Mittens Offered In Cloth Back Leather Palm Styles
Advertisers promote heavy mittens with a cloth back and leather palm, featuring a heavy cloth lining and various leather style options for warmth and protection.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
1
Advertisers promote heavy mittens with a cloth back and leather palm, featuring a heavy cloth lining and various leather style options for warmth and protection.
A fresh shipment offers patterns for boys, young men, and older men with a range of winter hockey caps. The selection includes casual and athletic styles suitable for cold weather and sports fans.
A brief note touts Wool Sox as the choice for keeping feet warm in cold weather. The message promises comfort and practicality for chilly days.
Save the pieces and replace broken senses with accuracy. Optometrists agree eyes should be examined at least every two years. Their condition may require lenses of loss or greater strength.
The January term juror roster names the Petit jury and Grand jury. Petit names include A L MecCidin Pitt township Lloyd Schindler Antrim Freq Bieri Upper Sandusky Virgil Searfoss Richland McKinley Bowen Upper Sandusky Sherman Mawer Crane Hiram Krebs Salem Henry Stoll Crawford Gust Lortz Carey G J Holzwart Salem Ervin Wentling Crawford D A Bloom Tymochtee Orton M Arter Crane Simeon Parsell Jackson S T Bell Eden John Young Miffin Ward Sycamore J M Updegraft Ridge. Grand jury lists Fred Grummel Tymochtee Clyde Barber Pitt AL J Secrist Richland William to Y Dir meyer Eden Henry Clay vb Smith Marseilles Charles Swa Ansecht David Nutrauer Upper Sandusky L B Grandstaff Seamore Charles Chatlaini Antrim Theodore Doolish Upper Sandusky Charles Truax Tymochtee Elmore McClain Jackson Lawrence W Baker Harry B Keller Carey PLE Lawrence Salem Chief 7
WD Oscar Zuck and Edith Zuck execute transfers of the south one third of lots 23 and 28 in South Sycamore with an affidavit of transfer. Edith Zuck and others convey to A C Burks and associates for a stated consideration of money.
Miss Jessie Bowers and Rev Russell B McGiffin of Cleveland united in marriage at the bride's Tuscarawas avenue home. The double ring ceremony was performed by Dr Charles Bowers with soloists Mrs Karl Ludwig and a bridal party of 35. The couple planned a month eastward journey after a wedding breakfast with out of town guests from Akron Orrville and Dover.
George M. Schultz and Genevieve Kirian wed in a high mass ceremony at St Nicholas church officiated by Rev J J Easter. The couple, from French town and near New Riegel, will live on Schultz's father's farm after a reception and evening dance for about 200 guests. Schultz served eleven months in World War II including eight months overseas.
Regular monthly W C T U meeting held at Mrs A J King's home Friday afternoon opens with hymn The Ribbon White prayer led by Mrs George Krider and Psalm 65 read by Mrs King Eleven members respond to scripture roll call The group subscribes to The Tobacco Journal for school officials and a Prohibition Victory Meeting with Mrs Elza Jacobs is set for Friday at 2 p m All members urged to attend Next meeting at Mrs R Bame's home on February 13.
No bids were received for the $99,000 electric light plant bonds offered last Friday. The proposed issue carried 5 percent interest and officials debated whether the lack of bids was caused by the rate or possible publishing errors. The Bona Buyer announced new sale days and inquiries were circulated to gauge demand. It remains undecided how the bonds will be disposed of.
Ridge township trustees organized for 1920 with JC D Shertan for president and Hose Tong for clerk. John Snook named as senior member. The Ridge board of education elected S M Romig president A Baughman vice president and Hosea Tong clerk. W K Wisner Robert Bachar and J B Tong serve as other members.
Major Von Blon dies at his Smithville home after a long life. The area records seven inch snowfall in Upper Sandusky, and Wyandot couples obtain marriage licenses including Charles Backstell and Elizabeth Nevada, William Scott and Daisy Ahlheim. War Savings stamps sales, local lectures, and a Hawaiian singer event are noted. Legal items include a bar docket entry and a civil suit for road repairs. George W. Freet, prominent Blacksmith and former treasurer, dies at 84, leaving a legacy in Upper Sandusky.
