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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1919

Page

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WCTU Holds Monthly Meeting Plans Holiday Cheer Drive

The Woman's Christian Temperance union met Friday at Mrs A Blue's home with Mrs Viola Jacobs presiding. Selections included The Conflict is Past, prayers led by Mrs Dow, readings by Mrs Wenner and Mrs Jrubey, and reports on the Harpstern institute. Plans to send Christmas treats to the infirmary inmates were discussed along with fundraising boxes. Rev R D Sheppard was secured for monthly infirmary services. The next meeting will be at Mrs Jo King’s home on the second Friday in August.

Woman's Christian Temperance Lanion A Blue Viola Jacobs J.C Dow Blue Chas. Wenner L. OD. Jrubey R, DD Sheppard Upper Sandusky Mx. Sheppard

Trains Resume On Hocking Valley Line After Break

Passenger service on the Hocking Valley line resumed Monday after a five day pause. No. 31 northbound and No. 34 southbound trains returned to regular schedules at 8:22 am and 1:00 pm respectively. Carey Times notes Christmas gift card availability.

Hocking Valley

Hi Y Club Organizes At Carey High School

The Carey High School hosts a December 11 meeting to form the Hi Y Club with officers Cecil Perkins president Paul Heck vice president John Newhard secretary William Ogg treasurer Elza Jacobs leader and an advisory committee. A constitution committee including Perkins Heck Newhard Og g is elected. W G Cartach, state Y M C A secretary, visited to promote county Y M C A work.

Cecil Perkins Paul Heck John W Newhard Wiliam Ogg Elza Jacobs C. M. Beitler R. H. Gillespie R. M. Johnston Carey High United States Carey Hi-Y Owever John Newhard David Og

Water dogs for park display crowdedly described near Ashland

The Ashland area reports two water dogs captured by Clarence Snyder while working on county bridges. The creatures resemble land dogs in size and shape but float in a glass globe at Union Hardware Co. One is noted for protruding pink lungs and a square head, while the other has a froglike mouth and black claws. Snyder sent the specimens to Carey Park for display.

Ashland Clarence Snyder Snyder Union Hardware Co Sishland Times-Gazette Carey Park

Married at Tiffin Bride Velmar Smith Weds Lee Gibson

Velmar Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank J Smith of 72 Hancock street married Lee H Gibson of Carey at St Josephs parsonage with Rev L Hultgen presiding. Dress was Alice blue silk and black hat. A wedding dinner at the bride's home honored the immediate family.

Velmar Smith Frank J. Smith Hancock Street Lee H Gibson Carey St. Joseph's Parsonage Rev . L. Hultgen Orson Gibson James M. Haines Gibson Captul Food Co Tiffin Advertiser

Crawford Township Board Discusses Centralization

The Crawford township board of education met in regular session Monday evening with members Baker Phillips Beis Davis and Clerk Md Campbell Jr present. After bills were approved the topic of centralization and consolidation was tabled for the next meeting on January 1 1920.

Crawford Township

Please Get Married at Strand Delivers Nonstop Laughter

The Strand showed the comedy Please Get Married on Monday and Tuesday evenings delivering a sustained laugh pace. Audience reactions were strong as many situations kept members breathless and engaged from start to finish.

The Strand

Mail service adjustments reported for Sunday runs

An item notes that mail trains numbered 32 and 35 on the Lone Valley route will operate Sunday to expedite service. The post office will extend hours to permit mailing, aiding quicker handling of urgent messages.

Uoeking Valley

Special Chamber Meeting at Moose Hall Uridag

A special Chamber of Commerce meeting is scheduled at Moose Hall Uridag. Members are urged to attend the session with emphasis on municipal matters and community update.

Chamber ‘of Commerce Uridag i Moose Hall

Upper Sandusky Notes Mix of Dignitaries D eath and Deals

The Wyandot county notes record Ex-President Taft dining in Upper Sandusky, a series of marriages including Miss Clara Heller to Henry McFarland, business closings by Watts, and civic matters such as the Harden Wyandot Light Co case. Local deaths include William Durer, Margaret Mahle, Truman Ward, and Prof. A H Owen with funeral details and collectives.

Taft Hocking Valley Upper Sandusky Henry McFarland Clara Heller Squire Bolish United States Supreme Court Harden- Wyandot Light Ecourt Upper Sandusky Common . Pleas Court Thomas 1 Tanker Wip Oymer Provuie Wyandot

Mrs Almeda Pennington Rites Held In Sycamore

Mrs. Almeda Pennington 71 5 11 died after a general breakdown. Funeral services were held at Sycamore cemetery with Rev. J B Ferguson officiating. She was wife of H H Pennington of Rochester Michigan daughter of Mr and Mrs George Corwin of Carey. Attendants included C L Merriman Kenton and other relatives.

