Village Council Passes Numerous Bills At Regular Meeting
At the Monday session the village council approved numerous bills for payment including salaries, street labor, hauling and material costs. Notable items cover carey printing 630 dollars, street work, utilities, and a sinking fund assessment of 1000 dollars. Riester bid 18.25 cents per ton for hauling stone was accepted with Dow street dust control postponed pending sidewalk committee report.
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Finance Commi
Carey Times
Aman
Bluey
John Steody
H. H. Heck
William Anderson
Minor Mann
S. H. McKee
Camby Harris
Joe Essex
William’ Hall
Ed Riester
Lew Shimer
Standard Paint & Lead Co
Brown & Son
Joy Bullock
Rabbi
Carolyn Newhard
S. A. Wenner
W. O. Squier
Dow Street
N. Patterson
Dow
Findlay
Ross Johnson
Fo Riester
Mrs. Angeline Spangler Rites Held for Longtime Bellevue Area Resident
Mrs Angeline Spangler born September 13 1847 died May 21 1925 at home west of Carey aged 77 years 8 months 8 days. She married Michael Spangler June 14 1883 and leaves husband six grandchildren and three great grandchildren her siblings and other relatives. Funeral services were conducted from the Carey area residence with Rev W W Constien officiating burial in Bigelow cemetery.
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Angeline Aigler, Spangler
Michael Spangler
Carey
Jacob
Sarah Aigler
Bellevue
Bigelow M. E. Church
Vanlue M. E. Church
Spangler
W. W. Constien
Prairie Depot
Vanlue Methodist Church
Bigelow
Willis McRill
Carl Treece
Grant Tong
Lewis Knepper
Wm.Eatherton
George Snook
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
Expressions of gratitude for sympathy during illness and death of wife and mother. Thankful for minister’s comforting words, floral offerings, quartet songs, car rides, and dinner assistance. Signed by Mr. Michael Spangler and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Batherton Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Miller.
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Michael Spangler
A. W. Batherton
F. L. Miller
Evangelical church annex construction underway this week
Work on the new annex of the Evangelical church began Monday with Rev. A G Tozer turning the first shovel of dirt. Excavation progresses rapidly and should be finished this week. Snyder Lumber Co. holds the contract for roughing in walls roof and floors. Trustees aim to push completion for an early opening.
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Evangelical Church
A. G. Tozer
Snyder Lumber Co
Wool Pool Notice Shifts Wool Shipment to Friday
Wool pool announces shipment of a carload of wool on Friday June 5 via Northern Ohio Railroad. Those lacking sacks may obtain them at Corner Hardware. Buyers may use the sacking rack on Thursday June 4 and I will truck the wool from the barn to the depot. F Cc Ogg.
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Ohio R. R
Dar
F. Cc. Ogg
Carey Times Office Closed All Day Saturday
The Carey Times announces its office will be closed all day Saturday in observance of Memorial Day.
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Carey Times
Parochial School Entertainment Slated for June Evenings
The O L of C Club at the parish school prepares a two night program in the parish hall on June 1 and 2 featuring songs, serenades, fan drill and comic pieces. A graduation exercises event follows the play on Tuesday with public invitation.
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O. L. of C
Industrial insurance hearing for Cletus Stevens case
A state Industrial Insurance Commission representative visited town Friday for a hearing on Cletus Stevens of Wharton. Stevens, once a sagger at the Federal Porcelain Plant, contends his hip injury occurred at work and that he only later understood its severity, causing a late claim.
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State Industrial Insurance Commission
Cletus Stevens
Wharton
Federal Porcelain Plant
Marriage of Blanche Grider and Clarence Cranmer at Trinity Parsonage
Miss Blanche Grider and Clarence Cranmer, both of Carey, married by Rev E E Nietz at Trinity Evangelical Parsonage on West Wyandot Ave. The ceremony at about 3 o'clock Thursday last week was attended by Miss Gladys Walker of Marion Union.
