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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1940
Page
2
The Carey Times notes Eloise Thrall as Editor and Publisher. The publication is issued every Thursday and enters Carey Ohio post office as second class mail matter. Rates listed: one year $2.00, six months $1.00, three months 60 cents.
The report details student awards including spelling perfects Susan Boyce and others, honors for high average students Lucille De Vene Patty Johns Betty Jo Line and Arden Moser, and attendance leaders Elmer Caudill Marilyn Dible and others. It notes Miss Estella Weaver’s leave and substitute Miss Mattie Myers praised, plus class efforts in geography fractions and a poem project.
Ordinance No 307 provides for licenses to pass posters handbills and notices within the Village of Carey Ohio. It amends section 2 of ordinance 232 and sets license fees for single and multiple merchants, penalties for violations, and enforcement details. The measure becomes effective upon legal publication following passage on December 2 1940.
Last Friday Frank Brown Marilyn Chambers Irva Claude Samuel McChesney and Jane Ann Mitchell made the honor roll this 6 weeks. Robert Bixler had a birthday party in our room last Wednesday. Edna Snyder had a birthday on the game date. Visitors in our room recently were Mrs Thoburn Baker Mrs Pratt Mrs Maves and Mrs Ashbaugh.
K of C bowling league lists top individual averages for Monday December 2 with players Robert 171 Messmer 163 Bland 151 Niederkohr 149 Lemons 147 Rupert 145 Kromer 144 Dow 1387 Joseph 135 Jacoby 135 Mark 130 Ralph 130 G 128 Dubois 127 Bakies 126 Pieracini 126 WH 125 Mitten 125 Jerome 119.
Glenns All-Star bowlers defeated the local K of C All-Stars by 183 pins after a strong opening. N Zain led the attack with scores of 174 171 and 205 for a 650 series as the K of C Minnsters rallied late but fell short.
The Kiwanis club heard Harry Mapes describe untapped U S travel and scenery, urging family trips to parts of the country. On December 9 Rev. William Alexander of Arcadia will speak on Shooting the Bull by Moonlight, likely about night flying over war torn Europe and radio combat terms.
Bazaar at the Lutheran parish house takes place today Thursday December 5 with a cafeteria dinner from noon. A chicken supper is served from 5 to 7 p m.
The 68th annual Ohio state grange session opens at 9 30 a m Tuesday December 10 in Cleveland to begin a three day convention with official business.
Herbert E. Schubert files against Harold W. Turner a civil suit in Sycamore county common pleas court. Turner answers with a cross petition denying the allegations and asserting defenses in the case.
The defendant asserts responsibility for an automobile accident on September 18 and charges the plaintiff with negligence. A claim for $100 in damages is alleged by the defendant.
Dorothy Anderson of Fostoria was jailed in Seneca county on a 1100 day sentence handed by Judge C. C. McKay for keeping her daughter from school.
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