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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
6
A series of local notes report births in Wyandot County with families in Wharton and Upper Sandusky. The county toll shows gales tax revenue of 1596.60 for the week ending November 23, bringing the year total to 73325.27.
Mrs. Mabel Schott reports 30 years of chronic constipation with gas, bloating and back pains, who says Adlerika cleaned out poisons and let her eat freely again. The ad credits Chas Brayton, a druggist, for recommending the product as quick, thorough and safe with no griping.
Plans advance for a county high school music festival to be held Friday April 3 1936. The event will follow conditions used in previous county festivals and showcase student musicians from local schools.
Edwin Green Craun 70 noted Tiffin business leader and 33rd degree Mason died at his home after a lengthy illness caused by brain artery occlusion. He headed Sneath Cunningham elevators and held posts in Ohio grain and coal circles while active in Masonry and Knights Templar of Ohio. He was a Presbyterian church member for 47 years.
Harold Carmean and Raymond McMahon, farm youths from Hardin county, confessed the Mt Blanchard bank robbery and an Ada gas station holdup. McMahon, arrested at a Ken-ton nightclub, carried $824 in a suitcase. later police found $441 and a pistol with Carmean in Lima. A clue from Paul Ziegler led to the arrests.
Residents and relatives from Beebe, Upper Sandusky, Carey, Fostoria and Wyandot shared meals and visits across Thursday to Sunday. Notable names include Gottfried, Vaughn, Kessler, Calmes, Yost, and Binan as hosts and guests in multiple households.
Local notices report ongoing illness with Vanlue c Cupp in critical condition. Numerous Thanksgiving visits unfold as Pratt and Hatch families share celebrations. Visitors from Findlay Columbus Fostoria Springfield and Jenera appear, with church activities and a homecoming rally planned at the United Brethren church next Sunday.
Mt Blanchard reports Mrs Elma Hoy in very serious condition. Forest residents Tom Jollis and family spent the weekend with Carl Cole west of town. Mrs C B Fahl recovering well from a recent heart attack. Miss Maxine Bushong visiting uncle Stanley Beck. Mrs Arminta Moore of Findlay visited sister Elverta Fahl last week. Baldwin of Findlay and others went hunting in Pennsylvania. Delos Helms family Patsy visited Jay and Mrs Thompson in Jackson township. Ladies Aid at M P church met with Miss Ola Fairchild and exchanged gifts. Mrs Mary Alspach recovering after gas fumes from a base burner.
Announcement urges readers to bring legal notices themselves or instruct their attorney to file. The notice stresses personal responsibility for timely submissions in the Carey Times publication.
A brief note defines the art of getting men to respond like thoroughbreds. It contrasts a clucked horse to a thoroughbred showing speed and grit with a jackass who responds with a kick. The piece frames training as key to measuring character.
Office staff advertise ready made name cards for visitors and staff at the Carey Times office. The cards are available in various fonts and sizes for personalized use.
Mrs Anna Muliholand Hayes aged 71 widow of Charles Hayes of Harmar died at her home 326 Gilman avenue on Saturday November 16 after a short illness. Born April 14 1864 at Carey she lived in this city after marriage. Surviving are two sons Earl L Hayes and Frank L Hayes with grandchildren Lawrence Martha and Carolyn Ann. Funeral 3:00 p m Monday at Gilman avenue M E church with Rev C B Frisbie officiating. interment Harman cemetery.
Reverend Paul R Clouser and six attendees reported a Western Conference Luther League meeting at First Lutheran church Leipsic. Caroline Gottfried elected treasurer and Miss Louise Romig joined the executive committee. Next year’s convention slated for Nevada.
A report from Attica describes a barber encounter with a young man who crawled into the chair and faced a playful question about haircut or oil change. No injuries or other actions are noted.
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