31 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
1
A brief family notice traces relations from mer through daysnter and Grant to a great granddaughter and a great great granddaughter, noting lineage milestones and kinship links across generations.
J A Smith advertises a fifty thousand dollar loan with low interest and long term, privilege to Pax on principal and stop interest. Properties include a 63 acre farm with new house and barn fourteen miles from town, near a school. a first class eighties well tiled, fenced on the pike. Also listings for several houses and agricultural land within proximity. Smith also notes ongoing involvement in insurance with ten first class companies.
Real estate advertisement promising a five room house in good condition with affordable price. Includes brief note on location quality and value appeal for buyers seeking low-cost housing.
Farmers are urged to bring poultry to Carey Ohio at the old woolen mill for highest market price. Arnold Bros advertise the transfer line headquarters at the American Express office as contact point.
The image centers on Mrs. Catherine Schriber born in Belgium nine ningun ago the twelfth of this month. Her lineage includes Mrs. Mary Jenot born in Belgium and Mrs. Nicholas Filliater and Mrs. John Williams. The scene notes Jenot will be seventy-one May third, and Filliater, Williams, and a young Matilda Albrecht represent later generations.
Local notices report fire loss at Mrs Green east of town with residence burned and partial contents saved while a subscription drive funds a new house. Community events include a mutual phone company meeting, a benefit comedy at the Carey opera house for the volunteer fire department, and socials and visits among area residents including the Beis and Hahn families.
Our Lady of Consulation church faced seating shortfalls as pew rentals showed demand exceeded capacity. Father J. G. Mizer announced a new church may begin in spring with $1000 already secured for the expense and elders and children adjusting Mass attendance.
Revival services continue at United Evangelical offices with Rev Williams of United Brethren and Rev Harpster leading alongside affiliated Christians. The church is crowded and conversions occur at nearly every service as interest rises and programs are expected to continue for some time.
Ranger and Hustop installed two sinks in the laboratory of the east School building last week for scholars to use in experiments.
Kurtz's Sons undertake period improvements at the dry goods store with work described as substantial in both upstairs and downstairs rooms. The notice mentions the store room and lists improvements continuing under the firm name Kurtz's Sons.
John Beaver and family moved on Friday to Kerlton in what appears to be a family relocation noted in local records.
The Sycamore Warmers' Institute set for February 13 and 14 is announced along with local civic notes. Transfers include Bristol's addition Lot 31 sale to James Bell for 800 dollars. Debates on immigration and parcels post laws are reported, plus obits and court moves.
G. F. DeVilbliss will succeed S. S. Stiffey as Master Mechanic of the Hocking Valley and Toledo and Ohio Central railroads. He will assume the office after February 1.
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