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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
6
Ridge Center gossip lists Forest Miller and A. M. Bachar in Findlay on Saturday for business. Families visit and attend namesake weddings, birthdays, and cemetery services. Local residents, including May Alspach’s wedding party and diverse callers, are recorded with households and travel.
Joseph Robson left Friday afternoon for St. Joseph Missouri to attend the national conference of the Brethren. Alfonzo Doppler, afflicted with smallpox, shows slow improvement. Mr and Mrs John Robson and others visited Mr and Mrs Ste John Snook on Sunday. Miss Jessie Shaw injured her arm on Saturday.
Walnut Valley notes list several social visits. Bert Allion and family dined with Philip Kinney last Sunday. Ray Markley visited Phillip Kinney's home. Grandmother Mullholand and Dorotha Lawhead traveled to Akron to see Earl Mullholand. Lawrence Dible and family visited George Shober. F M Kinney visited J J Zint in Carey. B L Kinney visited A J Kinney east of McCutchenville.
Crawford Ridge and Salem townships stage their commencement at Snyder's Opera House on Tuesday evening June 13 1911 at 8 00 under township superintendent D T Hart Admission 10 cents seats at Ewing's drug store Piano solo Franklin Newhard invocation Rev E Luther Spaid student orations including Success The Flag and The World Would Be Better for It etc plus music by the Corinthian Quartette and benediction by Rev Spaid.
Priscilla Meeting notes Chesebrough as hostess for Precula Club. Secretary Cater reports club homes over the past year and Washburn outlines meeting items. Club gifts Washburn a needlework scarf. George Croker to entertain in two weeks. Davis Bros. Show set for Saturday June 30.
A contemplative meditation warns against worldly temptations and easy pleasures. It contrasts alluring paths of roses and Lethe waters with the harsher fate of misfortune and divine judgment, urging steadfastness before God.
A list of recent titles now available including Altsheler Riflemen of the Ohio and Joyce of the North Woods. Other authors feature Barbour Burgess Huxley Seton and Wister with works across fiction history and education.
In a library voting contest 8 022 votes were tallied with Catholic Knights of Ohio Carey leading at 14 793 followed by Knights of Pythias Carey 12 0 2 and M E church Carey 6 200 Other entries include Lutheran church Carey 2 900 1 0 F Carey 2 950 and various local organizations and schools. Community notes report resignations and returns from Beulah Sopher and Mrs Wm Lombard.
The couple who wed on June 6 1861 at Upper Sandusky under Rev I W Downey quietly celebrated their golden anniversary on Tuesday. John Gilliland T C Cole and families and Mrs Mary Kear attended with music games and refreshments. Many flowers and presents from relatives and friends were shared as the Times extends hearty congratulations.
Sunday afternoon the Carey Chippers meet the Sycamore team at Carey park. The Sycamores are a fast club and playing well. Admission is free for ladies. grandstand seating at 1 percent. Mrs J D Southward returns from Bald Eagle Pa and reports her sister in law Mrs Ota Mountz died last Thursday.
A partial OCR style poultry market listing shows various birds including hens spring chickens geese ducks old roosters pigeons turkeys and peafowl with scattered illegible text and numbers indicating lots or counts. The readable items name several categories while other lines remain garbled.
The Coterie met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Will Pierce. Violets decorated the room and the hand painted tally cards. Mrs. H. B. Keller won the five hundred game and received a violet hand painted plate as a prize. Guests included Mrs. E. B. Kurtz Mrs. W. J. Newhard Mrs. J. M. Harrison and Mrs. C. C. Kisselle. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Leslie Patterson.
S. A. Chesebrough and Dr. R. C. Van Buren visited Rev. J. A. Steen at Sylvania last Thursday. Rev Steen is doing nicely. Mgr. B. Frank Benton of Lorain is visiting her parents, Mayor and Mrs. A. Van Heyde, for two weeks. Ray Slater of Norwalk stayed with his parents from Friday to Sunday. Rev Father J. G. Mizer was in Upper Sandusky on Wednesday.
On Sunday morning the first mass for the first communion class is at 7 00 o clock. After the procession from the school to the basement the High Mass is at 9 00 o'clock. During vespers in the afternoon the first communicants renew their baptismal vows and join the Confraternity of Our Lady of Consolation.
W H Snyder Miss Maude Snyder Miss Corrinne Wenner Grover Snyder James Hood A P Johnson John Schmuck M A Horner A Lantz 5 A Wenner and Ed Gibbs from this city attended two mammoth barn raisings at John Gamber’s Kirby home by auto. The barn 36 by 80 replaced a recently burned structure. Eighty five men worked about two and a half hours. A total of 122 people attended with Winner served on the front porch and about thirty five young ladies aided.
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