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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1928

Page

1

Graduates to Receive Certificates at Carey Evangelical

Three graduates Ruth Musgrave valedictorian Russell Brown and Howard Brown complete a two year catechism course at Carey Evangelical Church. The program Sunday July 1 includes song responsive scripture reading prayer announcements offering special song catechism hour and presentation of certificates. Congregation invited to attend and greet the graduates.

Carey Evangelical Church Ruth Musgrave Russell Brown Howard Brown Siig The Evangelical, Church

Carey Bands Plan Summer Concert Series

Carey announces Wednesday evening concerts this week with the local high school band and guest players from Fostoria high school. Funds come from Carey business people. Non members may join rehearsals Tuesday evenings at the high school to receive free instruction and perform with the band.

Carey Fostoria Are Yailing Avil

Stolen Auto Recovered by Marshal On County Line

Marshal O Connor recovered a stolen auto abandoned on the county line road two miles north of town. The vehicle belonged to C. E. Martin of 29 Gibbard Ave Columbus and had been stolen from his garage on June 13. The insurance company pursued the claim.

Marshal O’connor C. E. Martin Gibbard Ave Columbus

Bargain Hosiery and Apparel Sale

Fancy hose priced from 50 cents to 1 dollar. Belts at 1.00 and union suits offered at 59 cents. Local retailer advertises budget undergarments and accessories for shoppers seeking bargains.

Dustman to Visit Carey After 41 Years

Stanley B. Dustman to revisit Carey with wife arriving around July 1. A public meeting in Luther an parish hall on July 2 will honor his return and feature a talk. Dustman reflects on the decline of village blacksmiths due to autos and modern enterprise, lamenting lost trades and praising honest work.

Stanley B. Dustman Carey Dustman Coe Shongfellow Syoem Dobbin Dolly Stanley B Dustman

Notice to correspondents on delayed mail

There will be no mail delivery next Wednesday. All communications must reach the Times office by Tuesday. If businesses close on Wednesday, the Times will be late reaching readers.

Times

Women of Mooseheart Legion pot luck gathering

All members planning to attend the pot luck at Mrs. Clarence Hoopf's home are asked to meet at the Rest Room at 7 30 Thursday evening.

Women of Mooseheart Legion Clarence Hoopf

W C T U Services Slated At County Home

The W C T U will hold its usual services Sunday July 1 at the county home Rev Frederick Cromer pastor of the Presbyterian church in Upper Sandusky will preach.

Frederick Cromer Presbyterian Church Upper Sandusky

Careful review calls out charity solicitation fraud in Carey

A Times editor reports two women selling magazines as charity solicitations in Carey. One admitted no charity angle and kept proceeds, facing local license penalties. a Columbus link claimed the magazine funds subscriptions only. The piece urges credentials, clearing houses, and public vigilance against fake fundraisers.

Times Gong Hardy Columbus the Times Wotrven A. —Byers Carey Times Office

C L of C Initiation Draws 50 New Members

A Sunday ceremony admitted 50 new members into the Catholic Ladies of Columbia at the parish hall. The Columbus degree team performed, aided by a Hocking Valley railroad coach pass. Attendees included members from Upper Sandusus Leipsic and Toledo with Mrs. Constance Girardot of Toledo offering remarks on the order’s insurance benefits. A banquet followed at the Pilgrim House with 125 guests, featuring feeds by Sisters of St Francis.

Catholic Ladies of Columbia Columbus Hocking Valley Railroad Upper Sandusky Leipsic Toledo Constance Girardot Sisters of St Francis Pilgrim House Fish Lawrence David

Eastern Star Inspection to be held at Crawford Chapter

The Crawford Chapter of the Eastern Star will hold its annual inspection Friday evening June 29. Mrs Sara h Binder, worthy grand matron, will be present. A dinner will be served to members by the Lutheran Ladies Aid in the parish house at 6 o'clock. Tickets available from Mrs L Moyer Mrs Earl Moser Mrs Gail Kurtz and Mrs S H Krebs.

