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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
4
Edgar A. Guest writes of a can do spirit as he recalls a person who began the impossible with courage. He dismisses doubters and urges bold effort, noting many warn against risk yet one should start, sing, and attempt what others say cannot be done.
Eden Newton Green died last Thursday at his son Cleo Green's home on South street after a year there. Born near Columbus Ohio November 6 1852 he was 72 years 4 months and 13 days. Survived by children Lottie Collier May Stevens Fannie Hitchcock Cleo Guy Green Fred Green and 13 grandchildren two great grandchildren and siblings. Funeral at Cleo Green's home then Van Wert First Friends church and Woodlawn cemetery interment with thanks to helpers and contributors.
William Adelsperger, a Civil War veteran, died Monday evening at his home west of Alvada after months of ill health. He was 83. He leaves his wife, one son Milton on the home farm, and several brothers and sisters. Mrs Adelsperger was sister to Albert Adelsperger and aunt to Mrs C F Ruffing of Carey.
All members of the W A of the Maccabees are asked to attend Friday evening for initiation. No pot luck as planned. The penny social is set for April 3.
Gerald Bradley of Carey high school joins Wittenberg University football camp as a freshman. If he maintains study credits, he becomes eligible for the Cardinal and Cream team in autumn. Coach R. Godfrey says many candidates remain to be evaluated as spring practice begins with kicking and signaling drills. Weather has been fair and cold as yearlings progress.
Wyandot county chapter reports national Red Cross directive to accept all local donations for the Illinois and Indiana tornado disaster. Banks across Wyandot are authorized to receive gifts, with several branches listed including First National in Upper Sandusky and multiple Sycamore and nearby towns.
Bucyrus Telegraph Forum reports an order for 35 000 feet of narrow carpet strip lumber to be used in flooring at the West Lake Hotel in Rocky River a Cleveland suburb. The Cun ningham Lumber Company manager notes the strip is designed for fastening of floor coverings in the hotel rooms.
A speaker questions the safety of grade crossings comparing them to historic saloon violence. He argues abolishing crossings could save lives but warns of high costs, noting a gasoline tax could fund road improvements and safer bridges.
Local classified notice invites readers to use Carey lime advertisements to declutter and refresh homes. Promotes affordable ad placements to reach households seeking removal and disposal services.
Dr John E Monger state health director calls for a March health campaign in Ohio to curb public spitting and careless sneezing. He urges local health commissioners civic groups and men’s organizations to lead anti spitting efforts to reduce influenza tuberculosis pneumonia and other illnesses. Posters and literature from the Ohio Public Health Association will aid communities.
Martha A. Ewing born June 10 1841 in Perry county Ohio eldest of five children. Married James T Ewing June 5 1866 near Adrian Ohio later living in Adrian Fostoria Toledo Buckland and Akron. Survived by sons Guy C Ewing and John Ewing plus five grandchildren. She joined the Methodist Episcopal church early and remained active until death.
The Mt Blanchard Journal reports a community moving picture outfit funded by business leaders and schools. The machine and equipment are ordered for wide use, with street showings and occasional school auditorium events planned, plus classroom educational reels.
Prayer meeting this Thursday at 7 30 at Rev Wiand's home. Sunday school at 9 30. Morning service at 10 45 with Rev J J Scrogum of Hart Michigan preaching. Evening service at 7 30. Members attended Northwestern Ohio Church of the Brethren conference in Fostoria last week for educational missionary and temperance work.
Our Lady of Consolation Church schedules High Mass at 10:00 a m Low Mass at 7 30 a m Vespers and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Masses at 6 30 and 8 00 a m Christ Lutheran Church lists Fifth Sunday in Lent services Sunday school 9 15 Chief Service 10 30 Sermon Lukewarm Christianity Worship at 8 30 p m Evening Worship 7 30 p m The Surrender of My Life is the talk topic
W. F. Martin announces Sunday school at 9:15 AM and divine worship at 10:30 AM with a sermon by the pastor. Epworth League devotional hour at 6:30 PM. Evening services at 7:30 PM with the pastor preaching. Faster Bazaar and supper on April 2 and 3. Holy Week services from April 5 to 12 each evening.
Rev A G Tozer leads Carey church with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 30 with sermon In Tune with God. Evening worship at 6 30 with sermon Following Christ. Wednesday prayer at 7 30. St John church holds 9 15 am worship and 10 15 am Sunday school. Rev C S Poling leads 2 00 pm preaching with Hosea Tong as superintendent and Tuesday prayer at 8 00 pm.
Beet Jaynes leads the church with Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Preaching at 10 30 a m. Junior CBE at 2 3830p m. Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m. Evening service at 1 30 p m. Prayer service held weekly in a home on Wednesdays at 7 30.
Stella recalls Dad asking who sat on the freshly painted garden bench. Stella replies Harold and I. Dad jokes that sour clothes must be ruined, then quips it was not both of them.
The Fremont temple association sets a 250000 dollar Masonic temple dedication date on Tyne 14. Elaborate plans have been under way for two months with a full day of ceremonies expected to surpass the cornerstone laying event. Large Masonic delegations from across the state will attend the morning start and ongoing ceremonies through the day.
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