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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
4
Mrs Emma Strong longtime Carey resident died at her Plymouth home Wednesday of last week aged seventy four. She was found unconscious after a brief period alone with her daughter. Funeral held Sunday at Plymouth with Mrs Dudley Courtright of Circleville among the attendees.
An advertisement extols Mothers White Mountain Bread as wholesome bread with creams. It urges readers to remember the brand and place an order, promoting the product name for quick recognition.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bixby of Long Beach California report they were on a second story porch watching the parade when the pier collapsed. They remained unharmed though they witnessed scenes of suffering before escaping the building.
L M Johnson promotes Beaverton Ontario address now a Canuck praising the country. Land is well improved and sells at 100 dollars per acre and up. Johnson manages a brick and tile plant that manufactures brick. the ware burns white as chalk and lower clay goes to a cement works.
A lightning bolt struck the south end of Perry S Engler’s house at 411 Ehm Street on Monday afternoon. The roof was punctured and the bolt hit the top of the stairs. Mrs Engler, just down the stairs, was stunned by the shock. In Toledo Rev E Luther Spaid preached at Glennwood Avenue Lutheran Church. Mrs Spaid accompanied him.
Blueprints completed for a brick and steel Pythian lodge hall to be built on East Main street lot owned by the Knights. The 40 by 60 foot two story structure features steel beams and self supporting steel roof with fireproof ceilings and safe exits. Architect F S Stroup prepared the drawings.
A brief ad urges buyers to inspect a limited line of buggies at cost as Miller and Bachar offer the remaining stock at low prices.
Health Officer Jesper F. Wonder requires all persons with cesspool exits flowing into Spring Run to inspect and repair as needed. If not done, the Health Officer will arrange repairs as authorized by law.
The county convention of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor will gather in this city on Friday June 13 forenoon afternoon and evening. Meetings occur at the United Evangelical church as members prepare for Children's Day likely on Sunday June 5.
The Hill family reunion will be held at E C Hill's residence near Huber on the Findlay and Carey railroad on Saturday August 9 1913. Neighbors and friends are invited to bring baskets and join the gathering. E C Hill president Amy Smith secretary.
Ek Miller of Ridge township reports a Shropshire ewe has birthed triplets and she is training them for useful work without outside help. The notice highlights self sufficiency and animal husbandry skills.
City council met Monday with Laughlin mayor and councilors present. Bills paid include gas, coal, salaries, police nights, street labor and ditch work. A Wolfram ditch assessment dispute was deemed time barred. A resolution to construct the ditch passed after a hearing. Hearing date on Byron Ogg ditch set for June 12. Sprinkling wagon contract awarded to Tiffin Wagon Co. for 270 dollars.
The market notes cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs with varied bids and receipts. Prices show mixed steer and cow values, hogs ranging around eight to nine dollars, and spring lambs yielding higher bids. Receipts include thousands of cattle and hogs across Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland and Toledo areas.
A fragment from the Florida Times Union reflects on women and self-sacrifice as a possible measure of a meaningful life, hinting at social expectations and gender roles.
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