Local Store Opens Dresseschool In Cooperation
T H B Kurtz Sons store launches a five week dressmaking school in cooperation with the National Extension Service. Classes meet Wednesdays from 9 30 am to 3 30 pm starting April 7 with free morning sessions. Enrollment is five dollars for the full course. descriptive bulletin available at the store.
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T. H. B. Kurtz Sons ‘Store
National Extension Service
Wenich
Chicazo
New York
Taylor Street In Carey Causes Street Encroachment Debate
The account notes Taylor street, a 66 foot lot line, running from West street near Gott fried residence to the rear of Lanner residence, with buildings encroaching on it from numerous lots. R McDowell moved a house fronting on Taylor and the sidewalk grade measurements revealed the improper use.
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Taylor Street
Carey
West Street
Oe Gottfried
South Street
R. C. Lanner
R. McDowell
Evangelistic Meetings At Methodist Church Prove Successful
Evangelistic meetings opened at the Methodist church on Sunday evening draw large crowds. Rev. Cole delivers messages and the music pleases attendees. The public is invited to attend each evening at 7 30 except Saturday, continuing through April 4.
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Methodist Church
Cole
Young Chester England Called Local Hero for Cistern Rescue
Chester England five year old son of Mr and Mrs Dale England saved his 16 month old brother Lemoyne from an open cistern at the George Dill home on High Street. He grabbed Lemoyne by the clothing and held him above water for an estimated ten to fifteen minutes until help arrived.
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Chester
Dale
England
Lemoyne
George Dill
High’ Street
High
Carey Village Reaches Agreement in 350000 Damage Suit
The Board of Affairs and A C Y officials settle a 350000 damage suit against Carey with the railroad receiving 5 annually for each of three crossings of its high tension line over Careys property, plus an agreement protecting the company from damages from the line. Carey pays court costs about 10 and the settlement was reached without legal counsel, with Councilman Chambers assisting.
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Board of ‘Affairs
Carey
Wheat Stubbles Detriment to New Meadows
Hay buyers say last season’s small crop shows wheat stubbles harm new meadows. Many farmers leave stubble in fields so hay cannot be cut low enough, lowering quality for a marketable product.
Democratic Judge Candidate Visits Bucyrus on Campaign Trail
Mr and Mrs W J Schwenck of Bucyrus were in town Wednesday en route to Findlay. Schwenck seeks the court of appeals seat and previously served two terms as Bucyrus city solicitor and two terms as Crawford county prosecuting attorney.
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W. J. Schwenck
Bucyrus
Findlay
Schwenck
Court of Appeals
Crawford County
McDaniel to Open Overland Sales Room on N Vance Street
A. McDaniel of Richwood will lease the north room of the J. P. Newhard block and open an Overland sales room around April 1. He will sell autos and auto parts and move his family to town. His brothers are Overland agents in Upper Sandusky and Marion.
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J, A. McDaniel
Richwood
J. P. Newhard
N. Vance Street
Overland
McDaniel
L. M. McDaniel
Upper Sandusky
M. L. McDaniel
Marion
Evangelical Notes Socials and Class Meetings
The Loyal Workers class met Friday night March 19 at Mr and Mrs W M Green home. The K of N C class met Thursday night March 18 at Joe Dible home. Our worse Week begins Sunday March 7 and lasts until Easter.
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W. M. Green
K. of N. C
Joe Dible
Purchased Home Moves on Dow Street Properties
Elmer Strahm and his family have bought the Snyder property on Dow street near Mrs. Ed Criger, expanding their residence on the same block in town.
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Elmer Strahm
Emma Rauble
Dow Street
Snyder
Ed Criger
Banns Published for Local Marriage
Banns were published at Our Lady of Consolation church on Sunday morning for the marriage of Harold Bentz of Fostoria and Miss Martha Slotterbeck of the city.
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Our Lady of Consolation
Harold Bentz
Fostoria
Martha Slotterbeck
Free admission lecture on Colorado Northwest and Alaska
Free admission cards are available from public school pupils or at East and West buildings. The lecture will be this evening at the high school auditorium, presented by a Northern Pacific representative and illustrated with moving and still pictures.
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Colorado
Northwest
Alaska
Wyandot County Missionary Council Holds All Day Session
The Wyandot county council of the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet for an all day session at the local Methodist church. A pot luck dinner will be served in the dining room at noon.
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Wyandot County
Carey Times Want Ads Spur Name Card Trade
Printed or engraved name cards at the Carey Times office invite readers to collect their share of profits from the newspaper’s want ads.
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Carey Times
Conference To Be Held Here By Synod of Ohio
The Western Conference of the Synod of Ohio of the United Lutheran Church in America will meet at Christ Lutheran Church on May 3 and 4.
