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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1924

Page

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Gardner Chosen Captain of Ohio U Football Team

The Green and White reports Larry Gardner of Carey elected captain for the 1925 season at Ohio University. A two year student, Gardner rose from scrub to varsity tackle, noted for blocking a Wesleyan pass and solid line play. He is praised as a fighter and team player, son of George Gardner Sr. of North Street.

Larry” Gardner Carey Ohio University Gardner Wold Tavo Agong Orse Garry Ohio Angy Thens Larry Peden Wesleyan Wise Athens George Gardner, Jr George Gardner North St

Funeral of Mrs Mary Ruehle Held in Adrian

The funeral service for Mrs. Mary Ruehle, who died at her Adrian home Tuesday afternoon, was conducted Friday at 2:00 PM at the Adrian Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. Lewis P. Speaker officiated, with music by local quartets and Miss Elsie Howard. Burial was in McCutchynville Cemetery. Pallbearers included Thomas Raredow, B. J. Clouse, and others. Attendees ranged from Fostoria to Upper Sandusky, with numerous Gessner and Sprow relatives listed.

Mary Ruehle Adrian Methodist Episcopal Church Lewis P. Speaker Carey Lutheran Church W. 9. LeMott J. D. Ewing Elsie Howard I. L. Culley Jacob Sprow George Sprow Shelby S. N. Clark G. T. Martin George Ragon Abram Needs Upper Sandusky

Big Four North End Claim Prevention Meeting Held

The Big Four North End Claim Prevention Meeting convened at the Big Four freight house in Carey on December 12. Members included R M Carter agent Tiffin chairman A C Reckinger chief clerk Sandusky Clem Looker Kenton C M M Ewing Forest Chas Welch agent Findlay Howard Gobrecht Fred Mitchell and D Shearer Carey.

Big Four Freight House Carey Der 12 R M Carter Agent Tiffin A C Reckinger Cheir Clerk Sandusky Clem Looker Kenton C MM Ewing Forest Chas Welch Agent Findlay Howard Gobrecht Fred Mitchell D Shearer

Men’s Bible Class Elects New Officers at Evangelical Church

The Evangelical church Men’s Bible class met at Leroy Wonder’s home Monday evening for a business and social session. Officials elected were A. E Constien president, Chester Tate vice president, F. L. Livingston treasurer, and Truman Young secretary. A two course lunch followed.

The Evangelical Church Leroy Wonder A. E Constien Chester Tate F. L. Livingston Truman Young

Ruehle Family Thanks After Sorrowful Loss

The Ruehle family expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and clergy for support after their bereavement. They thank those who sent flowers ministers and musicians and all who helped ease their burden. Mr and Mrs A J Ruehle Miss Hattie Ruehle Mr and Mrs Arthur Ruehle.

A. J. Ruehle Hattie Ruehle Arthur Ruehle

Young student wins prize in Fostoria essay contest

Elizabeth Jacoby 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Jacoby of north of town and a St Wendolyns pupil at Fostoria won a $5 gold piece for her essay on House Lighting in a national livestock exposition contest held in Fostoria.

Elizabeth Wm _ Jacoby North of Town St. Wendolyn's Parochial School Fostoria

Cement floor poured to seal off odor at Strand Theatre

D A Capelli is laying a solid cement floor under the Strand Theatre to eliminate a lingering odor detected for weeks. He plans to prevent any trace from penetrating the building and to remedy the problem.

D .A. Capelii Strand Theatre Mr Capell

East Town farmer wins beat the ton litter prize

Frank Stanley of east of town raised a litter of 11 pigs this season and beat the ton litter class by almost 40 percent. He sold the 11 hogs at six months and seventeen days old weighing 270.94 pounds.

Frank Stanley East of Town

Forest man buys Zahn insurance agency operations

D Cook of Forest has purchased the Zahn insurance agency and will run an office at the rear of Dr R C Van Buren's. Mr Cook is a brother of Mrs R C Van Buren.

D Cook Forest Zahn Insurance Agency R. ¢ van Buren Cook R C, van Buren

Booster Club Meeting Trip by Big Four Train

All members planning to attend the Booster Club meeting in Fostoria will depart on the Big Four train at 5:25 p.m. A 6:00 p.m. dinner will be served.

Booster Club Fostoria Big Four

Carey Times Christmas Shopping Extra Invitation

Carey Times urges readers to patronize local merchants in the special Christmas Shopping Extra. Merchants sponsor the edition and promise to accommodate shoppers while the paper asks readers to support advertising businesses during the holiday season.

Carey ‘Times Carey Times

On Christmas Eve By Emily Gurks Adams

On Christmas Eve the poem recalls December beauty as snow falls and trees bow to the white earth. It reflects on Christmas night when Jesus came to save and urges giving with love in the spirit of God.

