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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1925

Page

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Kiwanis Luncheon Plans and Club Reports

Eighteen Kiwanis members met for the Monday luncheon with no speaker. Reports covered the Farmers' Might program and president Harding memorial expenses. Invitations were extended for the Eddie’s Night program, Inter-City Meet in Mansfield, and next week's guest Brooks Fletcher, with Fletcher’s talk described as non political.

Kiwanis Club Harding Pr Aef Mansfield Jacob Stief Keller Brooks Fletcher Congress

New Ford Damaged After Collision Near Marion

Wm. Donelson's new Ford sedan was badly damaged Sunday night when Rex Donelson dozed and the car struck a telephone pole turning turtle. Donelson escaped serious injury with minor facial scratches. The car was towed to a Ford service station for repairs Monday morning. Classmates starring Richard Barthelmess screens at the Strand Monday and Tuesday, notable for its unique West Point Military Academy setting.

Wm. Donelson Rex. Donelson Marion Donelson Ford Richard Barthelmess Strand West Point Millitary Academy

Mrs Ensign Speaks on Temperance in Union County

A Wayman?s Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs. L G Ranger?s home featured Mamie T. Ensign of Defiance presenting on Scientific Temperance Instruction and anti narcotic work in schools. She showed student posters, spoke to grades in Carey schools, and planned to continue the program next week. Mrs. Goble led with songs and a short solo preceded by prayers and scripture.

Wayman’'s Christian Temperance Union L. G. Ranger W. H. Snyder W. D. Goble Dora Ferrer Elza Jacobs Mamie T. Ensign Defiance Ensign Carey Schools Union County

Legion Special Meeting Broadcast From Cincinnati

Satae Veslo announces a special March 16 meeting at the Legion club rooms with minimal business. A radio program from Cincinnati will be broadcast, described as an exclusive American Legion effort aiding Legionnaires and ex servicemen. ARTHUR F. BYERS Adjutant urges attendance to learn the why and wherefor and notes a big feed on the program.

Legion Club Cincinnati American Legion Legion Arthur F. Byers

Carey Auxiliary Card Party Set by American Legion

The Carey area ladies are invited to a card party at Mrs. Almon Blue’s home hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary on Wednesday afternoon March 18 from two to five. Tickets cost 25 cents and light refreshments will be served. Bring friends.

Carey Almon Blue American Legion Auxilary

Emerine Purchases Pool Room in Willard Building

J and P B Emerine have bought from H L Tracy of Willard the business room occupied by L A Kramer’s pool hall. The sale was arranged through Newhard Real Estate Co.

P. B. Emerine H. L. Tracy Willard L. A. Kramer Newhard Real Estate Co

Pythian Sisters Schedule Regular Meeting Tonight

The Pythian Sisters will hold a regular session this evening with large attendance urged for practice ahead of the two week inspection.

Pythian Sisters

Senior Play Seventeen Presented by Caney High School

The Seniors present Seventeen by Booth Tarkington on Tuesday evening March 17 at Caney High School. Cast includes Baxter Sylvanus, Richard Frederick, Xavier Arnold, Joe Bullitt, Harold Tong Genesis, Harold Graves, Jane Baxter and Mrs Baxter among others. Beneficiary supports the school annual. Prof. Moore’s orchestra will provide interludes and new scenery enhances the amateur production.

Booth Tarkington Caney High School William Sylvanus Baxter Richard Frederick Mr. Baxter Xavier Arnold Joe Bullitt Harold Tong Genesis Harold Graves Johnnie Watson Grant Gibson George Cropper George Dunn Mr. Parcher John Sheridan Wallie Banks Lyman Baker Jane Baxter Martha Hart Lola Pratt Mildred Gunther May Parcher Thelma Wonder Ethel Bake Hazel Snyder Mary Brooks Zenith Mrs. Baxter Mildred Mann Prof. Moore

February Vital Statistics Report Including Births and Deaths

February births list two girls and three boys born to Wohlgamuth Putnam Fox Lowery Iden Smiley couples on Feb 6 15 16 18 21 and 26. February deaths record Harold Jackson Green on Feb 4 and Mrs Margaret Lombard on Feb 20.

Orville Wohlgamuth Lester Putnam Joseph Fox Harley Lowery Harry Iden Harold Jackson Green Margaret Lombard

Sunday schedule and supper event at local church

The notice lists Sunday activities: 9 15 Sunday at 9 15, 10 30 Sunday school, 6 30 divine worship with sermon by the pastor, 7 30 Epworth League devotional, and 7 30 evening services. Address by Hon Brooks Fletcher. Monday 6 30 Fathers and Sons and Mothers and Daughters banquet in the recreational room with the congressman giving the address. Tickets admitting two for $1. Outsiders should notify the pastor. Wednesday 7 30 prayer meeting.

