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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
4
A dated verse compares life to many roles from soldier to lover. It presents life as a battle, school, trade or vacation depending on the observer. The refrain asks each reader to answer what life means to them.
Harold Edward Graves and Carl Grant Gibson of Carey high school are named candidates for the Ohio Scholarships at Adelbert College Western Reserve University. The four year full tuition awards consider academics athletics leadership and personality with district rotation to include one winner from each Ohio district.
In Other Days at the Twenty-Five Years Ago column a May 28 birth is noted for a daughter of Mr. and Mrs I M Keller. Mrs George Wonder, 77, dies in Adrian. Visits and visits by locals are recorded, plus a proposed furniture factory interest and timber land moves. Memorial exercises of the K P lodge, music by Vintonian quartette, city council stock nuisance report, funeral of Joseph W DeWitt, Crawford township school commencement, and a discussion of the Lacey bill aiding agricultural interests with poultry and game protections.
State Director Chas V. Truax says the Statistical Review of Agriculture for 1924 is available by application. The Ohio County and Independent Fairs statistics are nearing completion. The 1924 Marly Closing Events show larger entries in most races. Harness racing is set for the first five days of the Ohio State Fair, August 31 to September 5.
An old man praises a young fisher for a fine catch before guiding him to a river area marked Private and Trespassers will be prosecuted. He notes another pool further on where fishing is forbidden, highlighting access limits in a Union Pacific Magazine passage.
Local prices list butter 20c a pound eggs 18c per dozen oats 34c corn Tic wheat 98c. Mr W D Kirk of South Lyon Mich visits relatives in Carey. Fr Wacechter marries Philomina Collet and John Fleck at Frenchtown. They plan a farm east of Carey.
A list of real estate transfers records numerous parcels in Carey, Marseilles, Upper Sandusky, and surrounding townships. Transactions include Frank Y. Knowlton acquiring extensive Crawford township tracts, several lots in Carey and Marseilles, and minor parcels across Tymochtee Ridge and Pitt Township with nominal or minimal consideration. The docket notes trustee actions, additions, and private sales culminating with the Pioneer Picnic featuring Hear Brooks Fletcher on June 11, 1925.
Rev Father Aloys M Fish Pastor announces Sunday services High Mass at 10 00 a m Low Mass at 730 am Vespers with benediction at 730 pm Weekday Masses listed as 630 and 830 am
Christ Lutheran led by Rev. Lewis P. Speaker holds Trinity Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 15 and a 10 30 service featuring a sermon What is the Holy Trinity The Luther League meets at 6 30, evening service 4 30. Methodist church under W I Martin offers 9 15 Sunday school 10 30 divine worship sermon The Prayer of Jabez Epworth League 7 and 8 o clock. Third in a series on church history.
Memorial Evangelical Church led by Rev. A. G. Tozer begins with Sunday school at 9 00 morning worship at 10 45. Evening service at 8 00. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 00. St John s Worship and Sermon at 9 15. St Paul led by Rev. C S Poling with Sunday school at 9 30 and prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 8 15.
Oak Grove Church of the Brethren led by Pastor John Wieaand holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 45 and evening worship with sermon at 7 30 in the evening.
Isert Jaynes, pastor, announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m with children in charge. The notice highlights youth involvement in the service.
Ordinance 176 establishes Findlay Street as a main thoroughfare and grants right of way to traffic on Findlay Street as it intersects other streets. Vance and Patterson Streets are named main thoroughfares with similar right of way. Vehicle stops of 10 feet at railroad crossings required. Fines for violations set from 1 to 25 dollars. Passed May 28 1925.
Preaching at 10 30 a m and Children’s Day program at 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30. Teacher’s study class Saturday evening at 7 p m at the church.
The Modern Hatchery reports a very satisfactory year with nearly 300 000 baby chicks shipped to the United States and Canada. Egg prices stayed favorable and the hatchery paid about 5000 dollars for eggs, signaling increased business planned for next year. One customer in Canada received 3000 chicks per week.
A brief dialogue shows Lily questioning Mose about persistent job seeking while Mose asserts the value of skill as a driver of work. The exchange underscores the theme of labor and competence in daily life.
Beghan roan stallions Echelent and Sans Pend, once owned by William Shumaker, will stand at the W. H. Rickle farm four miles south of Carey Ohio. Prospective breeders invited to visit the barn. W H Rickle, owner and keeper. Hear Brooks Fletcher at the...
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