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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
2
A poem recalling flag parades with bugles and drums. It celebrates the flag’s passage and the nation’s battles at sea and on land, honoring justice, law, and the republic. The piece links pride and virtue to national colors and enduring honor.
Property deals involve Brunk to Brunk for 80 acres in Jackson township, Jeffersons to Royal Greek in Carey, Gottfried to Richard Walter Jr for 70 acres in Jackson township, and several Carey parcels. Other deeds cover part lots in Carey and Upper Sandusky, with minimal consideration of one dollar and one thousand dollars for select transfers.
The Fitzgerald bill raises Civil War widow pensions from thirty to forty dollars monthly for eligible widows age forty or older. The increase, signed before adjournment, begins automatically July 1. widows already on the rolls need not reapply. Representative William T. Fitzgerald of Greenville sponsored the measure.
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission approved higher telephone rates for Rising Bell Telephone Co Risingsun and its subscribers in Columbus noting the original ask was too low. The action, recorded for Mr FD Ferrell, becomes effective June.
Senator Roche, longtime representative for Seneca County, announces a second term bid for the Ohio Senate. He previously served three terms in the Ohio House and now represents the state Senate district including Maryn, Logan, Union, Wyandot, Cranford, and Seneca counties.
Mt Blanchard Lodge No 519 F and A M marks its fiftieth anniversary on June 24 with progress in plans. A program of mass and addresses is being arranged and the exercise will be held in the school building. Visitors from neighboring lodges and distant parts of the state are expected.
A gusher on the Joseph Kimmet farm in Seneca County was struck at 100 feet and will be shot this week. The Jacob Kimmet farm well is flowing 500 to 690 barrels daily, exceeding handling capacity. A second gusher on the Joseph Kehwartzmiller farm is producing 300 barrels per day.
The Automobile Club of America has published the fourteenth edition of its 1928 Associated Tours Guide for motorists. It presents 128 pages of motor maps, itineraries, and over 125000 miles of hard surfaced highways in the eastern United States and Canada, with routes to coastal mountains inland and famous resorts. The guide includes day by day stopovers, a large folding eastern map, state highway numbers, motor laws, speed limits, license regulations, ferry schedules, and many tours with extensive maps. It is distributed through newsdealers or by mail order for fifty cents to The Automobile Club of America, 12 East 38th Street, New York City.
The Division of Fish and Game reports large scale distribution of matured fish from Lake Erie reaching about fifty counties. Plans aim to place fish in every county by mid June, marking the largest such effort. Spring pheasant egg hatching continues at Wellington and Roosevelt, with six thousand pheasants hatched so far and about thirty thousand eggs set. Distribution of fish and pheasants statewide is planned to begin mid September.
The Dible-Phillips families will hold their 10th annual reunion at Carey Park on Sunday June 17. N B Dible of Carey is president and F i Phillips of Adrian is secretary.
June fourteenth marks National Flag Day with schools urged to observe the occasion and display the Stars and Stripes. The flag symbolizes liberty, law, order, freedom, and justice, reflecting the United States as the oldest flag with continuous service among nations.
Ohio farm prices rose eight points from 141 in January to 149 in April per J I Falconer of the Ohio experiment station. Despite higher grain prices lifting the index, farmer income did not increase. four months of 1928 cash sales were 89 versus 96 for the same period in 1924–26 and 1927, while the Ohio price index stood ten points above U S. level.
The 1928 Ohio State Fair premium list is ready to mail next week. Requests for copies should be addressed to the Director of Agriculture, Charles W Truax, State House Annex, Columbus, Ohio.
The Bland family reunion will be held Sunday July 1 at Miss Jane Bland’s home two miles east and a half mile north of Wharton. If roads are impassable the event moves to the H. Bland home near Wharton.
The First National Bank of Carey Ohio by TL L Culler seeks $20000 in a case before Justice W Campbell of Crawford township Wyandot county. A summons was issued May 22 1928 but could not be served within the court jurisdiction.
The church lists Sunday services led by Rev Father Aloys M Fish with mass at 730 am and 1000 am Vespers and Benediction at 730 pm Masses on weekdays at 630 and 800 am Sunday June 17 features 915 am Sunday school 1030 am Divine worship 700 pm Epworth League led by Miss Mildred Campbell and 800 pm Evening worship.
Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 9 15 and morning worship at 10 80. Luther League led by Cora Miller and Charlotte Montague. Evening worship at 7 30. Monday 7 30 p m Missionary Society led by Jennie Lar month.
Carey Memorial Evangelical Church invites all to 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 45 a m morning worship with sermon The Divine Time Limit 7 00 pm Senior E L C E 8 00 p m evening worship sermon The Adventure of Faith 8 00 p m Wednesday prayer meeting cordially welcoming friends and visitors to all services
Carey Times showcases commercial printing services including letter heads and envelopes as examples of its printing capabilities.
The Consul General of Colombia will be heard on sixteen NBC stations during Colombia Night. The A and P Gypsies will present a one hour program Monday, with a Marimba Band performing Spanish and Colombian music. Harry Horlick will lead the Gypsies in a broadcast praised as outstanding entertainment.
An evening block runs from 7 30 to 8 30 Eastern Standard Time across more than sixteen NBC Red Network stations.
The Updegraff family will hold its ninth annual reunion on Saturday June 16 at the home of Jerome Shaull in Lansing Michigan.
Harry M. Bechtel has been duly appointed and qualified as executor of the Estate of Mary C. Harris, late of Wyandot County, Ohio, deceased. Dated May 29, 1928. Earl B. Carter, Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, Probate Division, Wyandot County, Ohio.
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