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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
4
Hundreds of Wyandot County farmers petitioned commissioners to let voters decide if annual 1500 dollars of county tax should be used to fund the farm agent. The issue will appear on the November 3 ballot, with likely com missioners following the ballot’s will. Currently a majority favors withdrawing county support.
The page discusses three proposed Ohio constitutional amendments. Two affect state finances including another move to tax intangible property. the third proposes four year public office terms replacing current two year terms. Readers are urged to study the amendments and consider the arguments for and against each.
Claims paid after a Saturday meeting include extensive losses from fire and lightning across multiple townships. Notable payments cover a Crane township house and contents, a Salt Rock auto, Tymochtee house and barn, and deaths of livestock, with amounts ranging from 3.50 to 3,011.30 dollars.
Miss Florence L Hayman daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hayman of Carey wed Howard I Temple son of Mr and Mrs M M Temple of Mansfield in a simple ceremony at West Park Methodist Church 7 30 p m officiated by Rev A O Brakaw Witnesses included immediate families and a few close friends A reception followed at 1516 Union Avenue home of the bride’s brother in law and sister The couple will honeymoon in Michigan and reside at 1516 Union Avenue upon return Both are employed by the New York Central Railroad company.
Miss Mildred Shull daughter of Mr and Mrs F W Shull of Vanlue wed Roy Moser at Rev Myerg's residence in Vanlue. The couple will live in Kansas City Mo where Mr Moser works for a construction company. Mrs Moser is a niece of Mrs C F Sutter.
Council pays a long list of bills from salaries to purchases including water meters and office costs. Financed transfers approved. Council reviews Spring Run sewer plans with no decision. Residents request Newhard street improvements. Thursday session to hear Hocking Valley Railroad officials on moving the station.
A series of property transfers are recorded with several parcels in Carey and Upper Sandusky. Names include G G Miller Ella 9 and Claude Ho Johnson along with Rose Diller and the Hills. Transaction values list $1 or $100 to $160 for various lots and subdivisions.
An Idaho man fishing on Lake Crescent landed a seven pound Northern pike and sent a boastful note to his wife. She replied with a witty counter claim that hers weighed ten pounds and mocked his catch, adding that he should come home.
Police found about a pint of liquor in a car belonging to Woah Winstead near Van- Tue driven by his son Ralph. The father pleaded guilty before Mayor Blue paying fines of 109 dollars and 4.80 costs and recovering the car after the incident at Donelson's restaurant.
Mrs Alma Shuman was called by illness of her sister Mrs A B Whets on. The family was afflicted as Mr Whets on awaited an operation in hospital. On Monday nephew Lawrence Cole of Catawba Island sustained a fractured and dislocated arm on Sunday.
Mrs Della Gunther announces a public sale of household goods on Saturday October 10 at 1 p m. The auction will be held at her residence located at 522 West Main Street.
N. B. Presler sold his sixty acre farm four miles southwest of town to Orville Lee and may move to Findlay. Printed or engraved name cards available at the Times office.
Rev T DeJean of Nevada will preach at Oak Grove Sunday. Miss Pearl Snyder is seriously ill at the Schubert home. Numerous residents visit and host on weekends and weekdays with friends and relatives in Arcadia Jenera Findlay Fostoria Carey Carey Findlay Fort Clinton and Carey. The Young People held a monthly social at the Laney home with many attendees.
Ohio General Assembly proposes adding Article VIII Section 13 to restrict counties schools and municipalities from issuing debt for short lived operating expenses or property with under five years useful life The measure allows limited borrowing for six months in anticipation of revenue and requires laws to fix fiscal years and bond maturities If approved it takes effect January 1 1926 Adopted March 27 1925
Ohio General Assembly proposes amending article XII section 2 and related sections to tax real estate and tangible property uniformly, tax intangibles, with exemptions and double taxation safeguards. Ballot measure set for November 1925, with effective date January 1, 1926 if approved.
The Carey Times ad page invites readers to hire cleaning help, promising reliable service and flexible scheduling for household chores and trash removal. Local workers listed with contact numbers available upon inquiry.
Sunday services at Our Lady of Consolation include High Mass at 10:00 a.m and Low Mass at 7:30 a.m Vespers and benediction follow at 7:30 a.m Weekday Masses are at 6:30 and 8:00 a.m Rev Father Aloys M Fish Pastor directs the prayers and daily rites.
Sunday school times and sermons listed for Bert Jaynes and Lewis P. Speaker. Evangelical and Memorial churches note morning worship, sermons such as The Open Door and The Sea of Life, plus Wednesday prayer meetings and youth activities. Methodist services include Sunday school at 9 15 and divine worship at 10 30.
H G Chambers has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the Estate of Rachel A Burson, deceased of Wyandot County Ohio. Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio dated September 19 1925 before Judge Charles F Close of the Court of Common Pleas.
George R Best a former Wyandot county resident died Sunday at his Milwaukee home after kidney and ladder trouble. He is survived by his wife one son three daughters four grandchildren three brothers Frank and Joseph Best of Wyandot county and Jacob Best of Milwaukee and three sisters Mrs Henry Rall Mrs Elizabeth Moll and Mrs F M Klein near Upper Sandusky. Henry Rall attended the funeral Wednesday. He once belonged to the dry goods firm Brandt Berry Best in Upper Sandusky.
A Bore asserts a fellow who dominates conversation. We decide to shift our ad space to focus on Carey Talks and other topics of interest to you, with occasional furniture notes. Observe how our new policy makes this space engaging.
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