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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1926

Page

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Lutheran Church Notes Preview Next Sunday's Services

Rev Lee Barker of Hamma Divinity School Springfield Ohio will preach at both services and issue a challenge to all especially youth. Dedication Day arrives two weeks after next Sunday with a week of events. Men plan banquet tickets available under E S Burson. Martin Luther film tickets for Feb 5 also on sale. R G Spencer installed as trustee to fill term of W R Kurtz. Luther League officers installed at Sunday evening service.

Lee Barker Hamma Divinty School Springfield Ohio Barker E. S. Burson Martin. la

Carey Times Keeps Readers Loyal in Subscriptions

Miss Luke B Martin of Clearwater Ohio renews her Carey Times for a year stating the paper provides all local news and she would skip meals rather than miss the home paper. A 9 pound daughter born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Avery Snyder of south Hazel street and a 9 4 pound daughter born Monday night to Mr and Mrs O J Welker of West Wyandot avenue Union.

Carey Times Luke B.martin Clearwater Fila Times Carey Avery Snyder South Hazel Street West Wyandot Avenue Union

Ross Johnson Opens Radio and Battery Room on Vance Street

Ross Johnson has rented the Burson block room on Vance Street, formerly occupied by Carey Battery Co., and will run a radio and battery sales shop. He will also repair batteries and radiators, building on his recent success with Freshman radios.

Ross Johnson Burson Vance Street Carey Battery Co Mr. Johnson

W C T U Institute Set in Upper Sandusky Church

The W C T U will hold its annual institute at a church in Upper Sandusky on January 19 at 1 30 PM. Mrs G R Snyder of Amanda the national delegate from Geneva and Wyandot counties will be present and report.

Upper Sandusky G. R. Snyder Amanda Geneva Wyandot

Carey Times Sees Early 1926 Births And Contest Winners

Two boys reported as early 1926 arrivals in the Carey Times contest. Lester Wilcox hosts a son Lester Jr born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox. A 6-pound, Albert newborn named Mel­ford Albert honors the Ross family. The paper congratulates four girls and two boys eligible for a year’s Times subscription and thanks reporters of arrivals.

Carey Times Lester Wilcox Jay Wilcox Lester, Jr Pound Wm. ‘Ross Salem Melford Albert The Times

Legion Post to Organize 15-Piece Drum Corps

At Earl Green Post American Legion a 15 member drum corps was approved with drums and bugles ordered for trial by players at the next regular meeting. All members should attend for instrument try outs. A report on the Department of Ohio commanders conference in Columbus on January 10 will be given by the commander.

Earl Green Post American Legion Department of Ohio Columbus

Chrysler sale setup shifts to Carey firm

A. C. Schira resets display space for two Chryslers at the garage he sold to Carey Battery Co. New owners keep Mervin Shaffer as mechanic and will service Chryslers. Schira will split time between Carey and selling cars in town, not moving to Findlay.

A. Schira Carey Battery Co Mervin Shaffer Chrysler Mr. Schira Findlay Carey

Eastern Star Lodge to Hold Regular Meeting Friday

The Eastern Star lodge will hold its regular meeting Friday evening January fifteenth. An officers meeting is urged for presence and participation.

Eastern Star Lodge

Fire destroys Petersburg area home of the Bakies family

Relatives report a severe loss for MP Louis Bakies and family near Petersburg Indiana as a fire swept through their oil lease home last Tuesday. Mrs Bakies and two daughters narrowly escaped as flames and a collapsing ceiling trapped their belongings. Only the clothes they wore survived. Mrs John Miller of this place suffered property losses in the blaze. The Bakies had formerly lived in Carey.

Louis Bakies Petersburg Ind Bakies John Miller Carey

Pests Campaign Promises Banquet for High School Members

The agricultural boys at the local high school launch a January to February pest awareness campaign. Ridge and Crawford townships split into east and west divisions, each competing to win. Boys under 12 turning in 50 points or more gain banquet admission as guests. Entrance fees and points must be submitted to a class member or the school office.

Ridge Crawford

Caring for Injured Man After Freight Train Incident

Miss Louise Walters county Red Cross secretary was in town to handle the case of a colored man injured the previous night by a Hocking Valley freight train. He stepped on for a free ride as the train moved and injured his foot. Township trustees took him to the county infirmary for recuperation.

Louise Walters Red Cross Hocking Valley Couny

Revival Meetings At Evangelical Church This Week

Revival services held each night except Saturday with former ministers as speakers. January 20 Elmer Bailey, January 21 C Stern, January 22 G N Perkins, January 23 A J Foreman. January 24 dedication presided by Bishop J F Dunlap.

