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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
4
A humorous verse pleads for uninterrupted delivery of a paper amid tight finances. The speaker appeals to a neighbor for continued subscription, offering to forgo sugar or tea rather than lose the paper, and signs off as John from Exchange.
The Sycamore Leader notes a Postmaster General statement reporting a 40 000 000 deficit for the year ending June 30 1926 if conditions persist. It criticizes Washington theory in practice and calls for square deal policy, criticizing parcel post rates and magazine losses while taxation subsidizes other businesses. The Risingsun Unique Weekly adds that a busy bank collects local taxes for forwarding to the county seat, aiding residents who cannot travel to the county capital.
At Hancock County Fair Grounds on July 23 Democratic leaders Thos. E. Dye and Co. V Truax led the rally naming Vic Donahey as Governor candidate and Brooks Fletcher of Marion as the Senate hopeful. Fletcher praised for business success, newspaper publishing career, and broad statewide familiarity, with Jordan Bave urging Fletcher as best prepared to win.
Mrs Ida Shaw and Mrs Forest Bingle and children from this place joined Mr and Mrs Charles Shaw of Kenton Mr and Mrs George Goeble and Leatrice Joy and Mr and Mrs Earl Ward of Buevrus and Mr and Mrs Frances Corbin of Wharton at the Shaw reunion held at Edward Shaw's home near Forest on Sunday. Reunion cards printed by the Carey Times.
The county auditor becomes a deputy commissioner of automobiles and the accounting office for funds from registration. Deputy registrars become deputy commissioners for license plates and transfers. Applicants must present a bill of sale or sworn statement about last tax listing and personal property tax. Forgery penalties apply. Those who failed to list on April 12, 1925 should adjust at the auditor’s office or face future license denial.
Various probate and guardianship items including first and final accounts for Wes ley W Ginther and George W Pierce estates. Applications for inheritance tax and notices issued in L A Kennedy estate. Court orders to sell personal property and set off premises. lawsuits include Hablitzel v Failor and Kennedy realty actions, plus divorce suit Bartholomew v Bartholomew with alimony claims and grounds of gross neglect.
Eleanor Etta Ginther transfers fifty five acres to Irvin W Ginther for 1680 dollars. Clarence A Young sells 138 acres to Ednard Young for 1 dollar. John J Stoll and Elizabeth A Stoll transfer part of lot 2 in Perkins addition Carey to William and Lillie Karr for 1 dollar. Mayme Walborn sells inlot 123 Upper Sandusky to Ira Walborn for 1 dollar. Ira Walborn and wife transfer outlets 101 112 and 111 Upper Sandusky to Mayme Walborn for 1 dollar.
Carey Times invites readers to place want ads for furniture they no longer need. List item, price, and contact details to reach potential buyers quickly.
A fastidious elevator operator P Elmore Cowley, a would be social climber, pursues Eloise Lubbock by posing as a dashing suitor. He parades through floors selling fashion and vaunting wealth, only to be foiled when a joke of fate reveals his deception.
Our Lady of Consolation lists Masses at 7 30 a m and 10 a m with vespers at 730 p m and weekday Masses at 630 and 800 am Rev Aloys M Fish is the pastor Christ Lutheran Church announces the eighth Sunday after Trinity with Sunday school at 915 am building fund morning worship at 1030 am sermon by Rev B G Howard in Springfield No evening service
W. BF. Martin leads Sunday school at 9 15. Divine worship follows at 10 30 with a sermon titled William J. Bryan a Modern Crusader. No evening services announced.
Carey Water Works park hosts a home coming for Carey St. John s and St Pauls on August 2. Sunday school starts at 9 30 across all three churches. Morning worship at 10 45 in Carey park with Rev A G Tozer speaking The Soul s Vision. Afternoon session at 2 30 features a program and Rev E E Neitz of Upper Sandusky. No evening worship.
Sunday school at 9 30 with preaching at 10 30 for First United Brethren. Wednesday prayer at 7 30. Saturday teacher study at 7. Oak Grove Brethren holds Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon.
The European corn borer was found in Biglick township Hancock County per a USDA notification. No quarantine yet. scouts shift from Washington township to inspect other townships possibly the whole county. County Agent Enos M Rowe notes similar quarantines in Wood and Seneca counties and urges awareness as over a hundred borers are displayed with distinction between the two species.
Ruth Edie and Cecil G Laird announce their marriage set for Friday at noon in Grace Church. The couple, from prominent local families, met in school and plan a life as teachers with community involvement. Ruth is the Edie daughter and a Blanchard graduate. Cecil is the elder Laird son and Mt Blanchard teacher.
The eighth annual Catherine Logsdon family reunion was held at Camp Crawford with 113 present. Births reported, mass in Carey, business meeting elected Henry Logsdon president, Angeline Logsdon treasurer, J. T. Stombaugh secretary, and Weigel and Hepp named to arrangements. Planned to meet again next year with program of songs, recitations, dialogue, violin music, and a horseshoe contest followed by lunch.
Cadiz Republican notes a 16 foot by 7 foot by one story high mobile showroom in town on Wednesday. The truck carried a line of ladies coats and represented another example of railroads losing money.
A London humor piece suggests a pedestrian in a motor accident might have stepped into a road groove, noting the state of streets could force walkers into the roadway and cause accidents.
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