27 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
1
There is a host of people to serve and a commitment to provide comprehensive car maintenance. The dealer stresses service, parts, and accessories on an advantageous basis, ensuring customers receive what they need promptly for satisfactory car performance.
At six oclock Friday evening an Overland driven by Martha Landversicht struck a Marion party enroute to Fostoria at the intersection of North Sandusky avenue and Walker streets. The impact damaged the left side of the Marion car and caused damage to the Overland including a bumper lamp and spring. No injuries were reported.
Mrs. Joe Collet underwent tumor removal last Thursday at Mercy Hospital and is getting along nicely. Her husband and Mrs. John Fieck and Mrs. John Ekard witnessed the operation, with A. G. Collet from this city in Tiffin at the time.
A note observes the lengthy hotel guest lists in the Green Shiny Echo. The writer jokes about taking a day to read the columns and see what the lists reveal about patrons.
No Thursday night services this week due to the Chautauqua. Sunday morning services as usual with a sermon on The Deity of Christ. Epworth League only in the evening. No preaching the first two Sundays in August as the pastor is on vacation. Fourth quarterly conference Monday night July 31. official members urged to attend.
Notice to Wyandot County voters states John H. Swartz pledges to execute all papers if nominated and reelected as sheriff. He promises to enforce the law in the future as in the past.
Miss Dorcas Truckenmiller of Columbus has rented the former Rowland's grocery business room to the Atlantic and Pacific Gea Co. Rowland plans to close out his grocery line.
Forest defeats Carey Tires 3 to 0 as A Donelson B Curtin Packer R Curtis Wilcox steal bases. Pitchers Heck Bland Miller allow five to seven hits with two base hits by Curtin and Tracy. Umpires Anderson and McNelley. Next Sunday Carey Tires face a Tiffin Industrial League all star team.
The Redpath Chautauqua offers top tier programming this season with the Grosjean Marimba Xylophone Company delighting audiences Tuesday. William Rainey Bennett’s lecture The Man Who Can impressed all. Columbus Entertainers and Alton Packard wowed crowds Wednesday. schedule for Thursday to Saturday includes The Festival Quartet, Miss Weiss, Charles Howard Plattenburg, Geoffrey F Morgan, Keighley Broadway Players, Cot ton Noe, Princess Te Ata and Native Costumes with varied admissions.
Gas will be shut off the main line from 7:00 a m to 3:00 p m next Sunday July 30. Have heavy work done before 7:00 o'clock as gas may go out at any time after that hour. If all consumers save on gas the local pressure may not go off all day. Cook dinners early. Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Co J T Edmonson Local Manager.
Band concert program lists marches overtures waltzes serenades and intermission pieces. Performers include Carl Mitchell J B Moore A Newcomer J Jordan and Wm Sack with titles such as The Federal Guard Legend of a Rose Loveland Man O War At Break of Dawn Altogether Boys Isle of Palms Roseland and King of the Hi way.
Three Bucyrus youths were arrested Sunday evening in Upper Sandusky for fast driving and boisterous conduct. The driver, named McMichael, was fined 10 dollars and eighty cents after a hearing before Mayor Charles Bringman. Union notices also report William E. Jordan from Pasadena passing through to join Wyandot Post 225 events while undertaking a coast to coast health restoration trek. The Post plans a New Orleans convention trip and a $50 donation to Harrison Smith Park.
Last Monday noon Kiwanis heard three Chau tauqua men Cornett Gross and Vernon discuss Chautauqua work and its value to communities. Proceeds may benefit Carey library with a possible larger library appropriation. members urged gifts of books or magazines. Acting president E B Kurtz won a practical prize a hair brush. Next Monday’s program is led by the publicity committee.
Rev and Mrs Lewis P Speaker leave Monday for Lakeside for a week long stay. The United Lutheran church runs a summer school of mission and church work there with Miss Eva Kahn of Louisville Kentucky Mrs Speakers sister joining them. On return Rev Speaker resumes Sunday services at Carey then travels with his mother Mrs Lizetta Speaker to Toledo to join Mrs Speaker and Miss Kahn for a trip to Fine Lake Michigan a summer resort near Battle Creek. Rev Speaker has been granted vacation from his pastoral duties during August.
A county wide farm bureau and grange picnic will be held at the Fair Grounds on August 17. A progress parade showcasing all lines of work under the farm bureau and grange will be the main attraction. Plenty of fun provided. Prizes given. Everybody welcome.
The W BA of the Maccabees will hold a special meeting Monday evening. Mrs Josephine DeForest of Painsylle a deputy will be present. All members are urged to attend by order of the Commander.
George Montague rents the north room in the Nachbar building after extensive remodeling. The front is attractively stuccoed and the second story is fitted up as living quarters.
The Bachar family holds its 1922 reunion at Riverside Park in Findlay on Wednesday, August 16.
Funeral services for Joseph Jenot were conducted Friday at Our Lady of Consolation Church with Knights of Columbus and Knights of Ohio members in attendance. Father Thomas celebrated the requiem mass, and the male choir Joseph joined performed as pallbearers and attendees traveled from multiple towns to pay respects. Interment followed at St Marys cemetery with a long list of relatives and friends among the mourners.
Dates August 6 to 15 mark the Novena of Prayer and Pilgrimage at the Shrine with daily Masses, Confraternity services, relic blessings, Rosary, and Benediction. Final days include a candle procession, solemn blessings, and the Feast of the Assumption on August 15. Confessions offered mornings and evenings. Holy Communion to the fasting.
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