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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
4
The Carey Times announces a price update for subscriptions to the Vanly Times with rates listed for one year, six months, and three months. Editor Homer Thrall signs the notice, dated in Carey Ohio as a second class mail matter.
Members of the Lutheran congregation installed a new light at the church entrance to illuminate the sidewalk. Pastor Rev. Luther Spaid read the names of donors who contributed to the erection during last Sunday’s service.
Deposed Mexican dictator Huerta, living in exile, traveled from Spain to the United States amid suspicion of plotting to raise an armed force for an invasion of Mexico. Authorities detained him in El Paso on bonds as investigators link the move to old Mexican interests and a revived plunderbund.
The state adopts district based liquor license units replacing counties. Wyandot Crawford and Mallon form a district with two commissioners to be appointed by clerks, court chairmen, boards, commissioners and recorders. Crawford fears other districts may exclude it while election of county officers sparks wet and dry tensions.
In Baltimore a wealthy citizen driving at unlawful speed struck a pedestrian, causing death. the driver was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. A New York heir, intoxicated behind the wheel, faced two months in jail after his parents’ plea to pay a fine was rejected. The judge deemed jail the proper shame.
On June 17 in Columbus, C Calvin Myers of Risingsun and Marguerite Dalton of the capital city married. Myers, proprietor of Risingsun Unique Weekly, is said to have many friends who wish him happiness. The ceremony included traditional bells and long distance calls from brother editors.
Announcement from Norwalk confirms P J Roll and J M Overhuls have purchased the Yeager drug store. The firm Roll and Overhuls will serve the local drug trade with both partners well connected in the community. Mr Roll has five years at Yeager and two years as manager. Mr Overhuls, a Napoleon druggist, joins from Yeager experience.
A 1915 Greenspring High School annual titled Apercu is praised as a fine piece of printing. It bears dedication to Superintendent B. H. Long and features halftone illustrations of city school classes and high school groups. The art editor adds original drawings, sparking interest in Greenspring schools.
Mrs. Fred Rowalt sang The Lord is My Shepherd at Sunday services and received a heartfelt tribute from Mr. Spaid thanking her for her service to the church before she moves to a new home on the Pacific Coast.
The Times invites readers to submit date and time of any family reunions to be held locally. Listings will run weekly until the gathering occurs. The notice begins with Crooks Ewing on Wednesday August 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wehrle in Adrian.
Mrs. L Patterson was hostess to the Coterie at its last meeting of the season on Friday evening. Miss Ruth Dow and Miss Lucille Patterson assisted. Dow entertained guests vocally. Attending were Mrs. Harry Hunter of Bellevue, Mrs. Porter of Cleveland, and Mrs. C. C. Kisselle.
The children of Benjamin Bond thank neighbors friends and all who offered sympathy and help during his illness and death. Gratitude to the minister for funeral services the choir and the Grand Army of the Republic and to all who sent flowers.
A Louisville man recounts a severe cholera morbus attack in summer 1888. Two doctors gave little relief and urged telegraphing family, but a hotel porter was paid to fetch Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After a second dose he slept and woke well enough to catch a train the next morning.
The Crawford Township Board of Education invites sealed bids to furnish 40 tons or less of first grade coal for delivery to school houses in Crawford by September 1, 1915. Bids accepted by the Clerk until 1 oclock p m on July 19 1915. FP L Livingston Clerk. By order of the Board.
Robert Lansing, long time counsellor for the State Department, is appointed secretary of state to succeed Bryan. The choice is universally commended and Lansing is praised for his focus on international law and experience in international cases, with many deeming him ideal for the role under President Wilson.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Ed. Riester hosted three tables of card players for the pleasure of her sister Mrs. B. P. Porter of Cleveland. Attending were Mrs. Byron Ogg, Mrs. J. L. Culler, Mrs. A. Kennerley, Mrs. W. J. Newhard, Mrs. R. C. Van Buren, Mrs. Harry Heck, Mrs. G. V. Sutphen, Mrs. H. B. Keller, Mrs. Will Pierce, Mrs. C. G. C. Kisselle and Mrs. E. M. Reinhart.
The couple were wed Sunday at the Lutheran parsonage in Fostoria. Floyd Angus of Cleveland and Lela Oxenrider of Fostoria exchanged vows and then departed for a home in Cleveland. The groom is a brother of D. C. Angus of this place and formerly lived here.
The Beebe school taught by F. L. Livingston was a first grade institution. A prior report misstated the box social proceeds. the correct amount is $33.47 instead of $17.47 from last winter.
Elizabeth Krupp says she did not lose due to her own effort and thanks friends patrons club signers the orchestra and others who assisted in the musicals given at different times to help the contest.
An advertisement urges immediate use of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to relief hay fever and asthma symptoms, claiming it has helped thousands in past years and contains no opiates. It features a testimonial by J. D. Ewing and emphasizes urgent relief.
Notice to all lot owners in Spring Grove Cemetery to call on J. P. Newhard or H. B. Keller to pay 1915 upkeep assessments. Spring Grove Cemetery Co. asks anyone about it Hanford's Balsam.
Miss Lucy Straw will oversee the Junior Chautauqua in Marion from July 25 to August 1 at Garfield Park. The event brings local youth programs and cultural activities to the Garfield Park venue.
Water rent is due and the clerk of the Board of Public Affairs will be in the town hall office daily until July 10 except Sundays from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 to 4:30 p.m.
Mr Henry Meister publisher of the Wauseon Democrat and his sister, while returning from Mansfield, spent a few minutes in Carey Monday afternoon and paid a quick call at the Times office.
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