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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1966
Page
2
Vanlue Ohio hosts a public garden club flower show on August 10 at 3 to 9 p.m. at the Methodist Church. Exhibits judged in horticulture and arrangements, with divisions for seniors and juniors, and a sweepstakes based on points.
In a heated exchange residents confront two individuals as one voices intent to drop the case. The neighborly dispute escalates with a blunt warning and a demand for resolution. No formal closure reported.
Sperry Rand announces the UNIVAC 9200 and 9300 as the first in a new 9000 series, targeting small to large scale processing. The systems promise high performance with plated-wire memory and lower prices, enabling broad access for thousands of small businesses to computer services.
A health tips column advises young women to vary chores and use legs when lifting and soak in hot water with Ben Gay for relief. Separately, the probate notice names Bertha H. Patterson executor of Roscoe N. Patterson’s estate in Wyandot County Ohio, with four months to file claims dated July 15, 1966.
The text urges soothing, gentle speech to ease strained work conditions. It emphasizes love not being provoked and choosing blessing over anger by entrusting others to the Father. It advocates rejoicing in divine love as a stabilizing response.
The notice outlines wage rate changes with Troubleman earning $2.76 per hour and Central Office Equipment Man at $2.87 per hour, plus subsequent increases to follow.
The Bolivar area in Tuscarawas County figures in Ohio history with canal and Fort Laurens sites. Abutments for the Ohio Canal aqueduct survive floods, while Fort Laurens served as Washington's western outpost in the Revolutionary War. The Ohio Canal route near Fort Laurens connects to Sandy and Beaver Canal and aligns with Anthony Wayne’s treaty line toward Fort GreeneVille.
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