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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1925

Page

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Mitch of Carey Exhibits Regal Horses at Chicago Livestock Show

Mitch of Carey showcased six Regian horses at the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. Prince Albert Jr. and Major du Bois placed high in 3-year-old and 2-year-old classes, with Major du Bois topping his stallion class and earning Reserve Junior Champion in stallions. Wentz & Sons exhibited multiple prize winners including Ruby Mare and yearling Robbie Bolser, with strong group-class finishes.

Mitch of Carey Chicago Prince Albert, Jr Major du Bois Pine A. Wentz & Sons Robbie Bolser Ruby Wentz & Son Wentz America

Cantata at M. E. Church Lights Eternal

Methodist Episcopal choir presented The Light Eternal to a large audience Sunday evening. Soloists included Alma Lée dom Mildred Mann Wagenia Henry Mrs J W Winans Mrs C B Palmer Nial Ryder C Y D Mitchell G M Kurtz and J G Loy.

Methodist Episcopal Choir Alma Lée¢dom Mildred Mann Wagenia Henry J. W. Winans C. &. Palmer Nial Ryder C. Y D. Mitchell G. M. Kurtz J. G. Loy

Marion man fined for drunken and disorderly conduct

Claude Holcroft of Marion was arrested Saturday evening for allegedly running amuck in the home of a foreign laborer at the lime plant. On Monday morning Mayor Blue fined him 35 dollars and seven dollars costs for drunken and disorderly conduct.

Claude Holcroft Marion

Research Club Meeting And Officer Elections

The Research Club will meet monthly on December 28 at Miss Della Gilliland’s home. The gathering will include the annual selection of officers.

Della Gilliland

White Gift Christmas Program At Methodist Church

The Methodist Sunday school will stage a White Gift Christmas program at the church Friday night. The public is cordially invited.

Methodist Sunday School

Kiwanis Luncheon Sets Xmas Baskets and Duplicator Plan

At noon Monday the Kiwanis voted to send Christmas baskets to needy peers in the community. A basket will go to a Carey child at the Delaware childrens home. Resolutions honoring Willis R Kurtz were adopted and copies sent to family and Kiwanis magazine. Dr W N Johnson proposed a weekly bulletin and G M Kurtz was named assistant secretary. Farmers night is planned. no meeting next Monday.

Kiwanis Jacob Stief Carey Childrens Delaware Willis R. Kurtz Lewis P. Speaker Kiwanis Magazine W. N. Johnson G. M Kurtz

Evangelical Church Notes and Christmas Activities

The Sunday school elects officers on Sunday December 27. E L C E members will sing carols at sick homes on Christmas Eve. Dedication date of the new Sunday school addition to be announced next week with services expected in January. The K N C class met December 18 at the Livingstons. Children's Christmas exercise drew nearly 250 attendees. White Gifts services raised 65 dollars with several pledges and ninety one envelopes contributing. gifts still welcome and will be recognized by the pastor.

K. of N. C Forest Livingston

Father once owned Tives and local papers in Findlay

Dr. Alfred Balsley took over the Zeis office and is son of Alfred H. Balsley who owned the Carey Times over 40 years ago. The Balsley family lived in Findlay where Alfred H. also owned the Jeffersonian. George Tallman ran the Times during that ownership. After the Tallmans’ deaths one daughter lived with the Balsleys.

Alfred Balsley Awson I. N. Zeis Alfred H. Balsley The Carey Times Mr. Balsley Findlay Jeffersonian George Tallman Times Balksley

Christmas Matin Service At New Lutheran Church

The Christmas Matin is set for 6 AM in the newly remodeled church with a public invitation. The Christmas offering benefits the Oesterlen Orphans Home in Springfield. Starting with the Christmas service 411 services will be held before the dedication on January 21.

Oesterlen Springfield Vanlue Luther League Sunday School Luther Leaguers Christ Church

Carey’s Farmers Institute set for February dates

Forrest Baker J R Rees and Wm Pontius attended the county farmers institute conference in Upper Sandusky Saturday. D W Gashouse led the event and urged a community convention style program. Dates February 12 13 or February 19 20 were favored for the Carey institute with arranging meetings planned. Crawford Ridge residents may expect a strong program this year.

Forrest Baker J R. Rees Wm. Pontius County Farmers Institute Upper Sandusky D. W. Gashouse Farmers Institutes Mr. Gatehouse Carey Institute Crawford-Ridge

Car Wreck Near Findlay Injures None. Family Unharmed

A Hudson coach carrying a Detroit man, his wife and two sons rolled over on the Carey Findlay road about 10 am Tuesday. The car wrecked completely, yet the occupants escaped serious injury and returned to Findlay after the incident in front of C A Cooper's residence three miles west of town.

