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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
1
Larue Boucher and his grandson Lloyd Luce were summoned to Toledo for a federal court hearing tied to a drug case in which Lloyd and his ex wife Blanche were previously named. The renewed action follows the arrest of a man linked to the case on another charge.
The label on your paper has been corrected and you are asked to verify the date and address. Notify us promptly to prevent any misunderstanding while the matter is fresh in our minds.
Attendees at the funeral on Saturday included Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith, M. B. Smith, Mrs. Dora Ferrer, Mrs. Anna L. Sheridan, and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith in Upper Sandusky.
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The Lutheran Church has given a free will offering of 105 dollars for European relief through the National Lutheran Council. The Men’s Brotherhood has collected several hundred pounds of clothing to be sent to New York for shipment to Lutheran representatives in Europe, mainly for Russia. The council has spent about 4 million dollars on relief in Europe over the past three to four years.
Roscoe Pounds a night fireman at the lime plant suffered a painful injury when a homemade folding chair closed on his right hand mashing the third and fourth fingers. The accident occurred at the plant.
Mr Fordyce C. Ogg is named manager of the Live Stock Shipping Association at Carey. Contact via Home phone 5 or Mutual 134-A to consign your live stock.
The Carey Kiwanis Club enjoyed a well attended Monday lunch with visitors from Upper Sandusky including Rev. O R Allenbach. The talk emphasized cooperation and light humor. Plans discussed for Lincoln Highway routing through Carey and future speakers T R Axa and J C Williams.
The association approved claims from Roy Putnam Salem township for house contents lost to fire, A Kuenzlt Eden for part payment of house fire damage, Lovell Hall Upper Sandusky for lightning damage in Mifflin township, Mrs Ida Hoppe Pleasant township Hardin county for house contents destroyed by fire, Charles Moore McDonald township Hardin county for house contents destroyed by fire, and J R and Jacob Rodabaugh Delaware township Hancock county for corn oats and grain sacks destroyed in the Williamstown elevator fire.
The west side defeated by a slim margin was toasted by Bert Smith’s team as captain. Harry Dible led the losers at Catholic Hall where about 200 men and boys crowded four long tables for a three course feast. A new campaign starts March 10 with an ice cream and strawberry supper at the park inviting families.
A printed weekly church bulletin adds the order of services announcements for the coming week and rosters of officers, funded as a voluntary gift by many young men of the congregation. The bulletin lends dignity and helps stimulate interest in church services and activities, especially for newcomers.
Agent C Steinmetz and Inspector Harvey Kennerley returned Tuesday from Delphos where they attended a claim prevention meeting of the A Co and YY. All but two agents between Carey and Delphos were present and representatives from Akron general offices spoke. The gathering met in the Beckman House dining rooms.
The Knights of Columbus will hold a special meeting Wednesday evening March 7. Special speaker Agent Thomas McGhaan will be present to give an address. All members are requested to be present.
A harmony duo featuring Reverend Lewis P Speaker and Miss Esther Pontius performed a vocal duet. The program highlighted classical and folk selections with a polished church concert ambiance.
B F Wulff of Wulff Studebaker Rubber in Marion appointed permanent receiver of Liberty Airless Tire at Carey after noon in common pleas court by Judge Charles F Close. He succeeds temporary receiver John H Swartz with bond of 10060. Receiver may borrow 1750 and sell property, turn over molds and cores, and file third supplemental petition instanter.
Bridge gangs on the A C and Y are unloading a new 50 foot long track scale with a 100 ton capacity to replace the existing scales in front of the depot. The scales are the largest in use on the line.
Local representatives note official Carey nears 65 years since its incorporation on May 13 1858. The town itself was laid out in 1843. Also referenced is Molly O a dramatic comedy of optimism and sunshine.
Mr Wulff stated plans to start operating the Carey tire plant soon and produce Studebaker Wulff tires there to help Marion fulfill orders. He noted the Marion plant is running behind its orders despite the slack tire season.
A Monday evening crash two miles west of town in fog struck a loaded log wagon. Driver Alvin Beahm suffered facial wounds needing stitches. his cousin Mrs. Paul Pahl was less seriously hurt. A hearing on responsibility with Carey Handle Lumber Co. was scheduled for 10:00.
Mrs Dorothy Hanaway died after a two year illness at State Hospital Toledo. Born Carey December 2 1887 she was 35 years 2 months 24 days old. She leaves two sons Harry and Kenneth two brothers F G Harris and G C Harris a sister Mrs Dargin and relatives in Springfield and Sandusky City. Funeral services were held at her parents home on Glenn Ave with Rev L C Reed officiating. Burial followed at Spring Grove cemetery.
Kiwanis Club announces the second Peach Blossom Festival to be held in Fort Valley Georgia in March with the Pageant of the Peach Blossom and a full Georgia Barbecue. The invitation extends to guests from the United States and Canada as the trees bloom.
Albert Roszman leaves the Raymond Orians farm and moves to the Erp farm near Wharton. Orians departs Salem township farm owned by his father Frank Orians to the England place where his brother William resides. William moves to the home place vacated by Raymond and Firmin Pahl will farm the Roszman vacated property.
The family of the late Carl A. Rothrauff of Turtle Creek Pa expresses sincere gratitude to friends in Carey for the kind expressions of sympathy shown during their bereavement.
The Army Store did not relocate. Owners have converted it into a Workingman's Store and will continue operations in town. Vernel Healey remains as manager.
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