Epworth League Brooks Fletcher Congress

Revival Meeting At St John's Evangelical Church

The evangelistic campaign at St John s Evangelical church began Sunday night and is well attended with a good spirit. Evangelist H Enry conducts the services, a man of ability and experience. Soul Winners League quartette of Findlay and Biglick quartette expected to provide special music.

St John’s Evangelical Church H Enry League Findlay Biglick

Public Sale Offered by Mrs J J Zint at Findlay Street

On Saturday March 21 1925 at 1 00 p m the undersigned breaking up housekeeping offers all her household goods and several valuable books at public auction at her residence 119 W Findlay St Mrs J J Zint

W. Findlay St J. J. Zint

Four bankruptcy petitions filed in Federal Court Monday

Four voluntary petitions were filed in Federal Court on Monday. Among them is James L. White of Upper Sandusky listed with liabilities of 24806.30 and assets of 23712.00.

James L. White Upper Sandusky

Deals in Dirt Across Several Townships

A series of land transfers valued at one dollar take place among multiple owners. Myrtle May Plott to M H Kear secures sixty five acres in Ridge township while Ray B Kear gains eighty four and ninety eight hundredths acres in Salem township. Thomas J Manhart sells lots 163 164 and 165 in Harpster for one dollar to Nellie I Beck. Bertha B McCarrol et al transfer part of lot 2 in Wharton to George Bolton for two thousand dollars. Sylvester Shuman and wife convey 101 acres in Crawford township to James F Shuman for one dollar. James F Shuman and wife sell 101 acres in Crawford township to Grover O Hile and Vida B Hile for one dollar. Grover Hile and wife transfer seventy eight and forty four hundredths acres in Ridge township to Rolly C Firestone for one dollar. Lee Ogg and wife sell eighty acres in Ridge township to L O and Mae Pratt for thirty one dollars.

Myrtle May Plott M. H. Kear Ridge Township Ray B. Kear Myrtle May Salem Township Thomas J. Manhart Nellie I. Beck Wood and Harpster Bertha B. McCarrol George Bolton Wharton Sylvester Shuman James F. Shuman Crawford Township Grover O. Hile Vida B. Hile Grover Hile Rolly C. Firestone Lee. Ogg L. O Mae Pratt

Baby News From Local Parish and Hospitals

A son Gerald Leroy was born March 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Car Schira and baptised by Father Ignatius with Cyril Kramer as sponsors. A 9-pound son Jack Richard arrived Saturday at Findlay Home and Hospital for Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Capell. Mrs. Capell is improving after illness. J T Stombaugh’s family reports a 7-pound daughter Martha Rose to Mr. and Mrs. W E Sutton of Shadyside, with Mrs. Sutton being a Stombaugh daughter who has visited recently.

Car! Schira Ignatius Gerald Leroy Cyril Kramer Cecil Capell Findlay Jack Richard Capell J. T. Stombaugh

Burglars Hit Carey Firms Night of Week

Burglars entered the Stoll Garage and D C Henry grocery in Carey on Wednesday night trying Emerine Bros meat shop. At Stoll's the cash register opened and about 40 cents in silver token taken after breaking a rear door tran som. Henry grocery saw a broken rear door glass and cash register. small change taken. Emerine Bros back door tampered with and screen torn. no merchandise stolen.

Stoll Garage D.C Henry Grocery Emerine Bros Stoll’s Henry Grocery

Boy Hit by Car on North Street Near Toledo Street

Four year old John Starkey son of Mr and Mrs Charles Starkey was struck by a slowly moving automobile driven by LN Baumgardner on North Street near Toledo Street. The child was not seriously injured though one ear was cut by a sharp part of the vehicle after the horn was honked to scare away a dog.

John Charles Starkey LN Baumgardner North St Toledo St Baumgardner

Body to be moved to Spring Grove cemetery

Mrs Grant Karr has bought a lot in Spring Grove cemetery and plans to move the body of her husband Grant Karr from Greenfield cemetery. C XN Diller will supervise the transfer, to be done next week, possibly March 15.

Grant Karr Spring Grove Greenfield XN Diller

Womans Christian Temperance Union to Meet at Mrs Campbell Sr Home

The regular meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held this Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Edward Campbell Sr on South Patterson Street.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Edward Campbell Patterson Street

Frigidaire Refrigerator Demonstrator Coming to Sutter

We have taken the agency for the Frigidaire refrigerator. Come in to learn about it. A demonstrator will be at our place shortly.

Sutter

Married in Monroe license issued to Milton Roger and Iva Lowman

A marriage license was issued in Monroe on Saturday to Milton Roger of Toledo and Iva Lowman of Carey. D. W. Pepple remains in Dayton hospital awaiting an operation. Mrs. Loren Stahl hosts the Nineteen Hundred Club Friday afternoon. J. L. Hood builds a four room house on Grove street with bath. Mrs. C C Carr and Mrs Gamel attend a golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Ira Platts with about a hundred guests.

