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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
2
Secretary of State Colby received the notice of Tennessee's ratification of Woman Suffrage Thursday morning. He rose to sign the proclamation making Tennessee the 36th state and enfranchising women. The event marks a new era, with southern states facing serious problems after a bitter fight.
Cov Cox draws large crowds across states from Indiana to New York and New Haven. He speaks at events including the State Fair in Columbus this week. Prohibition candidate Mr. Watkins also appears there while Senator Harding will not attend.
Loren Milamore and family plan to move to Findlay soon and hold a sale in a few weeks. Country schools will open next Monday. Teachers include Carl Kimmel Maple Grove Ruth Secrist Red Oak and Ruth Kauble Texas. Various visits and farewells occur as Rev. J C Rinehart preaches his farewell and plans Toledo conference. Public sale announced for next week prior to fall Chicago move for ministry study.
Miss Glenn Stroup and Mr. Max Stringfellow married last Thursday afternoon at 3 at Mrs Mary Stroup’s East Main street home. Rev. Ho D P Shultz of Canton officiated. The ceremony was followed by a two course luncheon served by Mrs Stroup and Miss Elizabeth Stroup with many relatives in attendance.
The column records diverse local items: a golden wedding for Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kooken, probate actions on wills of J. R. Gibbs and Silas Chesebrough, executrix appointed, deaths of John F. Hart 84 native of Ireland and David L. Montee 64, a Nevada widow Mrs. William Blair, joint Wyandot Marion bridge debate, political shifts with Earl B. Carter replacing J. S. Hare, injuries to H. A. Fighter, marriages of Clarence Zulauf and Miss Elizabeth Neate, thresher accident to Casper Lumberson, party rules expanding associate members, Rev. C. C. Kennedy to continue at Upper Sandusky M E Church, Teachers Institute officers, Capt. A. P. Cutting Civil War veteran, Ohio Chief Justice Hugh F. Nichols remarks, Tymochtee road rover incident, local road crew activity, and a note of World War II service by a local veteran.
A large barn owned by Moore and Goodwin in Van Wert county’s Wyandot Township, occupied by W. W. H. Terry, was struck by lightning Monday afternoon and burned with forty tons of hay destroyed. No livestock lost. insured in Mutual Relief Association.
A Farmers' Cooperative Co. shipment brings a load of fence to town. Mr and Mrs La G Ranger are visiting from Lakeside. A pavilion dance is planned for Thursday September 9 with a five piece orchestra led by Bill and Lardy. Misses Mary and Caroline Newhard just returned from Chicago where they stayed with Miss Mable Newhard. Rev and Mrs Chas Bowers of Sunbury Pa stopped by Monday with P BE Wonder on their way home from Indiana. Mr and Mrs Albert Adelsperger attend the funeral of their nephew Joseph Adelsperger at West Independence after his sunstroke death last July.
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