Detroit Maryland Carey-Findlay C A Cooper Findlay

Stork Deliveries Reported in Local Birth Notices

An 8½ pound son arrived Tuesday last week to Mr and Mrs J A Koeh of Sycamore. An 8½ pound son born December 9 to Mr and Mrs Berton Krum on South Street, named Linus Lesley. An 8½ pound son born December 16 to Mr and Mrs Edward Bakies of Glen Avenue.

J. A Koeh Sycamore Berton Krum South Street Linus Lesley Edward Bakies Glen Ave

Dairy Short Course Discussion On January 4 Meeting

The Dairy Short Course convenes Monday night January 4 with J. R. Rees, agriculture instructor, leading a discussion on balancing of rations.

J. R. Rees

Kennerley Restaurant Reopens on S Vance Street

Kennerley restaurant on S Vance street has reopened and invites patronage. Regular meals priced at 35c and chicken dinners Sundays at 40c for lunch. Peirce Livingston, proprietor.

Kennerley S. Vance Street Peirce Livingston

J W Brown Reports Fine Run At New Second Hand Store

J W Brown says his second hand shop in the Lortz room east of the Club is doing well. He has secured a good line of furniture to sell and notes a strong start for the new business.

J. W. Brown Lortz Room

December Legion Auxiliary meeting announced

The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its December meeting at the Legion rooms on Monday evening December 28 at 7 30.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms

A Christmas Song For Voices From James Whitcomb Riley

A Riley poem on Christmas blends merriment with pathos. The speaker calls for joyous bells and drums but tempers the song with compassion for the voiceless, the deaf, and the sightless, urging a quiet verse of pity within the festive tune.

James Whitcomb Riley

Two Fellows and a Girl Presented by New York Cast

School reports a Friday night performance of George M. Cohen three act comedy Two Fellows and a Girl by a New York cast in the high school auditorium as the lecture course third number. The piece centers on a coin flip to choose a lover and the returned suitor's business success. The next act features the Rocky Mountain Male Quartet on January 12 with tickets at Ewing's starting January 11 at 4 o'clock.

George M. Cohen New York Europe Rocky Mountain Ewing's

Crawford Chapter Installs Officers in Ceremony

O KES Crawford Chapter held its annual installation of officers Friday evening with May Mullholland leading, assisted by W H Phelps of Fostoria. The roster included Mrs Phil Henn as worthy matron and Ray Beebe as worthy patron, with readings and a Christmas encore by H R Williams and Culler. Refreshments followed the social hour.

S H Krebs Elsie Howard S . Gillet J D. Ewing Elmer Wonder W .Lt Thomas Marshal Samuel Gunther J. L. Culler W. G. Bradley Sentinel F. L. Moyer Adah H.R. Williams Ruth

Aged Fostoria Resident Dies After Illness

R M Lonsway of north of Carey was called to Fostoria Sunday morning as his father E M Lonsway passed away just before 8. The decedent born January 29 1846 in Louden township Seneca county lived 79 years 10 months and 21 days. Survived by many relatives including 42 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral Solemn Requiem High Mass at St Wendelin church with burial in parish cemetery.

R. M. Lonsway Carey Fostoria E. M. Lonsway Mr. Lonsway Peter Longway Louden Township Seneca County Magdalene Houck Charles Francis Ferdinand Wilfred N Jefferson Barracks Alpheus J Jackson Mich Albert I Jesse J Detroit

Mrs John Thom Dies After Cancer Battle at Home

Mrs John Thom aged 71 born Catherine Yost dies after months with cancer of the eye socket. Funeral Thursday at Our Lady of Consolation Church with burial in St Marys cemetery. Survived by husband John Thom six children and many siblings.

John Thom Our Lady of Consolation Church Fr. Lawrence St. Mary’s Cemetery Mary Hammer Fostoria Rosa Ardner Tiffin Agnes Channels Bettsville Emma Faber Idaho Falls Idaho Frank X. Bees East of Town Frank Yost Charles Yost Ignatius Yost Henry Yost Edward Yost Michael Yost

Pahl Escapes Serious Injury After Auto Collision

Mr. Pahl, a handle factory worker, narrowly avoids serious injury after stepping into a southbound car at Clay and Vance. He was thrown about 10 feet, landed on the curb, suffering painful bruises. The other car, driven by Nial Walters, struck the auto’s headlight and radiator.

Pahl Matt Orians Clay and Vance Nial Walters

Infant Thomas Edward Sausser Buried at Lee Cemetery

The infant son of Mr and Mrs Claren Sausser of Leipsic died at birth at Findlay Home and Hospital and was buried last Thursday at 1:00 pm in Lee Cemetery southwest of Vanlue. Mrs Sausser formerly Miss Lucy Lusk of this city.

Thomas Edward Claren Sausser Leipsic Findlay Home Lee Cemetery Vanlue Sausser Lucy Lusk

Sun Returns as Days Lengthen Toward June

The passage notes that on Monday the sun began moving back, signaling longer days ahead until June, marking a seasonal shift as daylight increases.

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