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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1925

Page

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Carter Bridge Opens to Public in 1925 County Project

The Carter bridge in Wyandot County opens after finishing touches, costing about 50 000 dollars. It features reinforced concrete arches, 18-foot roadway, three spans, and a 33-foot top elevation. Construction used 1 000 sacks cement per support, 80 tons steel, and 1 450 tons sand.

Carter G. A Weininger Aga Carterbridge Wryandot County D. D. Young G. A. Weininger A. J. Frederick Earl B. Carter Charles F. Ellis Anthony J. Kraus Arthur EE. Berg Roberts’ Supply Co Lima

Local Businesses Announce July 4 Closure

Several shops will close all day on July 4, listing C. C. Simonis, D. C. Henry & Co, Emerine Bros, R. C. Lanner, A. & P. Store, Kroger's, Kinsey & Hart, BE. C. Harshberger, F. H. Frederick, and others. Open Friday evening July 3.

C. C. Simonis D. C. Henry & Co Emerine Bros, R. CG. Lanner A. & P Kroger's Kinsey & Hart

Carey businessmen urged to meet with American Legion

All business men of Carey are urged to meet with the American Legion at their club rooms on Monday June 29 at 8 00 o'clock. It is hoped that every business place will be represented as the Legion has something to offer worth your time and effort. Come out.

Carey American Legion Legion

Wyandot County Farm Bureau Picnic Set for July 4

The Wyandot County Farm Bureau picnic will be held July 4 at the county fair grounds. A fine program of events has been arranged.

Wyandot County Farm Bureau County Fair Grounds

Kiwanis Luncheon Draws Wide Attendance and Guest Speakers

An unusually large crowd attended the Kiwanis meeting Monday noon. County commissioners and visitors from Carey, Upper Sandusky, Wharton, Geneva, Imboden, and St. Louis were introduced and spoke briefly. Rev. Lewis P. Speaker shared a fishing tale after a Upper Michigan trip. Local matters discussed including a note from Hocking about a new passenger station. The prize was donated by C. X. Diller and drawn from the visitors. Regular meeting scheduled for next Monday.

A. J. Frederick Carey AE. Berg G. Th. Weininger Upper Sandusky Z. G. Murray Wharton J. F. Lindsay Geneva, O A. W. Lindsay Upper St. Paul

Lutheran Church Notes and Summer Activities

Sunday sermon titled A Modern View of Sin. Church council meets Tuesday at 8 PM. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper and baptisms on Sunday July 5. Synod summer school at Lakeside July 27 to August 2, Lutheran Boys Camp nearby July 20 to August 2. Luther League meets Sunday evening. contact pastor for details.

Church Council Synod of Ohio Lakeside Luther League

Carey Village Traffic Ordinance Readers Warned

Notice to drivers informs that Ordinance No. 176, adopted May 28, takes effect June 28 and requires vehicles to stop before crossing certain streets including Find lay Vance and Patterson at intersections and before railroad crossings in Carey. Violations after June 28 will be prosecuted under the ordinance.

Findlay Vance Patterson Carey

Advertising caravan Trundles Through Town With Coal Load

A marketing caravan rolled into town at noon Monday, distributing toy balloons and advertising material for West Virginia commerce. One truck carried a coal lump as large as a small house, drawing attention from onlookers.

West Virginia

Kurtz Family Plans Akron Visit Then Niagara Falls Trip

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kurtz and son Donald left Friday for Akron to visit Mr. Russel Kurtz. They will travel to Niagara Falls before returning to Carey.

W. R. Kurtz Donald Akron Russel Kurtz Niagara Falls Carey

Rita Born to Opps in North Street Home

A 70 pound daughter named Rita was born to Mr. and Mrs Seth Opp of North street at the home of Mrs Opp's parents Mr. and Mrs. George McDaniel near Wharton on Sunday.

Seth Opp North Street

Akron Centennial Invitation to City Centenary Celebration

Greater Akron issued invitations for Akron's centennial celebration July 19 to 23 highlighting community events, ceremonies, and public participation in marking the city's 100th anniversary.

Greater Akron Akron

More Curiosities For River Cave Museum

The River Cave Museum expands with 200 square feet to house new curiosities including a sea porcupine fish, a mastodon rib eight feet long, a five legged cow, a half pig half elephant animal, heathen idols, Indian relics, a mastodon tooth, a two headed calf, and numerous rare birds. The river level is lower this year prompting plans to explore more caverns as visitor numbers rise. the site remains open daily until 9 p.m.

