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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1939
Page
3
Judge Kear's calendar lists estates with debts, appraisements, and guardianship actions. Proceedings include probate of wills for Gottfried and Milam estates, guardianships for Doris Ginther and Cecil Stark, and adoption and tax filings. A former suspension was revoked. sentence for Hunter updated to one to three years.
The state of Ohio versus Everett Hunter appears in common pleas court before Judge Russell H. Kear. Hunter, in custody, is given until Saturday August 5 1939 to make full payments as ordered January 17 1938. If payment is not made he will return for sentence on August 5 1939 at 10 00 a m.
A marriage license was issued in probate court to Ernest F Lafferty of Mansfield, son of Mrs Malvina Lafferty and Mrs Rosella Genevia Cornish. and Upper Sandusky, daughter of Mrs Nathan Cornish Rev M J Temple.
Everett Hunter of Carey was arraigned before Judge Russell H. Kear in criminal court Saturday morning on a charge of non support.
County Recorder Charles Reed Jr filed his year ending June 30 1939 report with the state auditor. It records 4467 instruments received 2560 chattel mortgages and 384 real estate mortgages with 18 293 acres valued at 488 962 18 and 33 deeds to 2441 acres valued at 115 926 16. Cancellations total 351 real estate mortgages and 430 deeds noted with substantial land values. Reed says activity remained steady overall.
Attorney General Thomas J Herbert issued opinions to Hugham Staley Darke county prosecutor and to Jacob B Taylor liquor director. He held school boards may finalize plans of organization for 1938-39 and that a district may transfer to an adjoining exempted district when 75 percent of voters sign a petition near year end. In liquor permits, population outside cities is a single unit for permit totals while city populations are counted separately.
The doctor asks if horrible thoughts haunt a recovering patient and the patient replies that his wife’s relatives cause them, revealing tense family tensions during recovery.
The church lists services led by Rev. Father Paul Vollrath and Rev. Joseph Herp with mass times: low mass 6:30 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. high mass 10:30 a.m. Rosary and Benediction at 2:30 p.m. Weekday masses 6:30 a.m. and 8:15 a.m.
Rev. Paul R. Clouser presides with Miss Jennie Powell as parish worker. Sunday school at 9 15 a m for all ages led by Lawrence Wenner. Service at 1030 a m. Missionary society meets Monday at 8 p m with Jennie Larmounth. Church and office open daily.
Marion E B Tinsler preaches at 9 25 and oversees election of a lay delegate to the annual conference. Sermon titled Short Circuited Religion. Lesson study at 10 30 Epworth League at 6 15 led by Jack Tracy president. Friday fourth quarterly conference at 7 pm.
Rev Roy B Leedy leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Russell Phillips as superintendent. Worship service at 10 30 a m features a sermon titled Threshing Time There is no evening service. A prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 8 o clock.
Rev Glenn Fruth pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Samuel Schubert as superintendent Preaching service at 10 30 a m every other Sunday at Oak Grove Church of the Brethren.
State agencies launch summer drive to wipe swimmer's itch from public bathing waters. A field combat unit will be sent to outbreaks, with aid from the Michigan Stream Control Commission, Department of Health, Department of Conservation, and University of Michigan station at Douglas Lake. Milton P Adams invites beach owners to report prevalence and locations as specialized field teams and equipment prepare to combat the dermatitis parasite.
An Ohio Evangelical Conference to be held August 9 to 27 will feature Rev fra FE McBride Rev H Stetler Rev W A Tabbert and others. George EO Epp Napery He Thloo serves as general chairman while churchmen from across the denomination participate in programs at the event.
Hugh Kurtz Crawford and family visited Mrs Grace Stanley and Edith Beebe who returned to Carey. Robert Dow and daughters Alice and Mary left Bucyrus after visiting their grandparents. The McCormick reunion gathered 35 relatives from Fostoria and West Millgrove at the Karr home with a picnic dinner and a pleasant day.
Supper at the Karr home on the first Sunday in August drew guests including Mr. and Mrs Mark Karr and Floyd B Mullholand with sons Miles and Ronald of Toledo and Mrs. William Pontius of Carey. Miles stayed for the visit with the Karrs.
A glib talking woman with a Canadian license bilked two Napoleon merchants of about 15 dollars in merchandise on credit. She stored goods in her car and arranged for a 5 dollar permanent at a local beauty parlor. Merchants contacted Chief Kessler, who with Homer found and persuaded her to return the goods within twenty minutes.
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