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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
4
A Cardington Independent note voices pride in the flag and critique of a proposed child labor law, urging wiser leadership as the state considers restrictions on minor solicitors. The piece contrasts rural and urban press, defending country papers from city snobbishness and lampooning “predictions” about public figures.
Bloomville loses its jewelry shop for the first time in over forty years as the business closes last Saturday. Rev. C. R. Poulson has held the store for several months and the space is now up for sale, inviting a new owner to take over the sought after business.
Virgil Tilton of Upper Sandusky fractured his elbow Sunday night while cranking a car. County commissioners will view Bell ditch February 14 with a ditch hearing February 16. W W Robinson and Miss Dora May Sorg wed in Sycamore. Andrew J. Bender, 77, died near Sycamore from a stroke. burial in Greenlawn, Tiffin. Lambert ditch award totals listed for Tymochtee. Eden post hunt reports 104 contestants and high scorer Ray Kuenzli with 2515 points. many animals counted. James L Anderson, formerly of Nevada, died in Denton, Texas. funeral in Nevada. Father and Son Week set for Wyandot County February 14 to 20 with programs and speakers planned. Henry M Inman, 78, dies in Upper Sandusky. buried Oak Hill. Institute for Sunday school teachers set February 45 with Ro A Waite and Fred Cartwright listed as speakers. Further institute details via A G McQuate.
The Times shows a Walter L Greene painting of the Twentieth Century Limited in a storm. The Castleton Cut-off and Alfred H. Smith Memorial Bridge near Albany mark a $25,000,000 upgrade with 28 miles of double track, boosting freight and passenger service between West ports and New York Boston South and New England.
Howard M. Gore urges farmers to participate in the Census of Agriculture conducted by the Department of Commerce with the Department of Agriculture. The data will stay confidential and serve to establish yearly estimates, aid farm policy, and assist in county and state tallies through 1924 and beyond.
Mt Blanchard Journal invites residents to reserve Friday and Saturday January 30 and 31 for the big farmers institute and corn show. President Bunnell and Secretary Wineland coordinate committees, with exceptional talent, addresses, music, and an important corn ear trophy currently held by Edgar Snider. The complete program will be published next week.
Ohio's 13th annual Farmers Week at Ohio State University features the 17th Ohio State Corn and Grain Show and a statewide apple show. Six trophies and many ribbons await top corn oats wheat and soybeans while a special seed quality class offers prized steel tanks and fertilizer. The potato and egg shows return with cash prizes and grand championships as 150 Ohioans entered eggs last year.
Forest Review reports quail and pheasants dying from starvation amid heavy Monday snow. Farmers urged to provide shelter and food. townsfolk should also feed songbirds overwintering in Ohio. Winans jeweler and optometrist advertises eye tests.
Our Lady of Consolation church directory lists Rev. Father Aloys M. Fish as pastor. Sunday services include High Mass at 10:00 a.m. and Low Mass at 7:30 a.m. Vespers and benediction at 7:30 p.m. Weekday Masses are at 6:30 and 8:00 a.m.
The notice invites all to Bert Jaynes, pastor, with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 junior C pb at 2 30 Christian Endeavor at 6 45 evening services at 7 30 weekly prayer services Wednesday at Ri 30 in homes all welcome to attend.
Church notices list Rev. A. G. Tozer at Carey Evangelical Church with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 plus missionary prayer service and revival meetings starting February 15. St John and Christ Lutheran Church also announce services with sermons and building fund emphasis.
John Wieand pastor. Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon titled The Narrowness of Jesus. Evening worship at 7 00. Prayer meetings will be held in the homes the remainder of the winter.
Sunday school priced at 915 dollars. Class study precedes assembly. Divine worship at 10 30 with sermon by Pastor W F Martin. Epworth League meets at 6 o clock as Rev Ss R Dunham and the pastor lead revival services.
Ordinance 175 fixes monthly salaries for village water works chief at 160 dollars first engineer at 120 dollars second engineer at 100 dollars and board of public affairs officers at 6500 and 6000 per month respectively. Pay is semi monthly. Takes effect after legal publication. Passed January 19, 1925. Mayor A Blue. Clerk John Stoody. 2-1
Director Truax defends the oyster arguing it is not a health menace but careless handling. The Sycamore Leader notes only one city outbreak linked to transit or destination handling, a risk shared by milk and other perishable foods.
The Green Springs Echo reports officials sent a man to Green Springs on Monday to inspect a depot and order repairs following criticism from a recent Echo issue. The piece notes the depot had been kept in poor repair and actions were taken to fix it.
On January 13 1925 A F Hartle F L Miller Floyd C Miller and Fred Morehead trustees of the Bigelow Chapel Matholdist Episcopal Church Wyandot County Ohio filed in Wyandot County Common Pleas a petition asking for a court order to sell the church building its furniture fixtures and adjacent outbuildings as the property is abandoned and decaying A hearing is set for February 21 1925 or as soon thereafter as the court can hear the matter.
Letters of administration issued for Jacob A. Smith to Ella Smith and for Mary B. McCaughey to Paul W. Williams. Ellen Culver sues Fannie I. Albert and W. S. Albert for $1,000 and interest from December 5, 1921 on a note. Adolph Tschantz sues Whitney Tractor Co. stockholders protective committee for $669 with interest from February 8, 1924. Hearing in Toledo on Donatus Deman case dismissed for lack of evidence. other case set for two weeks. Winans Carey jeweler and optometrist offers eye care.
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