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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
4
Filing requirements apply to single filers with net income $1 000 or gross $5 000 and married couples with net $2 500 or gross $5 000. Filing period is January 1 to March 15, 1926. See Form 1040 instructions for rates: 2 percent on net income over personal exemptions up to 4000, 4 percent on next 4000, 6 percent on remaining net income, with surtax above 10000.
The text explains how net income for tax purposes is calculated by deducting business expenses from gross income. It lists deductible items for storekeepers professionals and farmers, and specifies non deductible personal living expenses and certain non deductible losses. It notes losses must be in a trade or business or closely follow statute wording to be deductible.
Gas engine and tractor course begins Monday February 16 at 1:00 PM. Interested men meet in the Farm Bureau room of the library for a short discussion before practical work on gas engines in Riester's garage across the street.
An East End resident saw the first robin on Sunday morning and several people have heard song sparrows. Despite Ground Hog Day predictions, signs suggest an early spring as Sunday’s thermometer reached 70 degrees.
Mt Blanchard and Melmore residents share visits with relatives and friends. Mrs Hester Orgrick of Galion and Mrs Clara Hartman of Findlay are among visitors this week. Mrs Henry Hostler dies after 27 years illness. funeral held at home with Rev Grove officiating. interment at Mt Blanchard Cemetery.
Guy Lee spent from Friday to Sunday with Mr and Mrs Floyd Shaffer. The Plott family helped with butchering for Roy Plott. Shaffer guests included Lewis Lee near Vanlue for Sunday dinner. Erma Pauly of Kirby stayed with W H Rickle and son Laird. F B Schade and family visited Ray VanCoit Forest. F Schade family attended the funeral of Arthur Gene Van Coit. Burial at Mt Blanchard cemetery.
The department of highways and public works will set a state aid project on February 20 1925 for 4034 miles of brick road between Bucyrus and Upper Sandusky with an estimated brick cost of 168082 98 and state brick cost of 130994 17. Also 980 of the Nevada Northern will be let with estimated costs of 28109 42 for Nevada Northern and 30179 14 for Kentucky rock asphalt.
The Sunday school class at David's Reformed Church Canal Winchester Ohio led by O P Gayman claims the highest average age among Ohio classes. The 12 members average nearly 60 years in age according to Ohio Christian News.
Judge J C Royer a longtime Democratic leader in Seneca county died Monday evening at his home in Tiffin after a long illness with pernicious anemia. The 68 year old served as a guiding figure in local politics for many years.
A brief note indicates eye trouble led a patron to visit Winans, the jeweler and optometrist, for examination and possible eyewear solutions. The incident underscores Winans' dual role in jewelry and eye care within the community.
Ohio State University farm crops bulletin lists soybean varieties best suited for silage hay hogging off and seed production. Northern Ohio prefers Midwest Peking and Ito San while southern Ohio favors Virginia Wilson Peking Midwest Manchu Black Eyebrow. Recommendations include sowing rates by use and region.
The Logan Gas Co. filed a new rate schedule to replace the current 75 cent service charge. The plan set a 95 cent minimum for 500 cubic feet and 48 cents per thousand for the next 4 500 cubic feet, with the 95 cent charge net. It would yield about 40 000 less revenue and may prompt a bond if hearings delay resolution. A Lutheran community meeting in Findlay promoted the Wittenberg Clean up Campaign with remarks by university and church leaders.
Evangelical Church notes a growing revival as three home prayer meetings were held Tuesday night and a church service occurred Wednesday. More intercessionary meetings are planned at area homes, with gospel singing and special music, including the Biglick quartet and a Findlay group. Quarterly conference set for Wednesday at 8 pm with Rev D L Caldwell presiding.
Our Lady of Consolation church listing notes services by Rev Father Alax M Fish pastor. Sunday High Mass at 10 00 a m Low Mass at 7 30 a m Vespers and benediction follow. Weekday services at 6 30 a m and 8 00 a m.
Evangelical churches list Sunday school times with Harry Stoady and Hosea Tong as superintendents. Morning services at 10 45 feature The Vine and the Branches. St John and St Paul note sermons and Sunday school at 9 15 and 1 00 with worship, communion and a revival beginning Sunday night February 22.
Bert Jaynes pastors the First United Brethren Church with services at 9 30 a m 10 30 a m 2 30 p m 6 45 p m and 7 30 p m A weekly Wednesday prayer meeting is at 7 30 p m The first quarterly conference meets Saturday at 7 0 p m Dr Ballinger presides and will preach Sunday morning A card asks all board members to attend with written reports A Valentine party for the primary class is planned at Mrs H H Gault’s Friday Everyone is welcome
Oak Grove Church of the Brethren led by Pastor John Wieand lists Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 with the Sermon The Breadth of Jesus Evening worship at 7 and a Sermon The Mustard Seed A prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 at Rev and Mrs Wieand's home.
Sunday school at 9 15 with divine worship at 10 30 preached by the pastor Epworth League at 6 30 Mission Study Evening service at 7 30 sermon by the pastor All are cordially invited.
The Rev. Lewis P. Speaker presides at services for Sexagesima Sunday with Sunday school at 9:15 and a 10:30 chief service featuring the sermon The Difference. Afternoon worship at Vanlue, Luther League at 6:30 and evening worship at 7:30 with the sermon How Make Jesus Christ Real.
A Paris radio enthusiast links five continents in a single evening, exchanging signals and songs as New York World notes. The event marks a milestone in global communication surpassing earlier travel and telegraph limits, showing radio as a bridge among nations.
Public sale info mentions Kurtzs dresses for Spring and urges calling Clarence Ruffing in Carey at Y-264 for auctioneer services.
A collection of agricultural observations and quotes discusses gear on casters cutting friction, clover seed market risks, and a weary farmer driven by work. It notes parasites in livestock, the joy of living for farmers, and lightning risks to oaks. Ohio potato growers compete for honors alongside grains and pork.
Word reached Perrysburg Monday of the death Sunday of L H Wolford of Perrysburg. He and his wife had many friends in the city. Mrs Wolford had long been connected with the Abner Royce Co of Cleveland. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock at Perrysburg.
AV M Johnson of Eureka Kansas a world war veteran is attempting to sell his government bonus insurance policy to raise funds to bring over his German sweetheart.
The text argues that you should boost the town you live in or move to one you can boost. It says a man who cannot contribute to his town is out of harmony, a millstone around his neck. It notes a four letter word starting with m and ending with e as the crossword expert’s answer.
Newspapers note multiple sightings of robins and other song birds during Saturday and Sunday. The report states they cannot verify the reports at this time.
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