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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
4
The piece extolls the charm of old fashioned words and letters that bring cheer when a check is enclosed. James E. Hungerford signs the verse praising mail’s magic and its power to brighten life.
Foreclosure action filed Thursday in common pleas court by Jesse P Dice trustee for Brighton Mills Fred Stern & Company and T A Desmond Company Akron seeks 530000 plus interest on notes due April 16 and May 15 1922 1924 secured by mortgage and chattels valued at about 99275 86 The plant employs were cut from 700 tires per day to 400 and staff reduced to about 100 as rubber shortages and price hikes hit production The company later filed for bankruptcy in Toledo listing liabilities around 528000 and assets near 1000000 with Watter G Kirkbride named receiver for plants in Akron Wadsworth and Carey
The A C and Y work train laid over in Carey several nights last week while unloading rails and ballast between here and Syc amore.
Carey ready for Ketrow Bros shows on May 30 with posters and street banners. The bill features trained lions from Capt. Umyer’s troupe, the Imperial Merrill Acrobats, Avalon Sisters, De Armo Brothers, Martin Trio, Risley artists, Lucy the performing elephant, and a free pre show exhibition plus a Prof Perry Cravens Military Band concert.
Kiwanis members met at noon with fair attendance. Farm Bureau speaker was absent so time focused on other matters. Eight or ten plan to attend the Marion intercity meet Wednesday night and Governor Frey is to speak at the guest night now set for July. Visitors from Findlay Carl Mueller and J L Neming spoke briefly. Rev L P Speaker donated the prize. Father Fish, named as delegate to the International convention in St Paul, cannot attend due to a June 28 church dedication. Regular meeting is next Monday.
Supt A M Hornby's Ford sedan lost two rear tires and rims Wednesday evening during a crowded high school play. Parking was tight and the car was parked farthest south in the alley east of the school building.
Carl B Rule M K Williams and HOH Roth of Grinnell Music House planned a piano sale in town. They will conduct the sale in a room across from a hotel formerly occupied by Carey Restaurant, with dates June 6 to June 20.
In last week's Carey Times a card of thanks from the Lutheran ladies Bible class carried the name Mrs J D Carothers rather than Mrs Catherine Carothers.
The Carey Times invites suggestions for the Pioneer Picnic mailing list to be sent to the newspaper office at 17-8 for Thursday June 11. Provide any names to be included.
West Street is being nicely improved from South Street to the Big Four, enhancing roadway quality and access for local traffic and pedestrians.
A Richmond Times Dispatch item notes a young man who did not honk his horn to signal a girl to come out and enter his car. The brief reflects a cautious social moment and a minor street scene.
Ohio State nutrition experts debunk local food fusion myths that cherry grapefruit and milk together cause stomach curdling or harm. They say acidic fruits do not poison digestion and fish with milk poses no greater risk than bread and potatoes.
Motor West seeks a man for rapid advancement who works without supervision, arrives on time, avoids endangering others, is neat, stays calm in overtime, asks concise questions, moves quickly and quietly, speaks truthfully, digs in, stays cheerful, courteous, and determined to succeed. apply anywhere any hour.
The article cautions that the first drink does not always lead to more, warning of the dangers of the white mule spirit and noting that some die from it.
Notice to electors requires declarations signed and certified by five party electors and proper fee by June 12 for candidates in Upper Sandusky and Carey municipal elections. Frank A. Beery and A Billhardt Jr announce.
The Pioneer Picnic lineup lists Brooks Fletcher performing on Thursday June 11 1925 providing a featured musical appearance at the community gathering.
Our Lady of Consolation parish announces Sunday services: High Mass at 10:00 a m. Low Mass at 7 30 a m. Vespers and benedictions at 7 30 p m. Weekday Masses at 6 30 and 8 00 a m. Lead pastor Rev Aloys M Fish.
The Methodist church lists Sunday school at 9 15 and divine worship at 10 30 with a sermon by Pastor W I Martin titled Gods Promises Fulfilled on Pentecost Sunday New members will be received Eyworth League meets at 7 and evening worship at 8 The pastor continues a series on the history of the church with The Establishment of the Church in Europe
Memorial Evangelical Church notes list Rev A G Tozer as pastor with Sunday school at 9 00 morning worship at 10 45 sermon The Twentieth Century Message to Gods People E L C E at 7 00 evening worship 8 00 sermon Realizing God prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00 St Paul with Rev C S Poling pastor Sunday school 1 30 preaching 2 30 prayer meeting Tuesday 8 15 Bert Jaynes pastor Sunday school 9 30 preaching 10 30
Junior C E session at 7:00 p m. Christian Endeavor meets. Evening service at 8:00. Teachers study Saturday night at 7:00. Prayer service held in a home every Wednesday at 7:30.
The Rev. Lewis P. Speaker, pastor, announces Whitsunday services. Sunday school begins 9:15 a.m. with chief service at 10:30. Afternoon worship at Vanlue followed by Luther League at 6330. Evening worship at 7:30.
The Oak Grove Church of the Brethren announces Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship at 10:45 a.m. with a sermon by Pastor Rev. ET Yoder of West Liberty. Evening worship follows at 1:30 p.m.
Wyandot County pastors and families from all churches plan a picnic at Carey Park next Monday. It closes the summer session of the Wyandot County Ministerial Association with elections for officers. Rev. W F Martin has led as president this year, and Rev. 8 R Dunham of Upper Sandusky will review Dr Fosdick's The Modern Use of the Bible.
Farmers are informed that Contact II will resume the season at the Nachbar Bros barn in Carey. An insurance option of 20 dollars is offered if paid within 90 days. The notice references a Pioneer Picnic on Thursday June 11.
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