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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
4
The piece cautions that Liberty Bonds sell at 6 to 8 dollars below par while a counterfeit stock peddler offers par value in exchange. It notes the stock’s engraving is merely printing cost and contrasts with bonds that gain value and pay dollar for dollar. The author urges farm dogs to deter such scammers.
Secretary of State Smith issued an official statement on women voters eligibility for the primaries. If no referendum demand exists on the woman suffrage law, Ohio women will have the right to vote for delegates to national conventions and in the presidential preference primary.
Gov Cox designates Friday April 9 Arbor Day urging programs in schools to teach tree planting and bird life protection.
Eight hundred desertion cases from 27 counties including Hancock will be prosecuted by Warren Dillon of Toledo. Names received suggest more will follow. Though desertion in war carries death, expected penalties are five years in prison after arrests and convictions. Cases to be heard in federal courts, not court martial. Justice officials note many cases lack legal grounds despite the screening in Washington. Wholesale arrests may take several weeks.
Bloomville Gazette reports Bloom township voters approved a $40,000 school building bond by 202 in favor to 63 against. The turnout was not full but strongest taxpayers supported the measure, indicating some local wealthy residents back the expense.
Sr A Pratt longtime agent for the Northern Ohio reports that Monday morning a new owner, the Akron Canton and Youngstown, assumed control. Officials visited the line in a private car and discussed planned upgrades including a strictly passenger train, with further improvements to follow.
H. H. Heck of the First National Bank serves as treasurer for the local Near Eegst Icelijef fund, directing financial oversight and fundraising efforts.
The Rev. Lyman Sharp of 827 Wilson Street was killed when a T and C C flying switch freight engine struck him at the Baer Lincoln Street crossing as he crossed from his town toward home. He was 74 and a Civil War veteran. the coroner will hear crew testimony as part of the investigation.
Former Wyandot County citizen Samuel J Black resigns as treasurer and sales manager of Foco Oil Co Franklin to become president and board member of Penn Okla Oil Corp Pittsburg stockholders elected him Thursday Principal office will be in Pittsburg with family relocation after March 15 Delaware chartered with 6.5 million capacity divided between preferred and common none for sale stock largely taken will produce refine and market oil
Mrs. Ross Johnson returned from Tiffin after her father Cis Peterson, a foundry moulder, was injured when a tar door cut off the entrance. Workmen climbed over as the engine began moving, catching his foot and crushing it, necessitating amputation.
Mrs Isabell Daniel of Tiffin stayed with her uncle Christian Hoeps. She is the daughter of the late William Bishop who died March 1 at Collins in Huron county. Bishop had been ill four weeks with pneumonia following an attack of tuberculosis. Daniel remained two weeks with her father. Saturday he was improved but Monday morning he suffered a sinking spell and died within minutes.
The Modern Hatchery run by Mr. Tippin stays busy with eggs in trays and regular shipments of baby chicks to all parts of the country every Tuesday and Wednesday. Orders ahead indicate the busy season is approaching and a New York request could not be filled due to limited stock.
National Commander Franklin D Oher of The American Legion asserts the organization shares the same goals as organized labor. He emphasizes loyalty, square dealing, and service to ex servicemen while urging Labor members to join the Legion and uphold patriotism.
An ad extols Pepto-Mangan as restoring vigorous health by nourishing blood. It touts two forms, liquid and tablets, both with the same value and names the genuine product as Gude's, warning that packages without the name are not Pepto-Mangan.
Miss May Lucillé Patterson wed Glenn Ewing Hart at the Patterson home with Rev. J. M. Shimer officiating. The ceremony featured The Bridal Chorus and The Flower Song, maid Martha Patterson singing. Attendants included family from Findlay, Mansfield, Charleston and Cleveland. The couple plan to reside with the groom’s parents in Findlay after a honeymoon trip to Toledo and Cleveland.
Ohio Experiment Station reports seed potato soaking protocols to control common scab and rhizoctonia. Soak for one hour in four ounces corrosive sublimate per 30 gallons of water, replace solution after the third treatment. A simpler scab only method uses one pint formaldehyde per 30 gallons, for use with caution. Disinfect equipment and handling gear before planting.
A Yandot County convention of the Inter-church World Movement is set for Thursday, March 18. The organizer offers payment to attendees.
Forrest R. Black of 119 West Market street won a $1 006 prize in a nationwide essay contest run by the Nationals Industrial Conference Board of Boston. Black submitted June 15, learned of the win Saturday by a Tribune representative. official notice has not yet arrived. He is a Titlin high school graduate (1912) with an A B from Wisconsin (1916) and an M A from Columbus University (1919). He is finishing law studies at Ohio State University and plans to work with Judge George E. Schroth in Tiffin after admission to the bar.
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