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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
2
An elderly speaker promotes healthy aging and self discipline with early rising, physical activity, and plain food. He credits Peruna as beneficial, notes occasional illness, and directs readers to request a booklet and send stamps for information from a Columbus Ohio company.
Local notices report visits from Jacob Simonis Marion Gail Ryder and Joe DeWitt in Columbus and Upper Sandusky respectively. Mentions of weddings trips resignations and employment changes include Joe DeWitt resigning as clerk at the Big Four office and the Kennerley couple returning from a five day wedding trip. A barn fire on the Richard Smith farm caused loss of the barn and its contents with livestock unharmed. Kent Hagerman leaves for Denver to pursue rubber work then cartooning for a daily paper.
Wednesday evening a gathering of townspeople and officials including Harris Bros, Kurtz, Bish, Eiw ing, Yohe, Emery, Virgil, Newhard, Gail Kurtz, Beis, Ranger, Laughlin, Hart, Kennerley, Graves, and A P Sandles filled the era growing contest meeting. Tuesday attendees Beis from Crawford township and Lytle from Carey joined a Democratic central committee session at Meek's Hall to discuss endorsements and executive strategy.
A Tuesday evening shower for Mrs. Lawrence Kemerley at the Cul ler home featured an old fashioned windlass gift pull from a well. The event included a mock marriage with Miss Mae Mar grat as clergyman and Miss Gladys Kennerley as bride, plus humorous antics and a wedding march. Guests listed include the Kemerleys and numerous Carey friends and relatives.
On Tuesday evening in honor of their twenty third birthday anniversary Miss Elizabeth Krupp and Mr Paul Krupp were surprised at the home of Mr and Mrs Peter Krupp by a group of friends. Miss Krupp received silver teaspoons and Mr Krupp a leather collar case. A supper and evening of music and games followed with guests including Arlene Slater Eva Scoarse Zula Hanna May McLaughlin May Myers Velma Campbell Eunice Courtad Nellie Phillips Otto Krupp Clarence Ruffing Russell Bloom Cletus Courtad Fred Bakies and Linus Myers.
Mame notes the idea of her mother bringing home a new husband tires her. She adds she will not go a step, addressing her father in the Baltimore American.
Forest High defeated Carey High five to four at Forest last Friday May 2. Errors in the third inning cost Carey, while Forest rallied with two late innings to tie and then win on a single over second base. Key plays included Mc Daniels stealing bases and a passing grounder to short. Careyites in attendance included Supt Nowlan and several students. Carey High heads to Sycamore High Friday.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease not cured by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Marketed by J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, with testimonials and a 75 cent price, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Miss Florence Mick daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mick weds Forest W Hotelling son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hotelling at Rev J F Pfeiffer home Vanlue. The bride a school teacher and the groom a farmer. They will reside at Lovell and friends wish them success.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Jacob Hilty hosting. President Mrs. George Ash will lead the scripture lesson and readings on Mormonism 4% a Life will be given by Mrs. Nicholas Sopher, Mrs. Dora Ferrer, Mrs. A. J. Vanderberg, Mrs. D. C Henry, and Mrs. M. B. Smith.
Washington May 6. President Wilson hailed a caucus vote that adopted the compromise jury reform measure. Supporters see this as a step toward final victory in his reform campaign following his Jeraty City speechmaking tour.
Washington May 2 Walter W Warwick of Cincinnati was appointed by President Wilson as assistant comptroller of the treasury. He is an attorney and the first Ohio man named to federal office by the president. Warwick is a member of the federal economy efficiency commission.
The Argentine government established a meteorological station at San Esteban in Cordoba province. It stands at an altitude of 4000 feet.
The notice requests church events and announcements be submitted in written copy to the office by Wednesday morning to avoid errors in column publication.
Christian Science Services will be held Sunday May 11 at 10015 a.m. Testimony meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Newhard Block North Vance St.
Rev Fatugen Victor CMC in charge announces confessions Saturday 4 to 6 PM for Young Ladies Sodality and others. Sunday High Mass and Holy Communion at 10 AM with sodality reception in two bodies. Sunday school follows with May devotions and offertory incense.
Riv. E. LuTher SpAid pastor leads Sunday School at 9 00 a m with Morning Worship and sermon followed by Luther League at 6 30 p m and 7 30 p m illustrated talk on David the Sweet Singer of Israel using camera scenes from Palestine. Wednesday prayer services are announced.
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