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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
5
A property listing from Newhand Realstate Company promotes building sites and farms for sale along with various insurance options. It invites readers to list their property with the agency.
A fragmentary summary cites a mix of proverbs about farming and money, remarks by Sam on bees and insulation for hives, and a report from the Federal Department of Agriculture. It notes 485 percent of Ohio villages declined or held steady in population, with a few increases, and mentions William Gilmore's near 98.24 bushels per acre in Hundred Bushel Corn club context.
A sea voyage tale follows a weary woman seeking fresh air at night. She encounters a likely seasick man on a stairway and mutters a grim line about never telling the Right Way.
A child authored verse recounts the Christmas story with lines about the nativity. It recalls Mary and Joseph, the inn, cattle, angels, shepherds, and the visit of the wise men bearing gifts of gold frankincense and myrrh.
VANLUE M. Coss of Detroit visits Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Lee. West of town Mrs. Susan Coldren visits friends in Toledo. JJ Herman and son Harold travel to Findlay on business. Several local hosts welcome guests from Kings Mills Findlay Columbus and Arlington. A Christmas dinner features venison from Oregon and a large host of local families present.
In a small town two churches gather for year end planning as women prepare a banquet and discuss giving. A surprise one thousand dollar check from Sister Ross exposes her literary earnings and shifts town gossip toward her generosity and influence.
Office staff displayed printed or engraved name cards at the Times office, suggesting a formal arrangement for guest seating and internal communication. The setup indicates a structured environment for visitors and contributors.
Fresh sayer Kraut at Emervine's. H E Fetters traveled to Ft Wayne on Tuesday. Mrs J J Redfox of Findlay returned home after Christmas at her parents’ home. Columbus visitors include Mrs Nelse Wildermuth and family over Christmas. McKinnon has the contract to finish woodwork at the harmony shop. Mr and Mrs F A Galbrorer hosted relatives in London, LaVerge visiting Columbus. Toledo guests include Mr and Mrs George Powers and daughters with Mrs S B Chesebrough. Arlene Slater of Akron visits W P Slater family and teaches auditorium work in Akron. includes dramatic music and traffic law instruction. Bridge lamps offered at $12.50 each. Arlene Slater and Miss Kathryn McDonald plan New Year in Lostagria. Gladys Myers of Toledo visits Kathryn McDonald. Mr and Mrs IF Brown and Doreas in Upper Sandusky. Mrs John Bixler of Bluffton, Ind extended visit with H M Petters. Wm Davidson and Mark Karr to DJ a dance at Knights of Pythias hall. next dance scheduled. Mr and Mrs Gi N Huff and daughter Annette of Chillicothe visiting T J Edmonson.
Mt Blanchard Journal reports a plan to keep street lights burning all night as a fire and burglary safety measure. The village would need about 90 dollars annually. 30 residents contributing three dollars each to treasurer Dean Cunningham would activate continuous service, with an experiment already starting as funds come in.
Ohio villages with rail connections grew 45.9 percent from 1910 to 1920 while 45.5 percent shrank and 4 percent stayed the same. nonrail villages mostly declined until 1900. Professor Lively of Ohio State notes road and auto development shifts trade and industry, shaping rural growth.
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