Almeda Pennington H. H. Pennington Rochester Mich George Corwin Carey Sycamore C. L. Merriman Kenton Staum Sycamore Cemetery J. B. Ferguson Sylvester Shuman George Shu Inman James Shuman H. Stahl George Croker R. C. Pennington

Local census enumerators named for townships

Commissions issued to A. T. McGown for Carey Clinton Baker for Crawford Township and Ed Evans for Ridge to enumerate starting January 2 and ending within a month. Enumerators earn 4 cents per name, 30 cents per farm report, and 10 cents per building with livestock not on the farm.

A. T .McGown Carey Clinton Baker Crawford Towship Ed Evans Ridge edAch

Cold spell drives coal use as gas pressure drops

Carey and others faced low gas pressure for days causing cooking and heating difficulties. A few households had limited gas for furnaces but the cold spell convinced many that coal is preferable. Industrial users long for steady electric service due to low lighting pressure.

Carey

Death Notice of Miss Julian Hensminger in Chicago

Mrs Frank Stanley of west of town receives word of the death of her niece Miss Julian Hensminger daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Ensminger in Chicago The death occurred Wednesday morning of last week in Chicago She was remembered in care as Vinnie Noo Apocher daughter Mos flefen Mi Toad and succumbed to pneumonia last February

Frank Stanley West of Town Julian Hensminger Ww J Ensminger Chicago Haaminger Wall Vinnie Noo

Pine Issue Highlights Call for High School Dullgiving Support

The Pine issue features merit with original pieces and columns urging public backing for the high school during neglect and funding challenges. It stresses the need to improve and retain its first class charter by mobilizing community support.

Farm Purchases Near Town Signal Spring Move

Jacob Fruth purchased the 60 acre farm of Frank Temple located three and a half miles northwest of town and plans to move there in the spring. Henry Orthefeee Sup tiskt has rented Mr Urith farm ve miles northeast of town where Wye Brith has Woe Mili ging.

Jacob Fruth Frank Temple Henry Orthefeee

Floral display brightens Carey Greenhouses window

The Carey Tire and Rubber Co. office window features a fine floral display this week. Beautiful carnations and sprays are arranged for passersby to enjoy, highlighting the Greenhouses Mir. Schee vendor.

Vrithe Careyy Timés Carey Tire and’ Rubber” Co

Dismissed School as Wind Disrupts East End Monday

A wind disruption led to the dismissal of classes at the East End school on Monday morning. No students attended classes as heating problems and room conditions caused closures.

East End

Gas Rates Are Boosted In Village Meeting Report

The village council, led by Mayor Long, discussed and informally accepted increased gas rates offered by Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Co. The new rates set to take effect December 29, 1919, followed extensive billing and payroll items approved by the finance and public affairs boards. The meeting adjourned to January 1, 1920.

Long Hood Blue Rjester Sandy Henry Griffith H. H W. H. Snyder Bassett Co al. Blue J. L. Hood Ed Riester R. H. Griffith D. C. Henry John Stoady Caleb Dietelbach Carolyn Newhard S S Hart Kennerley Wm. Long C. Angus T. H. Heck G. E. Krider C. M. Brown H. W. Wilson & Co F. J. Moyer Clair Lytle Gottfried Bros J. D. Ewing No Wonder Moore-Cottrell Walter Carr C. C. Carr Joe Silverstein Board of Public Affairs Clow & Sons Blanchard Farmers’ Elevator Co Central West Coal Co L. GB M. Gottfried Hocking Valley J D. Ewing United Brass Mfg. Co Modern Iron Works Clarence Musgrave Peter Long Scott Long Carey Transfer Clem Anderson Krebs Carey Mill and Elevator Co Reynolds Gottfried Frank Damon Scott Tong Cosgray T. J.” Edmonson Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Co Toonwmorton

Election of Officers at Carey Fire Department

At the regular meeting of the Carey Fire Department the following officers were elected for 192K: chief Tom Yonder. assistant chief Slemmer. secretaries Humbert and others. Trustees named Peter Long Tesse Stombaugh and Minor Mann. Members include Charles Brown S W Pahl Tom Baker William Humbert and others.

Carey ‘Fire Hie Tom Yonder Slemmer Humbert Willians Hum “Lrens Sim Krebs Peter Long Tésse Stombaugh Minor Mann Bosemen Charles Brown S. W Pahl Tom Baker William Humbert W B. Hoff Frank Slemmer Karl Black Prank Manger Sam Krebs Fred Pieraccini Russell Bloom Otto Kr EO Starvey Albaugh Cyril Kramer F . Moyer D. J. Uumbert Andy Greer W. B Hof

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