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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1927
Page
3
Two interwoven pieces reflect travel peril and the passing of time. A satirical ode warns motorists that detour and road danger threaten joy on the road, while a prose meditation portrays the old year giving way to the New Year as a child bearer shoulders time’s burdens.
Bodies of President and Mrs. Harding were lowered into the new $500000 memorial vault at Marion cemetery amid Baptist rites. Army guards from Fort Thomas and officials attended as Postmaster General New and other dignitaries observed the semi private service.
State banking officials warned Sharp Nicholson of Elyria to cover 7600 bonds held against Cleveland leasehold real estate after the New Riegel State bank failure. The fraud panel alleges the salesman misrepresented first mortgage bonds while they were second and third mortgage issues and claimed the bonds were trusted in a guaranty trust, a statement denied by the firm.
Tom Willis G Coldren senior partner of Coldren and Coleman undertakers at 205 15 Sandusky street purchased Frank G Coleman’s share in the mortuary. Coldren becomes sole owner and will run the firm as the Coldren Funeral Home of Findlay.
Fragmentary quote discusses age and life stages focused on a woman’s years around twenty one. The lines reflect a reflection on youth and maturity with a mock question about which years are most interesting. The source presents a casual, aphoristic tone.
The Buckeye argues that wise merchants should allocate advertising budgets year round and raise campaigns during slow periods. A successful merchant never uses can t as a barrier, instead doubling or tripling advertising when sales slump to sustain growth.
Caroline Miller called on Lola Es sex Monday. Mrs Clyde Heck is no better at this writing. Miss Neva Loader visiting relatives in Fostoria. Caroline Miller called on Donna Hendricks of Vanlue Friday evening. Various local residents, including the McRills, Kneppers, Alspachs, Beard, and Crates families, share visits with kin in Findlay, Toledo, Bowling Green, Ridge Center, and Vanlue. Many visitors are noted at multiple homes across the Woodsdale region.
A brief notice promotes subscription options in the Carey Times, page six. It emphasizes introductory rates, delivery terms, and how to sign up, inviting readers to join the local newspaper readership.
Services for Sunday include Low Mass at 16 00 Rosary litany and benediction Masses during the week at 6230 and 8 00 am Rev athér Aléys M pastor directs the parish services
Paul R Glouser and Pastor Sundby lead January services with Holy Communion. Sunday school, morning worship, Luther League, and evening worship scheduled. Holy Tuesday and Wednesday prayer events listed with $200 fee and midweek activities. Choir rehearsal and catechism classes noted on Thursday and Saturday timings.
Rev Joseph Shellhaas leads Sunday worship with Sunday school at 9 15 morning service at 10 30 Epworth League at 6 30 catechism at 7 00 and evening worship at 7 30 on Sunday January 1 at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
L. H. Naumann, Minister invites all to a homelike church with a worshipful atmosphere. Sunday school 9 30 a m. morning worship 10 45. Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m. Evening service 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m. Choir practice Thursday 7 30. Come and bring friends for a cordial welcome to all services.
The Presler family expresses sincere appreciation to neighbors friends and those who assisted during the recent bereavement. Gratitude is extended to those who sent flowers furnished automobiles for the funeral Rev Wright and Undertaker Sutter for services. Mrs W M Presler and Children.
The note expresses gratitude to the Carey community for their generosity and thoughtfulness. It specifically thanks the Community Fund and the citizens of Carey for a gift given to Mr and Mrs. F. J. Shenk, noting it was a surprise.
The Carey Times highlights its commercial printing offerings including letter heads and envelopes as part of its wide range of printing services.
Mrs Hester A Cleveland died at her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Mewhorter south of town on Monday evening at 6 o clock from a complication of diseases she had suffered since Sunday afternoon Born near Norton Delaware county May 30 1851 she was 76 funeral Thursday at 2 pm at the Mewhorter home with Rev E B Nietz of Fremont officiating Interment Oak Hill cemetery She was a member of the Baptist church at Norton Survived by husband William B Cleveland died 1903 and children Gertrude Mussard Lou Almen dinger Charles Cleveland Kitty Smith Lydia Brewer Nephi Hart James Cleveland Mabel Mewhorter Jessie died in infancy 25 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Also survived by brother s Gillet of Carey.
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