Carey Times masthead notice
Blaise Thrall editor and publisher. published weekly on Thursday except the second week of August. Entered at Caney Ohio post office as second class matter. Subscription rate in advance is one year two dollars.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1952
Page
2
Blaise Thrall editor and publisher. published weekly on Thursday except the second week of August. Entered at Caney Ohio post office as second class matter. Subscription rate in advance is one year two dollars.
Wyandot County Ohio Board of Commissioners sets September 20 1952 10:00 A M sale at the west door of Upper Sandusky Courthouse for In Lot 68 Carey Dow s Addition 11 East Findlay Street. Ten percent bid deposit due day of sale balance upon deed delivery. Clerk Charles Reed Jr states right to reject any bids.
Members of the Farm Bureau Advisory Council Group 3 B Northwest District enjoyed a picnic at Memorial Park shelter house last Thursday with no business session. The group’s September meeting will be at Mrs. Sarah Still’s home in Upper Sandusky.
The second annual reunion of Biglick school district No. 6 was held at the schoolhouse in August with former students and local residents attending.
Notice lists Hester Bingle appointed executrix of Ralph W. Bingle estate and Lillian Myers appointed administratrix of Robert Herrick estate, with dates Aug 2 1952 and Jul 26 1952 respectively. Also announces filings of inventory and appraisement for Clara Van Buren and Robert Herrick estates with hearings set Sept 9 1952, and notes attendees and remarks from local public notices in Carey and Findlay area.
Elizabeth A. Smart IV of the C. T. U. argues that abstaining from legislation can still indirectly legislate immorality, highlighting a provocative view on moral governance and policy.
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