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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1918

Page

7

Hancock County News Roundup of Local Events

Riverside Park welcomed the season in Findlay. Five year old David Sampson died Sunday at his Mt. Blanchard home. A community kitchen will aid war garden surplus vegetables. Veteran Civil War mail carrier David Lanning was appointed Mt. Cory carrier at $20 yearly. Thieves at Lincoln school were captured by Wednesday, two colored youths sent to juvenile court. A motorcyclist injured Mr. Clem in Findlay. the rider fled. Irene Trout received Findlay’s first postal aeroplane letter. Chester Wipple received the second. Benton Ridge G A R Post reduces to three members James W. Powell Samuel George and Marshal Hanna. Jr O U A M organises Memorial Day services. Findlay grocers Alsh and Addison corrected an ad misprint about sugar for canning. A small dog’s bark helped alert Mr and Mrs Baker to a house fire in Allen township. Dr J P Baker arrived as walls fell. loss about 4000 dollars. A tent was sent to the farm next day. Dr. Baker’s father over 80 remains.

Findlay David Sampson Mt. Blanchard David Lanning Andersonville Mt. Cory Lincoln School Clem Benton Ridge James W. Powell Samuel George Marshal Hanna Alsh & Addison Findlay Grocers Food Commissioner J. C. Baker J P. Baker Allen Township Dr. Baker Findlay Courier

Never Forget the Little Things That Help the War Effort

In a National Stockman and Farmer editorial the writer urges Americans to reflect on casualty lists and duties to support soldiers. He emphasizes charity, unity, and cooperative action, noting small sacrifices at home can determine life or death for others and calling readers to be 100 percent Americans and 100 percent people.

Jutore

They Weren't So Bad Heat and Corn Weather Reflections

Local notes remark on warm May start with talk of corn prospects and heat. Mentions visitors from St Louis Findlay Upper Sandusky and Meadowbrook Park picnics with families and social visits. Includes ad line for Carey Times Job Department and a few product names for spraying.

Carey Times Carl Gottfried St Louis Arsenate Lend J.D Ewing L. C. Thomas Meadowbrook Park Frank Schira Leocadia Pahl Florence Schira Helen Petrie Irene Horner Tiffin

Elsie Howard to Graduate in Stenographic Course

Miss Elsie Howard entered Findlay College business department January 2 and will graduate June 6 in a stenographic course. This reflects fine work by Miss Howard.

Elsie Howard Findlay College Howard

Findlay Visitors Highlight Local Social Scene

Miss Janet Weaver and Miss Pau line Pahl visited Findlay last night. Mrs. Robert Miller of Lima stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Brown.

Janet Weaver Pauline Pahl Findlay Robert Miller Lima Mrs L. B. Brown

Services Schedule For Our Lady Of Consolation

The church announces Sunday rites with low mass at 8:00 a m and high mass at 10:30 a m Vespers instruction and benediction at 7:30 p m Weekday masses at 6:30 and 8:00 a m All times aligned to new standard time Father Aloys M Fish pastor.

Church Services Schedule and Events

Sunday 10 15 a m and 9 00 a m Sunday school. Wednesday 7 30 p m evening services. Thursday May 30 at 00 p m Hoff block South street John Wesley Shock Pastor. Big Oak Sunday morning service and 7 30 p m evening service. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 o clock. Everybody is welcome.

Hoff South Street John Wesley Shock Big Oak

United Evangelical Church Schedule Echoes Local Service Times

The notice lists services led by Minister H. D. Shultz with Sunday school at 9.00 a m memorial sermon to Modern Woodmen at 10.15 a m regular worship at 7.30 p m and ELC service at 6 30 p m with St John s church scheduled for 2 30 p m.

United Evangelical Church H. D. Shultz St. John's Church

Lutheran Church Service Schedule

Rev. EB Luther Spaid presides at Sunday School 9:00 am and morning worship 10:15 am. A prayer meeting is held every Thursday evening at 7:30.

Luther Spaid

Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Schedule Noted

James William Gibson serves as minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church with Sunday school at 9 00 and morning service at 10 15. There is no evening service.

