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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1946
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Allan Baker of Wharton announce the birth of a daughter Wednesday morning of last week. The notice appears in the Want Column seeking readers to place favorable mentions or gifts.
The First Fruits program a Toledo Family Life institute will be held at Our Lady of Consolation Shrine from August 25 to September 1 under the Christian Family Apostolate division of the Diocesan Rural Life Bureau. Speakers include Rev Sylvester Eisel Rev Joseph Myers Rev James J O Toole Rev William J McKeown Rev Marcus Vogel and Very Rev Ambrose Finnegan. Topics cover The Family Council Harvesting the First Fruits Service to the Community Womanly Talents in the Home and Service to Families in the Community. The event opens Sunday August 26 with a supper and address by Father Frommherz and closes Sunday September 1 with High Mass a Communion breakfast and a folk festival.
A petition was filed by R C Farmer to build the Jerry Stahl joint ditch from section 20 center northwest through section 19 to the half-section line of section 18 in Amanda Township Hancock County. The two mile extension would deepen straighten and widen the existing ditch now under joint board review.
At 1 30 p m Friday August 16 1946 a public sale 4 miles northeast of Carey Route 509 includes 23 Delaine ewes 17 lambs a Delaine buck a milk cow and Hereford stock plus 5 feeding pigs 76 bushels of corn hayrack manure spreader trailer brooder houses stoves chicken crates feeders and other items. Cash terms. Mrs Marl Wininger and auctioneers. 30 31
The Beebe area reports Sunday dinners with Mrs W J Smith and Eugene Swerlein. Funeral services were held for Mrs Della Beaschler at Brush Ridge with Mrs W J Smith attending along with Linden Smith of Marion. Visitors include Mrs C E Gottfried of Upper Sandusky and Mrs Walter Gottfried in Fostoria, plus Ralph Tanner and family guests. Robert Vaughn heads to Chicopee Mass after a year in Japan as a Flight Officer, returning to visit Sgt James Vaughn.
Claude Hummell of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland warns farmers may over invest in equipment during labor shortages and favorable income. Ohio farm records show ranges by farm type from 414 to 16 per crop acre for general livestock to 324 to 35 for commercial orchard or potato farms. The Ohio State rural economics staff says exceeding these figures by a quarter to one third nears the danger line of too heavy investment.
The navy recruiting service announces a V-10 inactive duty program open to Waves veterans honorably discharged who served on active duty in World War II. Enlistments match the rating held at discharge. For details visit the navy recruiting station in Marion Post Office Building or call 7175.
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