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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
4
A nostalgic poem recalls the return to classes in September, the lure of freedom from school duties, and the later longing to relive school days as adults. The speaker contrasts carefree youth with adult yearnings, noting teachers, lessons, and punishments versus the wish to recapture those times.
The document lists candidates placed in nomination by petition for the November election across multiple townships and districts including Crawford Livin Wentling James Green G E H Geer J W Powell B E Hudson clerk Salem Albert Frank Lewis H Gottfried clerk Richland Orville Corbin Charles Welter C H De Long trustees B W Lee clerk Tymochtee Horace Wood trustee Wade Curtis clerk Wharton A D Corbin C H DeLong trustees B W Lee township clerk Ridge C D Sheridan Sherman Tong CO Cr Rickle trustees William Lauden schlager constable Hosea Tong clerk C A Cooper justice Wyandot county board of education Anson Bloom Z R Wood W J Baker L A Althouse B H Martin Henry Van Buren Sycamore rural school district board of education W T Golling Harpster Village W N Schindler John Young H H Sears Syramore rural school district board of education D W Carls MecCutchenville Wiley J Burgderfer Lester D Ruehle M Cutchenville rural school district board of education Charles Weikert Harry H Basil Jace Weininger Willard Hine Coe Anson Bloom Ralph Graumlich Don Shafer Crawford Ridge rural board of education for Leng A J Ruehlie William Pontius
Mr and Mrs Sherman Tong and son Elmer with Mr and Mrs LQ Pratt and daughter Gladys returned from a several days motor trip to Michigan. Elmer Tong caught a 10 pound pickerel 35 inches long at Manistee. The party visited Charles Jacobs in Manistee and Grant Kiser in Petoskey, saw Mackinaw, toured the Ford Motor Plant in Detroit, and reported an enjoyable trip with no near accidents.
The third annual Kimmel reunion occurred September 5 with 68 people present. Families from Indiana Ohio and nearby cities attended including Mr and Mrs Lee Kimmel and children Mrs Lee Huffman Mr and Mrs Albert Kimmel and children and the Ziegler families of Cleveland and Bucyrus. The 1926 reunion is planned for Elm Hills on the first Saturday in September.
The Columbus Dispatch argues for planting shade trees along state highways to cool travelers and aid safety. It notes a past Ohio Legislature bill failed over a claim shade hurts drying of roads and calls for a broader reforestation effort and civic action by chambers, clubs, and other groups.
Congressman Fletcher plans to introduce a bill to create a separate Department of Aeronautics under exclusive direction of air service experts. He argues for full investigation of Colonel Mitchell’s case and warns against whitewashing findings. The stance follows Shenandoah crash scrutiny reported by the Marion Star.
The Lusitania Claims commission valued Alfred G. Vanderbilt at zero due to no active business or direct family financial loss from his death. Elbert Niboard was valued at 59 500, noted as near end of productive life, with this variation seen as low versus earnings.
Word from Willard states none of the five Japanese families who recently settled on marshlands near there have returned to California. No new arrivals, but those present are working and achieving good results, with reports a few days ago claiming the project was abandoned and the families returned to California.
David Stahl buys a Chevrolet coupe. Franklin Dewey buys a Moline corn binder. Galen Bame resumes studies at Findlay College. Families visit, attend funerals, and travel to Bowing Green and Tiffin. Russell Nye funeral at St Paul, many locals attend. Wedding of Alice Cole and Russell Shafer at L. M. Cole home.
Mrs A B Shuck is seriously ill at her home in Vanlue. The Hendricks couple and daughter Evelyn spent the weekend in Lima. Frank Lee bought a new corn shredder from Smith Hardware in Jenera. Mrs S A Eschbach returned from Portland Ind after attending a relative’s funeral. Lois Wilcox and Delcia visited Catawba peach orchards with Clara Thomas last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Claud Dipert and sons Paul and John and Mrs Wi Pike attended U B conference in Lima Sunday. Ruth Williamson domestic science teacher visited relatives near Rawson over Sunday. Mr and Mrs WE Sausser and Mr and Mrs Wayne Crawford returned from Mansfield and Orville. Mr and Mrs Smith Hoy of Findlay and Mr and Mrs John Hoy spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Orville Hlugedorn in Bowling Green. Relatives learned Saturday of the death of D C Parker, prominent lawyer of Upper Sandusky. Sherman Parker of Vanlue is a brother and Mrs Flyrg Shuman is a niece.
William Leatherton and Asa Eatherton of Fostoria visited in St Paul with family. Mrs William Coe of Fostoria visited Sherman Shuck and family. Sherman Shuck hosted Opper and Alspach descendants. Edith Eatherton relatives joined Upper Sandusky fair outing last Thursday. Continued Sunday calls included A Cole, Orval Cole, Carl, Velma Oman, Harlen Eatherton and Henry Eatherton households.
Our Lady of Consolation parish announces Sunday services including High Mass at 10:00 a.m and Low Mass at 7:30 a.m with Vespers and Benediction at 7:30 p.m. Weekday Masses are at 6:30 and 8:00 a.m. Rev. Aloys M. Fish presides.
Bert Jaynes, pastor, leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Teachers’ study class meets Saturday at 7 p m at the church.
Memorial Evangelical Church under Rev. A G Tozer lists Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 on The Three Wonders EL C E at 7 and Evening Worship with sermon Sin Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 00 p m St John 9 15 a m worship and sermon
Lewis P. Speaker, pastor, leads services for the 15th Sunday after Trinity at Christ Lutheran Church. Sunday school begins at 9:15, with chief services at 10:30 followed by a consecration service. The sermon theme is The Acid Test and Luther League meets at 6:30 with the evening worship at 7:30 featuring a sermon How Much.
Joseph Thiery called on E Fox Thursday evening Harold Lee visited with Mr and Mrs J Wohlgamuth Saturday Mrs Flora Shuman of Vanlue spent last Wednesday with Mrs Preston Gaster Melvin England of Trinway visited his mother Lillie England Sunday Harold and Mrs Wm Pontius hosted dinner with friends from Findlay Sunnyside residents Myron Bland and family spent Sunday evening at the Preston Gaster home Grandparents visited by Orville Lee and family Parker funeral held at Upper Sandusky Helen Shoemaker of Mt Blanchard and Melvin England spent Sunday evening with Esther and Ralph Fontius Fox children and neighbors shared meals and visits across Carey Vanlue Melmore and Sandusky City area events and family gatherings described.
The Sycamore Leader cites Clarence Darrow as an example of unethical lawyering and says such conduct should bring condemnation from self-respecting judges and lawyers. The piece asserts most laymen agree a judge who knows his business exists.
Eugene Weaver walks to Oxford as a Miami University junior. The community records visits by Raymond and Mary Lonsway, Granville Hunter, John Best, Fran Miller, George Haterd and others. Wilfrid Logsdon survives a crate accident. Kear and Mullholand families host picnics with local officials. Dinner guests include Gibsons and Ekleberrys. the Finkles, Kinleys, and many neighbors attend.
Miss Mabel Crumline visited relatives in Adrian over the weekend. Mrs Harry Greer and daughter Catherine from Bucyrus stayed with Mr and Mrs Fred Ewing for a day last week. School opened Monday with Mr C W G Taylor from Tiffin teaching.
Local classified notice invites readers to place ads for house cleaning services and related household help through the Carey Times. Empty details. ad emphasizes affordable, reliable cleaning options and quick scheduling.
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