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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
3
The Pythian Sisters elect new officers including Mrs H R Kesler Miss Berenice Karns and Mrs Eliza Karns with installation planned at the first July meeting. Past Chief Mrs Jacob Nibras er acts as installing officer.
An old advertisement touts a new ready to use ointment labeled D D D containing oil of wintergreen thymol and urine in solution claiming instant itch relief and eczema germ destruction. It promises a special one dollar bottle available locally through C W Bray ton.
Twelve members of the local C. K. of O. branch traveled to Carey for a meeting of the Carey branch. Final plans for the joint county C. K. of O. picnic were made and the date set for Thursday August 4 at the fair ground north of Upper Sandusky. Local attendees included J. N. Benteges John Collett Wm Strasser John Gutenberg Frank McGinnis J P Fischer Peter Moll John Steinbach John Casey John Donnerbach Ed O'Brien and F W Fritchie.
A ministerial meeting was held Monday afternoon at the library to plan a Sunday school outing and union summer evening services. Leaders discussed goals, logistics, and community outreach for the season.
The Pythian Sisters will hold memorial services Sunday afternoon June 26 at Pythian Castle with Knights of Pythias as guests. Members of the order will present the program.
Rev H V Thomas W V Thomas and Milton Beck of Biglick with Mr and Mrs Fr A Brown traveled to Cleveland Monday as delegates to the week long Sunday school convention being held there.
Members of the Pythian Sisters with May and June birthdays entertain the lodge at the regular meeting this evening. Call Home Phone 300 or Mutual Byone 11 at The Times office for details.
The Village of Carey Wyandot County Ohio passes Ordinance 35 to levy taxes for 1940 on real and personal property at 9 mills total for municipal purposes and apportions the levy into General Health Safety Service and library and sinking funds with additional charges. The clerk is ordered to certify to the Wyandot County auditor for tax list placement and collection. The ordinance takes effect as soon as allowed by law. Attest Clerk and Mayor signed June 1940.
Guidance on clutch and brake function in autos, compatibility of brakes and clutches, and design habits. Lubrication tips cover leaf springs grease graphite rubber mixtures and Athle fate graphite additive for engine parts. Advice warns against hammer use on bolts, slow gear shifts, and proper gasoline fire suppression with sand earth and wood pulp.
The article praises the automobile as a time saving tool for traveling salesmen with districts covering many towns. It notes cars reduce delays from limited train schedules and enable access to small towns without rail service. Advantages include direct transport of samples, improved impressions on storekeepers, and ample storage in the rear for goods.
The article notes two new statues in Washington honoring Casimir Pulaski and Tadeusz Kosciuszko. Pulaski, honored by congress for his Revolutionary War cavalry leadership, is depicted in a statue funded by the Polish National Alliance and installed in Washington. Kosciuszko’s statue, donated by the Polish National Alliance, stands in Lafayette Square and honors his role in Saratoga and the American struggle for independence.
Charles E. Hill formerly of Grace Chapel has relocated near Keller's Mill in Seneca County. He recalls a misadventure showing a Seventy eight acre farm with friends M De Graf W Fry D Walters C Laird and Mrs Mary Pratt. After a muddy journey they returned tired but unharmed and Hill invites them and their families to visit. The piece then shifts to an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure promising constitutional treatment and a hundred dollar payoff for cures.
Mr and Mrs Levi Haines hosted last Thursday for dinner with guests Mr and Mrs W H Lytle Sr, Mr and Mrs W C Lytle and sons Chester and Clare, and Mrs Orson Gibop of Adrian.
The program committee met at Homer Thrall Sr. home Tuesday evening to decide on a study course for the coming season. Plans are underway for a series of travels among the Pacific islands.
Marion Esterley departed on the Big Four to attend the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Xenia as delegate from Carey Post No. 173. He is due to return on Saturday after attending the week event.
Mrs Henry Brown hosted Sunday dinner at six with guests including Mr and Mrs C D Smith Mr and Mrs S S Powell Miss Abigail Brown of Upper Sandusky and Mr Robert Swihart of Upper Sandusky.
