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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1920

Page

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Marriage of Walter Beinbrech and Flora Humbert in Monroe

Walter Beinbrech son of Mr and Mrs Adam Beinbrech of Upper Sandusky and Flora S Humbert daughter of Mr and Mrs D J Humbert of this city wed at the Monroe parsonage in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev Henry F Zapf. The couple returned to Toledo then Carey before planning to reside in Upper Sandusky. Beinbrech is a carpenter and Humbert is a Times linotype operator. he is a World War I veteran with 13 months service including nine in France.

Monroe Mich Walter Beinprech Adam Beinbrech Upper Sandusky Flora S. Humbert D. J. Humbert Henry F. Zapf Evangelical Lutheran Church Hig Elsa Zapf Alexander McRae Detroit Beinbrech Toledo Times Reinbrech France 122Nd Engineers

Maccabee Meeting Highlights Local Knights and Ladies

About 150 attended an open Maccabee Knights and Ladies meeting. Great Record Keeper George H. Scott of Toledo spoke, with district managers R. S. Cox and x. H. Harrison present. A male quartet performed, readings and a playlet were staged, and 14 of a 25 new member class have been secured.

Maccabee ‘Knights and Ladies George H. Scott Toledo R. S. Cox Marion X. H. Harrison Delaware Jesse Stombaugh J. B. Moore W. J. Baker W. §. le Mott George Perkins George Wolfrum W. Pahl Corrine Pierce Pauline Yingling The Maccabees

Auto accident after Eastern Star installation

Friday evening Lawrence Wenner and I A Galbroner rode home from Sycamore after an Eastern Star installation. As they stood near the Wenner car on East Main Street a car traveling east swerved and struck the Wenner vehicle, breaking its front axle and brushing Mrs Galbroner injuring her hips. The driver sped away without stopping. The Wenner car was by the curb and the other vehicle left the center of the street.

Lawrence Wenner I. A. Galbroner Sycamore Eastern Star Galbroner Wenner Auto East Main Street Wenner

Housing committee to study Toledo proposal

At the chamber of commerce executive meeting a committee was selected to visit Toledo in a few days to investigate a housing proposal. Members are H. F. Graves I. G. Huston C. I. Kessler and R. D. Perkins. New industries promise more houses by spring as the chamber seeks adequate housing.

Chamber of Commerce Toledo H. F. Graves I. G. Huston C. I. Kessler R. D. Perkins

Wax bead novelty jewelry and hatpins for Christmas gifts

Wax beads formed from colored sealing wax are strung on silk cord with or without glass or steel beads. The colors are melted over an alcohol flame and cast onto a knitting needle while soft. Pretty hatpins are made in the same way.

Rover

Upper Sandusky County Local News Quietly Busy

County reports show eggs dropping ten cents in Upper Sandusky market. Several local deaths and marriages noted with Frank Stroup estate action and Sycamore events. Poultry firm Eagle Nest Hatchery formed. National Seram Pump Works to scale back hours. telephone rate hike proposed. multiple burglaries reported locally.

Sandusky Frank Stroup Upper Sandusky Poultry Association Sycamore Newell Mouser Isaac Rousch Salem Township Dessie Clabaugh Eden Township Peter Schoenberger Richland Township Nicholas Henry Elizabeth Denzer Hayman Elizabeth Althouse Switzerland Samuel Duvall Toledo Common Pleas Court Burson & Kurtz Upper Sandusky Eagle Nest Hatchery Walter Little Forest Little National Seram Pump Works Charles Messnard Carey Crawford Court of Appeals Benjamin C. Reynolds Bursch &Kurtz Charles Morganson Wyandot County Leroy A.frey Hocking Valley

Mrs Maddah J Beck Dies in Fostoria After Cancer Battle

Mrs Maddah J Beck wife of Peter A Beck died at 570 North County Line street Friday morning after a six month illness with cancer. Born December 30 1850 in Carey she married Andrew Myers in 1886, widowed in 1912, and married Peter Beck on July 2 1914. Survived by three brothers and two sisters, funeral held Monday at Spring Grove cemetery Carey conducted by Rev J M Shimer.

Maddah J Peter A. M Beck North County Line Street Beck David Harris Carey Andrew Myers Myers Budcyrus Peter Theodore Harris Grover Scott Long J. Williamson Carl Shuman Wm. Dargin Springfeld

Notice of license amendment for Bert Redmond agents

Known all men that Bert Redmond doing business as Bert Redmond holder of license 3885 at Garey Ohio has applied on December 10, 1920 to the Commissioner of Securities of Ohio for leave to amend such license by adding to it the names of agents M. E. Throp Ravenna Ohio R. Fred Goddard Alliance Ohio G. V. Sutphen Carey Ohio W. J. Baker Carey Ohio R. C. Pennington Carey Ohio G. W. Beis Carey Ohio L. H. Hume Carey Ohio

Home China Co Bert Redmond Garey Ohio Commissioner of Securities of M. E. Throp Ravenna

Meaning of Ordinance Sparks Rural Protest

Farmers misunderstand a Chamber of Commerce drafted ordinance before the council. It targets itinerant vendors and fly-by-night merchants, not farmers selling farm products. Supporters say such stores avoid taxes and donations and would be welcomed only if they contribute.

