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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
4
Public notice from Carey Ohio post office listing subscription prices and mailing options. Second class matter. price 1.90 per year in advance, 0.50 for six months, 1.25 per year if not paid in advance. Phone 300.
Editorial notes Ohio aligns with Taft with growing momentum and possible acclamation. Mentions Foraker’s upcoming Senate bid and Taft declining a backroom deal. Also covers marriage scandal of William Corey and Rev John Lewis Clark, prompting church condemnation and questions about Clark’s future. Gifts for graduates at Ewing’s highlighted.
The Carey paper emphasizes loyalty to local business by refusing out of town ads and focusing on home merchants. It notes strong reciprocal patronage, a growing readership, and circulation figures near 1303 with wide home delivery. It invites proof of readership through inquiries.
Police Judge J F Wonder had sent Cam Harris to the workhouse for a severe sentence. The case went on error to the court of common pleas where Judge Babst reversed the judgment and ordered Harris' release. The town must pay Ewiny's costs.
The Carey High School team defeated an independent club 16 to 1 in yesterday’s matinee. A second game is set for Friday afternoon against the All Stars.
Joseph Myers was arrested on the charge of practicing medicine without a license and had a hearing in Timon last Thursday, resulting in discharge. Details are not posted, but the writer opines fewer such arrests would benefit both the public and the medical profession.
Those from this place who attended the funeral of Joseph Reister included Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Reinhart Edward Reister Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shu maker and family Mr. and Mrs. August Collett Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Payers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Josseph Myers Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Charles Courtad Mr. and Mrs. Peter Krupp Mrs. Mary Reinhart Mrs. Leonard Weaver Mrs. Peter Reighart Mrs Arend and Gust Lortz
The annual Firemen's convention will convene in Van Wert on Wednesday June 19 with a special Northern Ohio railroad train to Delphos. It leaves at 6 30 a m and returns from Van Wert at 10 00 p m. Round trip fare is 2 70. The Carey department expenses received a 320 appropriation from the City council at last Monday's meeting.
The annual inspection occurred on Tuesday night with Grand Matron Mrs Sopronia Bolan from Circleville presiding. A large attendance gathered as Mrs Kaufman and Mrs Force from Attica spoke and the group enjoyed a luncheon while praising the lodge’s condition.
The Mud Hens defeated Stringtowne 24 to 4 in the season opener on Sunday. Mud Hens lineup featured R England at shortstop BE Greek at first base J Wickiser at second R Bachar at third H Bland in right field A Perry in center J Devene at left field R Plott catcher C Plott pitcher. Stringtown started A Wentz at shortstop A Baker at first F Watson at second F Cole at third B McLaughlin in right field C Ventzer in center H Taft in left F Brown catcher C Ellis pitched.
The annual commencement at Ewing's High School planned for Thursday May 30 at Snyder's Opera House. Programs are on the sixth page and seats are reserved starting seven o'clock in the morning Tuesday May 28.
The ganya Memorial sermon will be preached at the United Evangelical church next Sunday at the usual hour for morning service. Rev. Harpster, pastor, will preach. The soldiers will meet at the G. A. R. hall a half hour before the services. All ex soldiers of all wars are invited to join.
Decoration Day services on May 30 at 2 PM will be held at the M. E. church. Gather at the G A R. meet by 1:30 PM. All invited to participate. Ewing's.
The baccalaureate sermon will be preached next Sunday night at 7 30 p m at the M church. Rev Olive will deliver on The Commonplace Life Glorified by Sacrifice. A committee of mile vice swing will perform under Prof B Moore with other pastors taking parts.
The high school alumni will give a reception in honor of the class of 1907 at the Galt House on Friday night, May 31.
The article describes Plutes using open-front shacks and narrow openings to shoot quail as they come to water in spring. An Indian hunter sits inside and uses a long flexible rod to pick off birds individually, efficiently providing meat for the settlement.
A humorous tale about the late Justice William QG Keogh of Ireland during a bar dinner at his home. He excused himself to dress, disappeared for a long time, and returned apologizing after believing he had retired for the night and gone to bed.
A fragmentary record notes Jonathan Morrill and Hannah Hack ett married on December 29 1758 with a receipt dated December 2 1756 for a wedding suit. The document lists clothing items including a coat of light colored drab cloth a blue velvet jacket green modeir and brass buttons witnessed by David Purinton and Moses Rowell.
An account tells of a hero guiding a small boatful of Indies and officers who are swept toward a swift current. One officer clings to an oar as another drowns, and the survivor muses that a romance could grow from such moments, while noting the plain facts of the tragedy.
Miss Leetia Long travels to Ada to study music at the university during the summer session. Miss Verah Mulcholand from Advansed also goes to Ada to attend the university.
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