Our Lady of Consolation Church Schedule
The church lists Sunday services with Low Mass at 8:00 a m High Mass at 10:30 a m Vespers instructions and benediction at 7:30 p m Weekday Masses at 6:30 and 8:00 a m All times are sun time.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
6
The church lists Sunday services with Low Mass at 8:00 a m High Mass at 10:30 a m Vespers instructions and benediction at 7:30 p m Weekday Masses at 6:30 and 8:00 a m All times are sun time.
Rev E Luther Spaid leads Sunday School at 9:00 a m and morning worship at 10 15 a m Luther League meets at 6 30 p m with evening worship at 7 30 p m and a mid week service Wednesday at 7 30 p m
James William Gibson is minister. Sunday school at 9.00 led by C. E. Cram. Next Sabbath Rev C C Kennedy will preach at morning service. Rev James W Gibson to preach at Upper Sandusky ME church. Epworth League 6.30 pm with Lawrence Bland presidency. Children's services 7.30 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7.30 pm. Fourth quarterly meeting July 5, 1917 at 7.30 pm with Rev C M Van Pelt officiating.
John Wesley Shock, pastor, leads Sunday school and Children’s Day services at 900, with Sunday evening events at 7 0. Preaching at Union Bethel Sunday morning and prayer and praise meetings each Wednesday evening. Glynn Eyer class. All are welcome.
The church schedule lists Sunday school at 9:00 a m and worship at 10 15 a m with the pastor H D Shultz. Harold F Wonder preaches at 7 30 p m and the pastor preaches at St Johns at 2 30 p m. Children's Day exercises are planned for St Paul in the evening.
The Christian Science Society announces services on Sunday at 10:15 a m and Wednesday at 7 30 p m with a Sunday school at 9:00 a m. Services held in Hoff block on South street.
Indications suggest the situation in Russia is improving and there will be no separate peace with the central powers. The army will be prepared to do its bit before long.
Wesley Patterson assisted Orlans and Bender in Upper Sandusky on Wednesday with his motor hearse for a funeral.
The piece notes favorable gardening weather spurring large gardens in Carey and across the land. It highlights Joseph Simonis claiming the best garden yet and forecasts plenty of produce. It contends vegetables cannot be exported, potentially reducing bread and meat consumption and freeing grain and meat for overseas shipment, with some impact on commodity dealers.
The Pioneer Picnic held last Thursday was one of the best ever, with high enthusiasm and patriotic speakers greeted by applause. President Marr’s appeal for funds to defray program expenses drew strong support and nearly the full amount needed was raised.
A new state law takes effect after June 25 requiring all horsedrawn vehicles used on highways after dark to carry lights visible 200 feet both fore and aft. Exemptions apply to wagons hauling hay or straw due to fire risk. Lights must be displayed one hour after sunset until daylight.
Howard Binley of 650 Federal Street will train for army aviation after receiving orders from the central department in Chicago to report at the Columbus aviation camp. He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Anderson of West Main Street and formerly lived in Carey.
King Constantine of Greece abdicates under allied pressure in favor of his second son Alexander who supports the allies. The former king’s wife is Kaiser Wilhelm II’s sister.
St Paul United Evangelical Sunday school will hold Children’s Day exercises next Sunday evening. A quite elaborate program will be rendered.
Miss Lottie Kruszka and Edward Brown united in a Salem ceremony during a high mass at Our Lady Consolation Church. The bride, daughter of Mrs Mary Kruszka, wore white georgette crepe with silver lace. vows were read with Father Aloys Fish and Fathers Mizer and Phillip assisting. The couple plans a Louisville visit before settling on the Brown farm. guests included family from Toledo Millersville and Upper Sandusky.
Initial steps toward forming a Carey Red Cross branch were taken at a Wednesday library meeting. A large turnout of Carey women received organizational pointers from county unit members and a formal organizing committee was named including Mayor H G Chambers and Supt C M Beitler among others.
