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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
6
A lesson from engineers on night driving warns against over-driving headlights and the momentum that keeps a car moving. It explains stopping requires thinking, braking, and pedal action, with 20 mph yielding 22 feet to brake and 18 more to stop, per State Board data, and advises drivers to watch the road edge rather than other cars' lights to stay safe.
Mrs. Amanda Hildebrand Cavanaugh aged 75 died at home in Sycamore after a cold week with 16 degree temperatures and four inches of snow. A second death, Mrs Eliza Wagner Emerson aged 87, died at her Sycamore home after six weeks of illness. A man identified as Charles Bishop whose body was found on the Frank Roush farm near Martel last October 1 was confirmed by relatives through clothing and false teeth. A Wyandot county man, A B Hamilton of Columbus, arrived in Upper Sandusky to begin work as resident engineer inspector for the federal government overseeing school and municipal projects, with offices at the Senior high school building.
Earl Saxton Lowmaster 48 died from injuries suffered December 14 at the C&O roundhouse in Walbridge. Funeral services were held Friday at the Walter Shambaugh home and Bringman & Co funeral home with burial in Old Mission cemetery. He was born April 14 1887 in Upper Sandusky to Levi and Emma Lowmaster and worked 12 years as a carpenter for the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Surviving siblings include Mrs George Hewett Mrs Perry Jones Mrs Walter Shambaugh Miss Maude Gilbert and Fred Lowmaster Avery Lowmaster. Deceased siblings Nellie Bly and Lloyd Edward died earlier in World War I. He was a member of Union Methodist Episcopal Church Eden township.
Poem recounts Christmas morning as angels announce the birth of the Shepherd in Bethlehem. A star and bells awaken a child with tender music urging all mankind to sing and share the universal hymn of love.
Positively no hunting or trespassing allowed day or night on lands owned or controlled by Homer Wonder Wallace Ruehle G B Johnson Mrs Ferdinand Bloom N J Babies A A Kliingel J J Ruehle Herbert Lerner Charley Hayman. A charge of 25c will be made for each name added to this list. Use the Want Column. It pays.
Al Wagenknecht manager of the New Galt hotel invites a rotating group of local business men to a Friday fish fry lunch starting December 27 at 1 30 pm. The first 20 registrants at the hotel desk gain entry. Wagenknecht plans a song unveiling and hints it could spark radio interest for him.
Panting and perspiring, Mike and Pat ride a tandem to the hill summit. Pat says the climb was stiff, and Mike adds that the brake helped prevent a backward slide.
The Carey Times highlights its capability for commercial printing including letter heads and envelopes.
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