25 Jul 1918
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
1
Reader warnings on eye strain and eye health precede local notices about seed corn, a farm reunion, and a lengthy Chautauqua program in Carey with daily events, prices, and season ticket offers. The paper urges buy war stamps and public support for defense events.
A novena begins Tuesday August 6 at the Shrine with daily High Masses prayers and blessings for pilgrims. A Solemn Triduum runs August 12 to 14, preceding the Feast of the Assumption on August 16. Indulgences are available. Carey hosts pilgrims with Pilgrim House nearing completion.
A roundup of local notes from Upper Sandusky to Salem and Sycamore includes J A Hare harvesting 350 bushels of wheat on the Gillen homestead, promotions in the Waco ordnance office, Miles H McLaughlin’s GOP congressional bid, the death of Edward Kuenzli in Salem Oregon, and gas main repairs by Logan Gas Co. in Sycamore. The draft board examined Upper Sandusky class of 1918. Judge Close reshaped grand jury attendance to conserve manpower. state examiner T L Davis praised county officials. a runaway horse injured Helen McCleary and Mildred Hollands. Prof E M Rowand moves to Zanesfield as superintendent. Ethel Larick seeks divorce. fires burned pasture land. a log accident harmed Dick Dotts. paving upheaval on ilbourne road. Big Four railroad case vs McBeth reversed. grand jury returned three true bills including vagrancy indictments and pig theft.
Camp Sherman volunteers reiterate appeals for support to fund a cross shaped community house offering lodging, meals, and entertainments for soldiers and visitors. The facility, praised as a home-like refuge from war, hosts amateur shows and quiet study areas, with information offices and a shop.
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