Wyandot County Sends 93 Selects to Camp Taylor Ky

Ninety three Wyandot County draftees depart Tuesday morning for Camp Taylor Kentucky. Crowds gathered from Hicks street to Johnson street as the Chamber of Commerce band played. The selects included Anthony Kraus as captain and Ralph Pilate Joseph F Smith and Robert McGill as lieutenants aboard a special train to Cincinnati and then Louisville. Citizens and local bands provided music and observers saluted at the depot as the train left for military service.

Camp Taylor Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Court House Frank A. Beery Anthony Joseph Kraus Ralph J. Pilate Joseph F. Smith Robert D. McGill Cincinnati Louisville Homer Vroman Roy Smith Marion Theodore EB. M Henry Clarence G. Brown Fred J. Moll Louis C. Burkey Steward C. Kerr George W. Cordray George Reidell Edward Stansberg Roy E. Myers Anselm J. Plate Karl H. Stecher Paul H. Leser Norman L. Colmery Oscar C. Stecher Arlin J. Barr Roscoe R. Roberts Herschel C. Falk Wharton Harley Lining Omar D. Sterling Wey Justin Kiser Deunquat Mervin D. Shafer McCutchenville Ora Weigle Charles Arthur Wertman Ora L. Cramer Henry GC. Johnson John H. Birckenbach Forest Alvin R. Stanford Fred W. Fox Carey Earl Culp Ray R. Campbell Ralph B. McKinnon Rey James EB. Phillips George W. Gibbs Earl Williams James EB. Arnold Edward G. McLaughlin Russell L. Gottfried Orville D. Straub Hobart G. Walter Linus L. Myers James D. Wright Walter F Baughman A. J Schanweker Nevada Lester G. Kuenzli Charles C. Billings Charles A. Alban Charles Keltner Russell A. Traxler Oliver F. Marstellar Sycamore Teo . Babcock Bert &. Ekleberry Merle J. Kanck Don H Delaplane Milton D. Ankney Clyde G. Simpson Calvin Hollar Frank Stover Elwood D. Armstrong Morral Benjamin H. Heil Kirby Frank Faber Cleveland Urban A. McBeth Lockland Frank E Root Randolph New York Frank

Depot Crowd Kept Off Tracks by Local Law Officers

Sheriff C J Orwig Deputy Sheriff Ed Lambright and Marshal Harry May helped deter a crowd at the depot tracks. Rev Father John R Forrer was to speak to the select committee but was out of town.

C. J. Orwig Ed Lambright Harry May John R. Forrer

Free Ohio teachers employment service created by Defense Council

The Ohio Defense Council announced a free employment service for 33 000 public school teachers as a wartime measure. A separate, expert led bureau will operate from the State House in Columbus to connect boards of education with job seekers, with application banks sent statewide.

Ohio Defense Council Ohio Council State House Columbus Boards of Education

Weighed and Measured Babies At Library Clinic

Fifty babies were weighed on Wednesday and 120 on Friday at the library. A good number met the government standard while many were below. Dr. R. Bame and Dr. A. Spitler examined some and found them undernourished. government will provide mothers with feeding and care instructions.

R. Bame A. Spitler

Ohio farmers yield over 100 bushels per acre on 10 acre plots

A bulletin from the Agricultural College Extension Service Columbus describes three Ohio farmers who averaged more than 100 bushels of shelled corn per acre on 10 acre plots with 20 percent moisture. It explains the factors behind the achievement and is available without cost on application.

Ohio Agricultural College Extension Service Columbus

Registered Short Horn Bull Ad with Service Fee Note

Henry L. Myers advertises a registered short horn bull described as of the right type. The service fee is two dollars. An overdue payment will incur an extra fifty cent charge. Both phones listed.

Henry L. Myers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hancock County Irene Trout Chester Wipple Business College Our Church Directory OUR Lady OF Consolation Aloys M. Fish Christian Science Society United Brethren Church Lutheran Church Methodist Episcopal James William Gibson Employment Service J. A. Gibbs Grant Karr John H. Williamson Ewing Bell Findlay, Ohio The Carey Junk Co Joe Selverstein Call Mutual J. H. Keckler R. H. Griffith S. H. Krebs Otto Krupp Bishop Battery Service CO South Main St
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