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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
2
Fred Dix in Prospect TM Monitor argues lawmakers overstep by issuing many laws. He calls for a halt to lawmaking excess and suggests testing a new restraint akin to the Law of Moses.
Ami Riester of Toledo died suddenly at Mercy hospital in Toledo on Saturday morning from typhoid fever followed by a hemorrhage. Born May 30 1903 in Salem township he was 28. He worked at Willys Overland and was a 1923 local high school graduate. He is survived by his parents two uncles three aunts and several relatives. Funeral services set for Tuesday at St Peter's church with burial in the church cemetery.
Miss Hannah Protzman reports steady growth in Ohio mothers pensions with per capita spending up from 15 cents in 1925 to 19.5 cents in 1928. Total Ohio outlay reached 1,662,000 dollars in 1928, a 12 percent rise from 1927, with Ottawa and Wyandot counties leading at 46 and 45 cents per capita respectively.
The 4-H Hopps Hour Sewing Club met with leader Mrs Ho Baker near Adrian. Florence McKee and Kathryn Tanner demonstrated arranging articles on a work basket while Ruth and Anna Lawhead showed pattern alterations. Guests included County Y M C A Secretary M A Mitchell and wives Carol Shearer, Caroline Jamieson. Refreshments followed and gates were played.
Answers and cross petitions were filed in common pleas court in the partition case of Rose Bo Carlin against Rawson K Carlin by Mary Carlin Earl Lo Carlin and Rawson Ko Carlin. The defendants seek protection of their interests as the case proceeds.
The notice states the next Times issue will publish early next week. It notes July 4 falls on Thursday and that the Carey Tithes with ta oequibli ed oon Wednesday AM correspondence will be processed a day earlier than usual.
Clyde Merritt Moore 48 died at his Big Tick Township home after a three year illness with cancer. He was born December 12, 1880 in Biglick Center and lived there all his life. He married Lavanche Clark January 3, 1901, who survives with son Merritt Milton Moore of Fostoria. Surviving brothers are C L Moore Findlay H F Moore Ft Wayne Ind and C B Moore Arcadia. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at the Binlick Episcopal Church, Rev K Irnberry officiating. Burial will be in Fountain Cemetery Fostoria.
The Kear and Mullhololand reunion met at Carey Park last Thursday with smaller attendance due to the Astern Star district meeting and farm work. Officers re elected are President W G Kear Wharton. Vice President Mrs S E Huston Wharton. Secretary Treasurer Mrs Anna Weininger Tiffin. Miss Stella Noe Carey. Next year’s reunion will be the third Thursday in June at the same venue.
Miss Mary Margaret Puchta of Carey and Mr Ray Millard Hagerman of Vanlue were married by Rev C C Williamson in a small ceremony at the parsonage on South Eighth Street Upper Sandusky. The bride’s sister Miss Lucille Puchta and the mothers Mrs Mary C Hagerman and Mrs Clinton Puchta witnessed. The couple will reside in Vanlue.
The Crawford cemetery once called the Ritchie is nearly a century old. Local tradition places Daniel Hodge's 1831 death in the area and says he wished to be buried under a walnut tree that shaded his grave. The memorial stone remains there.
In Hancock County Court a finding for the plaintiff was made in the foreclosure action of Howard IE Snyder against Floyd S Huston. The ruling firmed the lender’s claims and set the stage for potential further steps to recover the debt.
The Wentz party travels through Rapid City South Dakota and Wyoming by June 1929 reporting Black Hills alfalfa crops sugar beets trout fishing and hunting trails. They note Yellowstone Park closed for snow and camping on Platte River near Douglas Wyoming while describing fine farming regions and a 10000 foot mountain range. Co V WENTZ AND PARTY Address Unknown.
President Glenn Frank of the University of Wisconsin argues that while education methods need improvement, overall spending on schooling remains a good investment. He notes tax revenue for public schools is under a quarter and about 2.5 percent of national income, urging that more be spent but focused on essentials rather than frills, to maximize value.
Several parcels change hands in Carey and Nevada townships in deals totaling varying sums. W P Rowland transfers to Gilbert Ellis in Upper Sandusky. Rainh W Bingle sells lot 49 in Carey. Burson to Mary A Karr in Carey. Samuel Stansbery to Charles Clark in Marseilles. Edmund R Welsh to Sanford C Welsh in Nevada. H B Stansbery sheriff to W D Amert for 30 acres in Eden. Ransom D Cole et al to James G Clain for 44 50 acres. Herman K Gibbs to Lewis Shumaker in Carey.
A well known Cleveland trucking businessman was approached with a six trip liquor haul from Cleveland to Cincinnati. The liquor agent offered 300 dollars for the rounds and promised to pay two fines if the driver were arrested. After six trips the automobile would become the driver's property but the offer was refused.
Former Findlay resident Anthony Snider was injured in a street car accident in Cleveland. His nephew Berlin Sausser of Findlay says there is no hope for recovery.
The Our Lady of Consolation directory lists Rev. Father Aloys M. Fish as pastor. Sunday Masses are 7:30 a.m. low and 10:00 a.m. high, with vespers prayers and Benediction at 7:30 p.m. Weekday masses are at 7:30 a.m. and 8:00 a.m.
O D Myers pastor leads Sunday school at 9 00 a m with Harry Thomas superintendent. Morning worship at 10 40 a m sermon Thirsting Yor God. Evening worship at 7 00 p m sermon Heroes For Christ. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 00 p m. Transfiguration theme noted for evening service.
A series of social calls and visits are recorded in Wayton noting gatherings and hospitality. Names include John Kloppfer Albert Bachar Milton Ward Marion Ward Jonathan Bachar and others from Sycamore St Paul Toledo Upper Sandusky and Carey with several Sunday and Wednesday engagements.
A salesman offers a motor car horn and asks about loud blasts, but the customer prefers a tone that sneers and is not overly loud. The exchange highlights different customer desires in auto accessories.
Mr and Mrs Ed Nye and relatives visited Dalmatia Enders home and nearby Sykens Pa for an Enders family reunion. The 104th Cavalry band from Elizabethville performed and half the musicians were Enders relatives. Robert Diders of Harrisburg presided over the reunion and Curtin Trust Co. ties were noted. Governor Johnson was expected but his father’s death prevented attendance. The gathering marked the 1740 settlement site with a monument and spring drinking site.
Advert says Vinci a cod liver peptone iron compound boosts energy and appetite for nervous, tired, or anemic people. Claims first bottle adds several pounds and improves sleep, with praise from Mrs F Lang stating hard work and dance gains of eight pounds weekly. Offered by The Ewing Drug Co.
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