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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1960
Page
7
Mrs Kath ry n Stecher of the Wyandot County Automobile Club urges motorists to turn on lights early to be seen, clean sleet from windshields, windows and lights, use wipers, and check washer fluid. She emphasizes careful winter driving as safe driving.
An old ad promises quick relief from kidney issues and nocturnal urination with a four day treatment. It targets customers with symptoms like scanty flow burning back ache and leg pains and invites purchase at Harry's Pharmacy.
Mrs Gerald R Collet thanks friends for Masses prayers flowers gifts cards and letters. She names Fr Hubert Fr Benjamin Fr Bartholomew and others who visited in hospital and after returning home.
Four year old Lisa Sliker of Leicester New York gains improved use of a leg crippled by rheumatoid arthritis. TheMarch of Dimes funded arthritis study centers at Rochester New York City Dallas and San Francisco enable her ongoing treatment. Her parents describe the relief and a possible future walking unaided as they support the charity’s broader birth defects and arthritis programs.
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown will convene Ohio's Electoral College at 10 a.m. December 19 in the Ohio House chambers Columbus. The 25 Republican electors will meet to cast Ohio's votes while Nixon leads Kennedy 2 217 611 to 1 944 248 in Ohio.
Police Justice W. R. Terry assessed fines and costs in two cases and forfeited bonds in two more last week. Eli Smith, 41, assaulted by Florence W. Wilson, fined 20 dollars and 8.60 dollars costs. George Mundy, 48 of Upper Sandusky, intoxication, fined 30 dollars plus costs and 10 days in Carey village jail. James W. Lee, 38 of Flint Michigan, and Alfred M. Smith, 32 of Detroit, forfeited 25 dollar bonds for speeding charges after failing to appear November 30.
A stark image emerges as crowds fall hushed, contrasting with earlier turmoil. observers note the abrupt shift in youth behavior, signaling underlying tension and potential for future disruptions.
A discussion of legal advertising shows bids for public works and supplies must be sealed with filing deadlines and bonds. It explains aims of notices to publish government intentions, encourage competitive bidding, and the authority to readvertise or accept the lowest and best bid while balancing public interest and bidder fairness.
Eighth District Congressman Jackson E Betts returns to Washington briefly then joins the Naval Academy Board of Visitors for its annual inspection. He and six area midshipmen, chosen for physical and mental exams, attend from December 5 to 9 in Annapolis.
Karl Harrison Stecher 72 of Richmond Virginia died suddenly November 30 while visiting his sister Miss Helen Stecher in Upper Sandusky. He leaves three sisters and a brother, with two sisters and a brother deceased. Services and burial were in Upper Sandusky. Births announced: a daughter to Mr and Mrs James E Coldiron of McCutchenville, a son to Mr and Mrs Levin Jones of New Riegel, and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Dwight A Hartschuh of route 3 Sycamore.
A comment on centralizing control over schools, arguing citizens resist federal involvement in education. The quote notes a concern that government expansion could erode local decision making in Hoosier schools.
A LaGrange Indiana Standard editorial argues Indiana residents are better off long term if they actively improve their own schools through local actions and responsibilities. The piece emphasizes community involvement and practical support for local education initiatives.
The Carey Times invites readers to report upcoming parties birthdays anniversaries and family gatherings. Contact Cail at EX 6 2311 to provide details for publication.
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