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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
2
The 78th Ohio State Fair runs August 27 to September 9 with a Million Dollar Live Stock Show and premiums near 140000 dollars. Lt Commander John Phillip Sousa and his Band will perform twice daily along with racing, vaudeville, hippodrome acts, old time fiddling, and aircraft exhibits.
A July 2 gathering at the Lutheran parish house honors Mr and Mrs Stanley M Dustman of Warsaw Indiana. Dustman son of a former operator from Christchurch will speak at the event open to the public. He recalls Carey childhood in the 1880s and hopes Carey in the 1920s meets that joy.
The undersigned will offer for public sale at his residence 307 E North St Carey on Saturday June 30 at 1:00 pm the following household goods 2 beds and springs 2 dressers small commode desk and bookcase combined three coal burners cook stove burner hot plate oval mirror and other items Terms cash on day of sale Co OQ Young Hes Oats Voy tigmeer tense rp Eart Clerk
The couple from Vernon Phillips and George Milter families were married Wednesday afternoon at the Evangelical parsonage in Pastoria. Rev Kerns officiated the single ring ceremony.
Postmaster General Harry S. New announced a new five cent air mail stamp effective Aug 1 1928 to match the air mail rate of five cents for the first ounce and ten cents for each additional ounce. The stamp features a beacon light on Sherman Hill in the Rocky Mountains with a mail plane in flight and will be sold starting July 25 in Washington DC and at the Philadelphia Agency Division of Stamps for stamp collectors.
Logan Gas Company opens a district office in Findlay with Ralph Graham moving there as temporary bookkeeper. George P. Schatzel becomes district manager. Reports from Findlay and from New Riegel, Fostoria, Ada, Tiffin, Carey and Sycamore will be sent there, while the main Columbus office remains.
Mr and Mrs Raymond C Campbell arrived in Upper Sandusky Wednesday after a short wedding trip. Mrs Campbell formerly Ruth Culver and Mrs Cannonoeil married a week earlier in Bowling Green. They plan to live here where Myr Campbell works as a clerk in the Big Four depot.
Roland Jacobs, a city mail carrier, was forced to walk his route after a bicycle was stolen from in front of his father Iza Jacobs residence on N Vance street. He left it unattended for only a few minutes while entering the house on an errand.
The 1929 encampment of the Ohio Grand Army of the Republic will be held in Findlay. This followed the annual encampment held last week in Lancaster, Ohio.
Mrs M J Hein of Chicago stayed with Mr and Mrs Charles Hoepf. Numerous Berry residents hosted relatives and friends including the Bland and Day families. Attendees came from Toledo Adrian Carey and Upper Sandusky with birthdays celebrated for Zelpha Gibson and many dinners and Sunday visits noted.
Sunday worship schedules listed for Our Lady of Consolation Prey and Methodist Episcopal Church. Mass times at 7:30 and 10:00 a.m. with 7:30 p.m. prayers. Weekday masses 6:30 and 8:00 a.m. Sunday school at 9:15 a.m. Divine worship at 10:30 a.m. Epworth League 7:00 p.m. Evening worship 8:00 p.m. under Pastor Aloys M Fish and Rev. Joseph Shelihaas.
Careful church notice lists minister L H Naumann and a homelike atmosphere with Sunday school and worship. Subject through the experience of consecration at 7:00 p m with senior E L C E at 8:00 p m and catechism graduation exercises at 8:00 p m plus Wednesday prayer meeting.
Paul R. Clouser leads a July combined service at Q-16 with Sunday school and morning worship. Kindergarten through junior departments hold sessions as usual while youth and adults join the main service. The pastor speaks on the Sunday school lesson as the plan continues through July and August. College students welcomed back to services.
Gerald Bradley from Wittenberg Mel ford Culler of Ohio State Louise Romig also from Wittenberg Kirtland Straw Williams College Margaret Ann Pepple Michigan State Normal Donald Kurtz Ohio State Elsie Criger Ohio State Millicent Miller Hillsdale College Lenore Sloman Hillsdale College The Light Brigade will meet in the Junior room Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Of 273 men who raised over 100 bushels of corn to the acre in five and ten acre contests in Indiana Ohio Michigan Iowa Missouri and Nebraska nearly all grew their record yields on land previously in legume crops. More followed red clover sweet clover or alfalfa than any other legumes or non legumes for that matter.
The Automobile Club of America has published its fourteenth annual road book, the 1928 Associated Tours Guide. It covers 128 pages of trip planning, maps, mileage, and state motor laws. Distributed through news dealers or by mail for fifty cents plus postage. address 12 West 53rd Street, New York City.
Reunion notices published by the Carey Times announce class gatherings for former students. Details include dates, locations, and hosts arranging reunions for multiple groups. The items emphasize community connection and nostalgia through local newspaper notices.
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