Carey Times Proprietor Statement and Notary Acknowledgment
The Carey Times published weekly at Carey Ohio states Eloise Thrall as editor publisher manager and owner. A sworn statement notes no bondholders or security holders holding 1 percent or more. Notarization by H G Chambers Wyandot County on October 2 1925 with commission expiry September 1 1928.
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Eloise Thrall
Carey
Ohio
Morteggees
H. G. Chambers
Notary Public
Wyandot Co
Home Merchants Battle Mail Order Encroachment
The piece argues home merchants must compete with mail order houses and bell ringers by offering satisfactory goods, fair prices, and aggressive advertising. It emphasizes using newspapers to reach customers, citing T. K. Kelly on shoppers relying on print media for most purchases.
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American Retailers’ Association
T. K. Kelly
Minneapolis
America
Peonies Rise Among Favorite Garden Flowers
Peonies rank with roses and other blooms as top garden favorites and have benefited from many elegant new varieties. They grow in borders or blocks on well drained fertile soil. Plant or divide in fall. varieties from the Ohio Experiment Station include white options like Avalanche and Festiva Maxima and pinks such as Albert Crousse and Edulis Superba.
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Orly
J. H. Gourley
Ohio Eperiment Station
Avalanche
Blush
Mme Jules
Duchesse d'Nemours
Festiva Maxima
Couronne d’ Or
Jeanne d’ Arc
Baroness Schroeder
Albert Crousse
Edulis Superba
Mons Jules Blie
Claire du Bois
Modiste Guerin
la Perle
Messionier
Felix Crousse
Karl Rosenfield
Bimonthly Bulletin Covers Farm Subjects in Ohio
The September Bimonthly Bulletin of the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster O highlights forest fire protection the Rome Beauty apple minerals for swine feeding immature corn fertilizing grain crops potassium in manure prices of farm products production wages and prices sources of income of the Ohio farmer and the hog situation. It is mailed to 70000 on the free list with extra copies available on request.
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Ohio Experiment
Christened Sunday At Our Lady Of Consolation
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Rufling christened at Our Lady of Consolation Church. Father Conrad officiated with Mr and Mrs Al Rufling as sponsors.
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Clarence Rufling
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Conrad
A September Song From the Atlanta Constitution
Poem-like verse celebrates September harvest hope and the joy of a bright world. It contrasts past shadows with morning blessings and the promise of hills, light, and grateful living. Hope speaks in sun and star as the speaker longs for a lovelier land fulfilled.
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Atlanta Constitution
Mass Times at Our Lady of Consolation Church
The church led by Rev. Father Aloys M. Fish lists Sunday services as 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 8:00 a m.
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Father Aloys M. Fish
First United Brethren Announces Church Schedule
Bert Jaynes, pastor, leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Teacher’s study class Saturday at 7 p m at the church.
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Bert Jaynes
Methodist church services with sermons and leagues
The sermon titled The Three Crosses frames Sunday worship at 10 30 with Sunday school at 9 15 Epworth League meets at 6 30 with an evening topic The Passion for Power Pastor I Cole leads the service and activities
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RE. I. Cole
Epworth League
Lewis P. Speaker Pastor Sunday Services Schedule
Services for the eighteenth Sunday after Trinity include Sunday school at 9 15 AM, chief service at 10 30 AM with the sermon An Everlasting Debt to the Ever lasting Jew. Afternoon worship at Vanlue, Luther League at 6 30 PM, evening worship at 7 30 PM with the sermon The Problem of Providence.
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Lewis P. Speaker
Vanlue
Luther League
Resolutions honor fallen 144th Regiment comrades
The 144th Regiment O. N. G fellow comrades publish resolutions mourning Christopher Scheets Sexton C Williams and John Gatehell who answered the call of the Great Commander Their memory and sacrifice are_memory sacred with sympathies extended to relatives and friends The note adds biographical details of war veterans Williams Williams and Gatehell with death locations Sycamore Fostoria Carey Upper Sandusky Behind the lines of the passage are names and places in Ohio.
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Christopher Scheets
Sexton C. Williams
John Gatchell
144Th Regiment
144Th Reg
Union of States
L. A Gormley
EM Warner
Warner
Sexton
GC. Williams
Carey
Caddie Quips on Golf Missteps in Pearson's Weekly
A brief, humorous note from Pearson's Weekly on golf misplays with a quip about not costing more if playing with new laid eggs, reflecting light golf satire and casual sports commentary.