A fragmentary report notes delays at a burial due to frost. Digging for Levi Maughmen’s grave at a cemetery faced frozen soil, preventing completion until after noon. Burial occurred at 3:00 PM.
1920 officers of the Pythian Sisters will be installed this evening. A pot luck supper will follow the work and attendance is expected to be good.
Iva Jane Sheldon born May 18 1871 near Carey Wyandot County Ohio. She married B W Karr and had six children. She joined several churches and organizations, died December 11 1919. Funeral held at the local Methodist church with burial in Attica cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Al Corwin Mr and Mrs Willis Corwin Mr and Mrs Will Gordon Miss Pauline Corwin Anson Corwin and son Willard of Fremont Mr and Mrs Wm Garber of Lansing Mich and Clem Corwin of Tif accompanied the remains of Charles Corwin to this city for burial Funeral services were conducted at the United Evangelical church Rev C L Kern officiating Interment was in Spring Grove cemetery pall bearers were Roland Jacobs Paladins Collet Neil Perkins William Humbert Fred Lytle and Clyde Heck.
Expressions of gratitude to the minister for consoling words to the singers and pallbearers for services at the funeral and to those who furnished automobiles, Mr. and Mrs. Al Corwin and Children.
Co C Rittick of Canton arrived last week to systematize accounting for The Carey Tire and Rubber Co and will return periodically to build the system for future growth. Cleveland consulting engineer C F Walker and contractor C S Dennis also visited this week. Dennis has received lost lumber and is unloading it. Master mechanic O L Schumacher of Cleveland reports for duty and will reside permanently with his family in the Grant Karr property on East Main Street.
Akron January 12 The Northern Ohio railway has been leased to the Akron Canton and Youngstown railway for 999 years giving the A C and Y control of the line from Akron to Delphos and connecting with western Ohio Plans include a $3,000,000 freight house at the junction here facilitating through traffic and development
The Strand Theatre screened Pathe News last week featuring five American generals awarded the Legion of Honor by the Prince of Wales. Among them was General William Mitchell, once chief of staff of the AEF, praised by wartime aide W. J. Powell for fourteen months in France at Chateau Thierry and St Mihiel.
A garbled report cites Joe Silverstein and Matt Otto in Gilboa with a truck incident Saturday. The fragment mentions Merida, coverage of six miles and a shovel mishap, leaving many details unclear.
Win Mohn traded the Neyth street lot recently bought from Mrs Heswton to William Jacob for the north side street lot he bought from S A Chesebrough. Mr Sohn paid 10.0 in cash as boot.
A meeting is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday January 20 in the assembly room of the public library to organize an American Legion post in Carey. Ex service men are urged to attend and help form a live organization. Do not be late.
The new City Council met Monday with Mayor T W McClure and six councilmen. The board of public affairs recommended cutting the presidents salary to 40 and boosting the secretary and other staff pay, plus small raises for the superintendent and staff. Police reappointments, street and water line duties assigned, and Chief Ilo Wonder invited officials to a Moose Hall banquet. Mayor McClure also noted a Griswold Health law meeting and appointed W C Anderson deputy health commissioner. Next council meeting is January 26.
J C Young of Toledo announced plans to establish Auto Owners Protective Service offices in each county seat. The local manager will coordinate a state wide force of 400 operatives and 60 Harley motorcycles to respond within an hour of theft reports. The system aims to cut auto thefts and curb rising insurance costs while cooperating with clubs insurers and authorities. Young to visit Rebel House next Thursday to select local offices.
Samuel P. Croft, president and general manager of Tymochtee Oil & Gas Co with HQ at Crawford O, spent a few hours in the area. He says the company has active production and bright prospects for an immediate increase. The firm controls about 2 000 acres of oil leases and is expanding its business network in Findlay.
Myers, owner of the Carey Steam Laundry and Cleaning Works, has purchased Campbell lot 105 likely to be the future home of the business. The lot lies behind Phelps Ramage on the alley.
A motor truck carrying campaigners for and against national prohibition overturned in a ditch near Ashland, delaying a ratification vote in Cuyahoga County. Ballots were left in the county garage waiting for a recount after the incident.
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