Chamber of Commerce

Six Brothers Together Visit Thriving Town

The five brothers of Rev. J. H. Amore visited the parsonage over the weekend and returned Monday to Cochocton Columbus and Zanesville. Capt Amore preached at Carey and St Johns while the Amore quartet sang the Gospel story praising the town and farming community. The six brothers once worked together musically but had not gathered in eight years.

J. H. ‘Amore Cochocton Columbus Zanesville Capt. Amore Carey St. John’s Amore Quartette

Milroy Talks with Harding on League of Nations

Grant Karrig plans to confer with President-elect Harding in Milroy regarding the League of Nations. The meeting aims to align on postwar international organization and its role.

Successful Minstrel Delights Carey Audience At Pythian Hall

About 150 people gathered at the Pythian Hall last Thursday for a minstrel show by the Pythian Sisters. Mrs Zettle Kennerley was interlocutor with Mrs H G Chambers and Mrs Jay Lenner as endmen. Other performers included Mrs F L Moyer Mrs C M Kear Mrs Frank Slemmer and Mrs George Perkins. May Chambers and Maurine Moyer sang Old Black Joe while Dwight Hosterman accompanied at the piano. The audience enjoyed the varied program and the Sisters plan a repeat after the holidays.

Pythian Pythian Sisters C. M. Kear Frank Slemmer George Perkins D. J. Humbert Forest Dame Jessie Grooms Charles Carr G W. Montague C. A. Willams Dwight Hosterman May Chambers Maurine Mo

W C T U Met Friday Afternoon in Session

The W C T U met Friday afternoon with Mrs E M Burson. The session opened with singing What a Friend We Have in Jesus and a scripture reading. The union recited the Lord's Prayer in concert and heard letters from state president Florence D Richards and county president Walton about dues and carry on remarks by Mrs Coulter.

E. M. Burson Jesus L. G. Ranger Florence D. Richards A. J. King Walton

Organizing Club Shares Offered by American Legion Post

Karl Green Post American Legion begins selling $10 shares to members and non members to raise funds for a club room. Shares redeemable five years after issue date. No contributions solicited. Interested parties notify Charles H Myers Fred Pieraccini or J H Loy.

Karl Green Post American Legion Post Charles H. Myers Fred Pieraccini J. H. Loy

Community Santa Claus Arrives in Carey Saturday

The Carey Chamber of Commerce schedules Santa Claus to visit on Saturday December 18 with an expected 1 30 PM arrival. He will give treats and candy to every child. Arrangements were led by A H Kennerley I G Huston and S M Ranger with solicitation by I S Burson Fr N Schira and H B Keller.

Santa*Claus Carey Chamber of Commerce Santa Santa Claus A. H. Kennerley I. G. Huston S. M. Ranger I. S. Burson Fr. N. Schira H. B. Keller

White Gift Christmas at Methodist Sunday School

The Methodist Sunday school will present a White Gift Christmas next Sunday at 7:00 PM. The event funds will aid suffering children in Europe. The church will be decorated in white and the Christmas story told in pantomime with senior and junior choirs performing.

Methodist Sunday School

Cleveland women seek factory work after canvass

Completed canvass by the Printz-Biedermann committee in Cleveland finds 57 unemployed women and girls seeking work in the proposed factory. Of these 57, 40 are undertermined, 35 are possible, and 30 names of outside-city applicants are listed.

Chamber of Commerce Printz-Biedermann Cleveland

Care to Visit Carey Customers Postponed by Illness

Mrs. L. M. Gear announces illness prevents visits to Carey and invites customers to call at her residence 220 W Johnson St, for service. She will cover car fare and can be reached by Bell phone No. 6 R.

Gear Carey Upper Sandusky L. M. Gear W. Johnson St. Bell

Maccabee Ladies Plan Christmas Exchange Meeting

The Lady Maccabees will hold a regular meeting Friday evening at 7:30. After the session, the Christmas exchange will take place with refreshments served. All members are urged to attend.

Millinery Parlor Planned Over Post Office

Miss Helen Courtad rents the middle front room over the post office and plans opening a millinery parlor for spring trade. She has worked in several local millinery establishments and has many Carey friends.

Helen Courtad Miss Courtad Carey

Chautauqua Faces Deficit After 1920 Receipts

The 1920 Chautauqua shows a deficit of $122.75 in receipts. Each guarantor owes $275 to cover the shortfall.

Children’s books at The Ewing Drug Co sighted

Thomas O'Brien of Upper Sandusky was in town Monday with news of children’s books at The Ewing Drug Co. The brief item notes local commerce and visiting resident.

The Ewing Drug Co Thomas O’brien Upper Sandusky

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Reo Overland Dodge W. H. Phelps Garage Co Goodyear and Michelin Tires Holmes Edwards New Optical & Jewelry Co R. E. Neu, Optometrist and Optician East-Findlay-St Atto Franklin Shellhouse Crawfordsville Squire Joseph Polish Morganson Frey Fostoria Fred Goddard Alliance G. V. Sutphen R.C. Pennington G. W. Beis Carey Ohio L. H. Hume Harding Maccabee Christmas Exchange
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