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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
4
A Baltimore Sun verse asks readers what they have done for the world that sustains them. It contrasts the world’s gifts with personal action and urges care for children and a brighter creed.
Santa distributes The Youth's Companion subscriptions for 1926 delivering 52 issues plus remaining 1925 issues. Offer includes McCall's Magazine as a bundle for 2.50. Order to The Youths Companion Department, Boston, Massachusetts.
Congressman Brooks Fletcher will leave Marion Saturday for Washington to prepare for Congress reopening on December 7. He plans educational legislation and to push a United States air service outside army jurisdiction. Fletcher spoke in Toledo and Germantown and will stay at Congress Hall Hotel in Washington.
The Sandusky locomotive, first engine for the Mad River and Lake Erie railroad, pictured in a Saturday Evening Post illustration, arrived from New Jersey and was unloaded in Sandusky on December 2, 1837 before entering service between Sandusky and Bellevue in 1838.
Dr W F I Guyer, president of Findlay College, will speak Thursday evening November 12 at 8 o'clock to Adrian Parent-Teacher Association members and friends at the Adrian Club Hall.
The annual Red Cross dinner and roll call was held in the Presbyterian basement with over 100 attendees. Rev Royal Agne of Old Stone church gave a detailed talk on Red Cross work, its peacetime role, and disaster relief, followed by reports from Louise Walter and a long nomin ating list of officers and volunteers.
Chairman Walker details Red Cross roles in disaster relief health education and first aid. He cites 90 last year disasters including mine fires and Lorain events, notes no overhead costs, and proposes a 3000 drive slogan. The talk also covers tuberculosis prevention and Junior Red Cross activities.
The Geauga Republic Record of Chardon and the News-Democrat of Georgetown are photographed and bound in the Bellows-Durham Book of Rural Life as guides to modern living. Russell Lord notes their role in representing 10,000 U S country weeklies, praising their democratic nature and community service.
Readers are invited to place want ads in Carey Times to sell or trade furniture no longer needed. Listings connect buyers with sellers quickly, with simple classifieds guidance and affordable rates.
The church directed by Rev Father Aloys M Fish lists Sunday services with High Mass at 10 00 a m Low Mass at 7 30 a m Vespers and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Masses are at 6 30 and 8 90 a m.
Pastor Rev A G Tozer leads Memorial Evangelical Church with Sunday school at 9 330 morning worship at 10 45 sermon These Are They Evening worship at 7 45 prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Bert Jaynes leads First United Brethren with Sunday school 9 30 preaching 10 30 am evening 7 pm prayer meetings midweek at homes
E. E. Cole presides at Sunday school at 9 15 and divine worship at 10 30 with sermon Guidance For Our Time. Epworth League at 6 30 followed by evening worship at 7 30 featuring special music and speaker Dr R D Wellens.
Pastor Lewis P. Speaker leads a full day of worship with Sunday school at 9 15, chief service at 10 30, sermons titled The Imprisonment of You and The Problem of Miracles. Luther League meets at 6 30 and evening worship follows at 7 30.
A series of small land conveyances across Upper Sandusky Carey and surrounding townships records transfers to buyers including Clara Edith Shively to Joseph Weinandy. Edna L. Smith to Jay P Newhard. Harold A. Smith to Edna L. Smith. and numerous others. Considerable parcels in D L Ingard sub divisions Nina N Williams revision Klahr additions and Dorcas Dow additions are listed with nominal sums such as 1 dollar and larger sums like 5700 dollars for part of lot 11 in Upper Sandusky. Public notices indicate administration actions by H H Sears and transfers involving The First National Bank and families such as Ruopp McQuate Lewis Burson and Gunther among others. The entries cover Carey Nevada Harpster and Ridge Township areas with several original plats and additions cited.
A humorous 25 cent coin asserts its limited purchasing power with quips about being too small for ice cream, candy, or a movie ticket while noting it earns respect as offerings in church. The playful piece highlights small change’s value in everyday life.
The E. B. Hostetter corn evaporating plant which has ceased work at Green Camp has handled over 110 tons of sweet corn. Of this amount 120000 pounds have been evaporated and 100000 pounds dried for parching. The corn is brought to Richwood where it is graded packed for shipment and parched here.
A study by O M Johnson in the Ohio Experiment Station November bulletin shows farm taxes in terms of farm prices rose sharply after 1921, remaining high during 1921 to 1924 as prices fell and tax rates rose. The table uses 1913 as base and analyzes townships to reflect statewide tax burden and purchasing power for farmers from 1880 to 1924.
An automobile sprayer fed by water through two flumes is proposed by a French inventor as two methods to water crops, offering an alternative to present irrigation systems.
A Boston Transcript quotation emphasizes that every young man should invest as much energy in work as in sport, urging balance between professional effort and athletic interest.
A local message from Anat at Cérey Furniture proclaims high standards for the town and invites frank feedback from residents on plans for a store that aims to be above average, urging readers to share opinions on progress and performance.
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