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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
3
Advertisements claim deafness from Eustachian tube inflammation responds to constitutional treatment. Promoters pledge $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars available. product sold by druggists. Also promotes Mall's Family Pills for constipation.
An ad claims neuralgia and rheumatic pains yield quickly to Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills with no bad after-effects. The product is marketed as a fast, gentle remedy.
Medday night council sessions saw mayor, clerk and councilmen Stahl Pahl Harbert Jacopy Dame Hart present. Bills paid include Mabel Newhard salary, William Doseison hauling stone, Samuel Lanning hauling stone, and Carey Grocery groceries. A sidewalk ordinance for West Lake Street lot owners was passed to second and third readings and adopted. Abe Lantz requested watercourse repair on Dow Street. water course committee to inspect. Mayor to notify lot owners to cut noxious weeds. An appropriation ordinance for half year ending December 31, 190Y was introduced and passed.
Village residents are notified that shooting within town limits with a Flobert rifle air gun or any sport gun is prohibited by ordinance. Violators will be arrested and penalties imposed upon complaint. H. G. CramsBens Mayor.
In a pitchers duel fused with offense, the Toledo National Union beat Carey 11 to 8. Key plays featured Schmuck’s big three-base hit and multiple runs as Carey led 4-0 after the first inning, then Toledo rallied with rallies across the game.
A merry crowd gathered at W. V. Thomas home on Saturday to celebrate his twenty ninth birthday. Mrs Louis Feigel supplied vocal music and piano. A postal card shower with thirty three postals for Mr Thomas featured the evening. Cream and cake were served at the close. Attendees included numerous Thomases Schuberts Feigels Wisners and others with relatives and friends listed.
Saturday afternoon Geo Chesebrough and Ralph Livingston were unloading a bed from the Chesebrough & Bish delivery wagon at West Main street when the bed frightened the horse. The wagon struck a telephone pole near the bridge, throwing Livingston and eight year old Robert Peirce. Livingston had a bruised left hip, while Robert sprained his left ankle with gashes on both sides and a forehead cut. Doctor A. H. Myers attended.
Commissioner and Mrs. George Ash hosted a Sunday gathering with Deputy Auditor and Mrs. Peter Frank, Mr. Fred Berg and sons Carl and Arthur, Miss Adeline Schech, Miss Catherine Myers of Upper Sandusky, and Mr. W. H. Ash and his son from Fostoria.
Ralph Smith recently joined Co. L of the 2nd regiment and O. G. accompanied the unit at Camp Perry. After a weeklong encampment, the group returned home Monday afternoon from Sycamore.
Agent for the Ohio Mutual cyclone Torna do and Windstorm Insurance association in Columbus and the Wyandot Mutual Relief association of Wyandot county, with home phone 3187, J. W. Powell.
The Pioneer FP call is scheduled for Wednesday August 4 as part of the community picnic. Residents and club members are invited to participate in planning and activities.
In Findlay two inventors C. C. Kisselle and C. A. Carpenter patent a pneumatic rubber bulb to sit under automobile springs to dampen road shock. The device aims to replace pneumatic tires with solid tires and reduce vibration and cost. Carpenter demonstrated the bulb on a car last Friday, impressing Carey motorists with smoother, safer operation and a promising future.
The Big Four area near the new Station is being leveled with cinders and crushed stone to match the cement platform creating a driveway. North side between Spring Run will be filled with soil and grass planted. Town pride grows with the transformation and rising property values.
Two automobile loads traveled to Upper Sandusky Friday morning to attend the liquor case trials. F D Hurd and L G Ranger supplied the cars. the group included Rev E Luther Spaid and companion, John Spaid of Jasper Mo, Wesley Patterson, S A Chesebrough, Supt A J Nowlan, Rev Stewart Baumgardner, A B E Gibbs, and S C Walker.
The children received a treat last Sunday with a fine picture on the front page showing Presiding Elder M. M. Rader and Rev. L. M. Boyer, formerly of this district and now serving in Canton district.
Robert Hoff, employed by Ranger & Huston, suffered a cut to the left middle finger when it was caught in a pair of squaring shears last week. The end of the finger was removed nearly to the nail.
Rev. Father J. G. Mizer received a letter from the son of Mrs. Clifton of Pittsburg praising the shrine of Our Lady of Consolation. Mrs Clifton, previously in poor health, has recovered after a visit that followed a stay in Carey. Pilgrims from Akron Columbus and Cincinnati have been arriving weekly, with another pilgrimage planned for Sunday August 15 at the shrine.
In Custar News clipping, L. Fetter had a severe hand boil that led to blood poisoning. He grew suddenly ill while being dressed on Monday and was carried home. Later note says Lawrence Fetter left for a two week outing at Monroe and other points in Michigan.
The partnership between J. E. Murray and J. E. Myers under Murray, Myers & Co dissolved on Saturday July 17. From that date the undersigned will not be responsible for any indebtedness contracted under the firm name.
The Rebekahs schedule an installation next Tuesday at their regular meeting. Eight new officers will be installed with Mrs. Chet Tate as installing officer and Mrs. Adah Johnson to be initiated.
The Carey Farmers Telephone Co reports 125 new telephones installed and expects the same number more within weeks. Five new lines are in use on the gang and the system is near completion.
Mrs. Ed Manna and Mrs Lille Teeple of Decatur joined Miss Rosa in Myers, Mr. Howard DeWitt, and Mr. Eugene Garn for a day at Indian Mill last Sunday.
The fourth quarterly meeting set for next Sunday at the Unita Evangelical Church has been postponed indefinitely.
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