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Blanche Grider
Clarence Cranmer
Carey
E E Nietz
Trinity ”Vangelical Parsonage
West Wyandot Ave
Gladys Walker
Marion —Union
Keller couple welcomes 10% pound son Luther
Mr and Mrs H B Keller welcome a son born Saturday weighing about ten percent of a pound. The baby has been named Luther. Willis Breitigam and wife of Vanlue joyfully announce the birth of a son last Saturday. The Breitigams, formerly from Carey, share in the family news.
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H. B. Keller
Eh. Luther
Willis Breitigam
Vanlue
Breittigam
Carey
Brooks Fletcher to headline Pioneer Picnic program
Brooks Fletcher is slated to appear at the Pioneer Picnic on Thursday June 11 1925 bringing local entertainment to the community event.
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Hear Brooks Fletcher
Fletcher
Alumni Reception Highlights School Spirit at Night
About 200 attendees filled the high school auditorium for the annual alumni reception. Harold Graves responded for the 1925 class, H B Keller welcomed, and Martha Ward read two pieces. Officers elected for 1926 include Wallace Beebe president and Beulah Sopher vice president.
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Carey
Howard’ “Snyder
Kirtland Straw
Wallace Beebe
Beulah Sopher
Lawrence Bland
Iva Essex
Fuller
Delaware
Roger Lindsay
Donald Kurtz
Frost Harms Crops and Gardens Across The District
A heavy Sunday night frost damaged vegetation including strawberries cherries and grapes. Early warm April sped growth making losses greater. Monday night frost was lighter and ice formed a quarter inch thick. Forecaster warned of a cold season may be correct.
Memorial Day Services At St John Evangelical Church
Memorial Day programs set for Sunday at 2 p m at St John Evangelical on the Ridge Rev W E Hill of Findlay to deliver address with male quartet from Findlay First Baptist church providing music Readings and recitations planned If weather allows the cemetery will host the program otherwise the church interior will be used
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St. John’s Evangelical Church
Ridge
W. E. Hill
Findlay
First . B. Church of
Stone truck scatters crushed stone along Vance Street
A southbound stone truck from Dow to Findlay streets damaged pavement with scattered crushed stone over the entire route. The driver reportedly did not cause injuries but endangers passing tires and town officials are urged to ensure immediate cleanup or hire staff to clear the street.
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Vance Street
Dow
Findlay Streets
Township Teachers Hired by Crawford-Ridge Board
The Crawford-Ridge board of education has hired teachers including FL Livingston at Beebe School, A A McBeth at Poverty Run, Miss Dorothy Fleck at Martin, Troy Rangeler at Stetler, Miss Ledna Bright at Vanlue West Ridge, Miss Ruth Edie at Grace Chapel, Claren Sausser at Fort Royal, Miss Gladys Davenport of Ada, and Miss Naomi Gottfried of Upper Sandusky, unassigned.
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Crawford-Ridge
Flowers for Memorial Day Decoration Drive
Citizens who have flowers to donate for graves on Memorial Day May 30 should bring them to the American Legion club rooms by 8:00 AM Saturday.
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American Legion Club
Memorial Day Services Set for Carey May 30
Carey prepares an elaborate Memorial Day program with a 1:00 p.m. parade from the public library led by Colors and bands, followed by American Legion, Spanish American veterans, schools, and G A R units. A concert and address by R Clint Cole of Findlay are planned under trees at water works park or in the pavilion if rain. Committees include Graves, Decorating, and Program and Music chaired by local residents.
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Carey
American Legion
American ‘Legion
Red ‘Crése
Grand Army*of the Republic
Carey Fire Department
Water Works Park
Wm. Humbert
W. F. Martin
R. Clint Cole
Findlay
Decoration Day honor when the flag is raised
The Cardington Independent urges respect for the flag ahead of Decoration Day. It calls everyone to rise or remove hats and salute as the blue and red banner tells the story of the nation, affirming that honoring the flag earns honor in return. Walter Matthes, Legionaire, is quoted.
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Cardington
United States
Walter Matthes
Legionaire
Methodist Church notices offer play and sermons
Tonight the Victory Class presents a play at the Recreational Center. Sunday services include morning and evening worship with a 10 30 topic Gods Promises Fulfilled and an 8 09 talk on The Establishment of the Church in Europe. Sunday school is at 9 15 with Epworth League at 7.
