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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1941
Page
5
Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend and Sunday hospitality in Findlay and nearby towns. Names include many families from Carey Upper Sandusky Napoleon and Brewster visiting relatives, with brief notes on travel and minor illnesses. The report covers multiple households and out of town relatives.
A Carey Times notice asks anyone with accommodations for Pilgrims to call 16. The repertoire of community visits, travels, and guest calls fills a busy Findlay area page with residents from Columbus to Toledo, and California to Maine, joining church and hospital news with travel plans and family gatherings.
A column from Archbold Buckeye argues that buying a home is cheaper than renting over time, offering security during illness or panic, and reducing rental burdens. It notes high demand for homes and advocates down payments to lessen monthly costs as a solution to housing problems.
Farmers who protested a 49 cent per bushel wheat assessment for overquota production won support in Washington on July 29 as the Senate voted 34 to 23 to remove penalties on excess wheat used as livestock feed or for home farm use.
A mixed dance at the Moose is scheduled Saturday evening August 9 with music by the Red Star Cowboys. The public is invited to attend.
The piece argues newspapers are the best vehicle for public notices with wide reach the public reads papers comprehensively from school age on It stresses the newspaper’s role in disseminating legal notices and the value of visible notices to those concerned in the community.
Alma Garvin Ohio State extension nutritionist says corn fed early settlers and remains a national favorite. She notes five to ten minutes cooking, milk or water simmering, and sugar to enhance sweetness. Corn can be used in succotash soups fritters puddings and more with various pairings and methods.
WPA workers digging a ditch along Lithopolis road at Little Walnut creek found an 11 foot snake skin on July 15. The skin shrank to nine feet the next day. Residents tell tales of glimpses of a giant reptile and a man claims he watched it milk a cow from a distance. searchers failed to locate the skin and continue scouring the area for the creature.
Carey park hosted a large gathering of McFall and Werks relatives on Sunday. More than 60 people attended as four first cousins met for the first time in over three decades, including Mrs. Ernest G. Crosby of Toledo and Oliver McFall of North Baltimore. Many family members from Toledo Findlay and Bellefontaine joined a celebratory birthday observance for Atty. M. A. Liles of Toledo.
Readers are urged to recall The Carey Times when ordering family reunion cards. The note emphasizes using the historic paper as a stylistic guide and stock for personalized keepsakes.
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