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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
3
Evelyn Berneda Gilkey, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Gilkey of Lake, died at 9 o clock Wednesday morning. The funeral will be Thursday afternoon at the home with burial in Spring Grove cemetery.
Local items report Mr and Mrs Willis Bloom visiting Toledo on Wednesday. Several residents travel to Detroit and Toléo Beach. Mrs W Lombard plans a Detroit trip with daughter to St Clair Michigan. A 10 days old infant in town ill with indigestion and ivy poison affects mail. A sewing shop theft of a hand mirror frame occurs when a mirror and clamp vanish after 16 minutes away.
The U S Bureau of Education estimates about 15 000 high school posts will be vacant when schools open this fall. Without enough qualified teachers many students lose full schooling. The only remedy is higher pay to attract returnees, but funds are lacking.
Janette Osborn, a young girl with a birdlike voice, was adopted by the Toledo Rotary club after arriving with the Zanesville club for the district convention. She performed a short program at a club meeting with her mother assisting. She is slated to appear at Catholic Hall Tuesday evening July 20 under Lutheran Sunday school auspices.
Last evening the Wyandot County Agricultural Society and Farm Bureau announced pig growing and fattening contest rules. Full details available from C. M. Beitler E. F. Thome or B. A. Boughman. First weighing is July 20 at the fairground. all county residents under eligible age may enter.
An earnest young mother teaches Robert the value of thoughtfulness. For his birthday she knits a snug cap and sweater and he thanks her warmly saying I do love you mother you are so very thick.
The Findlay7 All-Stars won a close game against Carey 6 to 4 last Sunday. The score stayed tight until the sixth inning when Findlay7 pulled away with a spurt. Next Sunday Sycamore visits Carey at the new park.
A Wednesday afternoon storm lashed areas south of town with a heavy cloud burst and strong wind. Several buildings fell or were damaged and other unspecified destruction occurred.
Bert Redman of Ravenna visited this week to cut the ribbon and open the Hume Pottery Co. office in town, signaling local business activity and expansion.
Harold P Brown 12 and Karl Kastner 13 died when a canoe capsized on the Sandusky River at 2 30 pm near the Rosenblatt boat house. Companions Carl Gouker 11 and Donald Partee 14 struggled to shore as rescuers searched for the missing youths.
The Rebekah auxiliary installed officers Tuesday evening with Mrs L G Ranger and others presiding. New officers include Noble Grand Mrs W Montague, Vice Grand Miss D Ella Walters, R S N G Mrs C R Tate, L S N G Mrs W J Baker, and others. A pot luck supper followed the ceremony.
R. and Neu of the Neu Optical and Jewelry Co visited Toledo last Thursday to purchase a holiday stock including solid ivory items, cut glass, and hand painted china. He notes agents seldom call on smaller towns, necessitating the trip for latest offerings.
Russell Presser leaving Adrian in a buggy met Leon Mulholland in an auto. Both vehicles had no lights. The auto struck the buggy, demolishing it and Pressel fell under the machine suffering cuts and bruises. Others escaped with minor injuries.
Members including Phil Henn G W Summit FF Scheel Wm Zahn Howard Snyder Kev Luther Spaid Fred Lytle William Humbert Nial Ryder S M Ranger E B Kurtz L G Ranger and C M Beitler attended the Masonic Council gathering in Upper Sandusky Tuesday evening. The session was followed by a banquet.
Fordyce Ogg was driving his father’s Hudson sedan toward Carey when it struck the water bound leaving the Wright road and rolled over with wheels in the air. No injuries were reported. The damaged car was towed to Toledo for repairs.
The Industrial Commission of Ohio accepts 155000 dollars of East End school bonds condemned by the state. They buy at par plus accrued interest. Other bidders offered between 91 and 96.
The ad asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. It claims a tonic and blood purifier blend, with druggists selling it for 75 cents and testimonials available.
The Doreas Carey Public Library will operate from 3 PM to 8 PM during July and August, extending hours to serve patrons.
C. A. Schira resigned last Friday as president of the Realty Co. The company has not yet named a successor.
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