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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
3
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The American Legion warns ex servicemen against using government certificates as collateral for loans. The act prohibits assignment of payments or loans secured by adjusted service certificates. Banks may loan up to 90 percent of certificate value after two years, with affidavits required showing no extra fees beyond lawful interest.
February and March bring numerous farm sales and relocations. Homer Phillips leaves the Ray and Edith Beebe farm to join the L. G. Ranger property as Fred Dible departs west to his own farm. Grover Hile buys a westward farm from James Shuman and fills in elsewhere as L. C. Myers moves to the Chambers farm to manage it during Hile’s onion buying season for John Amicon Co.
Miss Katherine Straw of Upper Sandusky died Monday afternoon at Flowers hospital Toledo from pleuro pneumonia after only a week of illness. She was daughter of the late Louis and Rebecca Straw and is survived by two sisters Miss Dorothy Straw and Mrs Robert Carey of Upper Sandusky. She belonged to Trinity Episcopal Mission and other groups. Funeral held Wednesday at the Carey home with Rev I F Jones officiating. burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
A consigned stock sale is scheduled from February 15 to 20 at the Nachbar barns in Carey. Persons wishing to consign stock of any kind should call or phone LF to Nachbar for details.
Eye trouble halted a sale at Dillers as Mr. and Mrs. C W England, returning from Toledo, report Mr. England's liver and gall bladder illness. An operation was planned but canceled and he has gone home for treatment. He worked on the Big Four water supply crew.
Nevada girls upset Carey 17 to 8 as Carey girls struggle to score in the second half. Carey boys edged Nevada 16 to 15 with Beck delivering the deciding basket. Upcoming games include Carey at Tiffin against Jr. Order and a Friday visit to Wharton High School.
Nevada played a stronger game than in December at Carey, narrowing the score late to 12 12 after a tense final quarter. A Gardner opened scoring with a two pointer, Hagley and Beck impressed, and Nyal Beck’s steadiness helped Nevada close within one point in the final period.
Local notices mention Emerine's Pure pork sausage at 18 cents a pound and Read Diller's sale ad. The town reports Mrs. H R Williams confined to home with flu and multiple residents visiting others in Marion Findlay and Columbus. Also reference to Rev A G Tozer visiting Findlay and plans for hauling grain stone and cinders by C F Ruffing.
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