution. Editor in Chief Cecil Perkins and a full staff from reporter to grade levels are listed. The paper sells for 100 dollars for the school year or 10 cents per issue.
Minor Crumline of Adrian died Monday morning at two from pneumonia after a two week illness. He was 30 years, 3 months, and 22 days old and left a widow, three children Mabel Carl and Myrtle, two sisters Mrs Earl Rank and Grace at home. Funeral was Wednesday afternoon at one from the home with Rev Barker of McCutchenville presiding.
The Mission Band of the United Evangelical Church will hold a Saturday afternoon meeting at 2 30 o clock at the home of Mrs George Perkins.
Mrs George Ash delivered forty four pairs of socks and five sweaters to Upper Sandusky as Red Cross urges knitters across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky to continue production. Division reports 75 000 pounds sock yarn on hand and notes extensive wartime knitting output and global reach of garments for soldiers refugees and allied troops.
At a recent Carey Post meeting Homer Thrall was chosen Post Commander and T H Smith Senior Vice Commander. George Huff becomes Junior Vice Commander G W Starr is Quartermaster W A Perkins is Chaplain M A Thornton Officer of the Day W C Alderson Adjutant. Next meeting is Saturday December 1.
A Tuesday evening thunder shower brought heavy rain and a predicted cold spell that has not yet appeared. The note highlights amateur forecasts and the unexpected lag in the temperature drop.
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