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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1937
Page
5
The Carey Times lists Eloise Thrall as Editor and Publisher and notes publication each Thursday. It announces subscription rates in advance: three months 60 cents, six months 1.00, and one year 2.00, with entry at Carey Ohio Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
A collage of satirical notes and comments on social, political and cultural topics. The piece touches on England's war debt, a Boston death driver freed due to intoxication, democratic critiques, taxation satire, fashion trends, paper money color codes, Middle East and Asia remarks, and light quips about public life and health.
The piece notes Gutzon Borglum debating whether to remove Lincoln's beard on Mt. Rushmore and suggests public input. It mentions President Hoover and a comic essay about a Boston man recalling the year's shortest day. France buzzes about hooded groups, while style pirates may flood cheaper stores.
Adrian I. B. Mullholand spent Monday in Springfield. Miss Anna Lawhead of Bowling Green visited the Mullholands. Zella Haines spent several days in Carey. Ray Morehart and family visited Findlay. Brayton, Schubert families with Bert, Eugene, and Shirley joined Thanksgiving at Bessie Gibson’s in Toledo. Hiawatha club met with Lulu Clouse. Thanksgiving guests included Merritt Schaffer and family, Howard Klein, Zella McCarley, Margaret Lawhead, and Charles Dible.
A record low of 13 degrees above zero was logged Tuesday morning following a milder weekend. The Upper Sandusky station recorded a high of 30 degrees on Monday as cold snaps continue this winter. Delphos residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers and children Jack and Betty visited Carey relatives last Thursday.
Mrs. Mabel Schott describes a long history of constipation with gas bloating and back pains. Adlerika cleaned out poisons where laxatives failed and she now eats freely, sleeps well, and enjoys life. Harry's Drug Store promotes the product.
Wharton residents hosted Thanksgiving gatherings with Perrysburg and Columbus visitors. A junior class play cast for Aunt Tillie Goes to Town was announced for December 8 at the K of C hall with characters led by Tillie Trask and Lucinda Talbot among others.
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