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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
4
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The editorial laments that summer brings many circus and wild west show invitations. It notes editors could print loud praise and cover travel costs for two, gaining free seats, but questions how long papers will continue such practices as show owners seek publicity without paying.
The schedule lists Low Mass at 8:00 a m High Mass at 10:00 a m Instructions at 2:30 p m and Vespers at 3:00 p m all in sun time. Reverend Farher J G Mizer is the pastor.
Farmers invited to bring cream for testing in the Hoff Block. J L Herndon manages the operation and pays cash on the spot. Several local residents plan weekend trips and visits, including Mr and Mrs Frank Kitzler and relatives, Father Mizer, A P Johnson, S A Chesebrough, and David Heck with trips toward Delphos and Detroit.
Mrs. Edward Reister and her husband were guests at her sister's home in Cleveland. She underwent a tumor operation at a Cleveland hospital after sudden illness on Friday. Though previously critical, she is now recovering rapidly and danger has passed.
Miss Gladys Nichols a Harper Hospital Detroit nurse was slipped on stairs last week when her shoe heel came off. She twisted her foot in a painful manner and was off duty for a few days.
A note of thanks for the post ecards received in remembrance of a sixteenth birthday. PTINEL REASE expresses gratitude to those who sent thoughtful messages.
This morning S. 3. Laid, Jobo Laid and George Sherman left for School craft to spend six or seven weeks fishing in the waters of Barton Lake where they will camp along its banks.
Sunday school starts at 9:00 with The Parable of the Sower and a full attendance request. The 10:15 service features the annual educational sermon and baptismal services for all ages. Children’s Day events, choir rehearsal, and midweek services are noted with plans for Mercy Help’s city outreach Monday.
About 1500 people attended Carey’s evening festivities highlighted by an automobile parade of 35 cars led from Water Works Park. Cars, many decorated, rolled through Main Street while fireworks dazzled from in front of the Galt House. The Simonis Band performed a celebratory concert to close the night, making the event one of Carey’s most successful celebrations.
Commencement exercises of Sycamore and Lympchtee townships were held at the Reformed church in Meuthenville Tuesday evening. Prof J. Staith and Rev C. E. Ewing spoke, certificates were presented, and graduates performed recitations and music by Braun's orchestra of Upper Sandusky.
Invitations issued to Nineteen Hundred Club members command reporting at Park View on Thursday June 16 1910 for mess call at 500 PM sharp. Mrs Byron Ogg the club president will serve as hostess.
Notice to Contractors bids due June 20 1910 for construction of a concrete foot bridge on South Street and concrete tops for two foot bridges on West Street per plans on file with the Corporation Clerk C G Spencer Clerk of the village Carey Ohio bids to be received by the council dates and details as listed in official notice
Sunday school at 9 30 a m with C Kennerley as superintendent Junior League at 2 p m led by Mrs Otto Young Preaching at 7 30 p m on Enlargment of Prayer Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 with C H Hull Teachers Meeting Friday evening Choir practice Ladies Aid meeting this afternoon
The regular Coterie gathering took place Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Harry Keller's house. Guests included Mrs. H. Frederck, Mrs. Daleith McKinnon, Mrs. W. H. Monk, Mrs. Byron Ogg, Mrs. IL Culler, Miss Will Pierce, Mrs. W. El. Snyder, and Miss Daisy Ryder. A two course luncheon followed, with Miss Maud Snyder assisting. the group will meet two weeks later at Mrs. Frank Galbrener's home.
Mr and Mrs W H Bry thank friends for a post card shower honoring the fiftieth birthday of Merry. Fifty cards were received. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Cyrus Grubb and children Grace Faye and Clara of Findlay. Miss Katie Derr, east of town, is very ill with tuberculosis. her father George Derr is also ill.
Tuesday just before noon at the Perkins factory Howard DeWitt suffered a painful accident when a truck load of green boards toppled onto his left foot. The nails on the first two toes were damaged as a result.
Wants Burr Rock and Buff Leghorn eggs 75c per setting of 15 eggs White Leghorn and Brown Leghorn eggs 50c per setting of 15 All good fertile eggs J T Myers Phones store 2183 residence 265 x For sale 1800 buys a new seven room house barn two acre lot Upper Sandusky Ohio inquire J C McCleary Bell 242 Wanted dining room girl Camp Restaurant For Rent house corner South Patterson streets one block south of public library J Gilliland
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