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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
4
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President Wilson will increasingly set his own course rather than follow precedents. He plans to invite Vice President Marshall to cabinet meetings, praising his counsel. Marshall is viewed as bright and honest, and the country shares this high opinion.
The fifth and final lecture of the entertainment course will be on Friday night, March 14, by H. V. Adams. The talk titled Grapes of Gold promises humor, power of suggestion, and clear insight. Adams' varied career as editor, attorney, preacher, and lecturer is noted, with strong praise from press in several states. Ice cream service by Pieraccini's will follow.
Funeral services for Mrs Sophia Van Heyde were held Thursday morning at her son ex mayor Albert Van Heyde s home at 9 30 with Rev W J Hagerman officiating and music by local musicians. Remains were taken by trolley to Columbus then Circleville for burial in Forest Cemetery. Pallbearers included Albert Van Heyde C H Sisson and grandsons Harry Charles Sisson Joseph Patterson and T W Wade.
The American Express Company notifies local agent C. E. Hunter that from March 1 they will deliver and pick up express beyond prior business limits. New routes extend from Hocking Valley R R Findlay street to West street then north to Findlay and Vance streets, tracing C C C and St L Ry right of way to West street.
W. R. Graveldinger assumes Big Four agent duties in Carey replacing ill health retiree W. C. Lytle who moves to Phoenix with his wife and son Clare. Graveldinger trained in Tiffin under Lytle and spent the last decade as cashier in the Tiffin freight office.
William Wyborn received a copy of the Sydney Morning Herald noting the death of his sister Mrs Ostey Cook aged 88 years and 11 months. He had not seen her since sixty years ago when she left England for Australia with her husband and children. The death occurred in January.
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Gould of Cleveland died suddenly then her remains were brought to the Gould family home in nearby city. A short service was held by Rev B F De Vaux and she was buried in Spring Grove cemetery. The baby would have been five months old the day of death.
A very large audience attended the Cambridge Players last Thursday despite unfavorable weather. Promises raised expectations, and patrons delivered praise with many calling it perhaps the best entertainment ever here.
Revival meetings conducted by Rev. P. F. De Vaux continue with encouraging results. About thirty seekers came to the altar and several conversions occurred. Five accessions to the church were recorded last Sunday.
Ward Zeis formerly of Findlay relocates as local agent for Western & Southern Life Insurance Co. Mrs. Zeis and children stayed Tuesday evening to Wednesday noon with Dr. I N Zeis before moving to their new Portsmouth home.
Mrs Elizabeth Kathryn Cushman Montague died March 2 at 9 15 am at her daughter Mrs A L Rogers of Sycamore Ohio She was born in 1825 aged 88 years 2 days in Ashtabula Ohio Her life spanned Fairfield Wyandot and Carey areas with seven children four surviving Kinsey Montague Carey George W Montague Carey and Ellis Montague Tiffin She leaves seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren The funeral was held in Carey with Rev J Luther Spaid officiating and a local quartet providing music extended family from Lima Prospect Tiffin and surrounding towns attended.
Friday evening a gathering at Mrs. John Lowery's home south of Carey turned into a surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kramer Jr as they prepare to move. Peanut shells distributed among guests concealed a message announcing the news.
The wedding took place in Windsor Canada on January 3 and united Miss Delcie Lowery with Mr Glenn Snyder of this city The groom is the son of Mrs William Snyder and works at the Porcelain Plant They plan to reside at home for now and move to a own home soon Friends extend congratulations as they start married life.
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