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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
1
In Marion Judge Babst authorizes 300 for D C Parker and 300 for George B Schofield for aiding the prosecutor in the Curry murder case. Marion county will foot the bill.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the United Evangelical church met at Mrs. St Dunlap's home Monday evening. With the president absent, vice president Mrs. Chet Tate led the meeting and the program featured songs prayers scripture readings and readings on Lull Martin and Pfander. Mrs. Charles Fields read a letter from China and the next gathering is set for the third Tuesday in June with Mrs. Lawrence Stout.
Father J. G. Mizer leads ten girls and seven boys in a class for first communion at Our Lady of Compolaton on Sunday June 6. Students include Walter Pahl Dean McGill Rubin Pahl Clarence Rutting Cyril Braun Fred Fox Giles Simons Victor Moes Adeline Rimlinger Ida Mathern Lucy Thom Theresa Schira Christine Straw Frances Kramer Agnes Haford Rose Weaver Laura Theis. Angels listed as Janetta Weaver Edith Carr Leopadia Pahl and Margaret Simonis.
J. M. Landsdown, Lima photographer, visited town last week to photograph points of interest. J. T. Myers & Co. ordered 17,800 cards, and a handsome new rack was purchased to display the growing stock.
William Helfer sold a property on the south side of East North street to John A. Miller for a consideration of 550 dollars.
The Carey Glove Co has been incorporated in our city to manufacture canvas gloves and related items. Directors include Harry Fetter F H Frederick Dr Hill E B Kurtz H G Chambers and I N Zeis with capital stock of 10600. The firm will occupy the south room of Ed Reister's building, install modern machinery, employ 15 to 20 workers at start, and aims to reach 50 machines and many employees within a year.
Miss Emma Stief hosted the Risk Pedro Club last Thursday evening at her home with Mrs V C Lytle Mrs J E Nichols Miss V Raymond and Mr Judo Spencer in attendance. A handsome dinner preceded several euchre games as the house displayed water lilies and honeysuckle in decor.
The presiding elder of the central Ohio Methodist Episcopal district, Rev Whitlock, preached and administered the communion on Sunday to large congregations as the church enjoyed a good day.
Forces have been at work this week setting up poles and stringing cables. The switchboard is in place and it will not be long before business will begin. The poles, especially those erected as a very superior...
A typography error last week misstated Stief Bros tile kiln capacity. The correct figure is 2,000 four inch tiles, not 20,000 as printed.
The junior reception for the graduating class took place last Friday at Miss Vincie Campbell’s home. Natters included Misses Viccle Campbell Dora Bachar Della Newcomer Arlene Slater Grace Nowlan Essie Thatcher Tara Hunter and Messrs Ralph Livingston Merand. Recipients of the courtesy were Bloyd Mullholand Ralph Kurtz Joan Phillips Ralph Brown and Misses Dorothy Brown Lucile Patterson Ruth Keefer Peto Sitten Hattie O'Brien Maze Long Maud Snyder Ural Ryder Clara Newhard. A punch bowl and large cake bore orange and black colors with Good Luck to You. The dining room featured class colors and a menu of sandwiches potato salad olives ice cream cake and punch. A musical contest was won by Miss Ruth Keefer who received a box of bonbons tied in orange and black ribbon.
A Tulsa woman rode the Delphos train by mistake and, near Mt Blanchard, faced concern for her family. A Delphos priest arranged a return by Bluffton interurban, giving her two dollars and insisting she keep no debt. The act relieved her worries. Also noted is a giant sponge from Clearwater Florida exhibited at Chas Brayton's drug store. The sponge, thirty six inches around and seven and a half inches deep, is valued by a traveling salesman at about 425.
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