Elmer Bailey C. Stern G. N. Perkins A. J. Foreman J. F. Dunlap

Stork Brings Daughter to De la Hamaide Family

A daughter was born Dec 31 to Mr and Mrs Charles de la Hamaide near McComb. Mr de la Hamaide is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank de la Hamaide of this place. A son was born Jan 5 to Mr and Mrs Floyd Adams. Sycamore Leader reports the births in the community.

Charles de la Hamaide McComb de la Hamaide Frank de la Hamaide Floyd Adams Sycamore

Township Appraisers Named for Ridge and Crawford Townships

S. M Romig Hosea Tong and Charles Robison appointed to reappraise Ridge township real estate. James Green Wm Sammet and Raymond Orians named for Crawford township reappraisal work.

S. M Romig Hosea Tong Charles Robison Ridge Township James Green Wm Sammet Raymond Orians Crawford Township

Fleck's Square Beats Carey Maroons at Upper Sandusky High

Fleck's Square defeated the Carey Maroons 28 to 17 at the Upper Sandusky High School auditorium on Monday evening. About 50 fans traveled from Upper to watch the game.

Fleck Upper Sandusky Carey Maroons Upper

Ridge town trustees meet first Monday each month

This correction clarifies that the Ridge town trustees will convene on the first Monday of each month rather than every Monday as previously reported.

Ridge Townstip

Mrs Mick Scalded Carrying Boiler in North Street Incident

Monday forenoon Mrs Albert Mick of E North St slipped while carrying a boiler of hot water and fell, scalding her arms neck and face seriously. She was injured when the boiler overturned.

Albert Mick

Buns Buns The City Bakery Seeks Sale Buns

The City Bakery on S Vance Street takes orders for buns to serve at sales and socials. Home phone 62. The ad asks if you have collected your share of the profit in Carey Times ads.

Vance Carey Times Wgnt

County Fair Board Doings An Adjourned Meeting

An adjourned county fair board meeting notes audit of secretary Ira T Matteson and treasurer Charles Artz found records sound. General admission set at 50 cents grandstand 25 cents autos free. Matteson reappointed secretary by standing vote as committees and superintendents were named for one to three year terms.

Fair Board Ira T. Matteson Charles Artz HB. A. Baughman Jay Milum D. A. Bloom G. W. Beis I. M. Fox Jacob Witzel Matteson D A. Bloom Smith Fox Charles Neate Ross Winter F. M. Fox Paul Smith R. A. Passet Henry Nagel L. J. Parsell E. A. Baughman J. L. White Speed A. F Schoenberger R. S. Ulrich H. EB. Myers L. J .Parseil H. R. Brinker J H. Grove C. ~ Smith George Simonis F M Fox G W Beis Ira T Matteson R A Passett L J Parsell D A Bloom L W Naus W P Rowland

Women Missionaries Meet and Plan Easter Bazaar

The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church met with Mrs. BE Walker on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J BE Myers led devotions and conducted a study of two chapters in The Slavs In America. Mrs. Dora Ferrer led the Enigmas. A vocal solo by Mrs. W D Goble accompanied by Mrs. Ferrer was enjoyed. After the missionary meeting the Aid Society met and arranged plans for its annual Easter bazaar.

Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church BE. C. Walker J. BE. Myers America Dora Ferrer W D Goble Ferrel Aid Society

Brown and Black couple wed at Upper Sandusky home

Henry Brown son of Mr and Mrs J W Brown and Miss Mary Elizabeth Black daughter of Mr and Mrs Irvin Black were united in marriage Saturday afternoon by Rev S R Burham at his home in Upper Sandusky. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents, and Brown is employed at the National Lime and Stone Co.

Henry Brown J W Brown Mary Elizabeth Black Irvin Black S. R Burham Upper Sandusky Mrs Brown Mr. Brown The National Lime & Stone Co

Card of Thanks from Elizabeth Fetter and Family

We extend sincere thanks to relatives and friends, the pallbearers, Rev Father Fish, the singers, and all who assisted us during our recent bereavement.

Father Fish Elizabeth Fetter

Cut Prices on 1-buckle Arctics for Children

A local sale advertises 1-buckle arctics reduced to half price for sizes five and under for children. Elmer Hunter at 51-lpd S. Vance St. promotes the deal with prices dropping from $2.00 to $1.00.

Elmer Hunter S. Vance St

Chicken Dinner Sunday at Pierce Livingston Eatery

Sunday special at Pierce Livingston on S. Vance Street offers chicken dinner for 40 cents and regular meals at 30 cents. Local ad promotes limited time pricing and downtown dining options.

Pierce Livingston

Tragic Death of C. X. Diller in Railroad Accident

The community learned Wednesday noon that C X Diller was killed instantly by a Big Four train near Bluffton. The coroner ruled death accidental. Diller, born August 25 1878, left a widow Rose Davy and three children Emory Ruth Howard, plus siblings and relatives. Funeral set for Friday at 1:30 PM at the Methodist church in Carey with broad local attendance.

