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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
4
The Carey Times presents its masthead listing Homer Thrall as editor and publisher. The publication is entered at the Carey, Ohio post office as second class mail matter.
John Wherle left Monday for Everett Washington and hopes to settle in British Columbia as his home. He recently sold his North Street residence to C. J. Krupp and family who now occupy it.
Mrs W C Johnson will transfer the greenhouse from the Wild Rose celery Farm to a lot on North Lake Street. Work will start within a few weeks and she plans extensive improvements to the greenhouse.
Last Thursday marked Corpus Christi with a Sunday morning service at Our Lady of Consolation Church. After High Mass in the basement a Blessed Sacrament procession led by Father Fish passed through amid mass servers and school children. Girls and small boys in white scattered flowers, adding charm. Next Sunday at 8:00 am the parish will celebrate first public Holy Communion for a class including Virgil Derr, Gerald Jacoby, Lawrence Pahl, Palladius Collett, Reginald Schindler, Harry Myers, Leonard Myers, Cletus Remlinger, Herman Bees, Ralph Ruffing, Albert Collett, Robert Fox, Willie Brenner, Miles Mitten, Leo Koepf, Helen Petrie, Leocadia Pahl, Pauline Pahl, Florence Schira, Mary Murphy, Nella Mitten, Agnes Mitten, Mary Gloringer, and Eleanora Peters.
The lay associations of the Central Ohio and Cincinnati M E conferences were merged into the Western Ohio conference. The consolidation meeting began yesterday in the state house at Columbus with representatives Herman Nippers Chas L Swain and George Marshh.
Representatives of the Central Ohio district include Judge J. M. Broderick of Marysville J. J. Hulse of Upper Sandusky C. D. Pfiefer of Fostoria and John R. Cassidy of Bellefontaine per the Delaware Gazette.
All persons with cesspool exits flowing into Spring Run are notified to clean and repair as needed. If not done, the Health Officer will arrange repairs as provided by law. Signed by Joseph F. Wonder Health Officer.
The Sawyer Sanatorium Training School for Nurses offers programs in general surgical obstetrical pediatric mental and nervous care with baths massage electrical treatments physical culture lab work and clerical aide training. Applications now welcome write for booklet and application blank to Myrta Harris Supt Nurses Sawyer Sanatorium White Oaks Farm Marion Ohio. Ice cream every day at Pieraccini's.
A May 26 1918 council resolution in Carey Wyandot County Ohio directs construction and repair of sidewalks and driveways on East Findlay Street Frederick Street North Street Brown Avenue and surrounding areas. Notices will be served to property owners as required by law and projects proceed under Ordinance No 6 New Code amended May 5 1905.
Preparations for the Pioneer Picnic are under way with free transport from Crawford station to the grounds. Last year crowd size exceeded supply, so this year no limit will exist. Reception committee members in badges will assist attendees. W H Fisher of Hocking Valley arranged train stops including No 33 at Crawford. A P Sandles state agriculture secretary will speak on corn improvement. Clint Cole of Findlay will appear again.
Mrs. Cosgray attended the funeral of Wm Kalb in Toledo after being called there. Mrs. Thatcher and Mrs. Cosgray’s sister had been with him earlier. Kalb died at St Vincent's Hospital last Thursday and was buried at Calvary cemetery. He resided on a fruit farm near Toledo and was injured April 29 when thrown from a wagon, with both bones in his right leg broken and blood poisoning developing. survived by a wife.
Miss Genevieve Lanning of Salem township was pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening at the parochial residence by members of the Cleopatra Club. The gathering featured a delicious supper and an illustrated talk on European travels by Father Fish.
W H Snyder's mill at Vanlue received the contract to build a barn sized 40 by 60 on the B Newcomer farm located six miles northwest of Carey. The notice lists the contractor and site specifics from the local agricultural district.
Mr and Mrs C H Hull hosted Saturday supper with guests from Pittsburgh Kan John Drewery Mrs C R James Radnor Virgil Newcomer Earl Newcomer and Flossie Benedict Cardington. Drewery and wife stayed through Sunday while Mrs Jones Hulls sister went home Tuesday. Old papers at this office 5¢ per bundle.
Local riders on sidewalks have caused several accidents including Alexander Hoy being knocked down by a boy on a wheel. A businessman was fined by the mayor Friday night for disregarding the sidewalk ordinance.
In a brief exchange, Baker predicts no horses on streets within five years while Wayburn counters that they would be safer on sidewalks, reflecting a local safety debate echoed in The Causeur.
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