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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
4
The piece argues for all three proposed amendments. It supports tax reform giving the legislature more revenue powers, a two thirds veto override, and a change to the start date of general assembly sessions. It endorses the governor's veto reform as workable and favorable.
A notice urges voters to study a proposition next Tuesday to authorize a levy for buying the Upper Sandusky fairgrounds. The ballot is separate from the general ballot and should be examined and voted upon.
Willis Schmuck wed Luella Mae Neidig in Upper Sandusky with Rev. Miller officiating. Attendants were the groom’s sister and her husband Forest and Mrs Dame. Schmuck, a building contractor and former Erie catcher, will reside with his parents in Carey.
The Travelers' Club gathered Monday with Mrs. Jacob Hilty to discuss The Merchant of Venice. B Gillett introduced the play and the first act was read. Mrs. Botler sang a solo accompanied by Mrs. Prada. The group plans a social event at the home of Mr and Mrs Homer dhall next Monday with supper to follow.
Mr and Mrs Martin Ledenstager hosted a Sunday dinner at their Ridge township home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Juin Dunbar of Cadillac Michigan and many families from Three Rivers Findlay Carey and Findlay including Mr and Mrs Peter Curbin Mrs Laura Thatcher and Essie Mrs Walter Drow and Susan Mrs Edward Meliagam and children and Mr and Mrs Sclarry Loudenslager with their kids.
The Risk Pedro Club met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. S. B. Gillett. Attendees included Mrs. Staniey Kuuger and Mrs. W. H. Houk, plus Mabel Newham and other members. A recent called meeting elected Mrs. Byron Ogg president and Mrs. lb. KB. JIsurta secretary treasurer, with new members Ranger Hunk Newbard and Victoria Kaywoud joining for the coming season.
A group of six sisters from Michigan and nearby states gathered for dinner at Herbert Newhard’s home. The women, all born Ruwe, include Mrs. 5. 5. Stutth, Mrs. Martin Loudensiaper, Mrs. Jeter Cortin, Mrs. Howard Cluse, Mrs. George Hull, and Mrs. John Donbar. Their brother Samuel Ruwe resides at the Soldiers’ Home in Dayton. A group photo followed the meal, and Kirbowe could not attend Sunday due to Soldiers’ Home inspection.
Sycamore defeated Carey 22 to 5 in a Sunday baseball game attended by a Sycamore delegation. The discrepancy is blamed on five professional players from Sycamore including pitcher EF Kuehl and infielders Ed McCellen I McEwen and the Osborns, with 8S Osborn noted as a strong opponent in center and middle fields.
Last Sunday night a police clock on the Chinese Laundry building was torn down and seriously damaged. Nightwatchman Croker found it after nine thirty and it was later discovered by John Lockrider at the south end of the lot. The act may be a Halloween prank or malicious vandalism by enemies of order, and the town spent money to restore the clock.
Northwestern Ohio Teachers Association plans a two day session in Detroit on November 13 and 14. The event runs with Central Ohio Teachers Association and Ohio Manual Training and Drawing Teachers Association. Delegates will tour Detroit public schools and a special Hocking Valley train will convey teachers to the event.
Ignatius J Dunn of Omaha Nebraska attended a Thursday night event at the Galt House. He arrived expecting to deliver a democratic speech but dates had been confused. Dunn, a prominent lawyer, was chosen by Mr. Bryan to place him in nomination at Denver. The convention speech was regarded as one of the best.
Mrs EBharts associate matron and W J Newhard past worthy patron of the local Eastern Star chapter left Tuesday for Columbus to attend the Grand Chapter of Ohio now in session. They will likely return Friday.
The item promotes a world tour for 23 cents with frequent departures from New York every 15 minutes. It notes the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. K. E. church and adds a cheeky reminder about greeting Teddy and the next time Billy.
Dorcas Long two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Long died last Friday of double pneumonia. Funeral service conducted by Rev C F M Greene was held Saturday. Interment followed in Arlington.
Leslie Patterson and Gail Robinson married at the bride’s mother’s home with Rev. Stewart Baumgardner officiating. The ceremony featured pink and white decor, bouquets of bride’s roses, and a reception dinner. Guests included family from Wahpeton, Findlay, Cleveland, Marion, and other locales. couple departed for Cincinnati.
A Tuesday night recital at the M E church by Miss Leetia Long and Miss Madgie Chesebrough drew a good attendance and high praise. Chesebrough is known to Carey residents for her vocal talent, while Lang impressed Carey watchers with her polished performance in her first appearance.
The Athenian Literary society invites the public to a meeting in the Assembly room Friday evening at 8 o'clock. A full program will be rendered by members. The society marks its two year anniversary on November second.
Mrs. Jank S. DeWitt of Caney Kansas died suddenly at age forty two. Her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Sheridan received notice Saturday morning and traveled to Caney by afternoon train, arriving Sunday evening.
Mrs. Truman Ricsle expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and help during the recent bereavement.
Mrs. Dorcas Dow and Mrs. Herbert Bixby spent last Thursday in Tifa.
W A Tucker running as Republican nominee for Wyandot County sheriff pledges full enforcement of all laws including the Ross County Local Option Law. He vows rigid temperance enforcement and honest, fearless service if elected, asking supporters for backing.
Oliver Mullholand is a seventeen month old child of Mr and Mrs Henry Mullholand of Defiance. He has been seriously ill for about two months with cholera infantum. Doctors report he is greatly improved and no lasting injury to hearing or sight is feared. He can now crawl about the bed.
House guests Mrs. Henry Patterson of Delcader Iowa joined Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Patterson Sr and Jr and Joe Patterson family with their daughter Mary for a Monday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Levi Hile in Waupeton North Dakota.
Classified ad items include for rent a house on Branch Street Carey Ohio by J Gilliland. For sale twenty cords of hard wood twenty inches long by Byron Ogg. Lost watch fob green set. finder to report to office for reward. Cook stove new and cheap offered by Mrs H K Petrce. Rent near Our Lady of Consolation Church by Mrs H B Hagesfeld 880 E 73rd St Cleveland Ohio. For sale Poland China ram pigs Shropshire ram lambs by Peter Shultz Adrian Ohno phone 4220 p nl2.
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