22 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
1
A gang of carpenters led by Earl Briggs is enlarging the A. C. and Y. station office to double its former size and reduce the waiting room. New furniture will be provided to handle increased business.
The Pioneer Picnic Association will hold a meeting Monday at 1:00 PM at the Carey Times office to discuss the picnic planned for Thursday June 14. All who support the event are urged to attend.
Branch No 38 C K of O installed new officers led by President Thomas Noon and Vice President John Schira. Other roles include EF J Mangett recording secretary Sylvester Schira financial secretary and treasurer Edward Noon lecturer Peter Krupp and trustees A P Brown Thomas Hucke John S Fox with Christ Hucke as membership committee chairman.
Iron and Metal Co. advertises buying all kinds of ink at market prices. Prospective sellers are told to call a home phone number for inquiries and pricing.
The Kiwanis club met for a bi weekly noon gathering with Judge William ihe discussing how state law on wills has been hindered by failing to provide a will. Hon. L. S. Fuller offered warnings on attorney interests in wills. Farmers' Night speaker Charles V. Truax was announced for March 23 with high attendance expected. Delegates for the International Convention in Atlanta in May were to be chosen next Monday. Judge Duncan received the prize of the day.
Special meetings started last Sunday continue with strong attendance each night at 7 30 except Fridays. Sunday services begin at 7 00. Easter sermon by Rev John P Martin of Cincinnati. New members will join and children will be baptized. special music planned for Sunday school hour.
A small house three doors south of the Findlay Branch on West Street burned Monday near noon. Owned by Wm. Greek and occupied by Burley Spears, the fire came from an overheated stove pipe. The structure was practically destroyed and to be torn down. the Spears family moved to Upper Sandusky.
Tonight in Big Spring township Seneca county at Bear Trap school house district No 9 the debate asks Resolved That Country Life is Better Than City Life. Affirmative speakers are Wilford Presler and Harry Schubert and the negative are Millard Steen and Wil Hall with Wilford Presler noted as the teacher.
Mrs Alma Shuman announces the birth of a daughter Ruth Mae on March 17 to Charles and Mrs Ferguson of Flint Michigan. Charles Ferguson is her nephew and lived with her as a boy.
New line in county shows NEW INVALID CAR Co. X introducing a handsome Reo invalid car to their equipment. This marks the first ambulance vehicle of its kind in the county and is tied to Mr. Ditler whose firm offers ambulance services.
Fashionable Easter hats showcased in varied styles at Helen Courtad. Shop invites customers to view new models and choose from an assortment of headpieces for spring events.
Bus schedule notes show Tiffin service leaving at 9:15 am 1:00 pm and 6:15 pm with a new April 1 change adding Sunday departures at 8:35 am and 6:00 pm near the Opd area.
A school event mix of performances drew praise as Dorcas Brown Elizabeth Stroup Mildred Anger Margaret Sutphen and others performed between acts. The varsity basketball team defeated a North-side quintet 32 25 with Captain Trubey and Arthur Huston prominent. Carey faces Sycamore next, aiming for revenge and playoff care.
Carey High School Midgets battled Green Springs reserve team last Friday night but lost 23 to 8 in the school gym. Green Springs boasted players from six to eight feet, yet Carey fought hard, holding scoreless for the first five minutes and earning praise for effort and Huegele's on floor scores.
The Women's Auxiliary Unit of the American Legion will meet next Monday evening in the Legion rooms. Members who have not paid 1923 dues should do so at this meeting. New committees for 1923 will be appointed and business of interest will be discussed. An hour of social chat will follow with light refreshments served by officers Mrs. Ross Johnson Mrs. Paul Krupp Miss Elsie Howard and Miss Martha Schira.
The confirmation class will be received into church membership Sunday morning at Christ Lutheran Church. Opal Nachbar Virginia Straw Elsie Criger Martha Spencer Ruth Ewing Nellie Sammet Kirtland Straw Donald Kurtz Dale Krebs and Russell Blue are listed as new members.
A steam shovel at the stone quarry struck an unexploded dynamite charge damaging the shovel and a dinkey engine. The blast left one workman with multiple facial bruises.
The Carey Parish Council of the National Catholic Welfare Council presented 17 volumes of the Catholic Encyclopedia to the Dorcus Carey Public Library as a philanthropic donation.
Mr and Mrs J J Stoll and Mr and Mrs E M Burson visited Prospect to see Cassius Grigsby a nephew of the Stolls and Bursons who was severely injured a week ago when blown from a hay rack in a high wind. He is about 50 and paralyzed from the waist down. The hired man on the rack jumped to safety.
A postcard from Ora Hart of Clearwater Florida depicts Brooklyn alongside the Boston Braves and the Clearwater band with Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis. The scene notes Brooklyn training amid a $25 000 ball park and predicts 6 or 7 National League teams will face Brooklyn in Clearwater over the next month.
H L Tracy bought the East Findlay street business block from P W Jacob. The block, remodeled to three first floor shops and American Legion Club rooms on the second floor, sold for 7508 dollars. Robert and Bernard Jacob plan a lunch and pool room in the west room.
W H Fry sold property on Vance Street to Mrs Jessie Grooms with possession next week. The 87 acre Guthrie farm was bought near Upper Sandusky and Fry will move to Nevada after 11 years in Carey. The deal was brokered by A P Brown.
High winds sparked a chimney fire on Monday at Ralph Kinney’s residence near McCutchenville. Zeis and Mitchell applied a galvanized roof on Tuesday and Wednesday while Kinney, his wife, and his mother fought the blaze, extinguishing the fire despite windy conditions.
E M Burson purchased the H A Newcomer business block at the corner of Vance and South streets in Cardington. The deal was closed in Marion with Grant Karr present.
Jonas J Hulse advertises land bank loans with low rates and flexible terms. Contact by write, phone, or visit Second Floor Citizens Bank Building in Upper Sandusky for details.
Mrs Arthur Stoll traveled to Tiffin on Friday due to her father Elmer Lawhead suffering a fall in the yard at his home caused by a heart trouble he endures.
Miss Bernice Lowery suffered a painful finger injury Friday while operating a rotary tube machine at the Federal porcelain plant. A small piece of the middle finger on her left hand was removed.
Public notice invites contact for sale of rags rubber magazines paper old iron tires. Call Harry Tanner at Homs phone Y-221 and he will call at once. Dated 8 9.
Our Lady of Consolation Branch No. 38 C. E. of O schedules an important meeting Thursday evening March 29. Local members are urged to attend and discuss agenda items.
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