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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
4
Detroit Free Press notes renters view a temporary dwelling as a step toward a permanent home. The piece uses imagery of a personal altar to household gods and a future plot of land. It contrasts transient living with plans for a house that expresses the family’s true self.
Noy Schatzinger of Carey received a $700 fine and costs from Common Pleas Judge Earl B Carter after pleading guilty to possessing twenty gallons of intoxicating liquor. Prohibition officers conducted a raid on the Schatzinger home on Vance street, uncovering four five-gallon cans stored for about two weeks. Schatzinger admitted buying the liquor for a Tiffin party and selling one gallon previously, and he was jailed until the fine and costs are paid.
Funeral services for Mrs. J W Pendleton of Vanlue will be held at St Pauls Evangelical church in Vanlue with burial in the church cemetery. She died Monday night at her daughter Merle Corbin's home in Findlay. Born November 24 1846 in Michigan she was the daughter of John and Matilda Platts and widow of Joseph Pendleton who died in 1923. Surviving children are Merle Corbin Findlay K W Wingate 1032 Adams Findlay Lula Baughman near Vanlue Jesse Coldren 419 Second and George Pendleton on the Vanlue home farm. She was a member of St Pauls Evangelical church.
The petit jury found Rev. B. F. Owen not guilty after a brief deliberation of under ten minutes. Indicted by the grand jury on assault charges filed by student Carl Cronebaugh, Owen faced a two and a half hour trial with Prosecuting Attorney J. E. Priddy and defense by Charles A. Blackford.
A farmer asks a caller what he does and jokes about calling trains. The trainee responds he calls trains, while the farmer requests a quick call, in a playful Wisconsin Octopus exchange.
The president signed an amendment to the World War Veterans Act extending the time to continue and convert War Risk Term Insurance until July 2, 1927. It authorizes a five year total premium policy exchangeable for level premium life or endowment policies within five years and reinstatement of lapsed War Term Insurance upon proof of insurability and payment of premiums. Thousands of ex service men are pursuing reinstatement and conversion under the amended provisions.
Z P Hewlett of Forest died Friday after his Ford touring car was hit by a northbound Big Four freight at the Inman crossing southwest of Wharton. Coroner Naus ruled the death accidental. Hewlett, about 61, worked as a collector for Webb Lumber and Supply of Patterson and is survived by his wife a son Ray and a daughter Mrs Ray Krout.
William Zahn of Tiffin died at his home after a three month illness due to heart trouble and dropsy. He was 60s, son of John and Magdalena Zahn, married to Jennie Benjamin, with one son William. He leaves sisters Minnie Dennison and Harriet Lortz plus Catherine Wentz. He belonged to North Sater Lutheran Church I C O F and K P lodges. Funeral held Sunday at 10 at his home conducted by Rev Balterbaugh. Interment in Wharton Cemetery.
A Carey man claiming local ties was taken into custody by Marshal Ta gers on Saturday on a charge of operating a car while intoxicated. He was held in the lockup until Mayor Eyestone released him after a friend agreed to cover costs of $20 or more. Sycamore Leader.
The ad page in Carey Times notes that want ads are designed to generate revenue for advertisers. Readers are invited to place classified listings to reach local buyers and sellers.
Ralph Carlin of Okmulgee High School won the Constitutional Oration contest among four competitors and will advance to the Eastern Oklahoma championship in Tulsa later this month. The state winner earns a trip to Oklahoma City for a district contest on the Constitution with national scope offering a free trip to Europe.
Ralph King Carlin of Okmulgee high school won first prize in the East Central interscholastic oration contests held at the state normal school in Ada. He received the gold medal among 20 contestants from eastern conference high schools and will enter the state standard oration contests in Oklahoma City. State dates are not yet set. The state winner progresses to a national district meet for the U S title.
Carlin defeated Eddie Siberts on the Beauclair Courts in a three set semifinal 8-6 2-6 6-2 earning a morning match against Reinstein. winner advances toward district playoffs with Norman and Stillwater speakers to determine a regional champion.
The annual reunion of the Kear and Mullholand families will be held at the Carey Waterworks park on Thursday June 17. Come and enjoy the day together. Stella Nye, Secy.
Ordinance No 179 amends Section 1 of Ordinance 166 to set monthly salaries for village water works and electric plant engineers. Chief Engineer 175, First and Second Engineers 110 each. Repeals inconsistent ordinances and takes effect per law. Passed by council June 1926. Mayor Miles Mullholand, Clerk Daisy Moyer.
John F. Baker Allan A. Baker and Clinton H. Baker have been duly appointed and qualified as executors of the Estate of Wellington J. Baker deceased Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 29 1926. SARS B Carter Judge Probate Wyandot County Ohio.
Ida V. Fox has been duly appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of John J. Wisebaker, late of Ohio. Dated May 29, 1926. Earl B. Carter.
The church outlines Sunday services with High Mass at 10:00 a.m. Low Mass at 11:30 a.m. Vespers and Benediction at 7:30 p.m. Weekday Masses are at 6:30 and 8:00 a.m. under Pastor Aloys M. Fish.
Pastor Bert Jaynes leads the church week with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 4 39 in the afternoon evening service at 7 30 and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30.
Oak Grove Church of the Brethren led by Pastor Arthur Dodge holds Sunday school at 9 730 including worship at 10 30. Methodist Episcopal Church under E E Cole offers 9 15 Sunday school 10 30 service Epworth League 6 30 and 7 30 evening worship. Memorial Evangelical Church with L H Naumann advertises Children's Day on June 13 at 9 30 Sunday school 10 45 worship, 6 30 Christian Endeavor, 7 30 program and Wednesday prayer at 8.00 pm.
The church lists the second Sunday after Trinity services starting with Sunday School at 9 15 and a 10 30 chief service. Afternoon worship is held at Vanlue with Luther League at 6 30 and Evening worship at 7 30.
A friend asks Eliza about Ediths fiancé and the answer reveals the man has not yet appeared in the wash. The exchange underscores local humor and daily life from a past era.
The Fhelps Motor Company calls a stockholders meeting in Carey Ohio on July 1 1926 at 1 p m to consider a proposed sale of the entire property and assets. Dated Carey Ohio May 25 1926. Directors W H Phelps Grace L Phelps J A Newcomer Alletha D Newcomer.
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