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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
3
The Carey Times announces its status as entered at the Carey Ohio post office as second class mail matter. Homer Thrall serves as editor and publisher.
Miss Irene Gillet chairs committees for the High School Alumni Association banquet set for May 30 in Franklin Newhard’s absence as president. The program panel includes W. J. Newhard Miss Laura Hoff and Mrs D C Angus. Refreshments led by Mrs W H Houk Mrs E B Kurtz and Miss Maud Snyder. Place committee members are Mrs Fred Rowalt Robert Ewing and Miss Cecil Beebe with invitation duties by George Newhard and Maurice Kisselle.
Earl Bailey from Summit Point West Virginia visits his grandmother Mrs. Sarah Shuman for several weeks. They plan to travel today to Findlay to stay with Mr. and Mrs. W N D Miller at their home.
Mrs. Frank A. Arnold who recently moved to a farm near Kenton suffered a serious stroke of paralysis last week. At forty five, grave fears are felt for her condition. Her sister-in-law Mrs. Romanus Arnold and siblings Miss Rosanna Weaver and Edward Weaver have visited. Alphonso Arnold and Dr. W G Brayton went to Kenton on Wednesday.
Two Cleveland women visiting on Sunday April 26 reported cures at the shrine of Our Lady of Consolation. One was relieved instantly from stomach trouble and side pain during the High Mass, the other recovered from rheumatism after returning home the next day.
Sunday school hosts a Mothers Day program next Sunday morning with a sermon by the pastor on The Profession of Motherhood. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
City council met Monday with Laughlin mayor and eight council members present. Bills include coal shipments from Sunday Creek and Hocking Valley R R, gas for town hall, library cards, iron sheets, and labor. An Em erson Price Co cabinet was discussed but no action. Petitions to oil Dow Patterson and South streets were presented. South street petition lacked required feet. Mayor’s April report filed. Eight dollars and fifty cents fines and licenses turned to treasury. Adjourned to 7:30 pm Tuesday. on resumption all were present and petitions for oiling several streets were reviewed.
The petitions were accepted and a resolution for ail streets was adopted. West Main becomes district No 1 East Main district No 2 and Dow South and Patterson streets district No 3. Work to begin when oil is obtained. A ditch petition from W H Houk and others proposes a west side Muncie street ditch through J A Smith addition to Brown ditch, with notices to benefited properties. hearing set for Monday June 2 1933.
Resolution 66 establishes three districts in Carey Ohio for oil dust treatment in summer 1913. Findlay street portions form Districts 1 and 2, South Patterson and Dow streets form District 3. Costs assessed to abutting property owners with payment due by September 1 1913. unpaid amounts to be collected as taxes. Mayor E G Laughlin and Clerk D C Angus sign.
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