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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1952
Page
3
Carey Exempted Village Schools will begin classes Tuesday at regular time with buses running as last year. Dismissal at 2 20 pm allows time for teachers to organize for a full Wednesday. Workbooks and texts are on sale this week and tomorrow with prices listed. Labor Day sale avoided.
A scanned price list lists various grade level workbooks and subjects including Language Adventures in Language My Country's Growth and Writing Workbook along with Spelling, Arithmetic, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Business law titles with prices ranging from 25 to 3.00. It notes using want ads with the line It pays.
Adrian area residents report Sunday calls at Vernon Phillips home including Mr. and Mrs. William Slotter and Miss Mildred Phillips. Guests Earl Moser of Arcadia and Henry county fair attendee B. J. Clouse visit nearby families. Funeral services held for W. D. Bare in Tiffin with Orve Bare family attending. Betty Clouse returns from Upper Sandusky visit after birth of Jeffrey Lynn. Enters family week with Enders parents.
The Capable Carey Co-eds held a Tuesday gathering on August 19 at Marilyn Tewell’s home. Linda Gardner led the meeting with a 4 H pledge, Sandra Hablitzel presided, and a visitor Betty Ehrhart attended. Mona Emmons won first prize and Gloria Kidwell second. Refreshments were served by Marilyn and Mrs. Elbert Tewell.
Funeral services were held last Thursday at St. Wendelin's Church for Alvin William Grine Sr. 52, a farmer near Fostoria. Burial followed in the church cemetery. He died Monday August 18 1952 at Fostoria City Hospital after several years of ill health. He leaves wife Esther Fox seven sons five daughters ten grandchildren and brother Murray J. Grine. Vernon is in the army in Germany and Harold in the Navy at Norfolk Virginia.
Real estate tax values in Findlay will rise by about 12 percent for this year under an order from the Ohio Board of Tax Appeals. The increase applies only to Findlay city properties and does not affect Hancock county townships or villages. County Auditor Lawrence E. Lape announced the action.
The measure will be applied across all real estate in Findlay and will reduce tax levies and bond issues outside the 10 minute limitation proportionately.
Cpl. Frank L. Parker son of Mr and Mrs Henry Parker returned home Friday August 125 from Korea where he served about 13 months. He traveled with 2 227 other army men aboard the transport Gen W P Hase which docked in San Francisco August 11. After a 30 day furlough he will report to Fort Custer Michigan for reassignment.
An advertising line urges buyers to consider a Buick as the first car choice. The prompt touts taking the big step now and implies ease of purchase. No specific model or price is cited.
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