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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
3
McCutchenville recalls a June wedding and reports on Mrs. Hayes Shireman’s health as an epidemic of colds spreads. Various residents visit, host, or attend events from decorations at Sycamore to church services and a circus.
Memorial Day observance at Crawford Methodist Church drew a strong crowd with a greened hall and patriotic program. Rev Frank Newcomb and Rev W Ah Keller led services. Clyde Wentling announced officers for the veterans group and a cemetery committee organized road repairs to the Ritchie cemetery approach. Only three members attended the first memorial service from prior years.
Material is on hand to resurface the Carey Findlay waterbound road which has suffered winter and spring wear. The route is noted as the finest in the area and will receive proper care to maintain its condition with planned drainage improvements.
R R Rute of Adam township Seneca county announces as a candidate for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. He is described as exceptionally well qualified for the office.
R Moser and Lawrence Wend er return from Bryan with Fred Walton of Upper Sandusky to start a contract to build four miles of road and handle bridge and sewer work.
Mrs. Levi Haines has been very ill at her home on West Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Eby were Sunday guests of B. M. Burson. Thomas Co. Mahon of Kenton, a candidate for the Democratic nomination as congressman, is in Caney today. Dr. R. D. Quillen and children of Alger motored here Wednesday. Dr. Quillen owns 150 acres northwest of town, 110 acres in onions. Emma Stief and H. B. Stief and Jacob Stief and Katherine Merch of Mifflinburg Pa. visited Willard Stief in Columbus Sunday. Dr. Allen I. Walton of Sycamore, a Democratic candidate for representative, and Froster Finkle of Upper Sandusky, candidate for a second term as county treasurer, were in town Wednesday. J. W. Miller has been cited for contempt of court for failing to pay alimony. He owes $115 and must pay $10 weekly. he works at Galion and will report to Judge Duncan later today.
Miss Margaret Davidson reports last week's nursing work in Carey and Upper Sandusky. She examined 95 pupils, found defects in hearing throat vision speech and nutrition, and made 43 home visits. She urges annual physical exams, parental involvement, and hygienic habits to improve child health and school performance.
Paul Verlaine a modern French poet known for religious ecstasy and excess lived a bohemian life in Paris after 1870. He vanished for eleven years then reemerged in 1521 as a quasiCatholic with Sageese and spent the rest of his life in the Latin Quarter drinking absinthe and writing verse and journalism until his 1896 death.
An advertisement argues catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and can be cured only by a constitutional remedy. It claims Hall's Catarre Medicine acts via the blood to restore the tube, promises a $100 reward for uncured cases, and urges readers to obtain circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
In Gary, J. H. Keckler of Carey testifies to kidney disorder relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes back and limb pains and nighttime awakenings, claiming the remedy cured him. The testimonial notes 60 cents at dealers, Foster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo as manufacturers.
The Crawford Ridge board of education invites sealed bids for about 100 tons of lump coal of various kinds. Bid deadline is 1 000 p m Monday June 19 1922. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids by order of the Board of Education Hosea Tong Clerk Route 3 Barely Ohio.
In the Barisan mountain system along Sumatra’s western coast, a ring of volcanic activity encircles the Karo Batak region and Toba Lake. Melvin A. Hall notes 80 ranges with 42 active volcanoes already identified, showing both constructive and destructive geological forces shaping Sumatra.
Sister M. Anna will leave in June from the parochial school to study a six month normal course at Catholic University in Washington. Several other teachers plan summer study at the academy in Toledo.
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