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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
4
At Carey Ohio the post office lists second class mail rates with subscription prices in advance. Annual rates are $1.90 and $1.25 for non prepaid. six month option is fifty cents.
SAMTUED A Buack of Upper Sandusky Ohio announces candidacy for Representative. Subject to the Democratic Primary decision to be held Thursday March 1 2008 from 1 to 3 o clock p m at standard location.
Marshall E. Fore of Upper Sandusky Ohio seeks the Democratic nomination for Surveyor in the upcoming primary held on Thursday March 1 1908. The decision rests with party voters in a contested statewide race.
Upper Sandusky resident Petar Rankir runs as a Democratic primary candidate for Auditor. The election return details show filing and nomination processes conducted on Thursday, March 1, 1008, with voter turnout and party listings including Syabjed and Shindard.
The Biliter Times announces Jane S Ginn of Sycamore Township as a candidate for Representative subject to Democratic primary approval. The election is set for Flora Day, March 1, 1908.
Panm J. Pfred erich of Carey Ohio runs in the Democratic primaries for treasurer subject to the decision of the voters. The election is set for Tuesday March 1 1908 from early morning to 7 o clock as per the standard notice.
Peter Oelberg of Kirby 9, runs for infirmary director in the Democratic primary election on March 1 at the polling place.
Charles E FrRepenick of Upper San d Listy vies for the Democratic nomination for treasurer in the upcoming primary election. Balloting runs Thursday March 19 2008 from 1 to 7 p m at designated polling locations.
Upper Sandusky candidate William I. Vets announced plans to continue his campaign following the Democratic primary election voting hours on Thursday.
Announcement lists KrORGE Kerrier of Ipper Sandusky as a possible sheriff candidate subject to Democratic Primaries on Thursday March 1, 140s. The notice names Kerrier and notes primary decision pending.
The Times announces the candidacy of R Dus of Wharton for the position of Bounty Surveyor subject to the Democratic Primary Election on Thursday March 19, 1008 from 1 to 7.
Iditer Tines announces the nominee Zatos as candidate for Infirmary Director in Salem township subject to the Democratic Primary decision. The election is scheduled for Thursday March 92908 at 7:00 p.m. in Tranto.
Notice declares the dissolution of the partnership between Indward Elehert and JW Veter under The Weander Broom Co on February 11. Harvard Elehert will continue the business at the existing premises.
Notice indicates an assignee appointed to a trust for creditors and beneficiaries. It states the assignee will present authentication and file required papers with the court and creditors, outlining duties and timing for transfers and compliance.
A brief item notes editorial correspondence by Levi Hepsale and other items of interest on the sixth page. It mentions sales involving W. Pax and William Quollett on the third page.
Senator Owen argues that banks held reserves in New York and loaned to stock gamblers who could not repay. He notes widespread effects including 300,000 idle freight cars and presses on railroads, with hearings suggesting a forthcoming recovery despite current depression.
The piece notes Senator Robert L Owen of Oklahoma delivering a forceful critique of the Aldrich currency bill, contrasting him with newcomer Jon Davis of Arkansas. Owen, described as scholarly and well informed on finance, challenged provisions on emergency currency tied to railroad bonds and urged backing by government bonds.
A cautious analysis argues the United States is underprepared for war with limited artillery and slow supply, risking early disadvantage if invaded. It notes geographic distance from Europe as a shield but warns complacency could invite pressure during tense times.
The speaker argues a huge distant war is impractical for any nation and asserts a strong navy plus minimal standing forces suffice. He favors peaceful world relations and righteous dealing with other nations to avoid large-scale conflicts.
Ash Wednesday marked the start of Lent observed at Our Lady of Consolation church. Lent services occur weekly on Wednesdays and Fridays with sermons bene dictions on Wednesdays and Stations of the Cross with benediction on Fridays.
C J Walters moved Monday from his late home in Marseilles township to the Jordan farm on the prairie north of town near the celery fair. He will engage in oie riven.
Henry Stiet left last Friday for New Orleans to attend Mardi Gras and may return via Wordia visiting southern states. Michael Gottfried joined him shortly after. both plan to be gone several weeks as the festival unfolds.
Mrs Granville Hunter died yesterday after a several week illness from pneumonia at age fifty six. A life sketch will be published next week. The funeral from the house Friday at 1 pm with Rev Bartlebaugh of the Church of God of Wharton officiating.
Postmaster Newhard reports no notice of box rent increase at the local post office and does not anticipate any hike in rates.