Death of William M Moore at Vanlue area

William Marion Moore died of heart failure Monday afternoon at 4 30 at the Presler home near Vanlue. He was 80 born February 21 1845 in Amanda Township Hancock County. Survived by wife Julia Ann Thompson Moore three children Ida Hoy Rosa Presler and Prof J B Moore two grandchildren and three step grandchildren. Funeral at Presler home conducted by Rev C S Poling burial in St Johns cemetery.

Schuyler Presler Vanlue William Marion Moore Sinthe Ridge Carey Findlay St. John’s Cemetery James Cross William Laudenslager Charles Laudenslager C. A. Chambers John Wilcox Grant Tong Aaron and Nancy Moore Vaniue Amanda Township Hancock County Robert John Amos Clarinda Sophrona Julia Ann Thompson Albert Eugene Ida J. H. Hoy Rosa J. B. Moore Martha Don Presler Cleora Copley Chester Gertrude Hoy Evangelical Church

Carey Times Emphasizes Signed Notices For Ads

The Carey Times states it will not print church social or similar notices unless written and signed by a responsible person. It asks the public to avoid telephone announcements and to provide clear written copy to ensure announcements remain effective.

Carey Times Times Force

Buckland and Houghtel Wed in Upper Sandusky Ceremony

Buckland G E and Mildred R Houghtel were married on Saturday afternoon by Rev E B Nietz at his Upper Sandusky home. The couple, unassisted, will reside in the bride’s S Vance street property. The groom is son of Minnie Buckland, E Findlay street, and the bride, daughter of the late Oscar Hotelling, has worked as a clerk at Bates Bakery.

G. E. Buckland Mildred R. Houghtel E. EB. Nietz Upper Sandusky S. Vance Street Minnie Buckland E. Findlay Street Oscar Hotelling W. KE. Bates

Last Maccabees Meeting Urges Members to Attend

The W A of the Maccabees are urged to be present at the hall Friday night for the last meeting of the month when dues can be paid. Summer meetings will be held the 2nd and 4th Fridays each month.

the Maccabees

Five candidates file for board of affairs nomination

Five candidates have filed for nomination on the board of affairs at the August primary. A. J Frederick, S. A. Chesebrough and Wm. Long are candidates on the democratic ticket. Co. I F. Sutter and R. D. Perkins, now holding office, are candidates on the republican ticket.

Board of Affairs A. J Frederick S. A. Chesebrough Wm. Long IF. Sutter R. D. Perkins

Operation at Toledo

Dr. I. N. Zeis returned home Wednesday afternoon from Toledo where he accompanied F. H. Frederick to Toledo Hospital for an operation for hernia.

I. N. Zeis Toledo F. H. Frederick Toledo Hospital

Farewell Picnic for Gamels Before Newark Move

Neighbors and friends hosted a Friday afternoon picnic at South Park to honor Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gamel of South Main Street as they plan to move July 1 to Newark. The couple, led by Mr. Gamel director of Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. operations, received a bountiful supper and gifts from attending families and individuals, including the Stuerts Benedicts Rist Duvalls Hutselmans Hunt Sherers Daup Hollands Cassidy Foltz Rodgers and others. Mansfield News.

South Park J. H. Gamel South Main Street Newark Gamel Great Alantic and Pacific Tea Company Columbus’ District Frank ‘Stuert Charles Benedict Clarence ‘Rist Herbert Duvall William Hutselman Irene Hunt Mary Sherer Verdena Sherer Wayne Daup Peter Holland Robert Cassidy Ray Foltz

Picnic Honors Birthday Anniversary in Arcadia Area

A group from Arcadia and Toledo gathered Sunday at the Thome home to celebrate the birthday anniversaries of Mrs Clarence Thome and her brother Ray Hunter. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Henry Groth Mrs C A Class Mr and Mrs M J Flicker and son Richard Mr and Mrs J B Stalters Mrs Naomi Hunter Mr and Mrs James Gibson and daughter Norma Jean and Mr and Mrs Clarence Thome.

Henry Groth C. A. Class Arcadia M. J. Flicker Richard Ray Hunter Toledo J. B. Stalters West of Town Naomi Hunter James Gibson Norma Jean E. F. Thome Clarence Thome East of Town

Lindsay Family Honored With Park Picnic

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lindsay and son Albert of Imboden Arkansas were honored with a park picnic Friday evening joined by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ingram of Marion Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Henry and daughter Eugenia Miss Edith Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. George Ash Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ranger.