Crawford Chapter O Sc S Sarah Binder Lutheran Ladies Aid L. Moyer Earl Moser Gail Kurtz S. H. Krebs

Local Party To Elect Delegates For September Convention

The Committee of O will meet Thursday evening to elect delegates for the state convention set for September. A strong turnout of both men and women is urged with one woman delegate to be elected.

C K of O

Cattle Carload Arrives From South St Paul

Raymond Grians of a mile southwest of town received a carload of feeding cattle from South St Paul Minnesota on Monday noon, the shipment crossing rail lines via the ALCE route.

Raymond Grians South St. Paul Minn Alce

Hill Crest Gardens Opens Season Teased by Sam Mohler

Sam Mohler of Findlay teased Hill Crest Gardens and opened it for the season Tuesday evening, inviting visitors to the new display and garden features.

Sam Mohler Findlay Hill Crest Gardens

Lawn Fete Friday At Adrian Lawn Ice Cream Benefit

Community event Lawn Pete announces a Lawn Fete at Adrian Lawn on Friday June 29 featuring homemade ice cream and cake to benefit Adrianna Rebekah Lodge. Local residents are invited to attend.

Lawn Adrian Adrianna Rebekah Lodge

Merchant Reederick Celebrates 34th Year in Carey

F H Wrederick the grocer marked 34 years of business in Carey on Friday of last week. He has served the community with staple goods and local groceries since opening his store.

Vronday F. H. Wrederick Carey

Rest Room Event Mixed with M E Ald Saturday

A local notice announces a Saturday gathering at the Rest Room hosted by the M E Ald organization. Details are sparse but indicate community engagement and time framing for the weekend.

M. E. Ald

Funeral services for Mrs Joe Smith held at home

Mrs Joe Smith died after a serious operation at Findlay Home and Hospital. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at her son's residence on E Findlay St by Pastor Paul R Clouser. Burial followed in Spring Grove cemetery with pallbearers Guy Greer Hayes Greer James Greer Harvey Wonder W J Smith and James Wagner. She was born April 8 1862 and died June 16 1928 aged 66 years 2 months. married Joseph Smith December 9 1881. Survived by children Howard Lee and Robert Smith and one granddaughter Donna Jean Smith. Member of Christ Lutheran church.

Joe Smith Robert Smith E. Findlay St. Iréy Paul R. Clouser Christ Lutheran Church W.S. LeMott Rev. Clouser Gail Kurtz Ray Beebe Spring Grove Guy Greer Hayes Greer James Greer Harvey ‘Wonder W. J. Smith James Wagner Howard Lee City Donna Jean Smith

Bereavement Gratitude to Neighbors and Friends

We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted during our bereavement to those who sent flowers and furnished autos to Rev Clouser for consoling words and to Undertaker Sutter for services Mr and Mrs Robert Smith Mr and Mrs Howard Lee

Clouser Sutter Robert Smith Howard Lee

Funeral of Mrs Lindsay at Findlay residence

Funeral services for Mrs. W. L. Lindsay were held Friday at 2:00 p.m. at her Findlay home. Rev. Joseph B. Shéliiaas and Rev. J. M. Shimer officiated with hymns by a quartet. Burial was in Spring Grove cemetery. Pallbearers were B. E. Kurtz, Edward Riester, George Ash, L. R. Ashley, Harold Houk and Ross Patterson. Out of town mourners included A. W. Lindsay of Imboden Arkansas and several others from Zanesville Portsmouth Toledo Maumee Bellefontaine Van Wert Upper Sandusky.

W. L. Lindsay W. Findlay Street Joseph B. Shéliiaas The Methodist Church J. M. Shimer Zanesville Carey J. B. Moore Gail Kurtz C.D. Mitchell W. N Peter Frank C. F. Smith Upper Sandusky

Carey Tri County Team Narrowly Defeated at Bloomville

Carey’s Tri County League squad fell 11 to 10 at Bloomville Sunday afternoon. Heck pitched strongly until the seventh when he weakened and Hambleton relieved. Wickiser’s sensational catch and Winard’s home run highlighted the day as runs mounted before the visitors could close the gap.

