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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
3
Auction or sale notice by C. J. Cross executor for the late Mary A Cross. Range suitable for wood or coal heating, located at the deceased’s residence. Sale details not fully provided in fragment.
The Carey post office lists uncalled letters Miss Minnie Friend and others. recipients are asked to say their letters are advertised. An aside notes ads in the Carey Times offer savings on subscriptions.
W. T. U. gathering at Mrs. Ralph Brown’s residence on Wednesday May 24 opened with song and prayer. Four sick calls were made and soldier grave bouquets prepared. Readings by Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Phillips on home life and motherhood reflected Frances Willard quotes. Meeting adjourned with temperance benediction and plan to meet with Mrs. Phillips in June.
Mrs C E Riley of Ilion New York testifies after six months of indigestion relief from Chamberlain's Tablets, praising the remedy as the best aid she has experienced and noting they are available everywhere.
For wire cuts stings lameness swellings and other external ailments of horses and cattle apply Hanford's Balsam to cleanse and heal. Having a bottle on hand may mean saving the life of a valuable animal.
Harold Wonder, a recent high school graduate, has been awarded a scholarship by Wooster College for the coming college year. The award covers tuition and related expenses.
Francis Emerson travels to Chatsworth after a mistaken telegram for Edith Cloverlie leads to a meeting with Miss Carter. The two exchange secrets and face a postponed plan as a case of mistaken identity sparks a new, unintended romance.
Program for the Pioneer Picnic at Stoll’s Grove Crawford on Thursday June 8 1916 marks commemorations of Cel William Crawford’s burning by Indians in 1782. Includes music by McCutchenville Band Crawford Chorus Club addresses by Col J M Crawford Ex Senator G F Aldrich and others with readings and a Crawford Band concert.
The Amanda township Sunday schools plan a convention at Vanlue on Sunday June 4. A Boys Congress will meet at the Lutheran church and a Girls Congress at the United Brethren church.
Dictate this paragraph containing twenty one common misspelled words. It urges spelling ninety m miscellaneous calendars arranged in two parallel lines against the principles of the superintendent. The niece removes principal calendars to spare government and business, then relieves her fate and believes instruction in grammar is necessary.
Description of a party game where a blindfolded player moves around a room and taps others. The touched player imitates an animal sound three times if asked. The blind man then guesses the animal by voice to capture the prisoner. if wrong, he releases and continues.
Instructions mix raisins with boiling water until tender then add lemon rind, sugar, flour and egg. Combine thoroughly and fold into pies with double crusts. This recipe produces three pies from the batter.
Lift together two cupfuls of flour two level teaspoons baking powder one half teaspoon salt and two tablespoons sugar. Add two tablespoons soft butter one well beaten egg one cupful sweet milk and one cupful seeded raisins. Pour into buttered muffin rings and bake in a hot oven for twenty five minutes.
Plain custard using one quart of milk three eggs six tablespoons sugar and a pinch of salt. Melted chocolate is baked in custard cups. Chill thoroughly and before serving scoop two spoonfuls from the center and top with whipped cream.
Mint sauce combines two tablespoons finely chopped young mint one tablespoon pounded and sifted leaf sugar and six tablespoons vinegar. Stirred until the sugar dissolves to finish a tangy condiment for lamb or mutton.
Satirical note warns against writing love letters before marriage and jokingly suggests fear of divorce on grounds of insanity. Mentions buying seeds that grow at Ewing's as a casual advertisement.
An advertisement states deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It links deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh, offering $100 for any deafness case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Gause Catarrh Cure. Includes contact details for F. J. Cheney & Co. and mentions Hall's Family Pills.
Local notices reference Studebaker wagons at Sam Krebs' Bulk and garden seeds from Ewing's for spraying materials. Names include J A Kimmell and families visiting in Prospect Marion and Marseilles. Other items mention Camp Restaurant sale, Mayo Mary Sheets visit, and a birth in Urbana with related family updates.
The Brown and Ranger reunion will be held at city works park on June 15 with flowers from Mehr Licht and the Travelers' Clubs. A pair of young ring-tailed monkeys is expected to arrive Saturday, drawing visitors to see the happy family Mike and Ellen. An old corn grinder relic kept by the Kear family for over a century has been brought to the park for exhibition, awaiting an explanation to be given later.
Sunday and weekday worship times listed for Our Lady of Consolation, Methodist Episcopal Church, Christian Science Society. High Mass and benediction at 10:30 a m. masses 6:30 and 8:00 a m. vesper and instruction at 7:30 p m. Methodist services at 10:00 a m and 7:30 p m with Sabbath school at 9 a m. Epworth League meeting at 6:30 p m. Christian Science services 10:15 a m Sunday, 7:30 p m Wednesday. Sunday School at 9:00 a m.
Rev H D Shultz preaches at 10 15 a m Young People meet at 6 30 p m St Johns at 2 30 p m Mrs Diefenderfer at large of the Anti Mormon Crusaders speaks on June 8 All Carey churches and related groups cooperate in the uplift effort urging attendance
Rev E Luther Spaid Pastor Luther League 6 30 p m preaching 7 30 p m in the church program sections indicating schedule of services with lengths and speakers for the evening.
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