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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1909

Page

3

City Council Minutes Record Payment Details

Monday night attendance included Mayor Q Chambers Clerk Stahl and Councilmen Dame Kear Jacoby Herbert Hart and Pahl Bills paid ranged from salaries to labor and groceries totaling numerous entries Charles Dam Wales and Hart listed salaries and watchmen payments Cement sidewalk specifications introduced and passed after three readings with rules suspended Several vendors and workers named including W H Snyder H Chambers Rob er Drake H Stahl Walter Carr Ed Gibbs Michael Perl rank Bakers and Carey Times listed with various small sums.

Q Chambers Stahl Dame Kear Jacoby Herbert Hart Pahl W. H. Snyder Chambers Rober Drake H Ipers Walter Carr Ed Gibbs William Jacoby Carey Grocery Co Julia Miller Sehuted Hl. Herbert William Pahl F Spercrnstes Charles Dam Wales Pelaes Charles Hart Heeg DeSpie H. A. Kear BO Ae W. H. Lytle Bakers Bayling A&tone Tech Michael Perl William Donelson Sons’scone Carey Times Ordin

Missionary Meeting of Woman's Society in July

The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the United Evangelical church met last Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lawrence Stout. President Mrs. John Shireman led prayer and scripture, then dues were paid and the lesson “Our Missions in China” discussed. Messages from missionaries were read by Mrs. Shireman Mrs. Elza Jacobs and Mrs. Chet Tate. The next meeting is set for the third Tuesday in July with Mrs. A. E Constien.

Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the United Evangelical Church Lawrence Stout John Shireman China Shireman Elza Jacobs Chet Tate God A. E Constien

Kurtz to Improve Carey Farm Land Near Water Works

E. B. Kurtz of Carey Ohio owns a farm near Van Wert leased by the city for drinking water. He met Waterworks Superintendent Nusser to discuss improvements including new tile drains. The service board is likely to discuss the proposal this evening.

E. B. Kurtz Carey, O Vaniuey Nusser Service Board Findlay Courer

Re-Elected Treasurer at Bosworth League Meeting

Superintendent A J Nowlan was re elected district treasurer at the Bosworth League convention held at Bradner Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. The convention will be held next year at Bloomdale in June.

A.J. Nowlan Bosworth League Bradner Bloomdale

Marr Engagement Proclaimed for Marr and Bohn

Mrs Charles Henry Marr announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary Francis Marr to Mr Harry Bohn of Brooklyn New York The wedding is planned for this fall in Cleveland

Charles Henry Marr Mary Francis Marr Harry Bohn Brooklyn New York Cleveland Plaindealer

Rebekahs to Install New Officers Tuesday Evening

The Rebekahs will install their new officers on Tuesday evening July 6. Mrs. Chet Tate serves as installing officer.

Rebekahs Chet Tate

Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies, Not Local

A circulation ad claims deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It asserts nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and offers $100 for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars are sent free. Hall's pills are recommended for constipation.

Hall F. J. Quenny & Co Toledo

Are you a native of this town

A traveler questions a man in a remote North Carolina mountain town about being a native, sparking a humorous miscommunication. The man's wife interrupts, clarifying the meaning as she questions the traveler’s sense. The scene unfolds at a cabin door with a cob pipe in her mouth.

Mounains North Carolina Jim

Luther League Elects New Officers at Church Meeting

At a Monday church meeting the Luther League elected new officers for the term. President Miss Blanche DeWitt, Vice President Miss Florence Smith, Secretary Miss Adah Nichols, Treasurer Herman Gibbs, Chorister Miss Gladys Nichols, Assistant Chorister Miss Minnie Summit, Pianist Miss Gladys Kennerley, Assistant Pianist Miss Cozetta Powell.

Luther League Blanche DeWitt Vice Florence Smith Adah Nichols Herman Gibbs Gladys Nichols Minnie Summit Gladys Kennerley Cozetta Powell

Harris Kuhn Tie In Toledo Fostoria Union

Earl A Harris of Toledo and Estelle M Kuhn of Fostoria were married last Thursday by Rev. Mueller of Fostoria. The bride is the Kuhn daughter living near Fostoria. The groom, son of Mrs. Harris, was raised here and formerly of Carey. They will reside in Toledo where Harris works for the Lake Shore Railroad.

Earl A Harris Toledo Estelle M. Kuhn Fostoria Mueller John Kuhn Henry ‘Damod Tig Piacé Caréy Harris Lake Shore R. R

Plan Auto Line Promises Mt Blanchard Findlay Transit

A Sandusky promoter seeks to establish automobile transit between Mt Blanchard and Findlay. He recently visited Mt Blanchard to recruit citizens and plans a stock company with $10 shares. If formed a sixteenth passenger car service is proposed.

Mt. Blanchard Findlay Sandusky Findlay Courier

Heavy Rain Floods Onions In Sunday Shower

A heavy rain Sunday afternoon drenched the southwest and south areas. J. W. Alspach reported it as the hardest rain he had seen, with water pouring down in bucketfuls and flooding some of his onions.

