Village Dog License Notice Warns Owners
The mayor warns dog owners to license their dogs to avoid litigation and fines as the dog catcher is due to begin enforcement in the village streets and alleys.
08 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
1
The mayor warns dog owners to license their dogs to avoid litigation and fines as the dog catcher is due to begin enforcement in the village streets and alleys.
Chas. E. Evans deputy collector will be at Peoples Bank in Bucyrus to assist income tax payers on Friday Saturday and Monday February 16 17 and 19 to prepare their tax returns.
Dr Carl Gamél has been named manager of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co office store at 115 No Main street Findlay He previously managed the Carey store for several months.
Monday and Tuesday were busy days at the Carey Mill and Elevator with a long waiting line of wagons. About 2,000 bushels of wheat were received along with the usual amounts of corn and oats.
Final and distributive accounts for the estates of Emily J. Williams and Alexander J. Greek have been filed and ordered suspended. Proceedings indicate court action on probate matters for both deceased individuals.
Fred William Cooper of Bucyrus and Gwendolyn Eva Ennis of Sycamore united in marriage Monday at 6 30 PM, officiated by Rev. J W Huffman at his Sycamore home.
The Strand Theatre presents The Silent Call distributed by Associated First National Pictures Inc. Friday and Saturday with a Western setting of rival leaders and a coveted girl. The feature introduces Strongheart the Belgian police dog in a starring screen role, praised for unusual outdoor scenery filmed in Northern California.
Judge Close assigned multiple cases with dates across March, listing parties such as Adam Miller versus Noah Stoneburner and National City Bank versus A G Welch, plus others including Village of Sycamore, England, O Keefe and Osborn, Huffman and Huffman, and Big Four against Federal Porcelains Co with March 27 and 28 set.
The Men's Brotherhood of the Lutheran church holds its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr. Lawrence Straw. All men of the church and community are invited. A social hour follows the business meeting. Six midweek services will be held on Wednesdays at the church to learn about the Way of Salvation. bring a friend.
William Beatty Diead longtime grand keeper of records and seals for the Knights of Pythias in Ohio for 32 years and former newspaper editor and welfare director died Sunday at his Toledo home of pneumonia. He had been ill since Friday and was a familiar visitor in Carey as a guest of the local lodge and friend to many Carey Knights.
Postmaster Newhard announces permanent delivery schedule ensuring the Carey Times reaches city and route readers by noon on publication day, reflecting the paper's thanks for prompt delivery over the last two weeks.
Jacob Fruth delivered a trio of 3 and 4 year old colts to AAG on Wednesday morning. Collet weighed them at the mill with D. C. Henry. the span weighed 3600 pounds. Collet plans to sell the fine horses this afternoon at the sale north of town.
Among those spending a day at the Toledo auto show this week are Sylvester Schira Gust Summit Carl Schira Peter Emrine and Henry Grine.
Mrs Myron Greek born Charlotte Matilda Hostler 1862 near Mt Blanchard died after a long liver cancer illness at her Newhard street home. Funeral at Evangelical church today at 2 pm Rev A J Foreman. interment Spring Grove. Survivors include five of ten children, husband Myron Greek, four sisters and two brothers. pallbearers listed.
A leak in a curb gas line near Kramer's pool room was found after the street was torn up. A large stone rested against the pipe and lime damage created a potential explosion risk. Across the street water service pipe rust exposed a leak under Pieraccini Bros. fruit store, requiring sidewalk removal for repairs by Zeis and Mitchell.
Mrs 5 C Walker spoke at the Howard M E church Tuesday and the First M E church Wednesday before the missionary society. She was joined home by Mrs Noah Yount of Troy president of the Home Missionary Society West Ohio conference who stayed through today then they went to Fostoria for a meeting. Mrs Walker will address the Society at Little Sandusky Friday.
Sunday changes alter southbound Carey departure to 5 08 a m and northbound to 12 06 a m The trains continue to carry Detroit Toledo and Columbus sleepers Rumor says Nickle Plate owners gain control of Hocking Valley and Chesapeake Ohio.
