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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1938
Page
2
The Carey Times announces Eloised Thrall as Editor and Publisher. The paper is published every Thursday and is entered at the Carey Ohio Post Office as second class mail matter.
A compact critique column surveys varied topics from marriage licenses in New York City to pop culture and politics. It riffs on Henry Ford quotes, stage satire against tipsters, and notes on modern phonograph needles, with asides on foreign policy, Christmas trees under Hitler, and a whimsical jab at a brick-throwing embassy incident.
Public notice announces the appointment of an administrator for the estate of William Heck deceased. The filing confirms the court action, names the representative, and outlines subsequent steps for creditors and heirs under applicable probate rules.
The Carey Ohio village council authorizes issuance of a note to fund a sinking fund payment. The note may be offered at par with accrued interest to the sinking fund trustees, or sold at par with interest to a willing purchaser if refused. The ordinance takes effect after publication.
Carey Ohio village council approves an anticipatory note not exceeding 2400000 to cover the remainder of the 99000 project cost for a sanitary sewerage system and sewage treatment plant. Bonds 3 percent interest issued Oct 1 1938 with maturities through 1964.
The Village of Carey Ohio fixes monthly salaries for the Chief Engineer 200 First Engineer 120 and Second Engineer 100 at the Water Works and Electric Light Plant. Ordinance 201 from September 24 1928 and conflicting ordinances are repealed. Effective after passage and publication this December 5 1938. Mayor P A Hendricks Clerk Jacob Nitrauer Attest.
The village authorizes a note of five thousand dollars to cover its share of the Municipal Building cost beyond the forty thousand dollars funded by bonds. The note, dated October 1, 1938, bears 3.75 percent interest and matures within two years, payable at The People's Bank in Carey Ohio.
The court sets a hearing for December 24 1938 at 9 a m in Wyandot County Ohio Probate Division on the schedule of debts filed by Lillia Karr administratrix of William Karr deceased. Exceptions to the schedule must be filed five days before the hearing. Russell H Kear judge.
Sealed proposals due December 19 1928 for alterations and additions to Carey High School Carey Ohio. Architect C H Shively plans and specs available for a $10 deposit. Bid bonds required 5 percent of base and highest alternate bid.
The Carey Exempted Village School District sets bid rules including sealed envelopes with contractor and bid names. The board may take sixty days to award, bids cannot be withdrawn for thirty days, and a performance bond is due within ten days after acceptance notice. The lowest responsible bid wins unless standardization or economy justify an alternate. The district may reject bids and waives informalities.
A playful exchange between a would be fiancé and Clara reveals they both cannot recall the outcome of a proposal. The young man writes Dear Clara admitting forgetfulness about her answer. Clara responds Dear Will noting she denied someone yesterday but cannot recall who.
The Carey Times continues to hold many exemption blanks of various kinds, illustrating ongoing administrative delays and the need for streamlined processing within the local filing system.
In Wyandot County Court a sale of real estate in Carey Village is ordered. Lot 4 in Chesebrough Addition at 213 West North Street is appraised at 3250 dollars and must bring at least two thirds of value. Cash terms. Sheriff Harry Weatherholt. Attorney F K Cassel.
The piece recalls a long companionship ending as the writer parts from a close friend. They remember summer evenings in the garden and the scent of roses before the door shuts and the lawn mower is stored for winter.
An advertisement urges readers to try Adlerika for gas pressure on the heart and bloating. It claims one dose relieves stomach gas and cleanses both upper and lower bowels, with product available at Harry's Drug Store.
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