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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
4
The President calls a Memorial Day focused on humility not self abasement but to admit faults and seek duty and responsibility. Readers urged to view national failings honestly, improve relations between labor and capital, end prejudice, and pursue a vision guiding the republic toward unity and progress.
The speaker urges using the Sermon on the Mount as the guiding constitution for social and economic relations among nations. He stresses harmony between spiritual and economic duties, warning that justice in finances is essential for lasting friendship between peoples. He warns that unfair financial dealings would ruin any relationship.
The 10th annual Ohio Conference Branch Wo man s Home and Foreign Missionary Society meeting convenes at United Evangelical church June 6 to 8 with devotionals, delegates, reports, lectures, and an address by Rev. W. S. Shambaugh. Branch officers include President Mrs. W. S. Mathias and others. The report also notes travels of Mr. and Mrs. Dow and John Dow visiting Springfield Washington and Columbus.
Residents report three letters from a son serving abroad. The sender says he is working hard and feeling fine. A package arrived in good condition and a chocolate treat boosted spirits for all.
Mrs. L. M Gear announces a June 11 and 12 appearance at the Galt House in Louisville with a complete line of Gossard corsets and brassieres. This will be her last visit to Carey for some time due to expanding business.
Mr and Mrs Jack Updegraff and Mr and Mrs Ralph Green and Miss Florence Harris of Bucyrus spent Sunday at Camp Sherman with their sons Herschel Updegraff and Alonzo Green.
Wedding planners and couples are urged to explore sample wedding stationery in June. Vendors showcase invitation sets, RSVP cards, and envelopes, inviting clients to compare styles and finishes while planning summer celebrations.
Miss Gail England married Charles OQ Allison in a ring ceremony officiated by Rev. J. W. Shock at Chester England's home. The bride wore blue georgette crepe and blue serge. Attendants included the bride’s father and several England relatives. Groom left Saturday for Columbus Barracks with county selects. bride to remain locally.
Ross Johnson and George Reminger read a government notice Sunday about a grammar school program in Cincinnati for soldiers with basic education. Monday they sought releases at the draft board, but the call appeared in their letters that day. Only two Wyandot county men were needed, and the pair will train as mechanics with a June 15 departure. George had previously enlisted two years ago but failed the final exam due to low weight.
Mrs. S P Robinson of Buffalo New York renews her Times subscription to May 1920 describing the paper as a large letter from home. She asks to be remembered to Carey people.
Dr. R. C. Van Buren's account with H. G. Chambers is unsettled. All debtors are asked to call and settle immediately. 18-21.
A fragment describes spraying using arsenate of lead Bordeaux mixture and tobacco dust as pesticides. The note cites I Diewing as connected to the process.
The Times invites all entities to submit notices for public display with a season charge of 2.50 dollars, payable in advance. The note set for public announcements emphasizes timely payment and placement of the notices.
Announcer states John Zahn of Salem township seeks the Democratic nomination for county commissioner at the Wyandot county primary to be held Tuesday August 13 1918.
Robert B. Cartha of Upper Sandusky Ohio declares his candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney. The announcement is subject to the decision of Wyandot County Democrats at the primary on Tuesday August 13 1918.
F. C. Roelle of Upper Sandusky announces his candidacy for Representative, subject to Wyandot county Democrats decision at the Primary Election on Tuesday August 13 1918.
Don Siniff left Friday for Camp Sheridan Alabama and arrived Tuesday evening after being called home by the death of his cousin Miss Lola Starkey of Fostoria. His furlough was cut short by telegrams announcing his company’s removal to other camps. He has served with an ordnance company since shortly after arriving at Camp Sheridan.
Hon John AL Key announces candidacy for renomination as congressman for the district. He declares his intent to continue in office and carry forward the policies and service he has pursued in the past.
A brief note credits W D Ewing with The Fountain at the Rexall Store showing a concise artist signature.
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