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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1926
Page
4
A Lennox era poem recounts colonial sacrifice as dawn breaks on a misty meadow. The speaker evokes rebels, Liberty, and martyrs, with vivid images of battle, graves, and the American flag flying over northern pine. The piece honors fathers and sons in a lyrical tribute to patriotic endurance.
Mayor Mullholand orders a village ordinance curbing explosive sales during the Fourth of July week in Carey. Small firecrackers may be sold July 1, 2, 3, and 5 with no shooting on Sunday, and celebration ends Monday. Also reports Max Palmer, 13, injured by barbed wire near Lima, eyelid laceration requiring three stitches.
Farmers are urged to call Main 475 Findlay for free removal of dead stock and to cover telephone charges. The Buckeye Reduction Co. handles these notices and services.
Executrix Mrs C X Diller calls all who owe money to the estate to call and settle accounts. This is a public debt notice urging prompt payment and settlement of outstanding balances.
Numerous Sunday visits and calls across Crawford county and nearby towns including Carey Upper Sandusky Marion and Wood counties. Residents attended church events and Children’s Day service while several families hosted dinners and shared gatherings at homes and parks.
A list of performers and pieces for a Children’s Day program includes Margaret Ellen Phillips Margaret Savidge Gerald Phillips Lester Savidge Lucille Phillips Ruth England Helen Iberling Pearl Beasch ler Julia Richardson Faye White Erma Ritchie Elizabeth Richardson Paul Richardson Harvey Sav idge Blanche Kentfield Vergle Musgrave Audrey Mus Good night reading Violets Three Girls The Little White Lie tableau by thirteen girls with songs and recitations reflecting a school or church event.
A statewide effort led by F. E. Bacon and C. T. Alexander rechecks all cream stations in Delaware Marion Wyandot Crawford Richland Knox Licking and Morrow counties. The cream improvement campaign, backed by Ohio State University dairy division and state health and agriculture departments, urges testing 35 to 45 percent butter fat to boost profits and cream quality. Skimmilk leftovers waste profit and spoil flavor. better fat content reduces shipping costs per pound and helps keep cream longer.
A gas main burst under a railroad crossing in Fostoria causing flames to flare as coal dropped from a passing locomotive ignited the gas. Observers cheered when the train halted over the blaze and the gas company shut off pressure minutes later.
A. J. Frederick of Carey seeks Democratic nomination for Representative subject to the August 10 1926 primary. FRED L. Jonas of Upper Sandusky seeks Democratic nomination for County Sheriff subject to the same primary. Cyrus Swihart of Upper Sandusky Southeastern area seeks Democratic nomination for County Commissioner. Omar P. Kraft of Sycamore seeks Democratic nomination for County Commissioner.
Alfred Warren Smith of Carey and Helen Oma Grove of Carey were married by Justice of the Peace Jay Marguer at the magistrate's office in a single ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Carey. Witnesses included the Groves, Justice William Teal of_SYNCamore, and Helen Fleck.
The church announces Sunday Masses at 10:00 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. Vespers and benediction at 7:30 p.m. Weekday Masses are at 6:30 and 8:00 a.m. Pastor Father Aloysius Fish.
Bert Jaynes outlines Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 and no evening services. Prayer meeting is scheduled Wednesday night at 7 30.
Oak Grove Church of the Brethren led by Arthur Dodge invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 10 30. Methodist Episcopal Church with E E Cole pastor lists Sunday school 9 15, morning service 10 30 with sermon The Deceptiveness of Sin, Epworth League 7, evening service 8 featuring The Mount of Decision. Patriotic service marks the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Both churches invite attendance and prayer meetings Wednesday 8.00 p m for all ages.
Lewis P. Speaker presents services for the fifth Sunday after Trinity with Sunday school at 9 15 and the chief service at 10 30. Building Fund Sunday proceeds with a sermon titled The Place of the Lutheran Church in American Liberty. No evening service.
Ray Hunter and Alice Tong, both of Carey, were married Tuesday afternoon in a single ring ceremony by Rev. Kirk of Wharton. The couple will live on the groom's farm south of Carey after a wedding trip in the east.
Taxable values on rural lands in Crawford county fell 19.5 percent after reappraisal. Rural buildings jumped 43.7 percent. The total rural property value is $21,955,580, down about 1.75 million from prior totals.
The 4 H Happy Hour sewing club met at Mrs C H Bakers home last Wednesday with Frances Eyestone presiding over business hour. Members drafted kimono patterns for first year girls and gowns for end year participants. Frances Eyestone and Caroline Baker led recreation and refreshments were served. The next meeting is scheduled for July 7 at 2 00 pm at Miss Thelma Wonders home.
The Queen Esther Standard Bearers of the Methodist church plan a Saturday meeting with Miss Eva Watson west of Carey. Those needing transport should be at Jennie Steen's at 2 p.m.
A fragment from a news-wire style item notes an exchange about love and an imminent marriage this summer. The short quote reveals personal sentiment tied to a larger Oklahoma event labeled Whirlwind, indicating a local or regional attention grab.
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