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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
2
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Ownership and management details for the Carey Times of Carey Ohio with Homer Thrall as editor and publisher. The statement lists Thrall as owner and manager, with no bondholders holding 1 percent or more. Notarized October 4 1920 by H G Chambers Wyandot County Ohio Notary Public.
On Monday the Washington Court of Appeals denied the writ to stop the secretary of state from proclaiming ratification of the Woman Suffrage amendment. The decision leaves the case possible for Supreme Court review.
Charles Henry Spiegel of Wyandot County took Vera Geneva Johns of Harpster to the minister for a wedding ceremony. On the way home the couple suffered a blowout miles from any home or minister, requiring tire changes and patchwork before returning as newlyweds.
The piece argues Mexico is improving under provisional president Huerta with Obrigon seen as a future strong leader. It praises the government and predicts no major revolution, while warning against American meddling driven by investors with interests in Mexico. It mentions Wilsons watchful waiting policy as potentially fruitful.
The article notes a highly active race with bustling campaign activity and large crowds. It compares the present urgency to the 1860 contest, stressing the historic stakes and intense public interest, but cannot predict the outcome.
Optimism returns as experts report favorable business conditions and a cautious revival. Prices hold steady with no slump, retailers warned against overbuying while a gradual, slow recovery progresses despite lingering crisis tears.
Gov Cox designates Saturday October 9 as Fire Prevention Day with private observance encouraged for teachers and households to survey premises for menacing conditions as winter nears and stoves come into use.
The piece argues furnaces require inspection and proper upkeep to prevent fires. It cites poor housing in state and nation, noting shortages of comfortable homes and the impact on owners and renters when fires destroy dwellings. It underscores fire prevention as a duty and the fire department’s role.
Monday’s papers warn women’s suffrage faces new peril from five appeals pending in state courts. The high court could hasten a ruling or send cases to the supreme court, risking defeat of ratification and invalidating Maine and primary elections within less than four weeks.
Miss Carolyn Newhard hosted an East Main street gathering Monday evening in honor of Miss Jennie Powell who departs Sunday for Baltimore Md to begin training at the Lutheran deaconesses Mother House. Attendees included Mrs Russell Zeis and daughter Margaret Ellen Mrs Urban Kokenge and son Urban Lee Mrs Clarence Thome Miss Alma Bish Miss Christina Straw Miss Elsie Howard Miss May Johnson and Miss Flora Humbert. The party featured music cards and refreshments provided by the hostess.
Mr and Mrs Clement Beck entertained a large group at a Sunday chicken dinner honoring their daughter Mary Angeline on her eleventh birthday and Chas Schrote. Guests included Irvin Tong of Carey Don Krider Ruth Spohn Blanchard Charles Schrote Julia Schrote Lynn Schrote Paul Schrote C Beck Clyde Kathleen Schrote Toledo and others from New Riegel.
Mr and Mrs Clint Sheridan entertained a large group Sunday including Mr and Mrs John Shireman Mr and Mrs V Sutphen and children James and Margaret from this city Mr and Mrs Cyrus Shireman from Findlay and many others. The next meeting will be two weeks with Mrs Jacob Hilty.
Mrs Exestone entertained the JooT Club at her home last Thursday with a sociable afternoon and a fine lunch. Guests included Mrs Emma Krause of Detroit and Misses Nell Mitten Ruth and Mable Smith. The next meeting will be with Mrs A J Ruehle on the last Thursday in October.
Tuesday evening the Lutheran Sunday school held a farewell reception for Miss Jennie Powell who leaves for Baltimore Maryland next Sunday to join Lutheran deaconess work. Pastor Luther said Springfield pastor talks were given by Rev Martin and Rev I H, vocal solos by Helen Griffith Hester Ingels Elsie Howard, a Powell class gift of stationery picture hymnal, and Miss Cozete Powell will stay with her sister in Baltimore for a week.
Hens instinctively wallow in dust to clean themselves and deter pests. If natural dusting spots are scarce, provide a hollow dusting area near the hen house to promote health and insect control.
Grant Karr Agency advertises about 20 cold farms for sale within 60 days, mainly in Wyandot County. Properties are well improved, on good roads, some with running water, near churches and schools, with favorable terms and fall possession. Prospective buyers can view them within an hour through Emerine's meat market location.
The Marion Questions defeated Carey 7 to 0 on Sunday signaling early promise for Carey this season. The Tiffin City team will play here next Sunday.
No hunting or trespassing allowed on farm and lands controlled by A. D. Lenner John A. Fox Mrs. 5 O. Smith Sheldon Kleopfer. By paying 2k in advance, your name may be added to this notice during the present hunting season.
Motion confirmed in the matter of Wm S LeMott against Joseph Battenfield et al. An order of distribution is entered with attorney fees fixed as per rule.
Mrs. Nettie Zabriskie departed Saturday for Tiffin to spend two weeks with friends there.
Misses Sue and Yella Gilliland entertained Sunday Mrs. Rebegca Gledhill of Galion Miss Cleon Gledhill of Nevada and Mr and Mrs Walhice Beebe and Mrs F S Beebe in a light social gathering.
United Evangelical Sundin school hosts monthly meeting of the Men's Bible Class and Philathan Class at the Livingston home. Rev Amoric explains Acts chapter five and a pot luck supper follows.
Our Lady of Consolation directory lists services by Rev. Father Aloys M. Fish. Sunday Masses are at 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Vespers and benediction occur at 7:30 p.m. Weekday Masses are at 6:30 and 8:00 a.m.
Rev EK L Spaid leads Sunday School at 9 00 a m Morning Worship at 10 15 a m Luther League at 7 00 p m and Thursday evening Prayer Meeting as announced by the pastor.
Sunday school starts at 9 00 a m Y P S C IE meets at 7 00 p m Evening worship at 7 00 p m Prayer service held every evening at 7 00 p m All are welcome to the church services
The notice lists service times for United Evangelical Church The Church of the Open Door with Pastor I M Amore in Carey. Sunday school at 9 30 am preaching at 10 30 am KL C and 6 50 pm evening worship at 7 30 choir practice Tuesday prayer Wednesday. St Paul church holds 9 30 am service and 10 am Sunday school. St John hosts 9 30 am Sunday School. You are a stranger here but once.
Sunday 9 0 a m Bible School and worship at 10 15 a m. Evening Epworth League at 6 30 p m. Training and serving at 7 30 p m. Thursday 7 30 p m Church Praying. The Methodist Episcopal Church. The church serves.
The Lendall Farm Tractor Co incorporated Friday with $500,000 capital. Incorporators include I. G. Huston R. M. Luckey of Toledo and BE. B. Kurtz.
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