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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
2
Published every Thursday and entered at Carey Ohio post office as second class mail matter. Advertising rates listed for three months and 60 cents. Members of the Ohio Newspaper Association.
The article reflects on Memorial Day’s origins in decorating Union graves and its evolving meaning across states Virginia alone marks Confederate Memorial Day. It notes veterans from World War II, 1812, and Mexican War eras, the dwindling blue ranks, and the call for solemn observance beyond a May holiday in a tone echoing the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The premium list for the Ohio state junior fair in Columbus runs August 31 to September 5. It includes 10 departments such as Boys and Girls clubs Future Farmers of America juvenile trading home economics and Camp Fire Girls. Entries limited to Ohio residents under 21. A copy of the premium list is available by writing The Ohio State Junior Fair Columbus.
Drillers on the Calmes farm north of Tymochtee reported Friday morning they had only broken the outer crust of a gas pocket and expect better flow with deeper drilling after an underground artesian well had previously tapped a heavy water flow.
An ex change notes a young man who named himself and warns that if such self-naming spreads many will become preachers teachers doctors and editors. The piece critiques public figures who are faulted by none and adds a grim closing line about hanging the unaware.
The annual Davidson family reunion will take place Sunday June 7 at the home of Miss Lina Davidson located four miles south of town.
The 300 year old Falls Church tulip poplar, once shaded George Washington, is chosen by the Daughters of the American Revolution as a living memorial to be preserved nationwide. Tree surgeons funded by Martin J. Davey will protect the site, now a restored church on Lee Highway near Key Bridge.
The Ohio Division of Conservation issues a rule limiting anglers to no more than two poles or lines in the state waters. Violators after warning will be prosecuted. Clay Harmon, chief conservation officer, directs enforcement and asks officers to watch for violations.
State highway officials visited the site after the Sandusky river bridge collapse to plan a temporary detour. They anticipate a south of the old span temporary crossing with a new three arch structure under contract soon.
Shortening hive swarms by room and young queens. drought boosts plant bloom this spring. Dairyman earns six cents hourly milking cows and selling milk at market price. Tandem work with four or five horses on a plow outperforms two walking plows. Retail food prices decline per U S labor data. Ohio poultry specialists urge stricter culling despite a one third drop in chicks. Ohio 4 H camps offer 259 older youths a summer of camp activities and unique experiences.
Our Lady of Consolation parish lists Rev Father Paul Vollrath as pastor and Rev Edwin Borntraeger as assistant. Sunday service times include high mass at 7 30 a m and low mass at 10 30 am with vespers and Benediction at 7 30 pm. Weekday masses at 6 30 and 8 00 am.
Paul R. Clouser, pastor, leads Sunday school at 9 15 a m for children and youth with adult classes, and morning worship at 10 30 a m. Wednesday includes Ladies Aid and Missionary Society at 7.
Rev Roger J Turrell pastor. Sunday June 7 church school 9 30 morning worship 10 30. Special service for Boy Scouts. Children's Day exercises 7 30 p m. Junior League 2 p m Thursday.
O. D. Myers pastors the Carey Memorial Evangelical Church with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. led by Harry Thomas. Evening worship at 8:00 p.m. BE. L. C. E. at 7:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00 led by Troy Rangeler. A glad hand awaits you at all services.
William Michael Bloom 77 lifelong Tiffin resident died at 1 30 this morning at his home 268 W Market St after a year and a half illness from heart disease Born March 21 1854 he married Mary L Redfox January 27 1891 Survived by widow two sons Neal Bernard at home and Idon M Bloom Toledo sisters Angeline Hahn Toledo and Mrs Rathel Clouse Adrian brothers Ferdinand and Rudolph Bloom Funeral at home 130 pm and Bethel Church 230 pm Bethel cemetery Monday Tribune of Tiffin
Name cards bearing personal details were observed at the Garey Times office as part of routine clerical work. The display suggests ongoing organization of staff or visitors, with no report of theft, loss, or alteration.
In Wyandot County Ohio February 1931 term the Justus Lodge No 393 Knights of Pythias plaintiff seeks sale of parcels 8 feet by 50 feet across lots 18 and 19 in Alvin Dow's addition Carey for 1800 dollars appraised. On June 13 1931 at 2 PM the sheriff will sell on Dow Street Carey from the premises to satisfy the order of sale. Cash terms. Lawrence Weatherholtz sheriff.
Ohio Power Co announces a new rate schedule for domestic lighting and appliances in Bucyrus and Tiffin. The structure offers 8 cents per kilowatt for the first 30 kWh, 4 cents for the next 40, 3 cents for the next 230, and 2 cents for consumption over 300 kWh. The old rates were 5c, 7c, 6c, and 8c, signaling notable savings for customers.
Short notes cover cottage cheese usage with dairy and lemon, sun suits for spring children, drop cake oven tips, and avoiding household weevils. Also includes a brief guide to evaluating food value by protein vitamins calories and minerals.
A polite telephone operator apologizes for a mistaken number. The caller remains calm and says the misdialed line was better than the one he sought but notes he could not use it. The exchange ends with mutual courtesy.
A teacher places a half dollar on a desk and asks what it is. A student from the back row answers Tails, reflecting a simple classroom exercise in money recognition.
Extension specialist E P Reed of Ohio State University notes legume hays offer high protein and lime. He cites alfalfa red clover sweet clover and timothy protein and lime contents and outlines windrow drying with daily turning and a Web hay loader for best storage.
A judge confronts a prisoner who admits stealing a purse to feel better during illness. The clipped text shows a terse exchange where the defendant claims poor health and a misguided belief the change would help. The fragment captures a courtroom moment reflecting remorse and rationale.
Notice announces Michael E. Reinhart as duly appointed and qualified executor of the estate of Mary Ann Reinhart of Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 28 1931 at the Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Judge Earl B. Carter.
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