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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
4
Charles F. Close of Upper Sandusky announces candidacy for Judge of the Common Pleas Court subject to Wyandot Democratic Primary on Tuesday August 11 1914.
Edward Riester seeks support as a candidate in the Wyandot County Democratic primary to be held August 11 1914. George W Bis of Crawford township is also announced as a candidate for County Commissioner subject to Wyandot County Democratic Primaries.
Memorial Day services were held last Saturday afternoon at Snyder’s Opera House with T. W. McClure presiding. Rev. E. Luther Spaid offered opening prayer and Rev. P. F. DeVaus gave the benediction. A ladies quartet and Dora Terrell provided music. Rev. George H. Beaschler of Crawford delivered the address with earnestness.
The remarks praised veterans and recalled the Civil War cavalrymen linked to Sheridan and Custer. Beaschler delivered an intensely patriotic address, praising soldiers while openly supporting peace and current administration efforts to avoid war. Attendance was small due to no public exercises this year, Memorial Sunday changes, and busy season.
Advice urges avoiding sudden leaps from bed and recommends a progressive routine. Start lying flat and slowly tense and relax muscle groups to gradually increase heart action and arterial distention, aligning with physiological principles.
The Frances Willard W C T U invites the public to a Beech Grove church gathering on Thursday evening June 4. Rev J W Shock pastor will deliver an address with a short program planned. Everyone is cordially invited.
Appraisers value the late Henry Kear estate personal property at 2960.48 dollars. A marriage license was issued to John Berard and Miss Bertha Jane Garfield. County contest participants include Paul S Blackburn, Frank Harper, and Earl Criger. Father John R Forrer from Upper Sandusky leaves Avon for Switzerland. A home marriage of Ida BY Reber and Otwell details given along with the Dela ware district church head Kaeding. State Examiner Paul R Murray reports twenty one page investigation on Antrim township pikes noting mixed road conditions and construction faults without recommendation.
Hon Frank B Willis arrives from Washington for Crawford event. Shoup Co pays 200 for Main street paving water use. dispute ends with reduction. Oberlin Conservatory students Erma Zobel and Gladys Kemerley visit. Hester Stahl and Corinne Wenner accompany them home.
Miss Lucy Straw and Miss Ethelyn Strauser of Joliet Ill will graduate in two weeks from Oberlin College they are seniors in the kindergarten department. They spent Sunday at Mrs M A Straw's home and traveled by train to Oberlin with Mrs Straw and Miss Jeanette DeWitt. Dr and Mrs B L Wallace of Marion will attend the commencement exercises.
A large crowd gathered at Biglick church on Sunday afternoon for a memorial service attended by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Baker Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Smith Speakers included Hon. Frank B. Willis and Hon. Ralph Cole.
Mr and Mrs King Cole entertained Sunday dinner guests Mr and Mrs Earl Hunter and their children Carl Bruce Bernice and Margaret along with Mr and Mrs Forest Cole and children Goldie Dellie Harvey and Dottie and Mr and Mrs Henry Cole and Miss Marie Devene.
Carl Gamel announces a new double shining stand at Mr. Geo Montague's barber shop opposite the Galt House. He urges patronage and guarantees first class work.
Ignition and carburetors specialty. First class work with reasonable prices. Leave orders for supplies. Graduates of a motor college Black Leeuw at W C Carrs barn. Home phone R 294.
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution jokes that a poor man may dream of being rich if given time to sleep and dream. The quirky line plays on the idea of wealth pursued in sleep as a humorous reflection.
Monday night the city council, with Wonder mayor and councilors Angus Ryder Washburn Heck Dunlap present, discussed salaries and bills for Main street paving. The mayor reported May receipts of 25.80. petitions to oil Dow and Patterson streets were noted for future action after yard counts.
The funeral for H. B. Tong Sr. was held last Thursday at St. Pauls United Evangelical church with Rev W Elmer Bailey of Findlay officiating. The service included Psalm 90, a sermon on A Heavenly People, and burial rites by Carey Post G AR. Interment followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers Scott Tong and other nephews.
Mrs Grace Jackson hosted a formal gathering Monday evening at 439 Tiffin avenue for Mrs A J Nowlan the spring bride. A course supper followed at eight with laurel table decor of mock orange blossoms and peonies. Water color bride place cards by Mrs Charles Karst named guests including Sadie Brake Alma Zugschwert Patterson Helen Burlingame Clara Renndt Mrs Frank Marvin and the hostess Findlay Republican
The Ridge and Grayford township schools commence at Snyder's Opera House Tuesday evening June 16. Graduates include Valeria Ranger Grace Greer Ruth Zahn Inez Stork and Allen and Harley Eyestone. The Sylvan Quartet of Forest will provide music, noted for their performance at the Vanlue farmers institute.
Under a state health law, attendees must bring their own drinking cups and use personal cups only. Water will be provided but public drinking cups are forbidden.
A sea voyage yields a flea specimen capable of water resistance, described as rare and notable in a collection. The passage pivots to Tagore’s reflection that every person has a universal aspect and gains greatness through selfless sacrifice.
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