04 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
1
A reminiscence segment recalls life fifty years ago with vivid detail of daily life and customs in rural Indiana including chores, clothing, and social norms. The piece also honors John F Zimmerman a veteran Carey photographer and respected citizen, describing his upright character and endearing public service before his passing.
Pythian Sisters plan a this evening meeting with all members urged to attend for important business. Plans include participation in the Medina hospital annex dedication on September 7 and a Blue Side entertainment event led by Mrs Myrtle Perkins.
Rev R J Turrell departed Monday at noon for Oxford Ohio for the annual conference session. He is expected to return next Monday.
J F Zimmerman longtime Green Springs resident and Carey photographer died in Springfield on Aug 27 1930 at age 79. Born June 5 1851 at Green Springs he married Nancy Ann Lytle in 1874 and Martha Ellen Lytle in 1882. Funeral services were held at Christ Lutheran church with Knights of Pythias present.
The Zimmerman family expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors who helped during the bereavement. Special thanks go to Rev Clouser and Rev Turrell for their consoling words and to Undertaker Goff John F. Zimmerman for services.
The K of C notices the Aug 31 picnic is postponed to Sunday Sept 7. The program remains the same with the ball game and lectures at Camp Crawford near Crawford Bridge. Everyone is invited to attend.
Carey area residents informed that the Maytag territory has changed and all payments should be sent to the Maytag shop in Bucyrus. Signed Clyde F. McNeill.
The first Blem reunion met Sunday in Arlington with 90 attendees. Officers elected include President Perry Bleam Carey and secretary-treasurer Harry Pever Wharton. Next year’s gathering set for the Sunday before Labor Day, venue to be decided.
Ida Myers and Prof and Mrs H D Runnells of Peoria Illinois arrived Sunday for a visit with Miss Myers cousin Miss Mattie Myers. James A Myers father of Ida returned home to Ohio to attend the national Grand Army encampment at Cincinnati after a brief stay. Pref Runnells runs the Runnells School of Music in Peoria and his wife is a musician who broadcasts on WMBD. Mr Myers age eighty five enjoys good health and recalls Carey when it had few houses.
Wednesday morning a wedding united Miss Gladys Kinn daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kinn with Emil Deckler at St Nicholas church Frenchtown. The bride wore autumn brown crepe and roses while her cousin Miss Lucile Welly served as brides maid in matching brown attire. Best man was Mr Robert Fox. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple planned an eastern trip then several months in Europe to visit the groom's relatives.
Mr and Mrs Lester Snyder and family spent Friday at Sandusky and Cedar Point. Mr and Mrs Grover Snyder and Mr and Mrs Linus Myers spent Sunday at Russels Point.
Mrs Flossa Roper Washburn aged 44 died Sunday at 1 00 am at the home of Miss Margie Sutphen in Carey from a complication of diseases. Born June 1 1886 in Alpine New York she was daughter of P B and Deltha Roper. She had lived in Cleveland and Carey and was active in civic life including founding the Cleveland Woman's Suffrage club. She held degrees from Western Reserve College Baldwin Wallace Harvard and was a lawyer and stationery maker. Funeral was Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Goff funeral home with Rev Paul R Clouser presiding. burial in Spring Grove cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
John S. Fox led delegates from Carey to arrange the state Knights of Ohio convention to be held in Galion from September 7 to 9. Tom Noon and Miss Marl Fleck accompanied him as fellow delegates.
On September 10 a 65 piece band including the Bloomdale and Carey organizations will give a free concert here. This will be the last free concert this season.
The WBA will meet Friday evening at 890 after closing a two month vacation. All members are urged to be present.
The production of Aunt Lucia at the high school auditorium drew uproarious laughter from two crowds over Thursday and Friday evenings. The well cast comedy and polished choruses earned praise while Miss Gertrude S. Braude of Universal Producing Co Fairfield Iowa directed with tireless effort.
The Lutheran church announces new service times starting this Sunday September 7 with Sunday school at 9 15 and morning worship at 10 30 The evening service begins October 5 The annual home coming day is set for September 14 with a parish house pot luck dinner after the morning service Holy Communion will be observed September 28 at the end of the month
Crawford Ridge farm bureau members will meet Wednesday night September 19 at 8 00 pm in Moose Hall. Final fair exhibit plans will be set with a committee of Vaughn Wonder Vaughn and Pratt hosting refreshments and program. John D Kelby of Continental Sugar Co is expected to discuss sugar beet advantages.
The Lasere Trio will present a free aerial act in front of the grandstand at Wyyandot county fair on September 17 18 and 19 Harold and Mrs Lasere previously toured Carey and join the group here for a local premiere Harold is a local youth formerly living with his grandmother Mrs Mollie Mr Beth and attended the area schools for four years.
A group including Car Bame Melford Heck Le Voevam Fagin Dean Baker and others traveled to White Landings Fremont for a weekend band gathering. The delegation, joined by John WVeers and Dean Powell, attended a get-together with North Parotmroarey band members amid routine tests and arrangements.
Schira sold his shoe business to Green & Co of Cleveland and moved the store to Canton on Wednesday after 15 years of operation. He will focus on selling insurance, and the vacated room had housed a shoe shop for fifty years or more.
Rev C F Barrett of Delaware will preach at the ME church Sunday morning in the pastor's absence. Barrett is well known to the local people having spoken here several times before and his missions have always been well received
F. N. Schira expresses gratitude for 15 years of patronage in Carey as he shifts to the insurance business and asks for continued community support. He notes he will remain in the area.
School opens September 8 in Carey with a teachers meeting on September 6 in Room 18 of the high school. Elementary and high school home room assignments are listed for grade levels and rooms, and new school buses will start routes on September 8 with detailed routes across four buses and multiple streets and corners.
The Wonans Home and Foreign Mission Society and the Jennie Larmor Society announce a joint gathering at the Ematheran parish house on Wednesday evening September 10. The session begins promptly at 8. The Jennie Lairmonth Society will not host the event.
Banns announced Sunday at Our Lady of Consolation for the marriage of Miss Blanche Lamberjack of Carey and Richard Schultz of Frenchtown, marking the first publication ahead of the wedding.
Mr and Mrs Linus Myers spent Labor Day in Toledo enjoying a holiday outing. They toured local stores and visited friends, making the annual observance a pleasant family excursion in the city.
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