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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
4
The Nevada News installed a No 1 Mergenthaler linotype, joining a growing trend. After ten years with linotype experience, the Times congratulates editor Holmes on his acquisition noting the machine promises near total efficiency and will transform newspaper offices.
A local review shows Carey has not re elected any mayor in 25 years. Ex mayors occasionally return as candidates and win, but no mayor has won a second term in office for a quarter century.
Copy for the Times must be submitted in advance for the Thanksgiving edition. All correspondence communications and news copy should arrive Monday or, if possible, by Tuesday noon. Advertising copy will not be accepted after 8 00 a m Tuesday.
Carey City football team opened at home with a 20 to 0 victory over Clyde. Poor footing on a slippery mud field limited passing and slowed play while Twining, Hagley, and Brashares scored on runs and a damaged extra point. A small crowd noted the out of town remainder of the schedule.
Transactions show Hugh D Layton Clara Layton selling 120 acres in Pitt township to H H Sears for 1 dollar and several affidavits involving interests in lots and parcels. Abe Milum and wife transfer part of a lot in Upper Sandusky for 1 dollar. Gov A VY Donahey urges Ohioans to observe International Golden Rule day on December 6 to promote goodwill and aid the less fortunate.
deputies Clark and Sorrenson confiscated 191 gallons of corn whiskey from a wrecked Dodge on the Lincoln Highway east of Williamstown. The haul, stored in gallon cans in the rear, is the largest yet, with 150 cases of beer taken from a ditched truck near Mt. Cory earlier. The driver fled. ownership tracing underway as the car is towed to the Hancock county jail for sale.
Catherine Ellen Carothers born in Pennsylvania in 1851 died November 6 1925 in Lansing Michigan after years of heart trouble. She lived in Carey and Lansing with marriages to Josiah Horner and James Carothers leaving children and stepchildren, funeral at Buck's with Rev Virgil Boyer, burial at Mt Hope.
The complete official vote shows Althouse 2101 Bloom 1319 Martin 1307 Baker 1277 Van Buren 1266 Wood 1256. Alt house and Bloom will join the board as new members, while Mr. Martin begins a second term.
Earl Tillman has purchased the restaurant across from the Big Four freight office. He has been in Carey this summer painting roofs with a sprayer. Mrs. Lizzie Lowery Mrs. Edna Smith and Mrs. Alma Bowman are employed in the restaurant.
A Lancaster town record from 1828 shows a school board denying use of the schoolhouse for rail and telegraph debates. The board called railways impossible and a device of Satan, while noting modern travel now speeds 60 to 70 mph and the world has progressed.
The article argues bumblebees are worth about 300 million dollars annually to the United States, citing their essential role in pollinating clover hay and enabling red clover cultivation in the Philippines. It notes red clover failed without bumblebees and credits their pollination with Manila barley.
Hazel Bame spent Thursday night with Geneva Van Horn. Families including Fruths, Saltzman, Vanhorns, Bakers, and Searfosses shared visits across Findlay, Fostoria, Piketon, Carey, and near Mt. Blanchard. Multiple dinner and Sunday gatherings highlight a active social week among local residents.
A flurry of social visits is recorded with Lola Essex and Esther Lee visiting Findlay and Vanlue families. Guests from Cleveland, Arlington, Fremont, Fostoria and Carey share Sundays and weekends with locals including the McRills, Beards, Hovis, Kneppers, Farmers, Opars, and other area residents.
The Our Lady of Consolation directory lists Father Aloys M Bish as pastor. Sunday high mass is 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 8:00 a.m.
Rev A G Tozer leads services at Memorial Evangelical Church with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 and evening sermon Trrayer. Union Temperance service at 7 30 with prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 led by Rev E J Moore.
Pastor E B Cole leads Sunday school at 9 15 with divine worship at 10 30. Sermon titled The Motive Power of Service. Epworth League gathers at 6 30 followed by evening worship at 7 30 with theme The Gospel According to You.
Rev Lewis P Speaker conducts services for the 24th Sunday after Trinity. Sunday school begins at 9 15 with the chief service at 10 30 featuring a sermon titled The Expression of Appreciation. Luther League meets at 6 30 with no evening service scheduled.
The Logan Gas Company files with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Schedule No. 8 proposing higher natural gas rates for Carey customers effective December 15 1925 The charge is 100 dollars for the first 500 cubic feet per month and 63 cents per 1000 cubic feet for usage above 500 with a 3 cent discount for payment within ten days A copy of the schedule is available at Carey agent J T Edmonson office dated November 17 1925 by K C Krick vice president
The Ohio State University agricultural extension service released a four page leaflet, The European Corn Borer in Ohio, in Crop Talk November. Entomologist T H Parks compares the borer to the Hessian fly, explains its appearance and life, and answers damage, ear impact, detection, and control questions.
The Carey City team did not play Sunday as scheduled because the Sandusky Maroons lost a player to pleuro-pneumonia. The postponed game will be held November 29 in Sandusky. next Sunday Carey will face the Lima Reps in Lima.
Emma Gross became Seneca county s first woman mayor after a nine cornered election in New Riegel she won 19 votes her nearest rival received eight Charles Huss was elected treasurer and Harry Goshe became marshal.
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