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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
3
Mrs. E. Luther Spaid vice president and delegates Mrs. J Ll Yohe and Mrs. J D Ewing will attend the Lutheran Missionary society of Wittenberg synod convention in Wapakoneta from October 25 to 29.
Ravenna businessman G H Hume general manager of the Hume China Co is expected to sing a solo at the Lutheran church next Sunday morning and evening. He is recommended as a soloist of merit.
Mrs. I. L. Culler hosted the 1900 Club on a Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. J. F. Cover of Lima, Mrs. C. M. Beitler, and Mrs. Byron Ogg.
Mrs. R. A. Sheward of Oper Sandusky will discuss House Bill 620 at the library on Saturday evening at 7 30.
George Huff a retired farmer of 625 E Main St Carey says he suffered kidney trouble with colored secretions and back pain. He reports Dean's Kidney Pills bought at McClure's Drug Store have helped him and recommends them. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y lists the manufacturers and available at all dealers.
Mrs W D Goble and a long list of neighbors motored to Sycamore last Thursday for the interdenominational missionary convention. A pot luck dinner followed and a fine program was presented. Elected officers included President Mrs D C Henry of Carey, vice president Mrs Truman Case of Sycamore, secretary Mrs W G Bradley of Carey, and treasurer Mrs H H Newell of Upper Sandusky.
A weary typist asks the local ad advertises what the death rate is in Halehearty. The reply claims a single death per person, echoed by a walking advertisement in a district relic.
A Tuesday evening gathering at the Catholic hall drew a good crowd for a Democratic meeting. F. J. Stalter of Upper Sandusky spoke on the League of Nations before Miss Mary Archer of Reading, Pa., a Democratic national committee member, addressed the audience as the first woman to speak politically in Car rey.
Redwood lumber is valued for rot and fire resistance. Redwood heartwood resists decay fungi due to tannin oils and resins. Placed in contact with soil, redwood can remain sound for 28 years or more, unlike many other species.
Agricultural department investigations show one standard cord of well seasoned wood such as hickory on beech birch hard maple ash elm locust or cherry equals about one ton of anthracite coal. A cord and a half of soft maple or two cords of cedar poplar or bass wood produce the same heat. One cord of well seasoned mixed wood equals at least one ton of average grade bituminous coal.
A country dweller returns to worship after neglect, joins a prayer meeting, and loudly gives thanks for gathering. A deputation interrupts, challenging his presence with a blunt remark about his return. The exchange highlights social pressure within a church community.
A village editor’s son quotes his father and a general store owner in Chicago News. The exchange centers on pa’s claim that the store keeps many items because they do not advertise.
The American side fielded 42 545 regulars and 73 776 volunteers in the Mexican War. Regulars totals: 536 killed 2 102 wounded 408 died of wounds. Volunteers: 513 killed 1 818 wounded 100 died of wounds. Deaths by disease are not included.
The quote argues no nation lasts without deep economic foundations built on thrift and enterprise. It condemns relying solely on material prosperity and stresses hard, unsparing effort in industry as essential to true greatness.
Philippine shells comprise six kinds with commercial value: the gold lip pearl or mother of pearl, the win dow shells, the trochus, the green snail, the black lip pearl, and the tortoise shell.
Local items report Floyd Mullholand returning from Toledo and Gerald Beiter elected high school cheerleader. Mrs. A J King in Cleveland for WCTU convention. J J Shaw family moved to North Street home vacated by A Ringlein. Dallas Humbert harvests a second lima bean crop in fine weather. Mrs. M A Washburn visits Bellefontaine with Mr. Washburn in hospital. Lloyd Hume from Sebring to work at Home China Co office in Carey. Mr. and Mrs. W G Ensminger and son David visit Ralph Kurtz’s family in Chicago. Homer Phillips rents Isaac Johnson farm. Jack Sopher moves to Carey with family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm B Mitchell of Broadway and E W Converse visit A T McGown. Carl Gamel resigns Henry’s Grocery post to join Western and Southern Life in Tiffin. Cecil Perkins succeeds him. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Greeno visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Levi Greeno. they wed in Williamstown KY where Russell’s Camp Sherman unit was called for coal strike duty. Mrs. W L Lindsay and Mr and Mrs D C C Henry bring Miss Edith Lindsay from Geneva after her operation at Mercy hospital.
List of Careyites at the Sunday school convention includes Rev. W F Martin Rev J C Rinehart and many others such as George Ash Dora Ferrer E F Thome Perry Bland Viola Tyson Shuman Beaschler Beaschler and Thompson with several spouses and attendees noted for Wednesday.
United Evangelical missionary society met at the church on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Jessie Grooms led the lesson on Americanization and Mrs. George Krider read a leaflet The Mite Box in Our Home. The next meeting will be the third Tuesday in November.
Wednesday morning 4 year old Robert Patterson son of Mr and Mrs L Patterson darted into Main Street near Vance and was struck by Fr Hurd’s car. The car was stopped in time to avert serious injury and the boy suffered bruises to his head and ankle.
Sarl Green Post of the American Legion will host an Armistice Dance at the Moose Hall on Thursday November 11. Paxon's Jazz Orchestra of Findlay will play. Proceeds go toward furnishing a lodge room here and other post needs.
Due to ongoing inability to secure electric current the Carey Tire and Rubber Co. has cut its workforce this week. The action targets both shop workers and office staff until power is restored and the factory resumes operations.
Article notes cooperation efforts in Japan Europe and America with youth focus. References silk sale cooperatives dating to mid seventeenth century.
Cactus Joe argues a four flush deserves respect as a base to build on while criticizing attempts to improve it from the bottom of the pack. The remark reflects poker parlance and attitudes toward hand strength and development.
Dr. E. Luther Spaid is expected home Friday after an absence of nearly two weeks. He attended a Shelby synod on Tuesday and then joined a fundraising tour for Wittenberg College at Springfield. He spoke in Indianapolis Newark Dover Akron and Youngstown and Cambridge before today’s stop in Pleasant City.
Thomas Brooks Fletcher former lecturer and editor of the Marion Tribune will address the Democratic meeting next Wednesday evening October 27. He is known for a highly rated past lecture and will present on the League of Nations.
All Democratic women of Carey and vicinity are urged to meet at the Catholic hall Thursday evening October 28 at 7 30. Instructions in voting will be given and important matters discussed.
I D Ewing E S Burson H B Keller and E B Kurtz are appointed as captains for a chamber of commerce membership drive this week. The effort seeks to enroll new members and is described as a planned campaign.
Ida Lutz transfers lot 7 in Bristoll addition Wharton to Glenn A Watson and others for $1. Grover C Wagner and wife transfer lot 24 in McCutchenville to Don R Lea and others for $1. Public record shows two property conveyances with nominal consideration.
Tuesday Frank Eakin three miles southwest of town found apple blossoms on his trees while picking apples.
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