A. W. Lindsay Albert Imboden Ark W. J. Ingram Marion D. C. Henry Eugenia Edith Lindsay George Ash Wesley Patterson L. G. Ranger

Mrs. Harley Clark Hosts J. T. Club Afternoon

Mrs. Harley Clark will entertain the J. T. club this afternoon with guests Mrs. Verne Phillips, Mrs. Joe Fox, Mrs. Virgil Ward and daughter Virginia, and Miss Hattie Ruehle. Needlework and social conversation will fill the afternoon, followed by refreshments.

Harley Clark J. T. Club Verne Phillips Joe Fox Virgil Ward Virginia Hattie Ruehle

Loyal Workers honor Crigers with crystal dish at gathering

The Loyal Workers class of the Evangelical Sunday school met Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. EB T Criger northwest of Carey to honor the Crigers on their recent marriage. Mrs Criger received a crystal dish and refreshments followed.

Evangelical Sunday School EB. T. Criger Northwest of Carey Mrs. Criger

Sunday Chicken Dinner Attended by Neighborhood Guests

Mrs. Ida Shaw and Millard Steen hosted a chicken dinner Sunday with guests Mrs. Ernest Smith and daughters Pearl and Opal from near Carey. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. James Cross and son Zenith from near Vanlue and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Clark of West Mansfield.

Ida Shaw Millard Steen Ernest Smith Pearl Opal Near Carey James Cross Zenith Near Vanlue Owen Clark West Mansfield

Hetzel and Wineland Families Visit Carey Area

Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hetzel and son Horace of Upper Sandusky joined Mrs. Frank Wineland and son Lester of Bloomdale as guests Sunday of Mrs. Ida Cramer and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wright, southeast of Carey.

R. G. Hetzel Horace Upper Sandusky Frank Wineland Lester Wineland Bloomdale Ida Cramer W. H. Wright Carey

Dinner Guests At Harley Clark Home East

Mr and Mrs Virgil Ward with daughter Virginia and sons Millard and Billie Gene were Sunday dinner guests at the Harley Clark home east.

Virgil Ward Virginia Millard Billie Gene Harley Clark Carey

Sun day dinner guests visit Craw ford and Bradley couple

Mr and Mrs Mark Karr of Crawford and Miles Mullholand were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W G Bradley.

Mark Karr Crawford Miles Mullholand W. G. Bradley

Picnic Enjoyed by Local Women at Elm Hills

Four women Ruth Diller Virginia Straw Opal Nachbar and La Verge Galbroner enjoyed a picnic at Elm Hills on Monday in a brief local social note.

Ruth Diller Virginia Straw Opal Nachbar la Verge Galbroner Elm Hills

Pythian Sisters Plan Pot Luck Dinner

The Pythian Sisters will host a pot luck supper at their hall this Thursday night inviting members to bring dishes and share in a community gathering at the meeting venue.

Pythian Sisters

Death of Mrs. S. B. Thomas in Indiana

Mrs. S B Thomas died at age 80 8 3 in North Manchester Indiana from heart trouble and aging. She was born Diana Newcomer in Stark County Ohio October 18 1844 and married S B Thomas January 4 1863. Survived by four sons two sons in law twenty seven grandchildren and twenty seven great grandchildren. Funeral at St Johns Church officiated by Rev R H Miller and Rev John Wieand. Burial in church cemetery.

North Manchester Ind S. B. Thomas M. H. Thomas St. John’s Church R.h.miller John Wieand Oak Grove Thomas Diana Newcomer Stark County Ohio Oliver V. V H. V Near Tiffin Daniel Schubert Jacob McKee Findlay Church of the Brethren

Appointment of Frank L Brothers to state fish and game post

Frank L Brothers has been appointed by Director of Agriculture Chas Truax to a state fish and game department post formerly held by H D Zachman who resigned for health reasons. Brothers, previously a clerk in the Erie information bureau, traveled to Columbus on Tuesday to begin duties. Marion Star.

Frank L. Brothers Chas. Truax Columbus Fish and Game Department Mr. Brothers H. D. Zachman Marion Information Bureau The Erie Marion Star

Methodist Church Schedule Promotes Evening Concerts

Tonight features cafeteria supper and recreational room activities. Sunday services include Sunday school at 9 45 and divine worship at 10 30 with a sermon on The Joyful Life. Epworth League meets at 7 00 and evening service at 8 00 continuing a series The Dark Ages. Monday offers Lamarr Sisters Concert Trio at 8 15.

