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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
4
The article notes a sudden hot spell last Thursday with temperatures near 91 to 93 in the shade. Despite the heat it sped crop ripening, though many adults faced fatigue and reduced energy for daily tasks.
Gardeners report a busy spring as birds feast on emerging greens and ripening fruit. Robins browse lettuce sprouts and peas, prompting gardeners to chase them from plots while the birds remain bold and independent.
Miss Catherine Lehman daughter of Mrs. G. H. Ullmer of 26 East Fairview avenue and Fordyce C. Ogg son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Ogg of Carey Ohio wed at the bride’s mother home. Rev. M. C. Hecht officiated with palms and June roses as decor. After a 4 30 ceremony a dinner for 12 followed at the Grey Manor. They will reside in Carey after July 10.
The Salem township church marks its Diamond Jubilee with souvenir booklets on the parish and its priests. Also on offer are reportedly a Russian dive to a Broadway palace and Mae Murray in Fashion Row at Strand theater next Monday and Tuesday.
Motivational verse on mindset and success. It asserts that belief shapes outcome, urging self confidence and positive thinking as keys to overcoming obstacles and winning prizes. The excerpt emphasizes that mental attitude determines performance and victory.
The narrator notes the Caracas death notice of President Wilson, tours Port of Spain, and describes Trinidad’s geography, asphalt lake, and cultural sights. Highlights include a Queen's Park Hotel dance, cave excursions, and Hindu settlements with street life as the auto tour reveals vibrant scenery and a cleaner environment.
A visitor describes Port of Spain as a busy trading hub and tours a cocoa plantation guided by the estate manager. They sample fresh oranges and coffee berries, observe drying sheds and fermentation, and note the diverse labor force. Vendors greet tourists along the route as the auto tour proceeds. (To be continued)
Dr. J. I. Falconer of Ohio State University warns that city wholesale prices do not reflect farm conditions. He notes New York City corn prices rose 23 percent postwar, while Ohio farm prices fell 10 percent below the five year average, urging caution in using city prices to judge farm prosperity.
Mrs. John Pahl of N. Vance Street phoned the Times to protest being left out of Flag Day stars and stripes display. She reported her flag was out before breakfast.
The directory lists Sunday Masses at 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. with Vespers and benediction. Weekday Masses are at 6:30 and 8:00 a.m. under Rev. Father Aloys M. Fish, Pastor.
Pastor J. Re Frye leads Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. Sermon at 10:00 a.m. United Parish Sunday Communion and Educational Society meet at 6:00 p.m. Evening sermon at 7:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:00 p.m.
Rev F A Firestone pastor leads Carey church with Sunday School at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45. The annual Children's Day program is set for 7 39 pm. No Christian Endeavor session. St Paul lists Sunday School at 9 15 and preaching at 9 15 with church at 10 15.
Sunday School begins at 9 15 with preaching at 10 30 by Pastor W F Martin Epworth League assembles at 6 30 before an evening service at 7 30 The report of the District Convention will be presented during the day and the pastor will preach in the evening.
Rev. Lewis P. Speaker, pastor, conducts services for the second Sunday after Trinity. A Children’s Day service is set for 9 39 o’clock. A combined Sunday School and church service follows. The Luther League meets at 6 30 for a short sermon by the pastor.
Fire Marshals from Toledo investigated a recent fire attempt at the Buckley Cigar Box Factory. Fingerprints were collected from the broken glass and compared with others in Toledo. A man named LeRoy Stalder from Fort Wayne was detained in Leipsic and brought to Deshler for questioning and possible Toledo transfer for full investigation.
A correction notes that Paul Frederick while cranking a car suffered a broken arm and that Dr Leonard Nye assisted Dr Zeis instead of Dr Leonard Myers in treating the fracture. The earlier report misidentified the assisting doctor.
Pastor John Wieand leads morning worship at 10 15. Young people meet at 6 30. Evening worship at 7 15. Thursday prayer meeting at 7 00.
The Ohio State Automobile Association gathers in Cedar Point June 27 28 with hundreds of delegates from 85 clubs to set policies for the upcoming legislative session. Delegations will travel by motor Thursday while focusing on improving club service and opposing any gasoline tax not a substitute for existing taxation.
Mrs Brashares living with her daughter Mrs L G Ranger is seriously ill with blood poisoning believed to stem from a bruise or scratch on one finger. The report notes the family's concern and medical attention sought.
O C Rickle, Charles Reynolds of Wharton, H E Kinzly of Nevada Eden, and Chas F Frey of Crane township announce their candidacies for County Commissioner subject to the Republican and Democratic primaries in Wyandot county on August 12 1924.
Scheduled gatherings at Water Works Park Carey Ohio list Albertson Chedebroueh Mathias and others with dates from June 29 through September 9 190s. Several reunions occur on Sundays and Wednesdays with neighborhoods including Grove east of Crawford.
P W Jacobs formerly a Carey grocer now 134 miles west of Arcadia reports a gas well on his farm. They drilled 37 feet before striking gas and gas is being piped into his house.
We thank all who helped during the illness and death of our mother and grandmother Sarah Beck. We also thank the minister, singers and flower donors. Olive and Gail Beck. Marion Beck.
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