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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
3
Graham Buckland Ed Bakies and Dewey Hunter were arraigned before Mayor T. W. McClure Tuesday evening on gambling charges. They were found guilty and fined five dollars plus costs. The case serves as a warning and the city intends to enforce laws and ordinances.
A Methodist church congregation met Tuesday evening to discuss redecorating the church and upgrading lighting. The group outlined fuller plans for the upcoming evangelistic season starting February 1.
Harold Hilty has gone to Bucyrus to work in a machine shop. Mr and Mrs Cletus Myers travelled to Bucyrus for a new home. S B Chesebrough is better after a lung hemorrhage. Henry Mullholand of Defiance visits his father Miles Mullholand. Mrs Ida Newcomer ill at Samuel Leimen home with quinsy. Dr Harbert of Bellefontaine called. Gas pressure low again with no clear weather cause. Ladies Bible Class fundraiser nets 30 for church sinking fund. Mrs Anna Wiggins and daughter Clara of Parsons Kansas and Mrs Ed Smith of Marion visit with Mr and Mrs L L Patterson. Mrs Patterson travels to Marion to visit Mrs S P Hobinson in Buffalo later this week.
An Ohio Experiment Station test on hatch timing finds Leghorn chicks hatched around April 20 yield reliable fall and winter layers for Wooster latitude. Early February hatching offers little advantage, while later hatches reduce chick viability and profitability. April hatchings prove most satisfactory for egg production.
The government has decided to provide aid to families of radicals whose heads have been deported. Assistant Attorney General Garvin said aid is humanitarian, not an admission of government obligation to enemies. Officials were told to avoid sentimentality in decisions.
Scott Long achieved multiple wins at poultry shows held December 30 to January 4 in Fostoria and Sandusky City. He captured first cock, first cockerel, first and second hen, and first and second pullet in various classes. O J Williamson also exhibited Golden Seabright Bantams at Fostoria winning several top prizes.
Ohio finished 1919 as a top War Savings state and plans to push January 1920 sales to at least 3,000,000. New certificates change terms, redeemable after two months, with exchanges allowed from 1918 and 1919 lists and ownership transfers possible on request.
Ohio post masters in various offices are urged to push a January War Savings drive with assigned quotas for selling treasury savings certificates. Officials expect to raise 35 million dollars, giving Ohio an early lead in the 1920 War Savings race. Certificates are $100, non taxable, nearly five percent interest, registered, and available at any post office.
Joseph Jenot dies at 47 after six months illness and two weeks bedrest at his mother's Lake Street home. Funeral will be Saturday at Consolation Church Ourdy. He was born August 14 near Serenchtown and leaves wife Rose Rush, two sons Joseph and Clarence, four brothers and three sisters, with one brother Far a Jen et having died eight weeks ago.
The county saw raids in Carey and the local city over the weekend. In Carey three people were taken in the raid, while the city raid visited several places but yielded no arrests.
The Minute Men of the local Methodist church led the financial drive and now spearhead the evangelistic effort. Members include L. G. Hanger C N Cosgray James Hood Chesebrough W de Baker B Walker and James Shuman each scheduled to speak five minutes at the regular church services.
The Maccabee Ladies announce installation services this Friday evening followed by a pot luck supper. All members are urged to attend.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. Prescribed by leading physicians, it combines tonics and blood purifiers for catarrhal conditions. Testimonials offered. Toledo, Ohio. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Thousands seek relief from stomach upset by tackling the liver and bowels with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The vegetable compound with olive oil stimulates natural bodily functions, easing bad taste coated tongue and lack of energy. Dosed at bedtime, 10 and 25 cents.
Miss Mildred Nichols returns to Los Angeles after a year abroad with war relief service in France Belgium and the occupied German territories. She stops in San Francisco on the way home. Harold Tucker and L S Calvert accompanied her for parts of the journey and stay in Carey.
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