Epworth League Lamarr Sisters

Notice to Dealers in Fireworks

Town ordinance allows sale of fireworks from July 1 to July 6 inclusive. The notice requests dealers to follow the permitted selling period as established by local law.

City Implements New Traffic Ordinance Effective June 28

Officials announce enforcement of a new traffic ordinance starting June 28 with new stop signals erected and slow painted markings on paved streets to guide drivers.

Ice Cream Social Postponed by Rain

The Jennie Larmonth missionary society postponed the ice cream social on Mrs A H Kennerley’s lawn until next Wednesday evening due to rain.

A. H. Kennerley Jennie Larmonth

Carey Welding Co. offers welding and carbon burning services

Carey Welding Co operates from Thom Bros garage offering welding of all kinds and carbon burning services as listed by J. L. Huston.

Carey Welding CO Thom Bros Garage J. L. Huston

No Band Concert Canceled by Rain

Owing to the rain last evening there was no band concert as scheduled.

Auto paint shop opens in Geo Ash room rear Stoll garage

W A Hawley of Texas and Illinois opens an auto paint shop in the Geo Ash room at the rear of the Stoll garage. The family also makes their home there. Minor Mann and daughter Miss Mildred were in Columbus from Friday to Sunday, with Mr Mann attending a state convention of the Maccabees. Wyandot county Sunday school association adult division will meet at the Methodist church in Upper Sandusky with sessions at 2:00 pm and 7:30 pm.

W A Hawley Texas Illinois Stoll Minor Mann Miss Mildred Columbus Mr. Mann the Maccabees Wyandot County Sunday School Association Methodist Upper Sandusky

Park dance arrests plus street confrontation at filling station

Ralph Parrish of Houcktown and Isadore Susang of Fostoria were jailed Friday night for drunk and disorderly conduct at the park dance. Each paid $14.60 or $10 plus costs. two girls were reported drunk earlier. Carl Ish of Fostoria, seen arguing at Standard Oil station, was jailed after a loud scene. Monday he paid $10 and $14.60 costs. Mayor Blue halted the incident and noted possible driving while intoxicated charges if witnesses had seen him driving.

Ralph Parrish Houcktown Isadore Susang Fostoria Blue Wm. Anderson Carl Ish Standard Oil Co Ish Anderson Minor Mann

Copy Deadlines and Proof Approval Policy

The notice urges sending copy before Wednesday to avoid errors in Wednesday deadlines and advertising. It states the publication cannot assume responsibility for mistakes in copy arriving late and for errors in job printing when the customer signs the proof.

O. K

Injured Hip Break After Yard Fall in Glen Avenue

Mrs J D Reynolds of Glen Ave fell last Thursday injuring her hip. Initial danger of a broken hip gave way to an X ray on Monday showing a fracture. Relatives arrived from Cleveland including daughter Mrs Glen Thorne and sons Morley and Sheldon Reynolds.

J. D., Reynolds Glen Ave

Fourth of July Street Closure Approved in Findlay

Mayor Blue grants permission for Fourth of July committee to close Findlay street from Vance to the Big Four railroad. Detours redirect traffic to North and South streets with seven extra traffic controllers on duty.

Blue Findlay Street Vance Streets Big Four Railroad

Myers Family Plans Training at St. Vincent’s Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Myers and their children Kathryn Frances Theodore and Donald spent Sunday in Toledo visiting St. Vincent's Hospital where Frances expects to enter nurse training in September.

John T. Myers Kathryn Frances Theodore Donald Toledo St. Vincent's Hospital

Wimodausis Club Hosts Shower At Mrs Keller Home

The Wimodausis club held a social evening Tuesday at Mrs. H. B Keller's home honoring her infant son Donald Luther with a miscellaneous shower. Fresh meats were served by club members.

Wimodausis Club H. B Keller Keller Donald Luther

Carey Farmers Community Club Monthly Meeting notice

The Carey Farmers Community Club will hold its monthly meeting on Monday evening June 29 at the Farmers' creamery. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited.

Carey Farmers Community Club Farmers’ Creamery

Children's Day at Crawford Methodist Church

Children's Day services will be held next Sunday at p.m. at the Crawford Methodist church.

Crawford Crawford Methodist Church

Two Bands for the Fourth in Carey

The Vanlue and New Riegel bands will perform in Carey on the Fourth of July, headlining local independence day celebrations. Both ensembles bring brass and percussion selections for the community event in Carey.

Vanlue Riegel Carey

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