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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
4
Poet Walter Malone urges the mourner to abandon archives of past days and grasp new beginnings. Each morning brings renewed potential and each night offers guidance toward heaven as sins may be forgiven and youth can be reclaimed.
The notice urged submitting copy before Wednesday to avoid errors in advertising and job printing. It warns the paper cannot assume responsibility for late copy or mistakes when proofs are approved.
The Rising Sun Unique Weekly complains that most nearby towns have decent grade crossings while Risingsun still has old plank crossings. It urges railroad companies to fix crossings and replace obsolete planks with tar-mixed macadam.
The note invites readers to send in items not covered by the paper and emphasizes the paper as a community mirror. It asks residents to help editors by contributing timely news and information from local activities.
The piece argues postal rate hikes backfire with receipts sinking by 12 million dollars yearly since April 16, threatening a 60 million dollar shortfall for the Postal pay raise. It urges merchants to advertise to invite local buyers and prevent sales from slipping to rivals or city stores.
The Cardington Independent reports Attorney General Crabbe denouncing necking and public courting. He proposes fines and jail for offenses, while critics argue youth behavior has changed. Sheriff Tischer and Morrow county officers monitor to enforce the law.
Oliver Laudenslager of Pomona California died June 17 at his daughter's Long Beach home after a summer illness and a sanitarium stay. He was 66 and survived by siblings and nieces including Mrs Jacob Garmon Mrs J H Phillips Mrs J B Moore and Mrs Elsie Garmon.
County auditor offices will issue auto licenses after July 31 under the Lipp bill. Applicants must present a bill of sale and a certificate of registration from the clerk of courts. A tax duplication check may bar licensing if the car was not listed on the last return unless recently purchased.
The Carey Fostoria road construction nears completion with four miles of unfinished paved surface between Welter school and Findlay Tiffin road to be sold in July and the remaining stretch up to the county line surveyed for sale this year.
Work to move graves at the county infirmary is near completion due to the Hocking Valley double tracking project. The cemetery begun in 1872 sits on land later bought by the railroad for a right of way.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stroub living east of Berwick was buried in the Lee cemetery near Vanlue after a stillbirth Friday morning. The father is a son of Mr and Mrs David Stroub of this city.
The Wyandot county Sunday school adult division will meet at the Methodist church in Upper Sandusky. The afternoon session begins at 2 00 and the evening session at 7 30.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Brobst of West Sandusky street returned from Chicago where they attended the wedding of their nephew Robert L Sipe formerly of Findlay.
At the council meeting on Monday evening the board approved payments for salaries including W J Jefferson $80 and C N Cosgray $65, plus utility and supply bills from The Carey Times to The National Lead Co. and several labor and street maintenance costs. Additional finance-approved salaries list librarian Carolyn Newhard $40 and multiple city workers with varied payments.
A Hancock County farmer paid 17.05 to obtain a 100 dog license from County Auditor G Ray Morehart after being arrested by Dog Catcher Denton for failing to tag his dog He admitted lying about the tag and pleaded guilty before Justice Platt receiving a 10 fine plus costs and was ordered to license.
The 24th annual Chesebrough reunion will be at Water Works Park Carey on Sunday June 28. Other reunions include Crist-Amerine on August 29 at Carey park Frank Pahl at Water Works Park Carey on August 2 and Catherine Logsdon at Camp Crawford near the creek bridge southeast of Carey on July 26.
The county board weighs surface treatment options for S Patterson and S Vance streets with tar to improve road conditions.
Br and A. M. meeting Carey Lodge will confer the Master Mason degree at the regular session Friday night.
The church led by Rev Father Aloys M Fish lists Sunday services: High Mass at 10:00 a m Low Mass at 7:30 a m Vespers and benediction at 7:30 p m Weekday Masses at 6:30 and 8:00 a m.
Sunday schools and morning worship services are listed for multiple churches led by pastors including W. F. Martin Rev. Lewis P. and Rev. A. G. Tozer. Sermons titled The Joyful Life A Modern View of Sin The Christian's Supreme Test and An Adventure in Brotherhood are noted with evening services and league meetings.
Bert Jaynes pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m with children in charge. Preaching at 10 30 a m. Children’s Day program at 7 30 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Teachers study class Saturday at 7 p m at the church.
Oak Grove Church of the Brethren led by Pastor John Wieand schedules a July 5 Children’s Day program replacing the earlier June 28 date. A special business meeting is planned for Thursday evening July 2 with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m.
A sequence of property conveyances shows Bland selling lots 23 and 24 and 25 and 26 in Carey Heights to August Windau for 300 and 1 dollars respectively. also transfers include Hocking Valley Railroad Co. lands in Salem township for 1, and multiple parcels in Upper Sandusky, Nevada, and Ridge township with prices ranging from 1 dollar to 14 950 dollars. Other names include Thad F. Clemens. George Reamsnyder. R S Ulrich. Sylvester N. Clark. W C Hare trustee. William Fleck receiver. Alice Karg. Isaac Solomon. Sabina B Fowler. Albert H Martens. A E Baker. John W Peters and Elsie Walthers.
Althea M. Combs appointed and qualified as administratrix of the Estate of George W. Pierce late of Wyandot County Ohio deceased Dated June 20 1925 Judge Charles F Close Wyandot County Probate Division Ohio
A man in Cadiz was caught selling a nonexistent three year magazine subscription for 99 cents, claiming to aid disabled soldiers. He was run out of town after returning the money he collected as the sheriff intervened. The Cadiz Republican notes American Legion relief aims and child welfare efforts for veterans and orphans.
Horse breeders are invited to inspect two Belgian roan stallions, Echelent and Sans Peno, formerly owned by William Shumaker, standing at W. H. Rickle's farm four miles south of Carey Ohio. Visit the barn before breeding.
Harrison Worst reports his brother Jacob Worst was injured June 19 at Hill Lumber Co Findlay while operating a circular saw. A blade parting caused the saw to strike him, cutting an 18 inch gash in the right thigh and an injury that necessitated amputation of the right thumb. He returned Sunday from Home and Hospital for treatment.
Peter Shultz last Thursday was the successful bidder on 334 miles of waterbound road in Seneca County.
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