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Europe
Epworth League
Lightning Hits City Wires Cause Fire And Outage
A lightning strike Saturday night knocked out power by a pole near the Farmers' elevator. It damaged a wire and caused a spectacular blaze. A transformer in the town's west end burned out the same moment. Power was restored about an hour Sunday forenoon after repairs.
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Carey
A C & Y Yard Engine Crew Returns For Summer Duty
The A C & Y yard engine resumes for the summer with crew on duty at 3:00 PM for an eight hour shift. Engineers include J B Kennedy of Akron and Frank E Rigdon of Carey. Conductors C Vo Sourwine of Plymouth. Brikemen J W Wagner of Carey and H Neese of Akron. Hostlers F L Pierce G W Rigdon and G V Gibbs, all of Carey.
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J B Kennedy
Akron
Frank E Rigdon
Carey
C Vo Sourwine
Plymouth
Brikemen
J W Wagner
H Neese
Hostlers
Pierce G W Rigdon
G V Gibbs
Mrs Jarley Wax Figgers Play at Methodist Church
The Victory class stages Mrs Jarley’s Wax Figgers Thursday evening May 28 at 8 o clock in the Methodist church recreational center. Attractive music will accompany the performance for attendees.
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Methodist Church
Pioneer Picnic Invitations Mailin g List Open for Names
The Carey Times invites readers to submit names for the Pioneer Picnic mailing list to be held Thursday June 11. Send suggestions to the Times Office.
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Carey Times Office
When a Man Gets a Vision at Pioneer Picnic
Brooks Fletcher discusses a topic at the Pioneer Picnic held to honor a man who died in the struggle for America. The 1782 Delaware Indian attack victim Col William Crawford is remembered near the shaft, with music by Mrs. Fletcher and the Fostoria Ladies Band.
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Brooks Fletcher
America
Fletcher
Carey
Wm. Crawford
Fostoria
Stoll’s Grove
Pentecost Festival and Lutheran Church Activities
The Festival of Pentecost is set for next Sunday with installation of newly elected church council officers in the morning. A Sunday evening session will explain Common Services. Luther League plans a debate Is War Justifiable with Kirtland Straw Donald Kurtz Carolyn Newhard for and James Yohe Elsie Howard Rev Speaker against. A monthly council meeting follows Tuesday night.
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Church Council
Lutheran Church
Luther League
Kirtland Straw
Donald Kurtz
Carolyn Newhard
James Yohe
Elsie Howard
Trustees Press County for Local Road Levy Funds
Township trustees visited the county commissioners to demand that the extra road levy funds be allocated to local roads in each township. Commissioners refused the transfer but offered stone. Townships argued the levy was intended for roads within each local area and not for state or national highways.
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Court House
Flag code guidance on Decoration Day observance
Instruction to business places to observe the flag code with half mast until noon and full staff until sundown. Describes raising to the top before lowering to half, and then raising again. Includes details on flag handling procedures and width considerations.
North Eng Committee Plans Supper at K of P Hall
The North Eng Committee of the Lutheran faith invites a supper at the K of P hall on Saturday June 6 starting at 9 00. Menu includes chicken sandwiches baked beans potato salad ice cream cake and coffee.
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North Eng
The
Lutheran Fealon
K of P
Northwestern Ohio towns observe May 39 Decoration Day closure
Most business places in Northwestern Ohio towns will close all day Saturday May 39 Decoration Day. Some businesses will stay open Friday evening according to the Pemberville Leader.
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Ohio
Pemberville
Cherries Damaged by Heavy Frosts Reported
The cherry crop is said to have been considerably damaged by the recent heavy frosts.
Memorial Day Observance Plans in Carey
The town prepares a Memorial Day program at the park with shops closing in the afternoon. In the morning graves across local cemeteries will be decorated. Veterans groups emphasize the day honors soldiers who died serving the nation, not living veterans.
