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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
4
Relief of Subscription pricing listed as $1.00 per year and 50 nfs per six months. Advertising rates vary by application. Church and organizational meeting notices are free. Advertisements for profit gatherings use regular rates. End notices 6h cents per line. Card of Thanks 25 cents per line. Resolutions of Respect 8 touts per line. Obituaries reprinted 60 cents. Wedding presents list 8 ce... per line.
Sunday school opens at 9:00 with lesson on John the Forerunner of Jesus. Rev M Nash to preach at 10:15. Evening services at 6:00 and 7:00 led by Ldr J L and the pastor. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:00. First M E Findlay revival plans announced for January 9. W F M S meets next Wednesday with Mrs Criger. Choirs praised for recent anthems.
Sunday services include Sunday school at 9:00 a m and preaching at 10:15 a m with Junior and Keystone Leagues at 2 and 6 p m followed by an evening sermon. A Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 p m. Christmas missionary offering totals include 23 75 from the evening program and 8 25 from the morning treat with 175 attendees. The revival at St Pauls continues and 15 have joined since conference.
The Wonder residence hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Henry Teelle of Canton and Mr and Mrs Charles Trauss with Miss Lucy Bond of Tiffin. Also present were Mrs Henry Reiff of Fostoria, Mrs J Inn and daughter Miss Fern of Ivanda, and Mr and Mrs L L Bond of this place.
J Sheller pastor sets Sunday school at 9 00 am followed by prayer at 10 00 am Junior League at 2 00 pm and Sunday evening preaching at 7 00 pm with continued revival services. Members urged to attend 10 00 am for revival prep and those interested in enlarging Christ's kingdom invited to attend. The Christmas sermon by Rev Sheller was enjoyed. revival meetings at Beech Grove closed Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs H B Tong hosted a large Sunday gathering with guests from Ridge township Vanlue Findlay and nearby areas including Wayne Crawford Rufus Coldren E M Beck and children Nile and Pauline George Baughman Walter Hayes Tong Cleo Harold Mable John Kloppfer children Ethel and Fred Calvin Starr Rev W W Manchester and Lincoln Tong in attendance A sumptous noon dinner followed by an afternoon of music.
Mr and Mrs H A Kear hosted Christmas Day dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Van Horn of near Findlay Mr and Mrs Cam Roller of Alvada Mr and Mrs H G Haines of Cleveland Mr and Mrs Levi Haines Mr and Mrs J A Gibbs Mr and Mrs C M Kear and sons Russell and David James Haines Herman Gibbs and Amelia Kear attended.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Thome hosted Christmas Day for a four course dinner east of town. The festivity included holly and bells decor. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Burk of Upper Sandusky, Mr. J. H. Ulrich and daughters Rose and Sadie near Lovell, and Commissioner and Mrs. George Ash.
On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. George Chesebrough entertained a sledding party from McCutchenville for the day and dinner. The guests included Mrs. Elizabeth Shoup and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shoup with daughter Vera, Mr. B. Atherton of Pittsburg, and Misses Elizabeth Florence and Jessie Brown of Tiffin.
Ranger and Huston hosted a guessing contest to approximate a wetarge stove. The winner would receive a small stove weighing 5814. Miss Leah Ascham guessed 581 and Mrs. V. V. Thomas 582.
In the Rebekah election closing Tuesday night the green faction won seven seats to none for the pink. A banquet is planned next by the pink faction.
Fatal home accident in Urbany. Mrs Parthena Jane Millard mother of George and James Dill was severely burned when a gasoline stove exploded on Wednesday night. She died within five hours from the injuries.
A double dish and granite kitchen shower was held for Mr and Mrs Ermin Black and Mrs and Mrs Wallace Nye at Wallace Nye's home. Neighbors presented gifts. attendees included Edward Nye family Nellie Kimmell Sopher Hall and Nye relatives plus Sylvester Pahl. Popcorn and apples were served.
Wallace J. Nye of Carey and Estella A. Parkins of McCuachinville were married by Rev. W Elmer Bailey. Attendants were Sylvester Pahl, Rollo Fibbs, Misa Belle Nye, and Miss Ce On. The ceremony took place on a recent day at the United Evan-.
On Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Wesley Patterson hosted a surprise bobsled ride music and supper at their home for their triple occasion the birthday of both and their twenty third wedding anniversary Guests included Rev and Mrs W J Green Olive Lasher W H Lasher Leslie Patterson Mrs S P Robinson and Commissioner and Mrs On Tuesday December 28 at the United Evangelical parsonage William Gorsuch and Ollie Blanche Bachar both of Carey were united in marriage with Rev W Elmer Bailey performing the ceremony
Mrs. George Savidge hosted a Christmas Day dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Wester Savidge and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Tong of McCutchenville, and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Witts. Dialogue notes garbled names.
Mr John Bennet sent a holiday souvenir copy of the San Bernardino Daily Sun from California. The Bennet family moved there two years ago after buying an orange ranch. The paper highlights points of interest in a city about a century old and its thriving business and building prospects.
Mr and Mrs Peter Galbroner, Mr and Mrs I L Culler and son Melford, Mr and Mrs A 4 Kennerley and children Lawrence Gladys and Dorcas, and Mr and Mrs W J Galbroner and son Homer of Charleston West Va entertained on Christmas Day.
Charles Walters living two miles north of Wharton sustained a fractured elbow and several broken ribs on Tuesday of last week when he was kicked by a horse he had released from the stable.
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