Emily Gurks Adams Jesus

Lutheran Church Notes Ahead of Christmas and Winter Communion

The sermon Sunday morning will be Before Christ Came. No evening service due to the pastor's absence. Luther League meets at 6 30. Rev Lewis P Speaker departs Sunday afternoon for New York City to spend Christmas with Mrs Speaker and expects return by next Sunday. Canned fruit not yet sent to Qesterlen Orphans Home. contributions welcome by Sunday. Brotherhood members will distribute produce to the needy. Oesterlen Orphans Appeal canvass ongoing. Christmas Service at 7 A M Christmas Day. Winter Communion on Jan 4 first Sunday in the New Year.

Christ Luther League Lewis P. Speaker New York City Brotherhood Oesterlen

Pythian Bazaar Draws Large Crowds Over Weekend

Large crowds attended the Pythian Bazaar Thursday to Saturday last week. Amusement and generous support flowed to boost the lodge building fund as organizers were commended for their faithful efforts.

Christmas trees adorning business sockets nationwide

Carey’s business section notes merchants in this locality and nationally decorate flag sockets with small Christmas trees this season. The practice is seen in Missouri towns and several in Ohio, with several merchants continuing to decorate trees.

Carey Missouri Ohio

Death of Brother-In-Law Ends Carey Resident’s Life

W J Prerunger died at a Chicago hospital after surgery for cancer at about 65. He leaves a wife Minnie Nye Jr and two sons. The family, including Mrs Sinsminger, were former Carey residents.

Mires Furace Reece W J Prerunger Mandar Chicago M. Pasminger Minnie Nye Jr Sinsminger Carey

Mrs Isaac Wohlgamuth Dies at 82 in Vanlue

Mrs Isaac Wohlgamuth died Wednesday at 4 30 PM at her Vanlue home from heart trouble. She was 82 and survived by four children. Sons Lindsey of Findlay, Orange at home, and Logan near Carey. Daughter Brittie, at home, is the only daughter.

Isaak Wohlgamuth Vanlue Lindsey Findlay Orange Logan West of Carey Brittie

Death of Union editor recalled in Marion Star report

The Marion Star notes the death of Mrs. S R Reber former editor of the Union at Upper Sandusky. She died in Highland Falls New York at 1 30 pm Thursday called there by the death of her brother Frank Tripp aged 74. Uremic poisoning is given as the cause. Frank Tripp formerly lived in Upper Sandusky and later moved to Highland Falls. He is survived by two daughters Mrs John Meyer and Miss Edith Tripp of Highland Falls. Two sisters Mrs J F Ficken and Mrs Reber of Marion and a brother William H Tripp of Highland Falls also survive.

Marion Star Union Upper Sandusky S R Reber Mt. Vernon Avenue Highland Falls N. Y Frank Tripp Tripp John Meyer Edith Tripp J. F. Ficken Reber Marion William H Tripp

Death of Highland Falls publisher Frank T. Tripp

Frank T. Tripp longtime News of the Highlands publisher died at St. Luke's Hospital Newburgh from kidney trouble in the 75th year. He supported public enterprises and served as AP local correspondent. Survived by two daughters two sisters and one brother. funeral at Presbyterian church with Masonic burial in Peacedale cemetery.

Tripp News of the Highlands Highland Falls New York Frank T. Tripp St. Luke’s Hospital Newburgh Frank T Tripp Upper Sandusky Ohio Associated Press Walpole Lodge Hudson River Marion Wiliam H Tripp Presbyterian Church Peacedale Cemetery Hogan & Bevan

Home Missionary Society Meeting Notes in Methodist Service

The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church met at Mrs Porre’s home after morning services. Mrs Ray Oglesbee led group 4 with prayer and program reports followed by a lesson on New Homes A-Building led by several members.

Womins Visstedies Society of the Methodist (Episcopal Church Yast Widhk Por Porre Ranver No 4 C. N. Cosgray Frank Daymon WL. Lindsay M. A. Washburn Margaret Dow O. L Shumate S. B Chesebrough Bert Purkey

Evangelical Missionary Society Thank Offering Night

The Evangelical church held a Thank Offering program with piano solos by Bertha Nye and the Stroup sisters, scripture read by Mrs. Cora Hart, prayers led by Rev A G Tozer, duets by Mable Wonder and Elizabeth Stroup, and several dialogues. The choir sang an anthem and the Rainbow Pageant by the C I C class concluded with offering totaling $40.

Evangelical Church Bertha Nye Henry Daymon Cora Hart A. G. Tozer Mable Wonder Elizabeth Stroup T EfCople Roland McDowell Virgil Green Glaude Johnson Henry ‘Drypion Truntin Young Margaret Bowlby Mary. Stroup George Perkins Paul Powell C R. Tate Elza Jacobs Martha Hart Lucy ‘Laughlin

Kiwanis Luncheon Discusses Christmas Plans and Local Service

Twenty one Kiwanis members met at Capell's dining room for a Monday luncheon with no speaker. They discussed Christmas plans and community service projects, heard about Cleveland clubs from secretary W D Goble, and noted committees to be named next week.