Carey Bloomville Heck Hambleton Wickiser Winard

Republican Rally Announces Candidacy and Lecture

Walter P. Eagleson will announce his candidacy for Congress at a Republican rally subject to voter support. Afterward he will give a free lantern slide lecture titled Behind the Scenes in Washington featuring 75 pictures about the nation’s capital and disenfranchised Americans. The event is free and held behind Johnson's Tire and Battery Store at July dra Time Room.

Walter P. Eagleson Congress Washington National Johnson

Fireworks Sale Rules Listed by Village Mayor

Notice to dealers in fireworks states sales may begin Friday June 19 and all products must meet village ordinance. Firework discharge is prohibited until Monday July 2 as per Mayor A F Byers.

F. Byers

Transatlantic Flier Encounters Mechanical Rattle Over Scotland

A transatlantic flier reports a rattling noise during the crossing of the Scotland border, suggesting loose nuts and bolts. Moments later the pilot notes the issue resolves as the airframe tightens.

Scotland

Chicken Supper and Bazaar at St Peter's Church

A social chicken supper and bazaar will be held Sunday evening at St Peter's Church located a mile north and a mile east of Alvada.

St Peter's Church Alvada

Prep For The Fourth Hat Sale At Helen Hat Shoppe

Special line of felt hats announced for the Fourth of July season at Helen Hat Shoppe located on 8 Vance Street. The event highlights a selection of hats tailored for summer celebrations and patriotic styling.

Helen Vance

Char etta Pahl Weds Wayne Weaver At Our Lady Church

Miss Charetta Angela Pahl daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Pahl wed Wayne Lewis Weaver son of Mr and Mrs BE Weaver at Our Lady of Consolation church Wednesday morning. Rev Father Godreddes officiated. The couple planned a five course dinner for about 76 at the bride's home and then a motor trip to eastern points.

Our Lady of Consolation Church Charetta Angela Pahl Frank Pahl West of Carey Wayne Lewis Weaver BE. L. Weaver South of Garey Esther Orians Ralph Brown Henrietta Weaver Edward Pahl David Oe Irene Jacoby Fostoria Gertrude Lonsway Agnes Arnold Catherine Riester Paul Krupp Charles Miller Leo Courtad Josephine Haford John—Sehmitz Fish David C. C. Krebs Cleveland Marion Upper Sandusky Findlay Points

Holy Name Rally at Maria Stein Shrine Frank Ohio

A Holy Name rally is planned for Sunday July 1 at the Maria Stein shrine near Frank Ohio to close the triduum before the Feast of the Precious Blood. Masses precede a procession with Holy Name members urged to attend. Rev L Sponar will preach and a lay speaker may appear. Mr Schreiner of Cleveland helps coordinate refreshments.

Maria Stein Frank Ohio Schreiner Cleveland Holy Name Society St Michael's Church C. N. Faist

Loyal Temperance Legion Meeting at Miss Yohe’s Home

The Loyal Temperance Legion gathered Friday at Miss Gertrude Yohe's home with songs, prayers, and readings. Alma Sloman and Jah Joy Foy sang The Prayer, Arlene Perkins delivered Prohibition Axmen, and Miss Yohe narrated Flower Mission Day origins as 23 bouquets were sent to the sick and shut-ins.

Loyal Temperance Legion Gertrude Yohe Ruth Musgrave Miss Yohe Alma Sloman Jah Joy Foy Arlene Perkins Howard Brown Russell Brown Catherine Pahl Margaret Pahl

Pot Luck Dinner After Club Meeting Closes Prize

On Monday evening July 2 following the CL. of C business session members of the losing side in the membership drive host a pot luck dinner. The contest for a $5 prize concludes that evening and a good attendance is urged.

CL. of C

Cars collide at Findlay and Vance. drivers unhurt

A Ford driven by Kenneth O'Brien and another driven by Maurice Gaster collided at Findlay and Vance streets Thursday morning around 6 09. Both cars were wrecked but no injuries were reported.

Kenneth O'Brien Maurice Gaster Findlay and Vance Streets

Purchased New Thresher Delivered to Myers Family

Roth and Ridge delivered a 26 42 Frick thresher Monday to Henry Myers and his son Emmet of south town.

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