The Priscillas met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. L. G. Ranger’s East Main street home. Guests included Mrs. W. H. Snyder, Mrs. George Chesebrough, Mrs. F. Hanna, Mrs. H. F. Graves, Miss Ella Gibbs, Mrs. Chester Tate, Mrs. Lee Ogg, and Mrs. A. E. Constien. The next gathering is planned for two weeks with Mrs. M. A. Straw hosting.
Engler's orchestra plans performances outside Carey. They will play next week at Boxwell commence in Biglick township and on June 24 for the Pioneer picnic.
Jesse Hart formerly with Alliance bought the candy store on Vance Street from M Powell. The purchase shifts ownership of the small local shop, with Hart planning to maintain existing stock and hours.
Bernard Feely suffered a severe attack of appendicitis Tuesday and has been in bed for about a week. This is his third attack and today he travels to Columbus to consult a specialist.
Mrs. Leroy Wonder hosted a dinner Thursday with guests Mrs. Olimer Kraft and daughter Mary of Circleville and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Marguerat and son Kenneth of Sycamore.
Bert Mitten advertises post death dying and cleaning services in Northwestern Ohio inviting inquiries from anyone needing such work. The notice emphasizes availability for all items in this line and provides contact details.
The Crawford township Boxwell commencement in Snyder's Opera House Tuesday night drew a modest crowd but featured two graduates Miss Jennie Powell and Miss Bertha Tracey. Music by Engler's orchestra and a high school quartet accompanied readings. Rev E Luther Spaid gave the invocation and Rev W J Green delivered Have a Vision and Follow It. The address highlighted vision as key to greatness with examples including The Master Abraham Lincoln and a sermon on freedom from slavery.
G. W. Shellhouse, once of this vicinity and now at Ada, visited friends for several days last week. He stayed with John Updegraff and others and reported good health. He attended the deaths of his brother KE S Shellhouse in Indianapolis and also of Mrs. Shellhouse.
Norman Long and Joseph F. Won der attended the state Knights of Pythias convention in Lima as delegates on Tuesday.
Rev W Elmer Bailey presides at United Evangelical Church with Sunday School at 7 30 pm. Sermon at 10 30 am. Sunday School at St Paul in forenoon. Children's Day services at St Paul in the evening. No preaching at Carey in the evening.
The death of the wife of Rev. S. E. Rife of Republic is reported. Rev. W. Elmer Bailey aided in funeral services after traveling Wednesday. Rife previously served as pastor and presiding elder at the church.
Rev. E Luray Sosip pastor. Sunday School 9 60 Holy Communion 10 16. K of P memorial sermon 2 30 Luther League 6 30 Children’s service A Happy World 7 30. Special organ music two junior choir numbers recitations class exercises and special music by the children.
Public debt reminder from E. C. Harshberger urging anyone owing him money to call and settle accounts before July 15.
Next Sunday June 19 the children of St Nicholas church Berwick will receive their First Daly Communion. The class is unusually large and many people from Tiffin Fostoria Carey New Beligle and surrounding country will attend. Knights of St John of Tiffin will escort the children to the church for services at 9 30 sun time. After services the ladies will serve dinner in the school house.
William Greeno suffered a broken thumb at the Litas and Stone plant when a stone fragment struck his right hand after a sledge blow during feeding of the stone crusher on Monday.
All persons are notified that running of livestock on roads in Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio is forbidden. Violations will be dealt with by law. Dumping of rubbish on the roads is also forbidden. By order of the Trustees of Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio.
A New York jewelry expert recounts how four genuine pearls were found among many imitation stones in a hand painted miniature frame. Pearl stringers can spot genuine pearls by feel and luster, while wax imitations mislead even regular buyers.
A Philadelphia teacher recounted a tale at a teachers' meeting about Tony Yong an aspiring young Italian American who ran away from home for a week after fearing his father would whip him He declares I was born in this country and I want no foreigners to lick me The report appears in the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph terms of a local moral lesson
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