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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
3
Eloise Thrall, editor and publisher, notes the paper is published each Thursday and enters at the Carey Ohio Post Office as second class mail matter. Subscription rates in advance are three months 60 cents, six months 1.00, and one year 2.00.
Miss Bernice Hipshire and Miss Louise Jones spent Friday evening near Sycamore. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller at the Ruehle home. Gerald Shafer celebrated his 16th birthday with Duane Burdderfer Charles Kenner and Junior Spoon as guests. The junior high boys basketball teams, coached by Angelo Dublo, attended a game in Tiffin and traveled to Sycamore, where the locals won 27 to 15 while the Sycamore reserves defeated them 17 to 12.
Fort Royal residents share time with relatives and friends in a weekend of gatherings. Marlene Lee spent Tuesday with grandmother Mrs. Margaret Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Denhoff of near Arcadia visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Baughman. Granddaughter Betty joined Mrs. A. F. Hartle and Miss Letta Hartle on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Vertie Bame and Walter Roynon of Carey visited Morton Lee and daughter Sunday. Pearl Bayless and Leon a Crawford with children of Vanlue spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. B A. Baughman. Truman Shull Harold Wee and Carl Beck met Monday evening at the Morton Lee home for a dual.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Putnam and son Gordon of Carey visited Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stumpp and children Charlene, Joel, and Mary Braun of Carey were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Baughman and family.
Miss Juanita Daniels of Findlay spent the week end with Miss Hazel Dible, sharing leisure time and social visits.
Ordinance No 269 governs excavations in Carey Village streets and public places. It requires a mayor issued permit, mandatory restoration of the street to its original condition, specific back filling rules, barricades at night, and a deposit of 1000 to 50000 dollars as guarantee. Violators face 500 to 5000 dollar fines plus costs.
The ordinance was passed in regular session of the Village Council of Carey Ohio on December 6 1937 and becomes effective after the earliest period allowed by law following passage and publication. Mayor Co BE Hunter attested by Clerk Jacob Nitrauer.
Callie Rader administratrix of Coral Lee Rader deceased filed a schedule of debts in Wyandot County Ohio. Hearing is set for December 24 1937 at 9 A M in the Probate Division. Exceptions must be filed five days prior to hearing.
A fragment notes a date the event occurred on December 6 1937 and references a person named David in connection with the matter.
Ogg as administrator filed a schedule of debts in Wyandot County Probate Division. The matter is set for the 27th day of December at 9:30 in the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio. Exceptions to the schedule may be heard if any. Judge Russell H. Kar presides.
On December 6 1937 H G Chambers as executor of the estate of Julian Imhoff filed a schedule of debts presented against the decedent in the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wy. A M Russell H Kear.
The Wyandot County Common Pleas Court orders a public auction on December 18 1937 at 2 pm at the West Door of the Upper Sandusky courthouse to sell Lots 38 and 39 in Buell’s Addition Carey with adjustments and a $1400 appraised value. Sale terms require one third cash one year and one third in two years secured by mortgage with 6 percent interest.
Legal notice dated November 17 1937 states payment terms as cent per annum payable annually or cash only. Signed by Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz with attorney H G Chambers representing the plaintiff. Court action dated November 17 1937.
Ford introduces two new 1938 V-8 lines the Standard and De Luxe both on the same chassis with 60 and 85 hp options. Prices range from 599 to 904 dollars with options including coupes tudors fordors and convertibles and standard features added at no extra charge. De Luxe adds extra tail lights wipers visors a deluxe wheel and clock.
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