Monroe Milton Roger Toledo Iva Lowman Carey D. W. Pepple Dayton Loren Stahl Nineteen Hundred Club J. L. Hood Grove Street C C Carr Gamel Ira Platts

Brooks Fletcher to Speak Here at Local Banquet and Talks

Brooks Fletcher of Marion congressman and noted lecturer will headline the Fathers and Sons and Mothers and Daughters banquet at the Methodist church next Monday night March 16. He will also speak Sunday night and address public schools and the Kiwanis club luncheon with his wife Mrs. Fletcher accompanying.

Brooks Fletcher Marion Congress Methodist Church Kiwanis Club Fletcher

Funeral services for Paul Frederick held at East Findlay

Funeral services for Paul Frederick were conducted Saturday afternoon at 1 30 from the home of his parents on East Findlay street. Rev W F Martin officiated with hymns by a quartet and piano by Roger Lindsay. Interment was in Spring Grove cemetery. Attendees included relatives from Toledo and Upper Sandusky.

Paul Frederick F. H. Frederick East Findlay Street W F. Martin M E. Church George Ash W .D. Goble J B Moore J. A Newcomer Roger Lindsay Raymond Dirnyet Wilford Stonibaugh Alfred Gatrarer Kenneth ‘O'Brien Thomas Hilty John Biand Harold Chesebro Clyde Huston Spring Grove J. A. Lantz Robert Russell Lantz George Lowery George Pfeifer Harold Kessler John Kessler Mary Kessler George McCoy Ruth Toledo Clarence Houser Upper Sandusky

Lutheran Church Notes Lee Plans for Sunday Services

The church reports growing attendance for sermons on A Message to the Church and Worldly Christianity. Evening talks continue The Story of My Life with next Sunday night titled The Solution of Myroblem. The Luther League will discuss Preparation for Soul-winning led by Miss Carolyn Newhard. Pastor to visit Vanlue church. Wittenberg Clean-up Campaign progresses. over half of debt paid with final payments due March 1 to local treasurer E B Kurtz.

Pergamum Carolyn Newhard Vanlue Wittenberg E. B. Kurtz

Farm Movements Bring Local Housing Shifts This Week

Farmers relocate houses and farms this week around Carey. B E Hudson and family move from Fred Dible farm west of town to Frank Ruffing farm north of town. Dible moves from L G Ranger farm to his own place. Homer Phillips moves to Ranger farm from Ray Beebe farm. Charles Thompson leaves Harvey Wonder farm to Beebe farm. Wonder place filled by newly married Mr and Mrs Wesley Wonder.

B. E. Hudson Fred Dible Frank Ruffing Carey Mr. Dible L. G. Ranger Homer Phillips Ranger Ray Beebe Charles Thompson Harvey Wonder Beebe

Rites Held for Foster Breitigam Aged Two in Vanlue

Foster Phillip Breitigam aged two years one month and 25 days died Monday morning from whooping cough and pneumonia. Funeral services were conducted at the home by Rev Constien of the Vanine church, with burial in Lee cemetery under CF Sutter. He was a nephew of Mrs Nellie Still of Carey, the mother being her sister.

Foster Phillip Breitigam Willis Breitigam Vanlue Rev Constien Vanine Church Lee Cemetery CF Sutter Phue Nellie Still Carey Still

Mrs Oliver Mackan Returns to Carey Times

Mrs Oliver Mackan resumes duties at the Carey Times after three weeks assisting in Plain City while the editor cared for a sick mother. Friends who recalled her seven week tenure last year welcomed her back and hope she will return to Carey often.

Oliver Mackan Carey Times Plain City Mackan The Times Carey

Teachers Institute Heads to Upper Sandusky Next Saturday

County teachers plan a Saturday trip to Upper Sandusky for a institute gathering. Miss Edna Easley Cra Sawyer and F Jo Ruble from Carey schools are on the program.

Ao Nmumiber Techs Upper Sandusky Edna Easley Wits Cra Sawyer F Jo Ruble Carey

Pot Luck Supper by Moose Lodge Funds W

The Legionalires of the Moose lodge host a pet luck supper at the hall on Tuesday evening at 7 30. Proceeds support lodge activities and community events.

Legionalires Moose Lodge

Special Hat Sale at Hele Hat Shoppe Week End

Hele Hat Shoppe runs a week end special with an assortment of hats in smart styles priced at $9 each. The promotion highlights affordable headwear offerings for customers seeking value and style this weekend.

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Mrs. Ensign Ae SS A. L. Auxiliary Party Lexknit Blazers Burson & Kurtz John Stoody Robert Smiley WLC TU Warren G. Harding United States Ohio Columbus Pat’’ Harrison Vic Donahey Cagst Henr Lindsay America NATO Kenton William Jennings Bryan Ibrooks “Fletcher Lutheran Church Notes Wonder Wesley Wonder Teachers Institute
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