At noon March 4 the son of Mr and Mrs WJ Baker and Miss Bessie F Cooper married at the bride’s parents home in Edge Township. Rev William Hook and Rev Keyes officiated. The couple will reside on a farm near Brigelow church. Times offers congratulations.
Attendees included Mr and Mrs Isaac Johnson and Levi Haines along with Mrs Wm Lytle and Mrs VC Lytle. The funeral Wednesday for Mrs Charlotte Hahn was held at Greenspring. She was sister to Mrs F J Weber of this place and mother of Warren Hahn, editor of the Greenspring Echo.
Last Sunday Cam Warris and Walliany Mohn scuffled near the Run by the church shop when Cam toppled into the full creek from the bridge rail. Mohn pulled him out, having just been swept under the bridge herself and saved from drowning.
The Risk Card Club entertained their husbands and guests last Thursday at BoB Bearty biome. The entertaining committee included Mesdames Jo Nichols Jr Liwing W J Newhard and E B Kurts. A six o clock dinner was served by several young women and an orchestra of Ruth Ewing Clare Ewing and Russel Kurtz provided music. Guests included Mr and Mrs Stanley Ranger Miss Victoria Raymon and Miss Mahel Newhard.
The article notes that in the democratic primaries any registered Democrat may vote at a precinct other than their November voting location. For example a voter living in Upper Sandusky but working elsewhere can cast a ballot locally.
Carey business mission by Gordon Hickle and Findlay visitor Harvey Dickey listed. Wiyrick property bought on North street by Mrs. Williamson. Rawson man W P Hammond called on relatives. Mt. Blanchard couple Newton Patterson and wife visited relatives. Portable saw mill moved to D Chambers farm on the ridge. United Brethren protracted meeting in progress. QO P Ewing left for Trumbull county. Earl Davis moved to W J Rey farm south of Vanlue. J J Herman opened his mill paper stock for 1908 season. J T Rengcler moved from Spitler to Askam property on Crawford street.
Last Tuesday at Mr and Mrs J R Lousdon home their daughter Katie hosted a carpet rag sewing and a progressive party. Twenty four pounds of rags were sewn and a bountiful noon dinner served. Miss Martha Jacoby won the most games among the ladies and Bernard Logsdon among the gentlemen. Lloyd Logsdon won the booby prize. Attendees included many Logsdons and Jacoby family members from Alvada and Carey with refreshments of sandwiches cake and lemonade in the evening.
28 years in strawberry culture endorses the varieties for this location and soil. Plant in good season with proper care to yield large red luscious Adrian berries. Sell by the hundred or thousand at a reasonable price. Call or address W. M. Fresler Adrian, O. Home Phone 5167.
A surprise birthday event honoring Cyrus R. Gamel occurred last Friday at his Carey area home. Hosted by his son and daughter-in-law, Clarence and his wife, the gathering featured social chat, music, and a noon meal. Guests included Mrs T J Gamel, Eber Rife, and many Gamel family members and friends.
Mrs H B Miller of Wharto informs friends that she is well enough to be discharged from Kenton hospital after a five week critical illness. She had undergone a serious operation and is now convalescent with support from her many friends.
A day of enjoyment at the Carey home of Mr and Mrs D W Powell featured a piano performance by Mrs Fred Powell and a three course dinner. Attending were Mr and Mrs J W Powell and daughters Mary Cosetta and Jennie, Mr and Mrs M Powell and sons Wayne and Allen, Mr and Mrs Fred Powell, Mr and Mrs Daniel Powell, and Mr and Mrs Philip Rader.
Advertisement seeks a middle aged woman to live in and care for two elderly individuals. The position offers good pay. Signed F. J. Websen.
Farmer's bring your poultry to the old woolen mill in Carey Ohio to obtain the highest market price. ARNOLD Bros. FOR SALE Two good second hand carriages cheap. Chas. Long.
Construction highlights a new barn and cistern with a cellar added one block east of the Catholic church. The room layout suggests a fight space adjacent to the house, indicating updates to local property infrastructure.
For sale 465 shocks of corn two miles southwest of Vanlue inquire of G A Kennerley home phone 799 missing or damaged details indicate a local agricultural ad placed by a resident likely in mid 20th century Ohio. The notice provides location and contact for buyers.
A local ad offers thoroughbred Scotch Collies for sale. Includes available pups and inquiries from interested buyers.
Duplex like cottage available on Brown Avenue in Carey. Call Mrs. S H Batley for the key from G W Laird.
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