On a Wednesday noon at the M. E. parsonage in Tiffin, Miss Martha Presler and Mr Harry Yaichner, both of Adrian, were married by Rev Haas. The bride wore a blue silk dress. They will set up housekeeping in Adrian where the groom works as a farmer.
The W C T U held Flower Mission Day Friday afternoon at Mrs George Brown's home. Mrs William Zahn delivered a selection on What Flower Missions Can Do For National Constitutional Prohibition. Mrs W H Snyder gave a reading on The Flower Mission Trinity. The next meeting is set for July at Mrs Li G Ranger's home.
A new barn to replace the lightning struck structure raised last week on the F D Hurd farm four miles southeast of town. The 105 by 40 foot building involved forty men in the raising with carpentry by George Laird Ed Young and John Wehrle of the city.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Lutheran church held its monthly meeting Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. WH Snyder led the Bible study and Mrs. EB Luther Spaid conducted the lesson on The Word Penetrates the Frozen North.
Miss Dorothy Kennerley and Miss Mildred Ferrer attend an Ep Worth League convention at Bluff ton as delegates from the local league.
A stream of visits and health updates fills the week. Mrs Elmer Wonder spent Friday with Mrs Fred Ewing in Adrian while Mrs Clint Sipe and son Robert of Kago visit relatives Peter Hawkish and Joe Hash of Toledo spent time with A Geha and Charles Geha. Lily Wonder of Fostoria stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Jacob Wonder. John F Hostler of Mt Blanchard visited daughter Mrs Elza Garn. Mr and Mrs Glen Hart of Alliance stayed with Mr and Mrs Jes e Hart. Fred Lytle suffers a severe tonsillitis attack. Nellie Smith and Florence Mowen of Urbana visited in Upper Sandusky. Mr and Mrs Lewis Pratt of Mt Blanchard dined with niece Mrs H A Kear. L D Trubey went for an auto ride after weeks indoors. overdoing it, he felt poorly on return. Maynard Cram and Linus Myers went to Toledo. Maynard will work at Toledo Machine and Tool Co and Linus at a wholesale clothing concern. Mrs George Spitzer and family visited W H Houk and daughter Gertrude. on motor trip to Columbus. Mrs E F Grooms learned husband is failing rapidly at State Hospital Toledo due to paresis. Mrs Grooms went to Toledo. Mrs Wm Lytle and son Ralph and daughter Bessie will leave for Columbus to visit relatives. Ralph returns Sunday, Bessie and Mrs Lytle stay several weeks and may visit Circleville.
Mrs Adam Stoll of Upper Sandusky spent Tuesday in town. Mrs Ed Shore of Findlay is the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs G W Hidskie. Miss Lucy Straw has returned from Oberlin College to spend the summer at home. Misses Eva Scoarse and Zetta Rickle and Messrs Grover Snyder and Linus Myers were in Findlay Sunday evening.
Henry Lawrence Wenner and Nora Edith Moser were married Tuesday morning at 9 09 oclock at the home of S L Moser in West Wyandot avenue. Rev Luther Spaid officiated in the presence of close relatives. The bride, daughter of S L Moser, is a Miami university domestic science graduate who has counseled at Miami University. The groom, son of C M Wenner of Carey, is an Ohio State University graduate. The couple will reside with relatives until June 20 at Norwalk.
Frances Sutter of Shelby inspected Crawford Chapter O E S last Thursday evening. Grand sentinel Fred Brundage of Tiffin spoke briefly. Robert Ewing and Kathryn McGuire with Gladys Kennerley performed music. Over 100 attended, including Mrs Smith of New York City and Mr. and Mrs. Brundage.
Cleveland Plain Dealer shows Rev. J. G. Mizer of Lima in the pictorial section. He heads the priest procession at the funeral of Rev. Father Casimir Reichlin at St. Stephen's Church in Cleveland. Thirty five priests participated in the services.
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