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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1944
Page
5
Local residents attend a Marysville sheep sale and visit relatives across Ohio. The column lists numerous visits, hospitalities, and a recent injury update for Orson Gibson, with health and eye care ad snippets interwoven.
Local residents report soldiers and relatives on leave or departures. John Schira from Great Lakes arrives for a 9 day visit with his mother Mrs Hilda Schira. Pfe Richard Hunter leaves for Fort Jackson after almost five months with his wife in Carey. Families mention furloughs, hospital stays, training, and relocations across Fort Thomas Scott Fort Wayne and Camp Joseph T Robinson.
Former Carey boy and Garey high school graduate Rev Harold F Wonder, pastor of Segond Presbyterian Church in Newark, will resign to take a new post at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Lincoln Nebraska pending church actions. His Newark tenure spanned 17 years setting a local record for length, with active community involvement and leadership roles. If routines proceed, Newark services end September 24 and he begins duties in Lincoln October 1.
The standings for the baseball season are listed as of August 16, 1944. The report highlights team positions and win totals reflecting mid season standings.
RFAI transfers Donald L Van Tilbury and wife to Anna K Stuckey for lot 46 in W Saltsman subdivision Upper Sandusky. Emaline and Floyd McCumber to Clyde and Ruth Yentzer for part of lots 142 in C Y Piersons addition Upper Sandusky. Angelina Damico to Edward M and Teresa M Arend for 2 acres in the village of Carey. All consider $1.
Mrs J Wierce of Crawfierd ill but improving. Mr and Mrs L Culler return from a two weeks vacation at Platte Lake Michigan. Frankie Raftery of Indianapolis home after weeks with Ralph and Mrs Brown. Rev E D Paulin of Minneapolis preached at Trinity Evangelical Church in Upper Sandusky. Paulin, age S, works on three Minneapolis missions. Miss Betty Lee Haines, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Haines, arrived at Yosemite National Park California with friends from Bewi ge Green State University. They plan to leave Sunday for Los Angeles and return to Ohio August 28.
In 1918 Cal Thompson bought a pink-skinned stallion Old King for his wife Ruth. Breeding produced 100 percent white foals, expanding to white cattle dogs and buildings. The Thompsons tour the world with white animals and plan to feature at Wyandot county fair this year. Read the Want Ads. It pays.
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