Capell’s W. D. Goble Cleveland Lakewood Frank Simerine T A. Weatherford

W. B. A. Meets for Christmas Exchange and Gift to Leader

The WBA of the Maccabees held a regular session Friday night with 30 Juniors present. They conducted their annual Christmas exchange and each junior received candy and popcorn plus a small remembrance. Mrs George Perkins, retiring commander, was honored with a leather handbag for three years of service.

WBA of the Maccabees George Perkins

Postponed Meeting Notice for December 26 1924

C E notice states due to Christmas and annual officer election the regular meeting is moved to Friday December 26 1924. Members are urged to attend that night. Thos Noon pres and F J Mangett sec.

J Mangett

Public sale publicity and local visits noted

The item mentions Carex and Fimes public sale publicity. G Spencer of Findlay hosted dinner guests Tuesday at the Newhard home. Christmas health seals are sold in town as posters appear. Mrs Forest Ehingle and family visited sister Mrs Francis Corbin in Wharton. Mrs KL G Thrall of Marysville is recovering from an appendectomy in Grant Hospital Columbus. Mr and Mrs WT Hank traveled to Boston for the illness of their daughter Miss Gertrude with mastoid trouble.

G Spencer of Findlay George Newhard Forest Ehingle June Gerald Francis Corbin Wharton KL G Thrall Marysville Grant Hospital Columbus Hank Boston Miss Gertrude

Mickie Says WW Order Warns of Time to Submit

A plea urges readers to send any material for the paper promptly. The note stresses timely submission between issues and warns not to wait until the last minute to avoid missing coverage.

United Brethren Revival Opens Friday Night

The revival meeting at the United Brethren church starts Friday night December 19 at 7 30 Rev Paul Herrick of Bonebrake Seminary Dayton will lead singing and oversee the children's work He is described as a splendid baritone singer Rev Bert Jaynes the pastor will preach Subjects include Consecration for Services The Sin of Taking It Easy The Sin of Omission What is a Christian The Iive Mistakes a Man Made The Escaped Convict A Costly Decision The Forgotten Promise A Wonderful Change The public is cordially invited to attend these services.

United Brethren Church Paul Herrick Bonebrake Seminary Dayton Bert Jaynes Iive

Contested county commissioner race opens in Carey

O C Rickle of Carey challenges the election result claiming republican victory over a democrat for county commissioner. The proceeding before Justices Jay Marguerat and J K Dilney included A G Fuller for Rickle and Parker & Hare for Frey and Murray. Hearing adjourned to Thursday at 9 30.

O. C Rickle Carey Tuesay Morning Board of Elections Justices of the Peace Jay Marguerat J. K. Dilney Salem Township Rickle A. G. Fuller Findlay Charles F. Frey Z. G. Murray Parker & Hare Frank A. Geery A. Billhardt, Jr

Funeral Held for Dana A. Howard World War Veteran

Dana A. Howard, a World War veteran, died at a hospital near Kerrville Texas on December 10. His remains arrived in Carey and were taken to Sutter undertaking rooms. A funeral service officiated by Rev. A G Tozer was held at the evangelical church and burial followed in Richtie cemetery Crawford. He was born February 15 1898 in Marion and was the son of Louis and Martha Wright Howard. His mother is dead and his father resides at Marengo. He was a grandson of John Wright of this city.

Dana A. Howard Kerrville Texas Carey Sutter Evangelical Church A. G. Tozer American Legion Richtie Crawford Dana Howard Marion Louis Martha Wright) Howard Marengo John Wright

Always In Trouble dramatic benefit in Carey for shrine fund

The Thalians of Columbus present Always In Trouble at the Carey parish hall on Saturday January 3 1925 to raise funds for the Our Lady of Consolation shrine church building. Admission is 10 cents with an extra charge for reservations. Reserved seating available with additional fee.

Thalians of Columbus

Chicken market falls amid embargo on eastern markets

The chicken market declines due to an embargo tied to a disease affecting poultry spreading from the West to the East. Ohio is said to be affected in spots, but no fatalities are designated and no local cases have been reported.

Ohio

Pardy Nenp Week On Wednesday After Christmas

The notice appears to state a change in schedule or publication timing due to Christmas, shifting the week’s operations to midweek. It mentions a response from Atlanta and references a later delivery or release from Wednesday onwards.

Rebekah OfT Top RS Election Results For Year

On the evening of last week the Rebekahs elected officers for the coming year Noble Grand Mrs Hugh Nutts Vice Grand Miss Iva Hussex Recording Secretary Miss Lucille Hunter Financial Secretary Mrs Scott Tong

Rebekahs Hugh Nutts Iva Hussex Lucille Hunter Scott Tong

Pythian Sisters To Meet For Practice Session

The Pythian Sisters will gather at the hall on Thursday evening December 15 for a practice meeting. Members are urged to attend and participate in the scheduled activities.

Mrs S B Kloopfer Very Sick At Home East Of Carey

Mrs S B Kloopfer lies very sick at her residence east of Carey, with friends and relatives awaiting improvement in health.

S. B. Kloopfer Carey

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