02 Jul 1908
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
1
Pleasant rooms above Frederick's grocery available for rent by Mrs. Adam Frederick. Inquiries at P Q Box 221 Yor. Room offers access to bath and is described as suitable for a temperate young man.
A private ceremony marked the funeral of former President Grover Cleveland in Princeton, New Jersey. President Roosevelt and other dignitaries attended as the body was laid to rest at the Cleveland plot amid simple rites and a brief burial service.
Judge Harmon, former attorney general, returned from Princeton to Cincinnati for Cleveland’s funeral. Roosevelt summoned the ex-cabinet members to the bier and delivered a closed doors eulogy praising Cleveland’s life and faith. Among those present were Huke Smith and Francis Vilas Olney Carlisle Harmon and others.
A Carey party traveling from Ashland Oregon to Seattle and Alaska details days on trains ships and rail stops. They describe prairie and Rockies scenery including Banff Glacier and Castle Mountain and note Vancouver Victoria and Seattle growth. They visit Ashland to stay with W. B. Smith family and praise local cherries and climate.
The Eastern Star annual memorial service occurred last Sunday at the Masonic hall. Nora Graves and Julia Myers led the ceremony with flowers and a Bible laid on the altar. Rev. William Hook spoke on belief in a future existence. Memorial sketches honored Charles Hoyt, David H. Wonder, and Mrs. Alice Bixby Laughlin. A quartet sang with piano accompaniment and Bessie McGuire offered a solo.
Peter Frank deputy auditor and democratic candidate for auditor wed Miss Clara Maud Berg last Thursday at the bride's Upper Sandusky home. After the ceremony the couple stayed overnight with Mr. and Mrs. George Ash in this city.
Nat C Wright and Harry Thalmeier of the Cleveland Leader lease The Findlay Republican and assume control July 1 F L Dustman parts ways with the paper while Robinson Locke retires from editorial management
The Teachers Examination scheduled for Saturday is moved due to the Fourth of July. The test will now be held on Saturday July 11.
The state fire marshal urges reform in Independence Day celebrations. Fireworks cause fires and injuries across Ohio, with dozens of buildings burned annually and many maimed or killed. The piece calls for prohibitions on selling to children and bans on dangerous explosives while noting safer options and legal precedents in Toledo Baltimore and San Francisco.
The board of education decided to repaint the high school building. Workers will apply two coats to the wood cornice and related trim to refresh the exterior.
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