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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
4
The P R S Club met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Lewis Beis. The time was spent socially and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held with Mrs Clint Baker.
Mr and Mrs Grant Tong of near Vanille hosted Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Sherman Tong Mr and Mrs Hosea Tong Mr and Mrs R FE Coldren and Mrs Catherine Tong of Findlay and Elmer Tong in attendance.
The 4 H Happy Your Sewing Club held initial meetings with teacher Mrs I Birkey and reorganized for the year. Offiers include President Helen Boes Vice President Maith Tanner Secretary and Treasurer Caroline Baker News Reporter Kittle Baker Plans for summer club work were made. Meetings are the first and third Wednesdays with the leader. Caroline and Kittie Baker join the social committee. Next meeting set for June 20.
Mrs W H Wright entertained the Methodist church Ladies Chorus at her southeast town home Friday afternoon honoring leader Mrs C F E Palmer and five members who are moving to new cities. The event featured vocal solos by Palmer Winans and Goble, plus guitar pieces by Wright. A console set was gifted to Palmer.
Stoll Garage introduces a new Weaverized lubrication system with an auto lift and complete service records. The setup emphasizes precise, periodic lubrication to reduce wear and lower future repair costs for Care area drivers.
The Women’s Christian Work group met at Mrs J L Yohe’s home Friday afternoon with hymn singing and a devotional led by Mrs Yohe. Mrs L M Cook presided as president, discussing flower mission work and planning a June 4 service at the Home for the Aged.
A daughter arrived Friday June 1 to Mr and Mrs Nial Hurtter at Tiffin. An 8 pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Glen Gault east of town Wednesday morning. An 8 pound daughter to Mr and Mrs V Wagner of East South St Sunday morning. A son to Mr and Mrs John Mel Cormick on June 5 named Calvin Lindberg. A 70 pound daughter to Mr and Mrs Graham Buckland of West St Wednesday morning.
George Newhard and family appeared with a minor traffic ordinance issue in the Upper Sandusky mayor's court after returning from Delaware last Thursday night. They were fined $1 with $8.79 in costs for double parking in front of the courthouse during a band concert.
A memorial honoring Ohio veterans of the Spanish American War the Philippine Insurrection and the China Relief Expedition will be dedicated at the State House in Columbus on June 23.
A Dartmouth Jack-o’-Lantern column questions a pawn shop sign with three balls in front and explains a superstition about recovery odds, warning that two to one you won’t get it back. The brief item reflects campus humor and local curiosity.
A fragmentary note references Bragelug and a moral contrast about temptation and luck. The text implies a fablelike warning without full context or clear event details. No identifiable people, places, or dates are verifiable from the readable portion.
Carey Times notes the Heidelberg University Dramatic Club staged Hamlet in Tiffin Tuesday evening with Ruth Diller of Carey among the cast. Millicent Warren of Ada plans a Harrisburg and New Jersey visit before joining Columbia University for a summer English masters course. Cleo Sawyer of Bucyrus also intends Columbia for the summer program.
A brief note from the Carey Times office references printed or engraved name cards, likely for internal use or visitors. The fragment suggests handling or cataloging of name cards rather than a full event. No dates or personnel beyond the office context are clearly named.
Property description lists 76 acres near Carey with 8 room house, concrete basement, wells, windmill, barns, sheds, good soil. 72 acres west of Carey on State road with 8 room house and outbuildings. 240 acres in Big Spring township four miles from Carey with 9 room house, cement walks, cisterns, wells, windmills, multiple barns, granary and poultry house. tiled and fenced soil noted as rich corn farm. Leased to H G Feasel, office over Nitrauer Furniture.
For sale Carmen potatoes by J J Bachar four miles west of Carey. Also for sale 29 ewes with 314 lambs from Hart Bros Carey. Tomato plants offered by Mrs Lloyd Yohe phone R 319. np.
A Detroit News reader quotes a quip that weight gain in fish depends entirely on who catches them, reflecting a tongue in cheek take on fishing outcomes.
Printed or engraved home cards are requested for the Gates case with options to deliver in person or via your attorney. The notice stresses use of the Want Column and reminds readers of the publication’s legal notices.
A Sunday evening program at St Paul Evangelical church features music and songs by a church choir, recitations by many children including Gerald Baughman Betty Jane Beard and Corinne Nye, piano duets by Neva Dewey and Evelyn Beard and others, dances and drills named Daisies and June Days, with remarks by pastor and additional recitations by Dean Clady Glenn Baughman and Martha Presler among the many young participants.
Mc Leod Brown of Tymochtee Township enters the race for County Commissioner pending the Democratic primary on Tuesday August 14. The announcement notes the party process will decide the nomination.
A school program features Esther Judy with a violin duet by Lester and Evelyn, Beard recitation by Mary Katherine Alspach, a pantomime, and a benediction.
Health officials warn the race to the railroad crossing is dangerous. Marshall County Minnesota Banner reports authorities say conditions improve for runners but crossing remains risky.
A maxim on courage and action warns that fear of starting is worse than quitting. The speaker contrasts the foolhardy quitter with the timid person who won’t try, urging boldness and initiation.
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