J. W. Alspach

Lybarger Brothers Plan Michigan Woods Trip

BE B Lybarger heads to Shelby to visit his daughters then travels to Michigan. On July 15 he will meet his brother R N Lybarger a Minneapolis attorney at Petosky. The brothers intend to spend several weeks in the Michigan woods.

B. Lybarger Shelby Michigan R. N. Lybarger Minneapolis Petosky Michigan Woods

New Narrow Gauge Cars Ordered by Limestone Company

The National Lime and Stone Co. received six new narrow gauge cars on Tuesday for quarry stone transport. The finely built box cars each carry eight tons when loaded.

The National Lime and Stone Co

Card of Thanks for Franklin Harpster Funeral

We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and kind offices at the death and burial of our brother Franklin Harpster. Thanks to those who brought flowers and furnished singing. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wond ee. Mr. and Mrs. Buyer Mencu. Mr. and Mrs. J. Margr ar.

Franklin Harpster Leroy Wondee Buyer Mencu Mars. J. MarGrarr

Mink Hunt Ends With Eight Killed Minks

Henry Kramer Jr and Lawrence and Charles Nachbar south of town killed eight minks after they had destroyed nearly 300 chickens, ending a successful pursuit by the three men.

Henry Kramer, Jr Lawrence Charles Nachbar

No Evening Services At Lutheran Church This Summer

The Lutheran church will suspend evening worship during July and August. Congregants are advised to adjust plans accordingly and attend morning services as scheduled.

Lutheran Church

Cement Walks Paved On West and East Main Streets

W H Snyder laid 800 feet of cement sidewalk around E M Gear’s property on West Main. Additional walks were installed in front of Mrs. Chas Hoyt and S A Wenner on East Main Street.

W.H. Snyder E. M. Gear West Main Street East Main Street Chas. Hoyt S. A. Wenner

Helfer Sells Frederick Street House for 550 Dollars

Real estate transfer shows W N Helfer selling to James Weaks a house and lot on Frederick Street for 550 dollars. The property previously belonged to William Hall.

W. N. Helfer James Weaks Frederick Street Mr. Helfer Wm. Hall

Mutual Insurance Notices From Columbus and Wyandot County

Public notices list Ohio Mutual cyclone Torna do and Windstorm Insurance Association of Columbus and Wyandot Mutual Relief Association of Wyandot County. Contact J. W. Powell at home phone 3187 for details.

Ohio Mutual Cyclone

Real Estate Loans and Bank Liabilities Summary

The fragment lists various banking items including loans on real estate and collateral, other loans and discounts, overdrafts, bonds and securities, deposits, and reserves. It shows a mix of assets and liabilities such as capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and deposits with totals likely indicating a bank's balance sheet snapshot.

National Bank

Dill Marriage Reported After Lima Ceremony

Mr and Mrs Oliver Dill were married Monday July 20 at Epworth M E church Lima by Rev Weaver. The bride is daughter of William Matthews of Lima and Dill is son of Mrs Robert Miller of Springfield. He played first base for the Garey Coppers and works for the Big Four. They will reside in Springfield.

Oliver Dill James Dill Epworth M. IE Lima Weaver Thesbride William’ ‘Matthews Dill Robert Miller Springfield Garey Coppers Big Four

Gem Art Store Changes Hands in Local Deal

Elza Jacobs sold his art store and repair shop to Warren Guzader who will rename the business Gem Art Store. Guzader plans to continue the current line while Jacobs weighs two travel offers and other options.

Elza Jacobs Warren Guzader Luzader Gem Art Store Jacobs

Thank You Mr Blanchard Carey Times Subscription Note

A reader from Carey Ohio writes to thank manager Mr Blanchard and encloses a $1.00 money order to renew a subscriber from July 1909 to July 1910 for the Carey Times. The note is signed by J W Ciason.

Mr. Blanchard Homer Thrults Carey Ohio Carey Times J. W. Ciason

Local visitors and social notes from Findlay area

Simon Nye of Findlay visited town on Tuesday a business guest. Emma Clark of Forest spent Sunday with her brother L. D. Clark. Mrs. Carey Close of Toledo visited her mother Mrs. Moore from Thursday to Tuesday. Folster Shumaker of Upper Sandusky was in town Tuesday driving his touring car. Mrs. S. B. Chesebrough spent Thursday and Friday with daughter Mrs. W. J. Cosgray in Toledo. Misses Bessie and Katie McGuire plan August trips. Bessie to Denver and Katie to the coast. Ross Johnson and others, in A. P. Johnson’s auto, spent Saturday evening in Lindsay.

Simon Nye Findlay Emma Clark Forest L. D. Clark Carey Close Toledo Moore Folster Shumaker Upper Sandusky S. B. Chesebrough W. J. Cosgray Bessie Katie McGuire Denver

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