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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
4
A poem in which God tells the speaker to go to earth and fulfill a simple task by doing their best without overthinking the purpose of birth. The verses reflect doubt, obedience, and the ongoing question of pleasing the divine through ordinary efforts. Edgar A. Guest is noted as the author.
A community thrives when merchants in a lively town serve thrifty farmers and local patrons with nearby home needs. The piece argues buying and selling locally strengthens friendships and ties among neighbors, pointing to the value of a thriving town.
Carey Ohio furniture dealer X Diller gains Rural Trade notice for converting a closed car into an invalid coach by removing the front seat and fitting a cot bed on wheels. Free day and night ambulance service is offered to hospitals within 50 miles, earning customer appreciation as Carey lacks ambulance service.
A lively town newspaper emphasizes strong advertising as a measure of a vigilant business community. It promises a quality index of the people who populate the town and confirms the paper’s publication in a bustling, awake market where merchants thrive.
The petit jury in common pleas court returned verdicts of 990 dollars and 1132 dollars for the plaintiff Fred W. Morris against FPW Jacobs. The Defiance pool room deal led to 45 minutes of deliberation, the jury reporting at six o clock.
John S Reese of Akron has purchased an interest in the Mount Blanchard Journal, a paper long owned and edited by Sam B. Callon for many years. The Times extends best wishes to the new firm.
An Enterprise feature from Hubbard Oregon with B S Prather at Yoder Station detailing large Willamette valley melons. The piece describes a 35 pound prize melon, varieties such as Klerkley Sweet and Honey Giants, and Prather’s successful, waterless patch cultivation. Also notes a Carey marriage performed by Squire Marguerat in Upper Sandusky.
A 60 day strict quarantine is ordered for all dogs in Hancock county especially Biglick township after a rabies incident. A dog exposed others and is believed dead. A cat bite to a boy prompted tests. treatment for the boy begins. Officials urge reporting suspicious cases and supporting the health department.
On Sunday Marshal McKee noted the numbers of autos whose drivers failed to observe Stop signs at Findlay street intersections. It was surprising to learn the names of some drivers who were careless.
Our Lady of Consolation and Christ Lutheran Church announce Sunday services and weekday Masses. High Mass at 10:00 a.m. Low Masses at 6:30 and 6:00 a.m. Vespers and benediction at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 9:15. services at 10:30 a.m. Sermons include Our Father and The Problem of Pain. Lunchtime and evening worship follow.
E. E. Cole, pastor, leads Sunday school at 9 15. Divine worship at 10 30 with sermon The Inestimable Power of Man. Epworth League at 6 30. Evening service at 7 30 with sermon In the Beginning.
Memorial Evangelical Church notes Rev. A. G. Tozer pastorage Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 with the sermon Thy Kingdom Come Evening service at 8 00 with Fear God prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 00 E L C B at 7 00
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 and teacher's study class is Saturday at 7 p m at the church.
A patriotic exhortation extols Old Glory as a symbol of liberty and human progress. It urges readers to salute the flag, stand for the national anthem, and show respect in public, while acknowledging ongoing injustices and the hope tied to the flag’s meaning.
The Carey Farmers Community club will hold its monthly meeting Monday Sept 28 at the Cooperative Cream Station at 800 o'clock. Draft horses will be the topic for the evening. Other important affairs will be discussed. A good attendance is desired and refreshments will be served.
L. L. Nudson, living on John Hendricks' farm near Vanlue, has bought the Tommy Fiott and Sharia farm on the Lincoln Highway west of Upper Sandusky. He plans to move by December and will raise ducks extensively.
A Buffalo Enquirer excerpt suggests Blinder Justice might wear a bandage over her eyes to shield herself from discouragement while facing the work she must do.
A letter exchange from the Pittsburgh Christian Advocate contrasts farm life with city living. One brother flees to town enjoying golf at a county club and weekend beach trips while the other stays on the farm, buggying to town playing baseball, working the cornfield, and ending the day in the apartment.
A reflective verse urges resilience through hardship and injustice. It counsels bearing one’s care without complaint, noting others endure troubles as rain falls, and urging steadfastness despite sorrow and trials.
The 21st annual county W C T U convention was held at the Methodist church in Upper Sandusky on Monday. Carey attendees included Mrs L G Ranger Mrs Cc E Palmer Mrs Geo Ash Mrs Alma Shuman Mrs Dora Ferrer Mrs W G Bradley Mrs W D Goble Mrs L L Patterson Mrs E C Walker Mrs J A Newcomer Mrs Margaret Dow Mrs J W Winans Miss Della Gilliland Mrs Wm Wright and Mrs J Al Yohe. A ladies octette was formed from Palmer Ash Newcomer
Mrs Wright Mrs Ferrer Mrs Patterson Mrs Goble and Mrs Winans sang several selections Mrs J L Yohe led the devotionals and Mrs E C Walker conducted the memorial service.
Notice announces H G Chambers appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Rachel A Burson, deceased of Wyandot County Ohio. Document dated September 19 before Judge Charles F Close of the Wyandot County Probate Court.
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