09 May 1907
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
1
Announcement that Bert Mitten has taken the agency for Togoria Steam Dye Works. He invites local residents to visit his store for dyeing services and prompt attention. Frederick Michelfelder died at seventy in the county infirmary.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted medicine. It claims long use over a third of a century and asserts it never fails when taken with water. The fragment mentions a referenced source by J. D. Eating.
Fifty thousand dollars to loan with low interest and long time. First-class home on West Main Street offered for sale cheap and quick. A good house near the Library and a nearly new six-room house renting for seven dollars per month. A 24 acre parcel with timber, rest well tiled, priced at 363 per acre. The only home for sale on West Main Street.
The annual pilgrimage to Our Lady of Consolation Church drew an exceptionally large crowd from nearby cities and towns on a sunny day. A solemn procession preceded the high mass, with choirs from St Mary’s and local churches, and priests from multiple dioceses assisting.
The social event planned by the travellers' club for Tuesday night has been postponed to next Monday night due to a mass meeting at the opera house on Tuesday night.
The township board, including Doctor Kear M Kinney and B Hesebrough with Orrin Young as clerk, met Saturday afternoon. They distributed the soldiers relief fund with eleven soldiers and widows each receiving three dollars, one recipient five dollars. Alonzo Ogg complained about a fence line between his farm and Miss Laura Stevens that is eighty rods long. half the line is fenced, the remaining forty rods lack a fence, preventing use of his land until completion. The clerk was ordered to notify Miss Stevens under the law for such cases.
James Haines, long serving cashier at Arnour and Co in Tindsay, has been promoted to cashier of the wholesale horse division at the same firm. The move reflects his tenure and performance in retail operations.
Accented Position. EG Laughlin left Monday morning for Forest where he accepted a position with Dickleman Manufacturing Co. as travel salesman. The company is the second largest street meal producer in Indiana. Laughlin expects to be away about two months on his first trip.
Rev 1 1) Shelsive of Mausel presided over the Wittenders in the rite. Rev A A Hundley of Galion delivered the sermon and charge to the congregation. The event emphasized exemplary conduct and prevention of interest during warning services.
Rev Baltszly of Mansfield preached at the Lutheran Church in the evening after participating in Rev Bowers installation at Findlay. The sermon argued against cunningly devised fables with an eloquent gospel exposition. A quartet and organist accompanied singing with Mrs Rowalt performing a solo.
The United Evangelical Sunday school of Cares mourning a faithful scholar and young servant Otto Pawney. The group adopts and publishes a memorial notice in the Carer Times declaring his loss and expressing heartfelt sorrow.
The Hocking Valley ROR runs an excursion Sunday May 2 to Toledo Sugar Island and Detroit. Round trip fare to Toledo is 1.00 and to Sugar Island 1.50. Train leaves Carey at 7 43 A M and returns from Toledo at 9 P M.
Probate Judge Brown issued seven teen marriage licenses in April. Upper Sandusky reports mad dogs causing trouble and livestock losses. Hydrophobia deaths and dog raids fear the area. Silas Buckingham fractured a rib and punctured a lung in a fall at Marseilles. County ditch plans switch to open ditch north of Upper Sandusky. Reformed church in Mc Gurdenville to be dedicated May 1s. Jay A. Hare seeks guardianship for his daughter. custody case previously decided by Circuit Court. Tax notices urge prompt payment. Jone tax mentioned. Sycamore council considers paving Main Street from Ninth to Central Ohio track. Reports of poisoned sausage and dog-related incidents. two children nearly harmed. Deaths: Mrs. Sallie F Henry of Upper saw dusky dief, heart disease. Pastor Shuman closes seven-year tenure. installation May 12 for new pastor. County measures include painting certiorations. bids listed. Krebs bridge in Salem township accepted by commissioners.
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