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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
5
The article promotes high quality Tissue Gingham fabric ideal for dressmaking. It highlights lustrous weave, attractive patterns and color combinations, urging readers to visit and choose now for upcoming hot summer days.
Fire, new merchandise listings, and local notices fill this Carey Times page. Vendors Em erine Bros and Trubey Grine advertise goods while residents travel, move, or visit relatives in Upper Sandusky Toledo Findlay and beyond.
A list of contributors to the Pioneer Picnic Fund dated June 14 1928 shows donations for improvements to grounds in Stoll's grove ahead of the 1924 picnic. Notable contributions include Charles F Lewis with $10 and multiple $1 gifts from individuals such as Mark Karr C X Diller David Fernbaugh and Elmer Shellhouse. The association thanks all who gave despite weather and 1923 picnic expenses.
Will require fill and bridge work as Gillet and Street Commissioner Sherman McKee surveyed Saturday to set a sidewalk grade along lots in Eastern Heights fronting Findlay street. A 6 foot fill across the run and two large abutments for the bridge are planned.
Our correspondents and contributors must submit all copy by Tuesday July 3 to ensure publication. The Times may publish at half day that week due to the office holiday July 4.
The district Farm Bureau meeting will be held here on Monday August 27. The event runs all day and the public is invited to attend.
Mrs. R. H. Salisbury and her son Edward traveled from Toledo to spend the weekend with Mrs. Anna Cole and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Cole, returning Sunday.
Remote broadcasts will carry the morning and evening services of First Baptist Church of Rensselaer. Soprano Helen Beller of Hudson appears July 3. July 5 features French music led by Prof Joseph Brodeur who will also speak on French Canadians and Their Music.
The article notes a local rule allowing sale and use of small package fire crackers for a three day window July 2 through July 4, with dealers and buyers advised to follow the regulation. Mayor.
An Indiana authority estimates that about 40 percent of boys who leave school this season to work go to farms. Many stay in country towns to run stores banks and factories. Those who stay are solid dependable folks who help build fine towns and serve as the nation’s backbone.
The state orders 500 tons of steel to manufacture 1924 automobile license plates. Production will begin at the Ohio penitentiary once the steel arrives in Columbus. Tags will have white figures on a dark blue background, with an expected 1,000,000 pairs used next year.
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