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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
4
Notice from Carey Ohio post office for class mail matter subscription rates. Prices listed: 1 year in advance $1.00, six months 50 cents, 1 year not in advance $1.25. The message appears in a postal context with missed letters.
An editorial laments personal newspaper feuds between the Bangtown Bazoo and the Bangtown Yap, arguing editors should compete on merit not misrepresentation while urging balanced public access for men and women. A Friday game saw Carey High School and Carey All Stars split, with the All Stars winning 8 to 5.
W H Snyder receives the contract to build two fine concrete porch areas for Peter Galbroner. The porch and balustrade will be constructed with concrete blocks and supporting columns also from concrete blocks.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Collett who recently moved to Upper Sandusky will relocate here again once a house is found Mr Collett has accepted a night foreman position at the National Lime and Stone Co plant.
Jacob Payne and D Relister purchased a pony harness and rubber tire buggy in Kenton for Miss Lucy Straw. The pony weighs about 350 pounds and is described as a fine outfit.
Marcus Mangett will wed Miss Corene Hessberger in a ceremony announced for June 12. Mangett, son of Mr and Mrs J B Mangett, has lived in Tin for several years. Hessberger hails from Tiffin.
The last Union Christian Endeavor session was held at the Lutheran Church Sunday evening with Miss Hazel Donelson leading. The topic The Southern Mountaineers featured several talks and musical selections. Attendance was good.
Mr and Mrs W R Kurtz with sons Russell and Gail plan a ten day trip starting Monday They will spend several days in Washington DC before traveling by water to the Jamestown Exposition for a visitor experience worthy of a family outing
A new express service will open in Carey after July first with J D Ewing as agent. The United States company has sent express matter via the Northern Ohio line and will consolidate with the Big Four and Hocking Valley roads to form the sole carrier in Carey.
Attendees listed for Rev Father Edward Werline’s first high mass at St Joseph’s Catholic Church Tiffin include Mesdames Reinhart Moes Logsdon Mangett, Logsdon Simonis Logsdon Mizer and Misses Logsdon Reinhart Simonis Logsdon Hepp Mizer with Messrs Logston Broadman and Ignatius Logsdon along with Rev Father J G Mizer and couples J R Logsdon Henry Logsdon.
The Kemerley reunion is planned for Wednesday June at Beach Grove. Organizers invite descendants and relatives to gather for a community event with informal activities and shared memories.
The I O O F on last Tuesday night conferred the second degree on four candidates and passed on three applications.
Notice extends an invitation to G A R members to attend Memorial services in Crawford next Sunday May 2 at 2 o'clock P M. The event details are read as a formal notice to the post members.
Wm T Pethe of Alavada has purchased the Mangett Mercantile Co Shoe Store and will take possession January.
Under Y T U sponsorship a Silver Medal Oratorical Contest will be held at the opera house. Contestants include Ruth Ewing Lenora Harpster Irene Gillette Cyril Harpster and Florence Dow. Admission is 15 cents with reserved seats at Ewing's drug store opening Thursday June 6 at 7 o'clock in the morning.
Mrs Hoge died at her home in this city on Wednesday. She was born February 14 1888 in Oakwood the daughter of C C Howland and married to William Hoge February 15 1904. Survived by husband a daughter Geneva parents two brothers and one sister. Remains were taken to Leipstic for funeral at the home of her parents. Notice to Gas Consumers due to a gas connection shut off at 8 o clock Sunday morning June 2. Watch fires and shut off lights and stoves as gas is turned into lines. Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Co J T Bowenson Ags.
A large attendance at United Evangelical church heard Rev. Herpster praise devotion and sacrifice during the memorial sermon. The baccalaureate sermon revived the fittest theme and praised local pastors. Rev Olive delivered an instructive sermon on making commonplace life meaningful through sacrifice. Attending were Rev J G Williams and others as Prospect High School noted, with various locals visiting Upper Sandusky and Lima for college and family visits. Cincinnati and Omaha visitors also mentioned.
George Gilliland son of John Gilliland of east of town was accidentally shot last Sunday. His brother, who hid a gun under his arm, was going to shoot at a mark when the weapon discharged at the door. The bullet pierced the calf, the ball dropping into the gum boot. a 22 caliber target rifle was used. Dr Southward attended to the wound.
Witnesses listed for the First Communion at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Upper Sandusky include Miss Anna Shumaker Ida Kramer Margaret Shumaker Agnes Manyett Philome Coppler Apa Dass Courtad Idith Fetter Lizzie Mary Weaver and numerous others along with Mr and Mrs Charles Miller Mr and Mrs R Arnold and Mrs John Fetter.
The Village of Carey Ohio Council enacted May 7 1907 a corporation levy on the 1908 tax duplicate. Rates include General Fund 0.25 mills Panic Health Fund 0.25 mills Public Safety Fund 0.25 mills Public Service Fund 3.5 mills Library Fund 1 mill Bond and Interest 4 mills. Total 11 mills. Clerk Loren Stahl notes past levies for 1925 and 1904.
The notice states the ice wagon will service the residence on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays starting May 20 and continue throughout the summer.
I return thanks to my neighbors and friends for kindness shown during my wife’s sickness and death. I also thank those who furnished music for the funeral. CHARLES HUMMELL.
A Garey Creamery Co seeks a man with a team to drive a milk route north of town. The advertisement invites applications from capable drivers for daytime routes and steady work.
Auction notice describes a second hand open buggy crafted by the seller JosErH Roiy placed for sale at his shop. The item is newly painted and advertised as nearly as new with inquiry directed to the maker at his shop.
Advertisement claims a monthly treatment priced at $2.00 or 50 cents a week. Sessions hosted at Mrs J Peirce home on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 2 p m to 8 p m. Contact details unnamed.
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