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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1909

Page

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Parental Prejudice At The Bal Masque

A fragmented humorous vignette notes a daughter hesitating to wed due to parental prejudice. A Bal Masque scene features a witty exchange about arranging a marriage and a dancer credit. A Dutch proverb contrasts outward beauty with inner virtue.

Pilgrimage Draws Record Crowds to Our Lady Shrine

The shrine at Our Lady of Consolation drew record crowds in 1908 with 483 on a Delphos line special, thousands in processions, and ample hospitality in Carey. Priests and altar boys led masses and a candle procession concluded the festival week with a Sunday benediction and Te Deum.

Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation Delphos Carey Jos Gloden Father Gloden Ohio Knights of Ohio Gloden Plumans Lang Haupert Forrer Brieght Cleveland Schertner Tima Our Lady of Consolation Church of Our Lady of Consolation John N Theis Geo. H. Lang M. Maehe Kalida J. R. Waechter Tiffin HH. Doerner Findlay J P. Kunnert New Washington F. L Hultgen J. R. Ferrer Upper Sandusky E. L. Schreiber Chas Braschler Bucyrus August J. Schwertner Lima Philp A.schritz Castor August Hackert Toledo L. N Sugaret G. H. Rleken J. H. Kleekamp Canton Alb. Autlauer North Lso

Look Out For the Wheat Joint Worm Threat

Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station warns of the Wheat Joint Worm emerging from straw stacks and old stubble fields in southern Ohio within ten days or two weeks and later in northern Ohio. Farmers should inspect unused straw and burned infested material to prevent spread and minimize crop damage this summer.

H. A. Gossard Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Ohio Oh'o

For the Public Good in Journalistic Power

The piece argues newspapers gain power only when sane and steadfast for public welfare. It condemns party organs and sensationalism, praising independent papers with wide circulation like The Chicago Record Herald for honest, conservative editorial policy serving the public good.

Chicago Record,Herald

Home Missionary Meeting of Woman's Society

The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M E church met with Mrs. J D Southward last Thursday afternoon. The program opened with singing and scriptural selections led by Mrs. Sylvester Shuman. Readings centered on themes of land frontier and faith with contributions from several members. The meeting closed with a duet by Mrs. S B Beitler and Mrs. Geo Ash with Miss May Cosgray at the piano. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Wesley Patterson on the third Thursday in June.

Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E Church J .D Sylvester Shuman Ella Gibbs New Frontier A. I Constien James Shuman Bertha Purkey Robert Gregg C. Cosgray S. B. Beitler Geo Ash May Cosgray Wesley Patterson

W T U Meeting Led by Mrs Corwin in Absence of President

The W T U met Friday afternoon with Mrs Bertha Corwin presiding in the president's absence. Mrs C D Smith led the meeting, readings from The Messenger and scripture guided the session on Christian Citizenship. The next gathering is planned for June 4 with Mrs L M Damon.

Bertha Corwin C. D. Smith Homeland Ohio John Greek the Messenger J. D. Larmonth

Sycamore and Nevada school news and local events

Wyandot county notes report of five annual commencements and resignations at Sycamore High School. A unique two part minstrel show with Elks backing is planned in Upper Sandusky. Rev John Schock is appointed United Brethren pastor. Boxwell exam results list several graduates. Upper Sandusky commencement set for May 27 with speakers and class roster. Also featured are travels of J A Blair of New York, car travel lore, and local business notes.

Nevadaigh School Christian Endeavor Convent Wyandot Upper Sandusky The Elks Conference Siddall of Findlay John Schock Dayton United Brethren Church Kline Schock Bonebrake Theological Seminary Sycamore Eden Township State Association Eden Nevada Enterprise Boxwell Wallace Beebe May Johnson George Rimlinger Crawford Township Nina Corfman Lester Herbert Salem Hazel Lutz Alger Secrist Lola Wentz Richland Sandusky High School Heecher W. Waltermire Karl Hale Mabelle Kuenzli Eva Ilyida Wehr Helen Irene Juvenal Florence Maybelle Kuenzli Ruth Beatrice Kuenzli Mary Beatrice Parker Margaret Elizabeth Smalley Grace Elizabeth Smith Jeanette Broadway Nevada Bucyrus Blair W. L. Blair South Mr. Blair Kentucky Virginias Carolinas J A. Bair First National Bank of New York America

Installation at M E church gains large audience

The installation Sunday night featured hymns by the congregation, numbers by the Clinger orchestra led by W H Clinger, and a whistling solo by five year old Ruth Clinger. Rev Stewart Baumgardner installed Epworth league officers as marshal Oscar Steen announced duties. officers listed incl Miss Mae Cosgray and Miss Lucile Patterson. An illustrated talk by Samuel Mosier followed with charts on grace and conversion.

M. E Clinger Ruth Clinger Jessie Clinger W. H. Clinger C. W. Clinger Don Clinger John Laing Stewart Baumgardner Epworth League Young People's Society of the Church George Shuman Lucile Patterson Lulu Perkins Helen Parlette Clinton Baker James Shuman Dare Department of World Evangelism Department of Mercy and Help Samuel Mosier Windsay Mosier

Stief Brothers Build County's Largest Tile Kiln

Stref Bros finish a Stewart patent kiln costing about 2400 dollars. Three masons work four weeks to complete the structure in Carey. It uses 42000 ore brick 120 bushels lime seven tons fire clay ten tons common clay five tons cement eighteen was sand ten tons crushed stone and coal as fuel. The kiln has twelve furnaces four chimneys with individual heat conductors and can dry 2000 four inch tiles at once.

Stref Bros Stewart Lowy

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