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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
2
A northern article extols imagination as the key to human progress from primitive survival to modern invention. It contrasts early humans with woolly mammoths and praises visionaries like Franklin and Caruso, urging leaders to dream globally and pursue self conquest for a better world.
Seventy five cents to Toledo and return Sundays via T and O C railways. S H Bailey and Weldon B Hoff form a coal monument and stone business partnership. Mrs J F Riter and daughter Ethel of Beaverdam visit her parents in Carey. Traveler's club elect officers W S Newhard president Alice Bixby vice president E B Kkartz secretary. John Linte 58, Civil War veteran, dies in Upper Sandusky formerly of Carey. City council bans peanuts lemonade stands on Fourth of July streets. Nancy Wonder nee Henney dies at Adrian aged 77. married 1845 to George Wonder. Center of population shift in early census history. Robert Rowe in Paris reports Wyandot county exhibit at fair Dowell No 1 Frederick Bros. corn kitchen noted there. Miss Nellie Phillips begins as compositor. Rev H V Thomas W V Thomas Milton Beck of Biglick and F H Brown attend Sunday school convention in Cleveland. 1,500 attend Carey automobile parade with 35 decorated cars. Boxwell Patterson commencement of Richland, Salem and Jackson townships set for Friday in Wharton M E church. Prof A O Suber in charge. graduates Keith Van Buren OO O Corbin Robert Gibson Grace Herbert Ethel Harrington Olivia Shirack Vernon Van Buren Anna B Gember Paul Opp and Als Breitenstein present.
J W Wright executor sells seventy five acres to Robert J Spitler in Crawford township for one dollar. City Hospital and Orphan Asylum of Tiffin Ohio acquires four tax lots in Free’s addition Kirby for one dollar. Jerome A Kline to David Bona witz 160 acres in Pitt township for one dollar. Jerome A Kline of David Bona witz 146 42 acres in Pitt township for one dollar. Charles H Beausay to Fianna A Hughey at 154 Wood and Harpster’s addition Harpster village for 32 000 dollars. Fianna A Hughey and husband to Lucy Powers ten acres in Pitt township for 2000 dollars.
Horsemen Echelent and Sans Peno two BegNan roan stallions formerly owned by William Shumaker stand on W H Rickle farm four miles south of Garey Ohio. Visit my barn before breeding. W H Rickle Owner and Keeper.
Mrs Eliza Garn of 206 N Vance St testified in a Caréy case that Doan's Pills relieved dizziness dull back pains and trouble bending after use. She recalled earlier relief and repeated satisfaction in 1928 stating the medicine cured her years before. Doan's Pills sold for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY marketed it.
By a two to one vote the Hardin county commissioners ended the yearly 1500 appropriation for the county agricultural extension service and agent J E B Tannehill opposed the move. Commissioners Ewing and McHhee supported the resolution to cut funds and Tannehill's alternative proposal for 750 to continue the agent the rest of the year was defeated. The Kenton Democrat reports.
Mr. D. H. Bradfield the veteran traveling salesman removed his coat for the first time in 19 years as the shade temperature reached 92. His habit to wear it while carrying his bags persisted after leaving the road. His wife notes he looks odd in shirt sleeves.
Concrete poured for the foundation of a new Wyandot county Y dining hall at Camp Sandusky near McCutchenville. The hall, originally at the Wyandot county camp south of Upper Sandusky, will be torn down and moved in sections to the Sandusky camp.
A band concert is planned at Carey with a performance scheduled for next Wednesday evening. Local residents are invited to attend and enjoy the varied program.
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