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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
4
An editorial notes that most physicians including the Carey group view vaccination as protection against smallpox. Those exposed or at risk should seek vaccination but consult a doctor due to conditions making vaccination unsafe. Physicians are prepared with safe virus.
Miss Norah Karns and musician Kingel Pearce married quietly with only close relatives present at Rev. J F Olive in Delta. The couple, meeting in Delta while Miss Karns worked in a millinery shop, plan to travel to New York as Pearce directs the orchestra for Cohn Harris and remains on tour.
Next Sunday the United Evangelical Church holds Evangelical Day with a special service. Rev C F M Greene leads a sermon and church review. strong music, weekly Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. and a special service at 10:30 a.m. All members and friends are urged to attend.
The Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters plan an annual memorial on Sunday June 13 in their hall. The entire program will be provided by lodge members including speakers and musicians. Previously the service was held in churches with a minister’s sermon. The public is invited.
The South side committee of the Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church delighted its members and an equal number of friends at Mira A Hoyednasday afternoon.
A.P. Johnson took R.G. Spencer Jr. to Lykens Wednesday in Johnsons auto. Willis Bloom suffered a backhand injury when Johnsons car kicked back during cranking and was repaired by Dr. R. C. Van Buren. Willis will be out of work for about ten days.
Miss Edith Walker at Toledo last Wednesday evening delivered a standout piano recital before 400 attendees. Educators at the Columbia School of Music praised her, and she exceeded expectations, earning praise from teachers and friends and a basket of white carnations as thanks.
We invite small and large tasks alike and will print one impression as gladly as a thousand. The same effort goes into preparation, with proportional charges. Bring us your little work and your big work any time. We are proud of our job department.
At the veterinary barn of Dr G W Oliffe in Upper Sandusky twenty high bred horses go on sale Tuesday June 8 1909 at 1 p m at public auction.
Monday night around two, two men were seen trying to force open the door of Jacoba music store. Night watchman Walters fired when they did not halt, they fled north. One shot deflected off the door, ricocheting to the floor and chair. the second shot’s effect is unknown.
Prec W J Baker and other organizers from Albion Wash met in Henry Stoll’s grove to reconstruct the old platform and seats after last year’s breakdown. The volunteers, including many named attendees, worked through rain to complete the substantial rebuild for the 29th Pioneer Picnic, first held in 1875 in the same grove.
The Main Street business area gains cement sidewalks this week, laid by W A Snyder. South side fronts include L E Straw in front of F J Vigor, and north side cover Kennerley Zahn J D Ewing The People's Bank Ash Hook W H Lytle D C Henry 18. A cement walk also in front of Mrs Nellie Nye on West Main and East Main replaces boards from Hocking Valley to the street end. A walk goes up Vance Street before Clarence Krupp’s residence.
Pioneer Picnic program outlines events for Friday June 11 starting at 9 30 a m at Henry Stoll s grave with speakers Quests songs Invocation by Rev N H Loose Welcome by Press J Baker and others including addresses by Hon C C Anderson Rev M C Mualo and GF Aldrich, with Fire Department Band performances and a noon dinner.
At the Rebekah convention in Sycamore on Tuesday Mrs. Chet Tate was elected president, Miss Sarah Mann secretary, and L. Ranger outside guardian. Mrs. Tate answered the welcome in the afternoon. The group decided to hold the 1910 convention at Carey in June.
The fair board will convene Thursday afternoon at 1:00 in Squire Roland's office in Upper Sandusky. Full attendance is requested due to important business.
The Crawford Ridge and Salem townships hold a commencement program at Snyder's Opera House Carey on Thursday evening May 10 1909 at 8:00 oclock. Highlights include performances by the Fire Department Band under invocation by Rev Stewart Baumgardner with musical selections by Adah Fink George Remlinger and Earl Culp among others. Orations by Theress Logedon and Wallace Beebe address by Rev Greene solo by Reverend Co E M Greene and Benediction by Mr Earl Kenton.
A Carey ladies sewing circle named The Priscillas held its first meeting at Mrs Geo Ash home. Members include Mrs Geo Ash S B Beltler S B Chesebrough Geo Croker Dora Fertel D C Henry Jacob Hilty Frank Hurd T W McClure Wesley Patterson S P Robinson G Banger M B Smith J A Smith M A Sraw and M A Washburn. Next meeting at Mrs Beitler home pending date.
Mr and Mrs V V Thomas Mr and Mrs H B Thomas and C B Thomas of the Ridge and Mrs Samuel Lehman and Mrs George Starr of this place left Friday evening for Harrisburg Virginia to attend the German Baptist church convention H B Starr was sent as a delegate from the church southwest of town They are expected home Saturday.
In Haslach in the Kinzig valley Germany February 22 is a sacred holiday known as stork day. An official called the stork father leads a procession of children through the streets in Sunday clothes with a high hat adorned by two stuffed storks. Houses along the route give gifts of sweets and coins.
A Delineator recipe advises separating the egg, beating the white stiff with salt, placing it in a pretty ovenproof dish, making a hollow, and setting the yolk in the hollow. Bake in a hot oven for three to four minutes until the white browns slightly and the yolk firms. Each egg uses a separate dish and must be served immediately.
A boy tests a sound echo by asking his mother for help. He then notices his shadow and declares that an echo is the shadow of their voices, revealing a child's playful insight observed by the Los Angeles Times.
In a courtroom exchange the defense asks for the robbery time while the plaintiff retorts that the culprit has the watch. The dialogue highlights the tension over timing and ownership in the alleged incident.
The marriage took place Sunday at noon at the bride’s home six miles northwest of Carey. Rev. Baker officiated. Mr and Mrs Whistler will reside at his home. The couple were belled Monday evening.
The village of Carey Ohio adopts an ordinance to levy taxes for municipal purposes for the 1910 fiscal year on real and personal property. It specifies general, health fund, safety fund, service fund, public library and linking funds. Clerks certified to Wyandot County Auditor for inclusion on the tax list, effective upon law.
On Wednesday of last week D T Hart closed a very successful spring term at No 12 school with all rites observed. MisaN Vina Troby closed a similarly successful term at Poverty Run last Friday. A literary and musical program was enjoyed with 108 at dinner. A free game of a bill was played against McCutchenville school ending 6 to 1.
Six balloons will start from Indianapolis on Saturday June 5. This office has been notified to watch for any balloons that may be sent this way by the wind.
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