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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
An editorial correction clarifies misstatements about the Daugherty affair and the Morse release in 1912. The piece notes battles in Congress, partisan attacks, and the impact on President Harding’s administration as it faces wartime graft prosecutions and legal action.
Crawford residents honor Decoration Day recalling Civil War memory and paying tribute to comrades of the Spanish and World Wars. The day remains a holy observance that sustains patriotism and remembrance of those who sacrificed for the country.
An editorial warns that many cyclists on west Main street take up small children for rides. The piece decries the practice as dangerous and urges parents to forbid it to prevent possible serious accidents.
A 20 locomotive and tender train bound for delivery from Eddystead Pennsylvania to the West is scheduled to pass Upper Sandusky this morning. The set is part of an order of fifty for the Southern Pacific railroad. Each locomotive with tender is reported 100 feet long and 621000 pounds, by report.
The writer urges exposing war grafters regardless of party. Attorney General Daugherty is framed as a contested figure, with Democrats attacking and Republicans defending him. The piece notes Garfield like political risks and praises Daugherty’s cabinet choice of a Democrat to aid the probe.
A farmer driving a steer with two cows in town parked near Pemberville Savings bank. The bull charged his reflection in a plate glass window as bystanders and a farmer intervened to stop him, preventing a sidewalk clash.
The J. J Johnson company of Napoleon won the contract Sunday to pave Saffel avenue in Sycamore from the last corporation line west to the Hanck property. Steib of Sycamore and Drake Bros of Mar jun were other bidders, according to the chief.
The sale will offer the Little York bridge north abutment in Eden township Kear head walls in Tymochtee Syca More township Grummel head walls in Syca More township and tile and wall improvement in Mifflin township. The event occurs June 12.
Althea M. Combs guardian of George W. Pierce files petition to sell real estate against George W. Pierce et al. Notice issued and hearing set for Saturday June 3 at 10 00 a m.
Sycamore High School held its commencement last Friday night marking the largest class in the school's history. The class totaled twenty four students, eleven boys and thirteen girls.
Mayor Tuttle of Sycamore resigned last Monday evening. Council President Delaplane automatically becomes mayor as the new city leader.
The annual Nevada high school commencement occurred last Friday night. Nine graduates were cheered as they received diplomas.
Eighth graders from the parochial school will graduate next Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Church of Our Lady of Consolation. Thirteen students Edmond Weaver Russel Thom Edward Noaga Joseph V Collet Matilda Hoepf Anna Hucke Mary Arnold Ilon Walters Charetta Pahl Mary Steinmetz Marcella Collet Margaret Stombaugh and Inez Lamberjack will complete the course after exams set by the Toledo diocese. The Very Rev Aloys M Fish will give the class address and induct younger pupils into the Infant Jesus Society. A concluding procession will feature the four boys carrying a statue of the Infant Jésus.
The Wyandot County Automobile Club gathers this evening June 1 at 7:00 at Moose Hall Upper Sandusky for an open meeting with a feed smoker and music. Raymond Beck chairman of the good roads board will speak, Morristy of Crawford County Club attends, plans favor a visit by Leon C Herrick state highway director, and Charles Truax of Sycamore acts as toastmaster. All automobile owners urged to attend.
Andrew Rosipko of Cleveland, once immobilized by rheumatism, was brought to the shrine of Our Lady of Consolation by cot. He has limited arm use and is carried from the Pilgrim House to the church after a five year struggle. Fred Staub of Maple Heights arrives this week seeking relief from dyspepsia with noted improvement last year.
Judge DCHarles F. Close records a divorce for Naomi Hunter against Alonzo H. Hunter. The defendant is in default by publication. court finds wilful absence for over three years, granting the divorce and ordering plaintiff to pay costs.
Mrs. Minne Seguine, wife of John Seguine, is selected as a petit juror for the United States court in Toledo and will report June 6. A demurrer was filed by A. G. Buller for the county commissioners in the Deshler case seeking to restrain bond issues for Rocky Ford ditch work. The Deshler rail case upholds an injunction against the B and O Railroad, forcing tracks and approaches to be rebuilt to grade, a decision seen as pivotal for village street control against railroads. Numerous property repairs and sidewalk and walk improvements are listed for several parcels and streets including Frederick, Findlay, East Findlay, and North Patterson streets.
F. J. Cramer of Collegeville Pennsylvania reports two lemon trees in his private greenhouse producing a remarkable crop. One tree holds 75 lemons and the other more than 20, with many blossoms. Some fruit measures as large as 14 inches in circumference.
State of Ohio vs Ernest Dunn. On motion of the defendant the case is taken out of assignment for Saturday May 27 and will be reassigned on June 24.
Resolution lists numerous property owners in Carey Ohio for sidewalk repair and new walks along Brown Avenue, Vance Street, Muncie Street, Clay Street and surrounding additions. The plan covers repairs and raises at multiple lots including Buell’s, Straw’s additions, plus estates and residences owned by Johnson, Wenner, Washburn, Schira, Krupp, Fish, Pahl, Kennerley and others.
Ordinance directs sidewalks to be constructed and repaired in Dow's and Ardmore additions. Village Clerk ordered to serve written notice of passage to lot owners per law. Regular council session minutes show Mayor Miles Mullholland and Clerk John Stoody on May 29 1922.
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