13 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
1
A feature notes 36 women and children burned in Ohio last year from matches. It cites 300 children and 6 women burned while clothing ignited and discusses mortality, fireproofing fabrics, and safety measures to prevent parlor matches from causing deaths.
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy and kindness during our husband and father’s illness and death. Gratitude also to the Ghiolt for attending the funeral. Mrs. I. M. Barn and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Spal.
The library lists recently received titles available for alienation. Items include Reed Anthony Adams conman and Eben Holden Bacheller among many authors. Books may be reserved for one cent postal cost and are held 48 hours after notice before returning to shelves.
Report from last Thursday night suspects stole corn and damaged Martin Mathera’s car. Warning that if theft repeats, bloodhounds will be used to track the thieves.
Charles Greening of Monroe Michigan visited Friday and Saturday to arrange contracts for decorating lawns. He plans to work with several clients this spring and summer. W C Rau serves as the agency representative for the nursery. The Slemmer residence on Main Street near the Post Office is listed for inquiries to Frank or Harvey Slemmer.
The February term of the court of common pleas opened with fewer than one hundred cases on the docket, seven criminal. Brice Henry, engineer for Central Ohio Buggy Company, skated at a rink in Upper Sandusky last Thursday evening and broke his right ankle. his home is Bluffton. The G A R and W R C attended a sermon by Rev. Lashley on Lincoln, The Great Hearted, at the Presbyterian church last Sunday night. The farmers Institute at Upper Sandusky last week was good despite bad weather and travel. lecturer Mr Begg of Columbus Grove, who spoke here eight years ago, predicts roads to Upper Sandusky will still take fifty years to pave.
Friends and relatives honored Cle A Newcomer and wife Mrs Blg Spring with an oyster supper and entertainment on Friday night for Mrs Newcomer's birthday and their second wedding anniversary. Guests included Alfred Schwab Vera Snyder Dorothy Snyder William Schubert Sarah Marguirite Schubert N C Schubert Earnest Harry Paul Thomas Helen Clara Bernice Abby Inez Cordelia Sharon Bame Galen Mable Jacob McKeeson Francis Alpha Cuba Ora Minnie and others.
The Chicago Record-Herald asks what Roosevelt might pursue after leaving office next March. European monarchs suggest travel or a return in 1912. others propose he become New York senator, college president, Panama Canal overseer, or another public role. Experts warn at least seven percent of India’s people lack unity, affecting future cooperation.
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