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The Carey Times lists in advance rates for subscriptions: one year six months three months. Editor Homer Thrall notes the post office registration and standard mailing format.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
4
The Carey Times lists in advance rates for subscriptions: one year six months three months. Editor Homer Thrall notes the post office registration and standard mailing format.
Washington reports favorable news from Mexico with Carranza suggesting restraint and the U S aims to avoid war. The president may withdraw troops in stages to ensure safety and suppress disorders while most Americans favor peace and fewer Ohio Guardsmen are required. Some officers lament war restrictions.
The council room meeting last Thursday night formed a committee of general arrangements for the handsome new flag at the water works. The committee will report at a future meeting, promising an exceptionally interesting and inspiring program for all the people, with elements Carey has long anticipated.
Travel risks without Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy are warned as bowel attacks can strike suddenly. The ad notes availability everywhere. It also mentions great racing at Tiffin next week.
Rexall advertises a money saving sale offering two tubes for the price of one by paying an extra 1 1 2 cents. The hand bills promise many high class items at regular Rexall prices with a promotional double quantity. Sale date July 14 1917 is noted.
The last Thursday Keat reunion gathered 119 people from Upper Sandusky Wharton Delaware Weston Ada Findlay Toledo Mt Blanchard Sycamore and Carey. A noon dinner contrasted with an afternoon business session where officers were elected and committees formed for future events.
Miss Persis Newhard, bride-to-be of Mr Russel Kurtz of Akron, honored at a West Main Street afternoon party. Guests included Misses Jaurker, Burris, Truckenmiller, Nichols, Straw, Patterson, and Mrs Cuttle, Heck, and Gish. Bridge games and floral centerpieces featured pink and white roses.
The Big Four announces no excursions this season and keeps all equipment ready to move troops as needed by government. Cincinnati division set a record with 10 000 passengers last Saturday, while railroads face possible shifts to accommodate troop movements risking regular passenger service.
Marion County Bar officially endorses Fred J. Guthery for judge of the court of appeals. Newspapers praise his high standing and legal ability as a citizen and former county prosecutor.
The Times lists Democratic primary announcements for Wyandot County offices in 1916, naming Samuel J. Black for Congress, C. J. Orwig for Sheriff, Charles Raynolds for Auditor, Henry L. Myers for Surveyor, Francis F. Hoffman for Representative, Benjamin Mick for Judge, James D Johnson for Judge, Harry L. Conn for Judge, Fred Guthery for Judge, Charles D. Stubbs for Clerk of Courts, and B. Baker for State Senator. Includes notice of publication charges and primaries scheduled August 8, 1916. A second item advertises Deane’s Kidney Pills with a Carey resident testimonial.
On next Wednesday afternoon the Ladies' Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brethren church will hold a missionary tea at the parsonage. The ladies have pledged 10 to support Mrs Hal Smith, a returned African missionary. The patronage of church members and friends is solicited.
At their annual election of officers Wednesday evening of last week De Molay Commandery No 9 Knights Templar chose West Newhard as eminent commander and S M Ranger as sword bearer Mr Newhard Mr Ranger C F Pflueger Dr A H Myers Elmer Wonder and B Kurtz Byron Ogg were named to positions Grover Snyder and J A Gibbs attended from this city.
Eugene Ewing becomes Fast Find mall carrier succeeding Clarence Hagley. George Lytle succeeds Ewing as clerk at the Big Four depot and Harold Nichols takes over Central system delivery in place of George.
A huge crowd gathered in Carey on Saturday night drawn by activity and shopping. The turnout was among the largest in recent memory with many attendees making purchases as plans remained busy.
Cletis Myers joined Company L of Sycamore and spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Myers. He appeared in a new National Guard uniform.
Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio suffered frequent bilious attacks and stomach trouble for two years. She found relief after using Chamberlain's Tablets, noting rapid improvement. The ad also mentions Hanford's Balsam for thrush and that these products are obtainable everywhere.
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