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Western Conference
The
Synod of Ohio of the
United Lutheran Church In America
Christ Lutheran Church
Masonic Entered Apprentice Degree Planned by Carey Lodge
Carey Lodge No 420 I A M will confer the Entered Apprentice degree Friday night in a Masonic work ceremony.
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Carey Lodge No. 420
Rehearsals Begin for Carey Minstrel Show
Rehearsals started Monday evening for the K of C minstrel. The show, touted as one of the finest of its kind in Carey, will be held at the Catholic hall on Thursday and Friday evenings, April 8 and 9.
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Carey
Catholic Hall
False report on Wharton Vanlue energy supply
The Board of Affairs denies a claim that Wharton and Vanlue have stopped buying electric energy from Carey and are now served directly by Ohio Power Co. The statement is incorrect and the existing supplier arrangement remains unchanged.
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Board of Affairs
Wharton and
Vanlue
Carey
Ohio Power Co
Post Office Mail Arrives Earlier Than Week Before
Last Thursday morning the Times appeared at the post office a little earlier than the prior week. Town mail was available at 9 15 a.m.
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Times
Our Town
Building Office On N Vance Street Sparks Display Fence
Trubey and Grine plan an office 14 by 20 feet on their lot on N Vance Street where a warehouse stands. Their fence is on display as construction begins.
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Trubey & Grine
N. Vance Street
Seventy Miles an Hour in a For . See Ad on Page Three
Classified snippet notes a statement about seventy miles an hour in a scheme or vehicle described as For . See accompanying advertisement on page three by U. S. TAXI CO. of Upper Sandusky Ohio.
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U. 8. Taxi CO
Upper Sandusky, O
Carey Chautauqua Dates Set for 1926
Chautauqua dates announced for 1926 run with performances scheduled June 2 3 4 5 and 7. Organizers plan readings music lectures and entertainment featuring prominent speakers and artists.
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Carey
Lenten and Holy Week Services At Christchurch
The Lutheran church schedules Lent services tonight at 7 30 with a talk on The Lords Supper Its Meaning and Implications The Volunteer Workers meet at 7 Next Sunday Palm Sunday marks the largest catechumen class in Christchurch history with public invited Holy Week services run nightly except Monday and Saturday Messages cover The Way to the Cross The Cross in History and Legend The Attraction of the Cross The Inevitable Ass and Easter activities include baptism and Holy Communion on Easter Sunday night the forty two voice mixed choir will perform the sacred cantata The King Triumph ant by Ashford
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Christchurch
Ashford
Radio Listeners Meet Plans Evening Talk At Library
A large crowd attended a meeting on the 15th and organizers urge all radio owners to attend Monday evening March 29 at the library. An out of town speaker is expected to discuss radio troubles and promote an organized effort to stop radio worries.
Carey Farmers Community Club Meeting Notice
The Carey Farmers Community Club will meet Monday evening at the cooperative cream station to discuss township schools. All members are urged to attend and others may join. refreshments will be served.
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Carey Farmers’ Community Club
Hog Sale At Fostoria Union Stock Yards
Last Monday Frank Lucius of Fostoria sold three hogs to the Fostoria Union Stock Yards. The hogs weighed a total 920 pounds for an average of 306 pounds each. They were seven months old and hand raised after their mother died when they were a few days old.
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Frank Lucius
Fostoria
Two Newborns Reported In Local Families
A 70 pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Crates on Wednesday fore noon. A son arrived for Mr and Mrs Clarence Schibley of Findlay on March 16. Mrs Schibley is formerly Miss Dora Stillberger of Carey.
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Paul Crates
Clarence Schibley
Findlay
Schibley
Dora Stillberger
Carey
Home from Ohio State Easter Vacation Crew
Albert Feck Richard Frederick Lyman Baker Harold Graves George Dunn Truman Romig Ralph Pontius Julia Kinsinger and Hazel Snyder are home from Ohio State at Columbus for their Easter vacation.
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Albert Feck
Richard Frederick
Lyman Baker
Harold Graves
George Dunn
Truman Romig
Ralph Pontius
Julia Kinsinger
Hazel Snyder
Ohio State
Columbus
Knights of Columbus Kiwanis sponsor Good Friday closing
The Knights of Columbus with Kiwanis Club sponsor a Good Friday event closing Carey businesses from 1:00 to 3:00 p m.
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Knights of Columbus
Kiwanis Club
Carey’s
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Big Man
Fellowa
Burson & Kurtz
the House of Kuppenheimer
Rev
E. E. Cole
Methodist Evagelistic Meetings
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Banns Published
Foreign Missionary Council
K. of
C. Minstrel
Attention
N. B. Vandall
Lutheran Church Notes
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