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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
5
Readable items include a Beck's Hall dance tonight in Carey, shopping and wares from Harris Bros and Ewing's, wall paper, croquet sets, and soda fountain updates. Several local residents visit Toledo Findlay and Cleveland. births, reunions, and farm market notes accompany ongoing community events and sales.
Mrs William Lombard travels to Findlay for a few days with her daughter Mrs Bowlby. Her arm heals slowly after a Toledo bicycle accident she initially misattributed to Swanton. She was struck on Delaware Street by a rider who rode up behind her, knocking her down. The sidewalk dog rode away without aiding.
Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Dible hosted Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs James Wagner and children Martha Ellen and Fern plus Mr and Mrs Wilford Pres ter with Cecil and Doris. Also present were Mr and Mrs George Myers and daughter Miss Mary and Master Lehr, Mr Blaine Presler and Mr Lawrence Dible with Misses Cora Fosty and Bessie Bray ton, Messrs Lea Fowls Joseph Hemm liner Harry Moore Dale Eschbach and Russel Bloom.
The Cincinnati to Detroit passenger trains will switch from the Hocking Valley line to the Toledo and Ohio Central route via Berwick starting July 1. Heavier rails and transfer facilities at Berwick are ready, creating an alternate passenger path between Cincinnati and Toledo.
CHAS T OCKERMAN lecturing at the Opera House Sunday to discuss Bible themes with the title Gods Divine Plan. The lectures are free and non sectarian with no collections and open to all. The event is part of the International Bible Students movement and invites public discussion.
Glad news announced for Carey as W. E. Montague and others plan a band. Nearby towns boost band concerts and Upper Sandusky draws big weekly crowds, prompting Carey to support and fund an organized band via council appropriations.
Lot owners and officers will gather in J A Smiths office at 3 p m on Saturday June 24 to elect officers and plan cemetery beautification. All assessments of 5c per foot per lot are due and payable now to the secretary J A Smith secretary Co D Surry president.
Mr and Mrs Isaac Johnson hosted a noon family dinner Tuesday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Levi Haines of the city, J B Zint of Tiffin and his daughter, Mrs Frank Hecker of Antigo Wisconsin, Harry Haines of Cleveland, Mrs Jackson Sopher of Adrian, and Mr and Mrs Frank Young and children Irma and Harry of Springfield. The Youngs were en route home after a week at the Sopher home in Adrian.
Notice to consumers without permanent business locations to pay their water bill by July 20 1911. Visit City Hall Secretary’s office during office hours 7 30 am to 10 30 am and 12 30 pm to 3 30 pm standard time from July 2 to July 20 except Sundays and holidays. By order of Board S S Hart Secretary.
Miss Katie Boose of Tiffin, formerly of this place, was united in marriage with Mr. Harry Montgomery and has gone with her husband to Casey Illinois to make their home.
All persons indebted to J T Myers & Co are asked to call at their place of business, first door south of the Bachar block on Vance Street. The notice is signed by J T Myers & Co.
The Crawford Township Board of Education announces sealed bids by noon July 1 1911 for about 50 tons of Hocking Lump Coal to be delivered to multiple school houses by Sept 1 1911. The board may reject all bids. By order of the Board of Education. 129
The passage praises Kodak for making and popularizing amateur photography and leading in improvements. It emphasizes careful workmanship and superb lens and shutter equipment. It notes that products are not expensive, starting at $5 and up.
Summer School invites enrollment for fall eligibility. Hundreds of four months graduates secure good jobs. Tuition is 35 dollars for Business or Shorthand. Scholarships cover expenses. Write for catalogue from Lima Business College in Lima Ohio.
Elza Garn was elected county deputy in Hamilton last week during the state grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias. He received the past chancellor degree in a class of 374, the largest class on record.
J C Shuler editor and proprietor of the Forest Review spent a few hours in the city to meet his wife returning from Michigan and to have his swollen hand examined by x ray at Dr R C Van Burens office. The hand injury traces to a broken bone from a wrestling match. He called at the Times office.
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