C. X. Diller Mr. Diller Elmer Donelson Round House L. W Naus Upper Sandusky Carey Diller Hunter Crossing Mr Diller R Bluffton Ben Diller Rose Davy Emory Bluffton High School Ruth Howard Chris Diller Edwin Diller Lenno Augsburger Willis Yoder Susan Diller Bluffton Z. V Bayless Barbara Diller Menno Diller Toledo F F Diller McComb Peter Winona Lake Methodist Church EE Cole Spring Grove A H Hauenstein J B Longsdorf Edward Davy Cleveland Lima Goffing Hoopestown Pandora Sycamore Wile Christian Sunday School Board of Education

Pythian Sisters Install Officers With Pot Luck and Dance

Mrs Forest Dame assisted by Mrs George Perkins and Mrs F L Moyer will install Pythian Sisters officers including Post Chief Mrs Nelson Turnbell Most Excellent Chief Mrs Le Roy Wonder Excellent Senior Mrs C C Carr Excellent Junior Mrs John Nieckoson and others. The ceremony will be followed by a pot luck supper with each member bringing guests and dishes, plus dancing.

Forest Dame George Perkins F. L. Moyer The Pythian Sisters Nelson Turnbell le Roy Wonder C C. Carr John Nieckoson Porter Hendricks D. J.,humbert Wm. Davidson Russell Fagan George Wolfram Hugh Kurtz George Ferkins

Carey Negroes Fined For Disturbing The Peace

Two Carey men G A Cummins and Charley Harris were arrested early Tuesday on charges of disturbing the peace and for being with a minor. They were arraigned before Mayor Franklin J. Stalter. Cummins paid 18.80 in fines and costs, Harris 13.80. The pair reportedly took two Carey girls to a Marion dance and were arrested after their car stalled near the city.

G A Cummins Charley Harris Franklin J. Stalter Cummins Harris Carey Marion

Village traffic order strict at all crossings

Miles Mullholand, mayor, warns all residents to obey the fourth section of Ordinance 176 of May 28 1925. Stop at all stop signs and slow signs do not exceed 15 miles per hour in the business part of town. Violators face arrest and fines from 1 to 25 dollars depending on offense.

Miles Mullholand

Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Chesebrough Home

Mrs S A Chesebrough hosted the Foreign Missionary Society of the M church Wednesday afternoon. The meeting opened with hymn singing and devotionals by Mrs C Palmer and Mrs David Heck. Lesson study led by Mrs Geo Ash, Mrs Frank Damon, and Mrs C E Falmer from Prayer and Missions. Mystery Box led by Mrs Geo Shuman. Next gathering set for the first Wednesday in February.

S. A. Chesebrough Foreign Missionary Society of the ‘M C. &. Palmer David Heck Geo. Ash Frank Damon C. E. Falmer Geo Shuman

Dairy Short Course Hears on Farm Ration Balancing

The Dairy Short Course meets Monday night January 18 at the high school. J R Rees, Agriculture Instructor, leads discussion on making and balancing rations from farm grown crops.

J R Rees Agr

Carey Peoples Telephone appoints Charles Pratt to succeed Chesebrough

The Carey Peoples Telephone Co names Charles Pratt of Vanlue to replace V S Chesebrough whose resignation takes effect January 15. Pratt, who runs the Vanlue Mutual telephone lines, will oversee both systems.

Carey Peoples Telephone Co Charles Pratt Vanlue V S Chesebrough Pratt Vanlue Mutual Telephone

Alasonic Club to Move to New Front Room

The Masonic Club has rented the rear room above Aghtes shoe store and will relocate from the Fetters' shop room around February 1.

Alasonic Club Masonic Club Aghtes Fetters

Notice of M Woads installation meeting

Notice states installation of officers at the Modern Woodmen meeting on Monday evening January 13. The new district deputy will attend and all members are urged to attend. C D Kentfield, Clerk.

Woodmeno D Kentfield

Community Mourns Loss Of Esteemed Local Professional

A respected resident known for his deep care for the community and his exceptional expertise in his field has died. His dedication to his work and his neighbors left a lasting impact on those he helped.

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Lutheran Church Notes Luther League W.G. T. U. Institute Chryslers O. FE. S Xtra Burson & Kurtz the House of Kuppenheimer Evangelical Church Notes County Fair Board Big Four Sutter Diller Undertaking Rooms Wesley Patterson Kiwanis Club Methodist Church of Carey Pythian Carey Negroes Missionary Meeting Swecceerds V. S. Chesebrough M. Woo
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