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Carey
Fhet
Grand Army of the Republic
American Legions
Businesses Set To Close Saturday Afternoon
The signatories agree to close at 12 o clock on Saturday May 30 1926 for the rest of the day. The list includes Emerine Bros D C Henry Co Chas Lindower Lewis Shumaker John Orians Wm Long Helen Cour tad Gotfried Bros W A Miller N C O Coop Dairy Sales Assn R C Lanner Elza Jacobs Martin Mathern Carey Creamery W E Bates Roy Montague O C Bowlby Brown Son A J King C D Mitchell E C Harshberger Lytle Summit C L Kessier C X Diller Kroger Grocery Scoarse Geo Brown J T Edmonson Geo W Hickle Wesley Patterson Kinsey Hart Burson Kurtz A P Tea Co I W Winans J B Smiley EB M Rein hart The H B Kurtz Sons The Coleman Dry Goods Co Joseph Myers C M Steen C C Simonis F H Frederick W H Houk Zeis Ogg.
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Emerine Bros
D. C. Henry & Co
Chas. Lindower
Lewis Shumaker
John Orians
Wm. Long
Helen Courtad
Gotfried Bros
W. A. Miller
N. C. O. Coop. Dairy Sales Assn
R. C. Lanner
Elza Jacobs
Martin Mathern
Carey Creamery
Kinsey & Hart
Burson & Kurtz
A. & P. Tea Co
I. W Winans
J. Bb. Smiley
EB. M Reinhart
H. B. Kurtz Sons
The
Coleman Dry Goods Co
Joseph Myers
C. M. Steen
C. C. Simonis
F. H. Frederick
W. H. Houk
Zeis & Ogg
Maccabees Attend State Meeting in Columbus
Members of the W. E. A. of the Maccabees listed attended the state meeting in Columbus last week. The group includes Mrs. Linus Myers, Mrs. Ray Oglesbee, Mrs. H. L. Pahl, Mrs. Ralph Pahl, Miss Fern Briggs, Mrs. Wm. Leader, and others.
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W. E. A. of the Maccabees
Columbus
Linus Myers
Ray Oglesbee
H. L. Pahl
Ralph Pahl
Fern Briggs
Wm. Leader
Ray Tracy
Harvey Sopher
Irvin Black
L. M. Remlinger
J. T. Stombaugh
F. L. Moyer
Crawford Memorial Service Scheduled at Local Church
A memorial service will be held at the Crawford church next Sunday afternoon. CM Wentling and Wm Proctor lead the organizing committee while Mr and Mrs Forest Hurd and Miss Opal Wentling make up the music committee. Dr Vernon Van Buren of Ohio Northern University Ada will speak, renowned for such occasions. he is the son of Henry Van Buren of Wharton.
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Crawford
Wentling
Wm Proctor
Forest Hurd
Opal Wentling
Vernon van Buren
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Henry van Buren
Wharton
Thieves Enter Watter Carr Residence on Clay Street
Thieves entered the Watter Carr home on Clay Street between 3:00 and 4:00 am, stealing a suit of clothes and a watch from an downstairs room while the family slept upstairs. Entrance was gained through an unlocked door. William Carr is the property owner.
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Watter Carr
Clay Street
William Carr
Clinic Aids County Children At Upper Sandusky Church
Children diagnosed with various needs received advice at a clinic held from 9 a m to 3 p m at the Upper Sandusky Presbyterian church. Officials described cases as crippled, defective, or under nourished, and offered guidance to parents.
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Upper Sandusky Presbyterian Church
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Frank Fry
Same
William Slater
C.N. Cosgray
Lillian Lytle
Ohio Pipe Co
Byers
Huntington Laboratories
Erner-Hopkins Co
Findlay Electric Porcelain Co
Tiffin Water Works
Republic Electric Co
M. Segal
Carey Electric Co
Nicholas Fry
Robert Drake
Altwater
Donald Donaldson
Fred LaSere
Walter Carr
Wool Pool
Hi School News
Elm Hills
Cleo Sawyer
Edna Easley
Irene Montgomery
F. J. Ruble
Louis J. Altwater
Pearl,Snook
W. C. Anderson
H. 5. Snyder
P. A. Hendricks
A. F. Byers
Charles Calmes
Prof
J. B. Moore
Wim. Humbert
A.C
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