March Storms Bring Spring’s Gentle Hope
A poem describes March as stormy yet welcoming as winds and clouds give way to sunlit days. The verse imagines northern lads returning, spring’s gentle name, and skies turning blue as May.
15 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1928
Page
1
A poem describes March as stormy yet welcoming as winds and clouds give way to sunlit days. The verse imagines northern lads returning, spring’s gentle name, and skies turning blue as May.
Multiple land transfers and guardianship actions listed for Eden and Tymochtee townships. Transactions include 40 to 1596 acres, with consideration amounts from 1 to 1000 dollars, involving individuals such as Friedan Beard Alfred Beard Bert Padley Jacob Maley HR Monroe and others. records show sheriff sales and railway company interests.
Trustees retain sole control of township highways under a new law causing funds and maintenance to hinge on compliance. Erosion and road surface issues threaten mileage and road quality as financial pressures mount, with managerial bottlenecks delaying improvements.
Fragmentary text describes the death of a U.S. president and ensuing events. It notes Warren, likely a public figure, and mentions military movements to Fort Thomas and Catumba areas. The piece references a large number visiting the Harding era, with dates around 1923.
Printed name cards show a Chamber of Commerce meeting due Thursday afternoon at 3 00 at the Strand. Every business place should be represented.
Champion Grange No 40 met Monday night with good attendance. They planned a program at McCutchenville on March 16 and discussed duties and entertainments for officers. Members shared talks, readings, a piano solo, and a game with Harold Cope winning the contest.
Funeral services for Mrs Karl Ward were held from the drome Pridas church on a Thursday afternoon. Interment followed at Oakwood. She had suffered health issues for six years and died after a brief illness. Survived by husband and daughter Millie, and father Eimer Greeno of Findlay. Born January 10, 1888 in Carey, she was baptized at Cary and joined the United Brethren church. maiden name Elmeda Greeno.
A brass columned three story front clock, described as an S-davy piece, sits in Mr Kentfield’s Pleasant town home near WoOoS. The large door bears a Main glass with Kentfield viewing the clock face and a now clear mirror beneath, and painted figures on the bottom glass. The clock keeps accurate time as it did for his father years ago.
Attorney General Edward C Turner ruled that a village cannot keep traffic lights on an extended state road without authorization from the state director of highways. The opinion was issued Saturday to George F. Schlesinger, director of highways.
Thirteen indictments totaling 35 charges name 138 men in the Arcadia Bank and Savings Co case. Fred P. Conaway and Clyde Wheland face embezzlement and forgery counts. directors including G W Dick and Isaiah Myers are charged with misapplication and false ledger entries. One secret indictment remains pending arrest.
Ohio farmers report higher corn prices than a year ago with 17 cents gains for Ohio and other states showing smaller increases or declines. The usual upward trend from winter to late summer may be tempered by crop quality and livestock demand. Feeding needs remain steady, though some regions show below standard corn quality increasing demand for good grain.
Fragment partially describes a wedding scene with confusion and chaotic remarks. Mentions waste, ceremony timing, and a crowd reacting as fowls scatter rice. No clear names of people or organizations are readable.
Notice from Buckeye Reduction Co Findlay Ohio contact 3659 Teleph one support Sunday and evenings. They pay telephone charge on dead stock orders and remove free of charge.
Advertises Sure Relief for sore throat with Thoxine claiming 15 minute relief vs slow gargles. Mentions internal act. chloroform listed as an ingredient and a money back guarantee. Sold by The Ewing Drug Co. and other drug stores.
The church led by Rev. Father Aloys M. Fish lists Sunday Masses at 7:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. with Vespers and Benediction at 7:30 p.m. Weekday masses are at 6:30 and 8:00 a.m.
iS H Naumann minister of Homelike Church invites worship with a 7 30 p m Thursday choir rehearsal 2 00 p m Saturday Catechism 9 30 a m Sunday school morning worship 10 45 a m sermon A Runaway Preacher senior Christian Endeavor 4 30 p m evening worship 7 86 p m sermon A Good Man s Hell Wednesday prayer meeting ok Come and bring friends cordial welcome to all services
Paul R. Clouser, Pastor, Sunday March 11 features Sunday school at 9 15 morning worship at 10 30 sermon at Vanlue Lutheran church 2 30 vesper 4 30 Luther League 5 30 topic What is it in Jesus that Attracts Young People Leaders Gertrude Yohe Betty Allen vocal duet Gertrude Allen Peggy DeWitt Wednesday Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society at 7 00 p m prayer meeting at 7 30 p m
Rev Joseph Shellhaas presides with Sunday school at 9 15 morning worship at 10 30 with sermon The Meaning of Religion by Dr Hartziger Epworth League at 6 30 catechism at 7 00 and evening worship at 7 30 with Why I Believe in the Church by Dr Hartzler Wed March 7 mid week service.
C J Hart has been duly appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Alvin Grady of Wyandot County Ohio, deceased. Dated February 17 1988 Earl B Carter Judge of the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
A guide listing twelve questions to judge farm lease quality. It emphasizes written clarity fairness tenant protections and essential lease elements including date signatures property description term rent amount and payment details.
A Tatler snippet quotes a wife lamenting a life spent on golf and home Sundays, while her husband insists he cannot be bribed to change his ways. The exchange highlights domestic tensions over leisure and control.
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