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Pearson’s Weekly
Sunday as a Day of Rest in Modern Life
A Local W C T U member shares Rev. James Ellington McGee's thoughts on Sunday observance. He argues modern life favors constant activity and speed but demands periodic rest for physical mental and spiritual renewal, citing Jesus on the Sabbath and the need for mercy work and nourishment.
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James Ellington McGee
Jesus
Sunday Bascom Dances Lose Attendance at Resort
Residents report declining Sunday dances at Bascom resort as new dance law prompts permit rejection by Probate Judge Porter. Manager held dances by invitation. grand jury declined to indict. No further action planned, issue likely solved by falling attendance.
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Bascom
Porter
Seneca County Grand Jury
Bloomvills Gazette
Untaxed intangible property eyed for tax floor
The Joint Legislative Committee on Economy and Taxation reports Wyandot Seneca and Hancock counties hold large bank deposits with far smaller amounts declared for taxation. The panel proposes a constitutional tax amendment to compel intangible property onto the tax duplicate.
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Seneca County
Hancock County
Volkmer Sentenced to 28 Months in Atlanta Prison
Elmer E. Volkmer, once a Tiffin area shoe dealer and Cleveland chain operator, was sentenced to 28 months in a federal prison in Atlanta after being found guilty of mail-fraud tied to false financial statements used to obtain credit. He was fined $500. Bloomville Gazette.
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Elmer E. Volkmer
Cleveland
Atlanta
Georgia
Filst
Bloomville. Gazette
Ohio amendment proposal on municipal borrowing limits read
The document reports a 1925 Ohio General Assembly proposal to add Article VIII Section 13 to restrict political subdivisions from issuing debt for short term or nonessential projects. It outlines conditions for emergency borrowing, maturities, and enforcement by state laws, with election timing and effectiveness set for January 1, 1926.
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General Assembly
Ohio
Ohio Proposes Three Constitutional Amendments in 1925 Elector Vote
The secretary of state certifies Joint Resolutions proposing amendments to articles II III X XII and XVII of the Ohio Constitution. Proposals seek four year terms for major statewide and county offices, uniform taxation of real estate and tangible property, and related indebtedness rules. The measures were adopted by the 86th General Assembly and filed in April 1925 with November 1925 ballot action planned.
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Joint Legislative Committee On Economy and Taxation
86Th General Assembly
Wyandot County
General Assembly
Ohio
State OF Ohio
State of
Secretary of State
United States of America
Tate
Thad H. Brown
Bio
Joint Assembly
Columbus
Bers Thad H. Brown
Carey Times Help You Clean House Ad Brief
Classified notice from Carey Times promotes cleaning services and household chores assistance. Includes contact details and service range for local residents seeking help with cleaning tasks.
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The
Carey Times
Public Sale Near Carey Grace Chapel Church
The undersigned will offer at public sale at her farm four and a half miles southwest of Carey and a half mile west of Grace Chapel Church on Thursday October 15 1925 at 1 00 pm. Items include John Deere corn plow breaking plow double shovel plow two spike tooth harrows storm buggy single buggy harness set hay spreaders 20 foot extension ladder 32 gallon copper kettle grind stone two garden plows lawn mower crosscut saw spades shovels and other garden tools work bench sausage grinder and stuffer a close washing machine and wringer range cook stove good as new heating stove baseline stove glass door cupboard two kitchen tables 12 foot extension table library table dresser beds and springs and mattresses organizing piano case lounge rocking chairs and kitchen chairs 6 by 9 rug carpets and small rugs 8 day clock dishes cooking utensils jars and crocks and other articles too numerous to mention Terms made known on day of sale Mrs Ida Shaw Henry Orians Auctioneer Hosea Tong Clerk
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Carey
Grace Chapel
John Deere
Ohio Onion Acreage Drops From Peak Years
The 1924 Ohio onion crop ran 6 240 acres producing over 2 000 000 bushels. This year acreage fell to 2 860 with a forecast 668 000 bushels. The note emphasizes the sharp decline in state onion production.
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Ohio
United States
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