What the Stork Has Brought
Last Thursday a daughter to Dr. and Mrs. F. Moyer. To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yardhner of Adrian a son on Wednesday. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roszman, five miles south of town.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
3
Last Thursday a daughter to Dr. and Mrs. F. Moyer. To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yardhner of Adrian a son on Wednesday. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roszman, five miles south of town.
A five dollar reward is offered for information leading to identification of the person who dumped old tin pans and junk in the meadow of Grant Karl on Stevens farm.
C A Williams, while working at A E Constien's residence, fell when scaffolding gave way on Monday. He suffered injuries to his right knee and ankle but was able to leave his home on Tuesday.
The Carey High School class of 1918 includes Helen Lantz Wallace Beebe Hester Stahl Earl Culp Lois Vanderhoff Nial Ryder Katherine Hickle Clarence Wenner Ruth Kurtz Hamlin King and Gladys cis. The girls will speak in favor of women’s suffrage and the boys will discuss conservation of the nation’s resources.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages without constitutional treatment. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and guarantees 100 dollars for any unresolved case, inviting testimonials and directing readers to F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
The Knights Templar Ascension Service for DeMolay Commandery No. 9 is scheduled next Sunday at 10 15 AM at the Evangelical Lutheran church. About thirty Knights from Carey and DeMolay Commandery in Tiffin and Fostoria are invited with Winfield J Newhard presiding. A dinner at the Galt House will follow for 25 Knights.
Wealthy farmer John Bradman near Kirby attempted to kill Probate Judge Willis G. Rowland in Upper Sandusky. Bradman fired five shots, hitting the judge once in the arm and causing a flesh wound. He was arrested, bonded at 5,000 dollars, and jailed, with a special grand jury expected.
Park notes invite Carey clubs to plant a flower bed and request donations of hickory nuts or walnuts for the squirrels. Mike the monkey is recovering and will star at the park this summer. Duke the hand raised deer is off his feed but expected to recover soon.
Ed Casad who opened the Smokehouse Pool Room in the Newhard block Main street sold his stock of tobaccos and cigars to former clerk Howard Moe last week Moe has leased the pool room fixtures and will continue the business Casad returned to his Mansfield home on Sunday and made many friends during a brief stay in Carey
The April 19 27 1918 spring pilgrimage filled the chapel with visitors from across the state. A series of rites led by Father Victor and Fathers Stephen Fish Alphonsus Deneaf and Hultgen culminated in high Masses benedictions and candle processions to the new church. A thousand faithful joined a Thursday procession to the main church and a Friday High Mass was celebrated by Father Henry with sermons by the Provincial Superior.
A week of high masses and sermons at the shrine featured Fathers Victor Alphonsus Stephen Fish and Richard of Louisville. Pilgrims from Cleveland and beyond joined a candle procession and benediction while reports spoke of spiritual fervor and miracles.
Listing announces Barred Rock setting hens for sale with contact phone 274.
John J Stoll of three miles east of town is having a new barn built measuring 46 by 60 feet with the contract awarded to John Schmuck of this city.
Visitors Day was observed by the Big Oak United Brethren Sunday school last Sunday under Rev. C. D. N. Moore. 110 attended and $25.68 was raised to fund the Camden Memorial Chair of Sunday School Science at Bonebrake Theological Seminary. The program featured recitations, songs by the choir and male quartet, a solo by Ross Fernbaugh, and an address by Rev. Moore. Willis Corwin is recovering from appendicitis.
The Wayton school closed with an old fashioned Last Day celebration. The forenoon followed the regular curriculum with ball and base in intermissions. Many neighbors provided a large noon dinner. The afternoon program included recitations songs dialogues phonograph music and remarks by patrons. A large crowd attended.
Christian Science services set for Sunday May 4 at 10 15 a m. A testimony meeting is planned Wednesday at 7 45 p m at Newhard Block North Vance St.
St. Joseph’s Church Salem announces services for Sunday May 4. Rev Father Victor, O M C, in charge, will lead High Mass and deliver the sermon.
Rev P Fe devaux will lead Sunday service at 10 00 am with Sunday school at 9 00 am. K L C E meets at 6 30 pm. The pastor preaches at 7 30 pm. St Pauls Sunday school at 1 00 pm and preaching at 2 20 pm.
Dr. Fitzwater district superintendent preaches Friday evening. Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. Pastor preaches at 10:15 a.m. Third quarterly communion service. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Evening sermon at 7:30 p.m. by Dr. Fitzwater.
Charles D N Moore pastor announces Visitors Day in Sunday school with special program and Mothers service. Anniversary Day service at 6 p m by Young People's Society, public invited, preaching at 7 30. Beech Grove Sunday school at 130 supervised by A R Herbert, with 2 30 sermon by pastor. Courage and Truth quote from Sir Walter Scott.
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