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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
4
Experts from Ohio State University urge replacing Monday washing with a Tuesday schedule to boost efficiency. Geneva M. Bane notes family living is a 24 hour task and planning a definite routine helps reduce worry, enabling time for mending, garden work, and emergencies.
R. D. Hilty has resigned as general manager of the Reo-Adams company effective Saturday after twelve years with the firm. He plans to start his own business in a central district of the state. location to be announced after deal formalities.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church will meet at Mrs. Almon Blue's home on Wednesday afternoon March 11. Devotions led by Mrs. Elmer Wonder and lesson study titled China's New Women by Mrs. C. A. Carpenter. Hostesses include Mrs. Almon Blue Mrs Emerettz Brown Mrs Emma Thrall Mrs A Kehr and Mrs W LeMott.
On April 15 new postage changes take effect. Private and souvenir post cards rise to two cents while government postal cards stay at one cent. Parcel post packages incur a two cent addition. Third class rates become one and a half cents per ounce up to eight ounces. packages over eight ounces paid at parcel post rates.
Clerks at the Carey post office and rural carriers attached to Carey see a $300 yearly pay increase. The move comes amid unusually good morale among postal workers in the area.
Sunday worship times listed for Our Lady of Consolation include Mass at 6 30 am and 8 00 am with vesper and benediction at 7 30 pm. Weekday Masses are at 6 30 am and 8 00 am. Christ Lutheran Church offers second Sunday in Lent services with Sunday school at 9 15 am chief service at 10 30 am sermon Sacrificial Christianity Luther League at 6 30 pm and evening worship at 7 30 pm with a lecture The Problem of My Life.
Sunday school begins at 9 15 with diving worship at 10 30. Sermon by Rev. D F Helms D D of Lima. Epworth League gathers at 6 30. Evening services at 7 30 with Dr D F Helms preaching again. You are cordially invited.
Rev A G Tozer leads Carey church with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 and evening service at 7 30 Evangelical notes also list St Paul church with Pastor C S Poling Sunday school at 9 30 and services at 10 30 and 7 30 Junior C E and Christian Endeavor details included plus Wednesday prayer meetings held at various homes.
The Oak Grove Church of the Brethren outlines Sunday activities with Sunday school at 9 30 am and evening worship at 7 30 led by Rev I J Gibson of Fostoria. Pastor John Wieand plans to preach at Rev Gibson's church Sunday evening.
Ohio Experiment Station reports clover yields depend on timing and seed coverage. March sowing with light harrowing produced 1.61 tons per acre, late April sowing without covering yielded 1.58 tons, drilling with grass seed raised to 1.63 tons, and light covering after broadcast yielded 1.58 tons. Recommends 12 to 18 pounds per acre under good covering and lime soil.
Mrs. Jacob Hilty and her son Thomas spent Sunday visiting relatives in Delaware. Mrs. Hubert Maddie and her daughters Betty Jane and Marjorie of Crestline have returned home after a week with her father Andrew Hotellidg southeast of town.
Ohio poultrymen are advised to guard flocks as the European fowl pest spreads from neighboring states. Officials stress strict containment, quarantining new chicks for two weeks, and reporting suspicious cases to the State Veterinarian in Columbus.
William Gilmore of Licking County Ohio enters the National Seed Corn Show in Chicago this week. His average yield over seven years is 106.17 bushels per acre with yearly variations from 108.68 in 1919 to 134.31 in 1922 and 98.24 in the previous year. His Croton farm lies thirty miles northeast of Columbus.
Seed corn germination in Wyan dot County drops to about 70 percent after shows at Carey Institute Nevada Institute Little Sandusky Marseilles and Wharton. OSU extension specialist Mr. Cutler will hold seed corn culling demonstrations March 12 and 13 to discuss ear germination tests.
The County WCTU held its regular monthly service Sunday afternoon at the county home. Mrs. L Yohe led the devotional and Rev. John Wieand of Oak Grove Church of the Brethren preached a fine sermon. Several songs were sung and prayers offered, with meetings held the first Sunday of each month.
Delores Ruth four year old daughter of Godfrey de la Hamaide died at St Vincent's Hospital Toledo after a brief illness. Remains were taken to Findlay for funeral services held at 2 p m Saturday. She was a granddaughter of Mrs Frank de la Hamaide of this place.
Public auction of the late Mrs. Margaret Lombard’s household goods at the residence corner Muncie and North street at 1 pm on Saturday March 14. Terms cash. Albert J. Lombard, Administrator. Charles Hart was hospitalized in Findlay with a hand injury that became infected and led to blood poisoning. Jacob Stief assisted him to the hospital.
The city council met Monday evening with Mayor Blue presiding. Frank McGown was appointed night police to succeed A. J. Ew Coulter. A list of bills was approved and paid from proper funds, including salaries for numerous officials and firemen, utilities, and supplies. The mayor's February report covers dog licenses, sales, bills passing, and miscellaneous expenses totaling $19 with $2 in fees.
Auctioneered on Wednesday March 11 1925 at 10:00 am the Daniel Lerner farm sale lists 2 horses 10 cattle 14 sheep 60 hogs and 53 shoats plus farming implements including McCormick binders plows grain drill wagons and more. Terms announced day of sale. Lunch by Ladies Aid of M K church. Fred Weisheit Auctioneer. Dr F L Moyer Clerk.
The article urges use of paper fleece twine this season to tie wool and keep taggings separate. It notes a manufacturer spent twenty dollars to remove residue from old hemp twine and emphasizes avoiding discrimination against the new twine.
A gathering of Home Missionary societies from earrnetta and Hancock counties met at the M. E. Church in Findlay last Wednesday. Mrs. E. C. Walker of this place delivered a talk on Our Present Need.
House Bill 250 proposed by Rep J A Fitch of Adams County provides local option elections to prohibit poolrooms and bowling alleys. Elections would be called on petition of one fifth of electors and results stand two years before another vote may be held.
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