27 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
1
Mrs L M Gear announces a ten day sale starting January 20 in Upper Sandusky Ohio. Corsets priced from four dollars to thirteen fifty are cut to amounts between two eighty five and nine forty five with brassieres and waists similarly reduced. Shipping and stock liquidation due to illness.
Mrs Forest Dame spent Wednesday to Friday in Findlay as her father in law Charles Dame underwent eye surgery at the Home and Hospital. A growth was removed from his right eyeball and sent to New York for analysis. His condition remains serious with loss of sight in the other eye but he is improving.
James Shuman leads a sale of $150000 in Carey Tire and Rubber Co. stock from an office above the Carey restaurant with salesmen from Francis Quinn Co. of Cleveland. R L Kroesen of Liberty Airless Tire Corp. promotes the merger, aiming to place unsold local stock, amid bids from seven other towns and many idle tire plants. Stockholders view the merger as the company’s salvation, with a limited decision window.
Post office employees of the 8th congressional district held an organization meeting in Marion on Saturday night to establish formal structure and activities.
Mrs Catherine Tong died Saturday morning at 7 30 at her home four miles west of Carey from dropsy and complications. Funeral services were held Monday from St Pauls church with Rev I H Amore officiating and burial in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Willis Tong Hosea Tong Grant Tong Joe Tong Sherman Tong and Logan Wahigamuth. She was born November 16 1844 and died aged 76 years seven months and 21 days. She married La R Tong and had eight children Logan Garfield Frank Charles four daughters. Surviving are two brothers James and Sanford Rochester Ind one sister Mrs Elizabeth Morehart Vanlue 21 grandchildren six great grandchildren and many relatives. Her husband died August 1905. Families from distance attended the funeral including Frank Powell Toledo Clayte Custer Marion O L Summers Canton Florence Casey Marion Henry Tong Agosta Logan Tong Marion.
The Tong family thanks those who assisted during illness and death, the minister for comforting words, the singers, and everyone who sent flowers for their mother.
Miss Lodema Matzinger a Bellevue girl led a gifted quartet of four young women in a concert at the Gilger theatre under the war mothers organization. She read Within the Law and The Littlest Rebel in shortened form with artistry. The violinist Miss Fike, saxophonist Miss Petre, pianist Miss Forsythe, and soprano announcer Miss Van Horn received praise and audience desire for a return engagement. The ladies, known as the Three Arts, impressed the Norwalk Reflector.
The Carey Ohio Porcelain Company of Carey Ohio has applied to the Ohio Commissioner of Securities on January 25 1921 for a license to deal in stocks bonds and securities. Agents named in the application include W H Williams and H L Tracy both of Carey Ohio.
The article notes Merbert Newhard at home Friday and Saturday and enjoying his legislative work. He serves on Banks and Banking, Temperance, and Parks and Public Works committees and shared Bill No. 34, a temporary relief measure for taxing districts, introduced by Representative Robert Taft.
Orville Twinig suffered a crushed hand while coupling cars at the lime plant. Doctors expect to amputate the index finger on his right hand today.
The United Evangelical, United Brethren, and Methodist churches announce a joint evangelistic campaign starting Sunday night January 30 at the United Brethren church. Each church will host services first week with three pastors sharing preaching duties and combined choirs providing music. Preceding cottage prayers and union prayer meetings have strengthened preparations, and organizers urge community-wide participation to ensure success.
A historic church planning document lists rules for a joint revival campaign. It covers service rotation across churches, night to night preaching, united Sunday evenings, cottage prayer meetings, choir leadership and music, and public offerings. It restricts member solicitation, outlines card signing, and sets campaign and Easter timelines.
The notice lists committee heads for Publicity, Surrey, Music, Finance, and Prayer Meetings with names such as Lawrence Bland J T Renschler Mrs Tate James Shuman John B Moore Howard Gobrecht and Rev W F Martin. Field survey is set for the week of Jan 9 with cottage prayer meetings starting Jan 18. Meetings will rotate among United Brethren United Evangelical Methodist and Episcopal churches.
Advertisers call all who owe money to the Ideal Hat Shop to settle accounts promptly, inviting timely payment from patrons with outstanding balances.
Detroit police reserve member Emil Ruthenberg was shot in the right shoulder and wrist on Junction avenue near Christiancy while investigating five men peering into alleys. John Gamel, driving, alerted Scotten avenue station. assailants fled and were not found. Ruthenberg was treated by Dr. Currie at West Fort street.
Central Passenger Association authorizes one and one half fare round trip from Ohio points to Columbus for Farmer's Week at Ohio State University January 31 to February 4. Identification certificates issued by H C Ramsower or J R Allgger entitle the named person and dependents to tickets. Certificates available from Edward Walcutt, Harpster, secretary of the County Farm Bureau. Tickets on sale January 30 to February 4, return by February 7.
William Caldwell plans a farm sale on Tuesday February 15 before moving to Clearwater County Minnesota to settle there. Clarence Suber will take over the Caldwell farm in Salem township. Mrs Caldwell will stay in Springfield as decisions are made. A F Mathias will move to a new farm near Fostoria. Lawrence Dible to hold a public sale February 3 before shifting from Levi Haines farm to LeRoy Wonder farm nearby.
Banns for the marriage of Frank J. Weaver and Theresa C. Kinn were published for the first time. The wedding is set for Tuesday February 8 at 8:30 a.m. at St. Peter's Church Alvada. The bride is the daughter of Nicholas and Mrs Kittin. A reception will follow at the bride's home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mann of Carey sold their home on the corner of Bigelow and Third streets to U. P. Lambright of this city. Possession will be given April 1.
After purchasing a large feed grinder I will grind car corn and small grains in any quantity every Saturday at customary prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Cream and eggs collection urged at the Summer station on the west side of S Vance street. Miss Cectl Lowery. Mer.
Marriage licenses issued for Otto Maschka and Ruth Sanford. Dr. H A Maloney named state medical director of the Catholic Knights of Ohio. County Treasurer Billhardt reports a $63,000 tax day total, a county record. Court of Appeals upholds Reynolds burglary conviction. case may go to the Supreme Court. Matilda Wilmes and Dr J F McCann wed in Upper Sandusky. Destructive fire on Stephan farm losses estimated at 4000 with 1100 insured. Marty Kirby dies in Upper Sandusky at 47, survived by mother two siblings. County Board of Education reelects John D Curtis. March 5 meetings planned. Modern Woodman club formed in Sycamore with 13 charter members. Wyandot County census tallied at 19,481. salaries tied to population figures. officials affected by census remain secure.
The Peoples Telephone Co. held its annual meeting last Thursday in the Beck block. President G. A. Kemmerley led the session as minutes were read by Secretary J. A. Newcomer. Directors reelected John Snook C. V. Wentz and M. H. Thomas for three years. S. A. Chesebrough resigned. Elza Ehrlich elected to fill the term. The board later reorganized with Kemmerley as president Newcomer as secretary Edward Davidson as vice president and Elza Ehrlich as treasurer.
Emory Yohe, eldest son of Mr and Mrs J L Yohe, arrived home Monday from Springfield after an accident Tuesday of last week in the Wittenberg College chemistry lab burned his face eyes and ear. Doctors say sight will not be affected and his eyes were bandaged 48 hours.
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