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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
2
Sunday schedule from Our Lady of Consolation led by Rev Father Avoys M Fisu includes Low Mass at 8 00 am High Mass at 10 30 am Vespers, instructions and benediction at 7 30 pm sun time.
The Christian Science Society announces services at Newhard Block on N Vance St with Sunday worship at 10 15 a m and Wednesday service at 7 30 p m. Sunday school begins at 8 45 a m.
Rev E Luther Spaid pastor leads Sunday School at 9 00 am Morning Worship and sermon at 1016 am Luther League at 6 00 pm Evening Worship at 700 pm and prayer services on Wednesday evening for the congregation.
An advertisement claims Foley Kidney-Pills rapidly clear blood poisons causing rheumatism and restore former spryness and activity. The copy cites J. D. Ewing as endorsing the remedy.
A Louisville Courier Journal critic notes the saying about raising a puppy and a boy and contrasts it with a young man who wastes funds on drinking and marrying a chorus girl. The column implies skepticism toward traditional views on gender and youth.
A reflective line quoting George Eliot about conceit and pity, noting the speaker’s stance toward self-assured people and the comfort they carry.
In olden times armorer work showed refined craft with precise fitting pieces and little careless decoration. Distinguished masters left marks on fashion and reputation, with names like Jacob Topf in England and Lorenzo Colman Augsburg, Lucio Pincinino Milan, and the Wolfs of Landshut tied to royal commissions.
Mrs James, selling watercress since age five, is said to have amassed a 400000 fortune at Covent Garden London. She rises at 3 a.m. to 10 a.m. daily, tending fresh cut watercress arriving from her farm by train, and says hard work and knowing customers yield success. She owns a London house, a country house, a watercress farm, and a motor launch.
The trate engineer confronts Meandering Mike over a red flag waving halt to a train. Mike replies the group was holding a meeting and claims the scene showed a new archist version of a Chautauqua salute.
A witty exchange features Powell calling Howell “a sort of equestrian statue of himself” while noting his usual elevated stance. The remark captures a sharp, tongue in cheek moment between the two figures.
An ordinance authorizes issuing twelve thousand five hundred dollars in bonds in anticipation of special assessments to fund improvements on Findlay Street from Wyandot Street to the Northern Ohio Railroad right of way. The plan sets bond terms, interest at 6 percent, and a sinking fund with assessments and ad valorem taxes to cover principal and interest.
An endorsement from S N Galloway of Stewart South Carolina praises Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only treatment that fully cured his colic and diarrhoea. For sale by all dealers.
We extend our sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted us during our sister and aunt's sickness and death. Thanks to the choir and those who gave floral offerings. Mrs. Joe Wherle Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ewine.
About twenty neighbors gathered at the home of Mrs. J A Gibbs Tuesday evening for a surprise birthday celebration. The evening was enjoyed by all and a refreshing lunch was served.
All clothing stores will be closed Saturday July 4 in observance of Independence Day. The closure applies to shops citywide with normal hours resuming the following day.
Carey Ohio issues twelve thousand five hundred dollars in bonds to finance Findlay Street curb and roadwork. Bids due July 27, 1914, at noon in Clerk D C Angus office. Bonds bear 5 percent interest, payable May 1 and November 1, payable at People’s Bank.
Ridge Township Wyandot County Ohio invites sealed bids by June 26 1914 for ten thousand dollars five percent road bonds used to grade macadamize and drain public ways. Bonds in 500 dollar denominations dated June 1 1914 payable semi annually with specified repayment schedule at Carey Ohio. deposit of 500 dollars required. bids non contingent and subject to board rejection. Geo W Baughman Hosea Tong Jr Julius Zahn trustees.
A collection of quips and comments on health, wealth, politics, and culture. The items reference figureheads and places such as Andy Carnegie, King George, Paris, New York, and Brooklyn, noting issues from tuberculosis to divorce laws, taxes, and social norms.
A Swiss youth has been proven to possess two stomachs. This finding confirms a worldwide suspicion about youngsters of a certain age regarding unusual digestive anatomy.
Despite plans for naval maneuvers being reconsidered due to high expense, militant activity remains a concern as actions by insurgents continue.
The principal interest in China's encyclopedia of 11 000 volumes lies in mild curiosity about what it contains regarding republics.
A soda water bottle exploded near a burning oak beam beneath a bedroom floor in Sulver Street Colchester waking the Grant family and triggering a heroic early alarm. The blast halted the fire before it spread, preventing tragedy.
Miss Corrinne Houk daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Houk of Columbus formerly of this city married this week Mr George Kibler a clothing store proprietor with branches in Indianapolis Columbus Portsmouth Cleveland Atlanta Huntington Springfield and Dayton The couple will honeymoon in Cleveland Buffalo and Atlantic City.
Reynolds and McCracken hold a reunion on July 15 at the park. Chesebrough sets Aug. 6 for a gathering, followed by Savidge and Bursen on Aug. 8 and Kellerley on Aug. 12. Haines on Aug. 15, Brown on Aug. 20, Stoll on Aug. 25, Corfman on Aug. 26, and Ward and Baker on Sept. 7.
A concave faced man tells his philosopher friend not to claim that the cradle hand rules the world. He says his wife has joined three debating societies two bridge clubs and a private dancing class making his grip the sole one that matters.
Basel is a main European poultry and egg supply city yet the Basel district and Switzerland produce only a small share. The distinction between city trade and local farming is noted in the Basel consular district.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bachman, six miles west of town.
Mrs Mary Lasher of Buffalo will depart for home after a weeklong visit at the home of her sister Mrs Leslie Patterson.
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