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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
4
A verse urging readers to lend a hand to others rising in life and to speak up for comrades under slander. It emphasizes mutual support, courage in fray, and the payoff of loyal friendship when one later faces slander or discouragement. The author Lindsay underscores how kindness and defense of others bolster both hearts and eventual victory.
The Peoples Bank introduces a Christmas Savings Club led by Luther Haines to help wage earners and children save. Depositors can fund gifts or keep money as a nest egg with no mandatory use for gifts, boosting thrift and local finances amid rising savings accounts.
An Ohio Masonic lodge deposits 5000 at 6 percent for 100 years, with a note never to touch it until 2092. By 2025 compound interest will push the total to over 1 million dollars, a bold example the Sycamore Leader urges readers to imitate with local savings accounts.
The piece argues that a new Illinois bill forgives life convicts in state prisons, potentially granting freedom to Loeb and Leopold. The author criticizes legislators who voted for the measure as likely to lose reelection, implying the bill was a misstep.
AFRICA NEWS LETTER reports busy days at the American Lutheran Mission in Liberia. At Afonrovia Miss Otto awaits a large party of missionaries. Sanoghie rushes a new mud house. Zorzor welcomes forty girls. Pheebe Hospital admits daily patients. Miss Treon and Miss Koenig are out sick or on furlough. The mid year Mission council meeting in Main Station follows a challenging trek through rain and creeks.
Ohio's fourteenth annual Farmers Week will run February 1 to 5 at Ohio State University. Last year attendance reached 5428 farmers, farm women, and children with 21 speakers and 338 demonstrations. Officials say this year's program will be strong in both quantity and quality with up to a dozen events simultaneously and evenings devoted to entertainment. Visitors can also tour new animal husbandry and agricultural engineering buildings and renew old friendships on campus.
The Common Pleas Court, Judge Charles Close presiding, orders Fostoria to stop polluting the Portage River with sewage and keep its disposal plant operating. The suit, brought by Wood County farmers, also assigns costs to Fostoria with damages awarded to the plaintiffs but amounts not set.
Carey Lodge of 1 OOF surprised the local lodge by presenting the first degree to a candidate. Fifteen visitors from Carey and Vanlue attended and praised the work. A lunch and smoke followed. Next Tuesday the group travels to Dunkirk for the second degree.
We extend sincere thanks to all who assisted us during the illness and death of our wife and mother. Gratitude goes to those who sent flowers and spiritual bouquets. John Thom and children.
Our Lady of Consolation lists Masses Sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. Vespers and benediction at 7:30 p.m. Weekday Masses are at 6:30 and 8:00 a.m. Rev Father Aloys M Fish shepherds the parish.
Memorial Evangelical Church notes Rev. A G Tozer pastor. Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 with sermon The Master Caller Nor Th ee. Evening worship at 7 30 with sermon Jesus the Way of Life. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 4 30.
Sunday school at 7 15. Building Fund Sunday. Chief service at 16 20. New Year sermon The Reckoning of Time. Afternoon worship at Vanlue. Luther League at 6 30. Evening worship at 7 30. Sermon by Virgil Yohe.
E E Cole is pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Sunday school starts at 9 15. Divine worship at 4 30 p m. Epworth League meets at 6 30 p m followed by evening worship at 7 30 p m.
A series of Christmas and holiday visits described across local households. Families including the Bleams, Turners, Joyces, Bakers, Wrights, Hurd, Phillips, Brooks, Karr, Minder, Haford, Slaferd, Ball, and Karr host or guest in celebrations with relatives from Carey Upper Sandusky Columbus Findlay and Wharton.
Times office prints name cards while the commentary notes a driver who believes the road belongs to him will clash with another similarly owning driver.
Mr. and Mrs. W Bayse and other Findlay residents escaped serious harm when their car turned turtle two miles east of Carey. The vehicle pinned five occupants in a ditch but motorists freed them. Mrs. George Dewey suffered serious injuries including a severely lacerated left ear. The group was en route to Piketon for a funeral when the accident occurred.
Ohio reports record demand for Christmas seals with preliminary results from 130 local agencies showing sales ahead of last year. Forty four million seals have been placed in the state, the largest number ever allotted to Ohio.
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