A 9 1 2 pound son named Barton Earl arrived Feb 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shuman of Kenton. A daughter named Juanita Evelyn was born Jan 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hile, with the Hiles residing in Toledo with Claude's mother Mrs. Charles Crimer while he works for National Supply Co. in Toledo.
Application for a receiver is filed for The Carey Realty Co. Loss of certain records complicates settlement and stockholders are unlikely to receive much on their stock.
Large Oak Grove church audience enjoyed last Sunday’s program displaying pictures of Egypt and Palestine. Fred Buckingham presented the visuals and announced further details during the service.
Besides advertising for jobs the Carey Times notices also offer curious snippets and local notices that capture daily life in town. The small classified items reflect community needs jobs services and happenings in a compact format.
City officials and mayor debated declaring the burned Sandusky business district a nuisance and tearing down remaining ruins. They discussed pursuing charges in common pleas court if outside approaches fail, with a decision postponed to the next council session.
About 200 attended the public installation of the W B A of the Macabees Friday evening at Moose Hall. Nina O Smith of Bellevue honorary past supreme commander acted as installing officer assisted by F L Moyer and Forest Dame as ladies of ceremony. The Upper Sandusky review was represented Carey guard did the work. After installation Carey guard performed a two face fancy drill with ladies in guard wearing a false face to the front and one to the back. Bertha Nye presided at the piano and Treva Houser played saxophone. A play Mrs Sullivan Goes to no Seance was enjoyed. Delicous refreshments were served.
Co A Walters and several Toledo and area pastors including Rev W F Martin Rev J F Newcomb Rev H D Wyant Rev R B Coldren Rev Neil Peterson work this week on a million dollar drive to extend Flower Hospital in Toledo. Edwin Brown of Mt Blanchard previously donated to the project.
Evangelical church services attract strong turnout with Rev. L. R. Herbst from Grace Evangelical Findlay assisting Rev. Foreman. Herbst preaches every evening this week except Saturday and Sunday. Public invited to attend.
On Tuesday February 20 Prof. Haggerty of Ohio State University will lecture at Catholic Hall on social questions under the National Catholic Welfare Council. The talk is free and open to the public.
The notice invites readers to join the Carey Times subscription list, urging interested residents to sign up now for access to future issues.
Co C member Kisselle died Wednesday at 6 00 am at the Galt House after a longtime illness from diabetes. He was born April 10 1867 near Findlay survived by widow Nellie Kring Kisselle and three living children Maurice Columbus Kenneth Canton Kathryn at home. Funeral Friday 1 39 pm from Galt House parlors with Rev Lewis P Speaker. Burial Spring Grove Cemetery. He once ran a Findlay photograph studio and bought the Galt House equipment 18 years ago. He was known to travelers and skilled in oil painting portraits animals and landscapes.
Bishop W B Stover a 28 year India missionary and pioneer Brethren preacher speaks at Oak Grove Church of the Brethren tonight at 7 00 PM. He travels from Virginia and North Carolina renewing missions work and will be hosted in Morris Illinois with his family. An offering for world wide missions will be taken under General Mission Board direction.
Kiwanis Club members gathered at the Galt restaurant for a noon meeting. Judge Schroth of Tiffin addressed how lawyers aid clients in wills contracts stock investments and litigation. Short talks by H. G. Chambers and Rev. Lewis P. Speaker preceded the main address. FP. J. Emerine won the day’s prize. Next week two officials of the A. C. & Y. railway are to attend.
A historical note recalls unusual Ingish favorites such as oysters stewed in wine and mutton stuffed with oysters. Dishes feature pigeon with gooseberries grapes dolled in butter and honey poured over meat.
The W. C. T. U. will hold a regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. L. G. Ranger's home. A Frances Willard program will be presented and all members are urged to attend.
Valuable South African grasses known as tninhookie papyrus and dobo yield about six tons an acre and vary from five to 16 feet in height. These grasses are used for paper manufacture.
Peary’s initial polar expedition from 1898 to 1902 lasted four years and failed to approach the pole closer than 348 miles.
The Bridgeport Post highlights a maxim urging a life so lived that no regrets or scandals require news coverage. The adage promotes discretion and personal conduct as the core of prudent living.
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