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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
3
The paper reports ongoing difficulties from low gas pressure halting linotype use for days. Staff worked mornings, afternoons, and nights to catch up, but many tasks remained undone. They vow to secure dependable fuel before next winter.
Carey unit invites comrades to attend meetings at their convenience in a courteous gesture. Nial H. Ryder signs the notice on behalf of the Earl Green Post No 344.
The Findlay train on its second trip to that city Tuesday ran off course and became stuck in a muddy ditch near Vanlue. It was freed after strenuous efforts and returned home to be cleaned rather than complete its Findlay run.
Market briefing notes show Carey markets corrected Thursday morning with oat and corn prices per bushel and livestock categories including heavy hogs light hogs calves listed among the updates.
W E Bates visited Fostoria and Risings on Tuesday. A carload of Schu wacher ped was received. Trubey and Grine Carry. Michaels and Sycamore show sly behavior amid nervous break down. Mrs Etta Shoup of Kenton stayed with relatives here. Elza Jacobs bought a Marvin framing outfit in Findlay. High school boys plan basketball in Sycamore tonight. Carvey Times subscription to rise to 32 00 after March 16. Clyde Campbell moves his family from Yaniue and rents the Chesebrough house on South street. J E B Wright of south town has improved after weeks of nervous trouble. Mrs Emma Kentz and Ruby Wonder of Fostoria visited with the Wonders. Mrs E P Copley and children visited from Columbus. Anna Arend, 17, ill with scarlet fever. Three Boff children ill with measles and entire family afflicted with scarlet fever. Mrs Charles McCune of Dayton and Mrs S B Beitler of Columbus came to tend ill mother Mrs S D Myers and sister Miss Mattie Myers. Lawrence Fenstemaker family and Mrs H E Glady’s group suffer grip. Cludy oversees work at both places. Mr and Mrs Wm Eatherton of Vanlue toured to S M Ranger farm with Mrs Latherton’s sister Mrs J F Riter. Walter M Myers bought Annette Harcher residence on South Sandusky Ave. occupancy April 1. Myers plan to move after remodel.
Funeral services for George V. Karg were conducted Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Lutheran church with Dr. E. Luther S. officiating. A quartet sang and interment followed at Spring Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were his four sons and two brothers. Out of town attendees included many Karg relatives and friends. Floral tributes honored the family and a large community showing followed.
Private funeral services for Don ald Bott were held at the home of his parents three and a half miles west of town at 9 30 AM last Thursday. Rev Father Englebert officiated. Interment was in St Marys cemetery. Floral tributes came from family and friends including Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams Mr and Mrs Earl Williams Mr and Mrs CA Williams and son Paul Dr and Mrs I N Zeis and others with sprays and baskets of carnations sweet peas lilies cyclamen and ferns.
Mr and Mrs Frank Boff express sincere gratitude to neighbors who helped during their bereavement. They also thank those who sent flowers, Father Englebert for consoling words, and Undertaker Diller for services.
Report of the Condition of The Peoples Bank Company at Carey Ohio as of February 28 1920. Includes resources such as loans on real estate collateral and other loans as well as bonds and securities and cash. Liabilities list capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits. Official notary affirmation dated March 1920.
Relatives and friends express gratitude for sympathy and aid after the death of Georgy Karg on March 2, 1920. Thanks to floral donors Rev E Luther S Carey Lutheran Church author and funeral staff Mr Patterson for their consolation and efficient service at the home and grave. Mrs George Karg and children.
Fragmentary OCR shows transfers and considerations including Ralph Perkins to John Grio May involve party of 10. Carey and Temple connected to parcels in Hart sub division with lot 5 and 850 dollars noted. Jacob Fruth and B Ringel appear in Crawford township with a total consideration around 12000 dollars.
A special meeting of Earl Green Post 344 American Legion will be held next Monday at 7 30 PM at Moose Hall.
The article notes rough diamonds lose about 60 percent of weight when cut and polished, leaving 46 355 474 carats of finished gems. It also highlights Redwood lumbers long lasting resistance to rot and fire, with heartwood enduring 25 years or more and resisting decay fungi due to tannin oils and resins.
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