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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
3
A local shopper learns bulk garden seeds yield top results and heads to Ewing's for supplies. The note highlights value and brand focus for gardeners seeking quality seed options.
Salem defeated Stringtown 6 to 0 Sunday at home. Batteries were Orians and Henige for Salem, Wentz and Ellis for Stringtown. Salem will host Wharton on the Salem diamond next Sunday.
An old advertisement explains deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh. It claims nine of ten cases arise from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any cure it cannot achieve, urging readers to send for circulars and buy Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
The program for the band concert to be played next Wednesday at 1 o'clock on the public square includes Kokomo selections by Wm H Short ess, an overture by Mitchell Waitz, a Debutante march by Fre¢ Huffer, a sincerity overture, Home Sweet Home, Pasadena Day, Coral From Italy, and related pieces. Coral sourcing notes describe methods and dangers of collecting coral from Italy for decorative uses.
A wealthy motorist dictates urgency and boasts of pushing to success. The gas station boy replies that there is no gasoline, forcing another push as the story turns into a humorous exchange reported by Chicago News.
A house a mile south of town owned by x Co. Dow and occupied by Walter Price was destroyed by fire early this morning. The cause is unknown and the household goods were lost as the occupants barely escaped with their lives.
A tonic claim praises Chamberlain's Tablets for six months of relief from indigestion. The text also lists uncalled for letters at Carey post office Miss Milka Oatkovitch and Mrs Dolly Hill, asking recipients to state they are advertised.
Last Sunday afternoon Rev. E. L. Spaid pastor of the Lutheran church preached the memorial sermon of the Maccabee Iddges at Harpster.
The notice states that prices for Powdered Arsenate of Lead remain unchanged. It emphasizes that prices have not advanced and mentions the item in default inventory terms.
An electric furnace for heat treating steel used in automobile construction introduces a novel method producing uniform, dependable heat. The design uses nonconducting refractory floor and dome with coke heated to become conductive, then heating walls and top until the entire furnace glows incandescent. Industry officials expect extensive future use in auto parts production.
Lieutenant General Sir John G Maxwell, former Egypt commander, sent to quell Ireland’s revolt and praised as a strong administrator. American wife Miss Louise Selina Bonynge, daughter of California’s forty-niner era. Major Marty N Bandholtz, U S A, to command Plattsburg business camp, with long service in Cuba Philippines and Luzon.
Mrs M A Bowers died at her Upper Sandusky home from cancer of the liver after months of illness. Born March 25 1855 in Ridge township she married M A Bowers May 7 1889. Survived by husband a brother J W Beck of Hamlet and two sisters Mrs Lucinda Wohlgamuth Bettéville and Mrs Caroline Root Deshler. Funeral at Zion Bloom Church conducted by Rev A F Beery with interment in Zion Bloom Cemetery.
Mrs W Es Anderson hosted a social gathering at 506 West Finaldy Street with guests including Miss Grace Anderson and Mrs Ella Orwig. Peonies and roses decorated the room, a three course dinner was served, and piano selections were enjoyed. next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs C E B Sutter.
Real estate transfers list several deeds: M B Smith transfers lot 32 Orwig plot Carey to Clive Hakes for 4000 dollars. Camby Harris transfers lot 105 Carey to W Z Campbell for 25 dollars. J Orwig and wife transfer twenty acres in Ridge township to Elias Clark for 1 dollar. J Orwig and wife transfer twenty acres in Ridge township to Joseph de Farthing for 1 dollar.
Mr. John McGuire has sold his fur niture and undertaking business to C X Diller of Sycamore. Diller takes possession Monday morning and plans to move his family here in the near future.
Local ad notes J D Ewing offering complete insecticide line for spraying and wallpaper from inexpensive to premium made at Ewings. Also mentions Mrs J B Silverthorn and children visiting in Sandusky City and C W McGill with Miss Anna Simonis in Defiance due to Peter Simonis illness.
A daughter arrives for Mr and Mrs Cyril Brown Friday morning. A 13 pound son born to Mr and Mrs C A Hoskinson Friday May 26. A son born to Mr and Mrs Harry Niederhohr six miles east of town. A son born to Mr and Mrs Ray Shafer four miles south of town this morning.
Sunday and weekday Mass times at Our Lady of Consolation listed with sun time. Christian Science Society and United Evangelical Church announce services, Sunday School, and an evening program. June 8 anti Mormon crusaders event highlighted with regional church cooperation and participation urged.
Rev E Luther Spaid preaches at 10 15 a m with Luther League at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m.
A new undertaking partnership announces its formation in Carey and invites calls at all times. Located in the Ogg block on South Vance Street, the firm lists C. F. Sutter and W. G. Coldken as contacts with two phones.
Epworth League holds a business meeting Friday evening at the M. E. church to elect officers for the coming year. Refreshments will be served. All members are urged to attend.
The Mission Band of the United Evangelical Church will meet next Saturday afternoon at 2 00. Children are asked to bring their mite boxes to the gathering.
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