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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
7
A speaker recalls New Year joys and urges a year round spirit of happiness without envy. The message stresses kindness between ages, urged wishes for others, and avoiding quarrels and hurtful words to keep Christmas and New Year spirit alive daily.
A Salem Township Farm Bureau session at the Salem Centralized Schoolhouse featured Newell sisters music and reports by Leonard Weaver and Norma Gottfried. County Agent Allgger discussed swine feeding minerals and plant life relation, with members pooling orders for over 2000 pounds of minerals following the meeting.
Forest Turner appeared before Judge Charles F. Close in juvenile court for contribution to the delinquency and dependency of his children. Officials plan to investigate reports of his relations with women, including married ones, and will pursue third parties in the “love triangles.” Turner pleaded guilty and blamed a married woman. an affidavit for her arrest was issued.
Mrs. Alice McKinley, 74, was struck by an automobile driven by Rev Sharp near the Boston Store at South Main and West Main Cross streets. She was knocked to the pavement and taken to her millinery shop, then to her daughter's home at 328 East Harding Street for care. Dr Biggs and Secretary McLeish assisted at the scene.
In Mayor Rodabaugh's court three speed violators received no fines, told to avoid repeating offenses during the Christmas season. The mayor urged caution and warned against returning to the court after the holidays as he closed the book of justice.
Carey shows the highest 1923 tax rate at 29.5 mills, followed by Trim township 22.8. Nevada-Eden and Nevada-Antrim Corporations are shown with 20.8 and 20.5 respectively. Tymdchtee Township at 13.8 closes the list, with Crawford 15.9 Salem 15.3 Ridge 15.4 and Richland 19.8.
The bulletin lists Sunday services including morning worship at 10 o clock and evening worship at 7, with the Lord's Supper administered during the morning. Luther League and Men's Brotherhood plan roles, A K Hall of Upper Sandusky speaks on crime, Luther Ledger Society assists, and community events invite families. Also details Tuesday council meeting at 7 30, mid week Bible Study Wednesday at 7, and catechetical class Saturday at 1.
W F Martin pastor lists Sunday schedule with Bible School at 9 00 a m worship at 10 25 am Epworth League at 6 30 pm and church service at 7 30 pm The Thursday program includes church praying at 7 30 pm.
Rev Father Aloys M Fish pastor announces Sunday services Low Mass 7 30 am High Mass 10 30 am Vespers instructions and benediction 7 30 pm Weekday Masses 6 30 and 8 00 am
Rev A J Foreman presides at Carey church with Sunday school at 9 00 am and preaching at 10 30 am led by Rev Earl Rothgeb Miss Essex leads at 6 00 pm with sermon by Rev Neil Perkins at 7 00 pm Prayer meetings set for Wednesday 7 30 pm at Carey and Thursday 7 00 pm at St Paul Sunday school at 1 69 pm and preaching at 2 00 pm by Rev Perkins All invited to attend these services.
Reed Grove Sunday school at 9 30 a m with preaching at 11 00 a m every two weeks. Sermon times include 10 20 a m and 7 00 p m with Jr P S and Y P gatherings in the afternoon.
Christian Science Society announces Sunday service at 10 15 a m with subject Christian Science and Wednesday meeting at 7 30 p m in Hoff block South street for worship and study.
Pastor John Wieand leads two services at OA Grove Church with sermons on Christian education and turning a new leaf. Attendance rises as Sunday school expands, while the primary department is being enhanced. the pastor attends a teachers’ institute in Gettysburg, Ohio this week.
Mrs J L Yohe recounted the first Christmas for inmates at the county infirmary Sunday afternoon. The choir joined in singing several songs as oranges and candy were served to the residents.
A historical warning advises investors to investigate before investing in Victory Notes and War Savings Stamps. It cautions against trusting sales pitches and urges checking bank loan limits, directors ownership, and management competence. It emphasizes prudence, avoiding hasty buys, and not speculating beyond means.
Adalbert R. Keller a well known Tiffin attorney filed voluntary bankruptcy Tuesday with liabilities near 50 000 and assets about 10 000 His wife Nora T Keller also filed voluntary bankruptcy listing assets of 8 000 and liabilities of 29 000 Creditors include John E Duffy Frederick Gautschi Ella B Eckert Tiffin Grace Reformed Church and Tiffin Commercial National Bank Heidelberg University among others Disbarment proceedings were begun Monday with a committee appointed to prefer charges by Common Pleas Judge James H Platt.
Judge Charles I. Close records a common pleas bar docket Saturday in Wyandot county ex rel A I X Ball prosecuting attorney against Carey J Orwig et al Jury waived Judgment for defendants amounting to 1158 38 with interest on 328 from Feb 28 1918 and on 806 43 from July 1 1918 and on 23 95 from May 15 1919. execution awarded costs taxed against defendants Chief.
John T. McGintis of Crestline files in common pleas court for divorce from Mary McGintis charging infidelity and improper relations with a Crestline man. He accuses her of heavy smoking, a foul tongue, and desertion in December. He seeks divorce and removal of dower rights.
Instruction to check newspaper label for correct credit and address accuracy on the mailing list, urging readers to verify name spelling and delivery address on their paper label.
A fragmented line of quoted phrases pairs greetings with national identities. The list links cultural greetings to languages from Ameri cal to Swedish, Italian, Dutch, Egyptian, Chinese, Polish, Russian, Persian. It reads as a collage of cross linguistic self introductions.
The Carey Maroons opened their season with a 40 to 16 victory over Wharton at the Wharton High School gym. The fast paced game saw Carey pull away in the second half as Wharton struggled to score.
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