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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
4
Citizens of Carey urged support for a five thousand dollar drive to fund a larger fire truck longer ladders and better hoses. The Chamber of Commerce pressurized the need noting the lack of funding harms protection for town and surrounding areas and stressing that the effort benefits everyone including farmers and neighbors.
Advertisers claim a sluggish blood supply fuels listlessness and low spirits. The advertisement urges a few weeks of Pepto Mangan, available in liquid or tablet form, from Gude, with physician endorsement and gaslight-style assurances.
Foster Messenger of No 62 Wilson Avenue died at City Hospital Friday morning after being kicked in the head at Key and Fye’s blacksmith shop while shoeing a horse. The blow fractured his jaw and nose and left him unconscious since Wednesday. Messenger, 37 years old, born at Big Island, lived mainly in Marion county and Marion, serving nine years at Upper Sandusky. Marion Star.
Christian Faber died Wednesday at the Dayton Soldiers Home after a stroke and gangrene followed by leg injury. He was born in Germany in 1843 and lived in the area most of his life, serving in the Civil War. Funeral services were held at Salem Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery. He leaves multiple children including Mrs Tillie Messer and Mrs Arney Rinsel.
Seneca County shows dwindling dog licenses amid local civic matters. Voters named Congressman Ligg with a 22 000 vote margin. Hopewell Township school centralization approved with a 75 009 bond. Darrell Lake, son of Attica Hub editor, dies from a gasoline incident. National guard company 1 formed under Major Turner. Ruth Holt undergoes leg amputation due to eduocarditis and gangrene. Eight farmers institutes planned in Seneca county with publicity focus. Local ads note landscape services and nursery stock. An elderly man asleep in a Benner street yard sustained facial injuries after a fall from a second story window.
Carey residents and area visitors share Christmas and New Year greetings across multiple towns. Many families, including the Siddalls, Reinbrechs, and Haegeles, host relatives from Findlay Toledo Upper Sandusky and Akron. Local businesses offer services from jewelry to auto supply while dances and church events mark the season.
Mrs. Krause obtained divorce from Larry Hoover then married him hours later. The ceremony took place at the St Paul parsonage in Madison Street with Rev E H Warner officiating. The groom works on the railroad and the couple then went to their home on Greenfield Street.
A Carey carpenter A M Rothgeb details relief from bladder and kidney issues after using Deans Kidney Pills. He reports reduced pain and better rest after three boxes. The ad notes the product price 60 cents and lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as distributor.
The Moose held a bazaar two weeks ago clearing nearly five hundred dollars for charity. Mrs. George Brown visited Toledo as a guest of her son C. D. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bristol spent Sunday with relatives in Wharton. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Daniels of Marion were Sunday guests of Dr. and Mrs YT Neveis. Mr. and Mrs. D AL Cole were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Cole's sister Mrs M Shelhouse near Wheston. Dance the old year out and the new year in at Moose Hall Friday night with Paxson's Orchestra of Findlay. Jesse Stombaugh floor manager.
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications, only by a constitutional remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine allegedly acts through the blood to heal mucous linings, including the Eustachian tube. The ad promises one hundred dollars for any case cured or not cured by Hall's product.
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