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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1952
Page
7
The Carey Times edited by Thrall is published weekly on Thursdays except the week of August 15. It is entered at the Carey Ohio Post Office as second class mail matter. Subscription rate in advance is one year for $2.00.
Wyandot area Girl Scout board of directors met Monday evening with Mrs. Clarence Henige. Mrs. Wallace Bringman installed new officers from Upper Sandusky: President Mrs. Wayne Myers, 1st vice president Mrs. Henige, secretary Mrs. Paul Stephan, treasurer Mrs. Oscar Stecher, registrar Mrs Jack Houser. Retiring president Mrs. F M Kenan presented corsages. Mrs M EL Turner was unable to attend. Mrs Elbert Tewell named as assistant editor of the Leaders Bulletin.
The Carey Prayer Band met at the Ray Hunter home south of Grey on Monday evening. Two missionary songs were sung and Mrs. Wesley Phillips led the opening prayer. Roll call used a missionary name and his field as response. Mrs. Hunter gave brief news bits followed by a period of prayer. A hymn preceded closing prayer by Girard Reckle.
The Carey Times notes receipt of Remington Portable and Remington Visible ribbons, suggesting an updated stock for typewriter use and maintenance.
Winners in the Prince of Peace Declamation contests held Sunday evening across Wyandot County are announced. First Methodist Carey won 1st with Diane Ludwig of McCutchenville E&R Church taking 2nd Gwen Naus Upper Sandusky placed 2nd Eileen Corfman Nevada won 1st Kerry Lee Hall Carey 2nd Natalie Jo Coons Nevada. Other participants include listed names from Carey Sycamore Nevada Upper Sandy Sky and Marseilles. County judges from Bowling Green Bluffton Findlay colleges selected the winners who will advance to the district contest in January.
Practically everyone reads the Want Ads. Out of town subscribers must notify us of any address change and send it directly to The Carey Times to ensure delivery.
Air mail carriers received 3%% million more than railroads for first class mail in 1951 despite handling less than one fifteenth of the volume. The Post Office cost report shows 16,492,934,239 letters by rail vs 1,069,034,238 by air. weight 235 billion pound miles by rail and 45.14 billion by air. payments were 39,407,519 to air carriers and 35,870,973 to railroads.
The annual potluck supper and Christmas party for P. R. S. club members and their husbands takes place at 6:30 PM Saturday December 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs Patt Smith. Rolls and coffee provided. There is a 50 cent gift exchange and mystery sisters revealed.
Wyandot County Auditor Edward L. Beard announces dog tag sales with fees of 2.00 for male and spayed females, 2.00 for females, and 10.00 kennel license. Tags must be bought by January 20, 1953, with a 1.00 per dog penalty after that date. If unable to attend in person, mail age, sex, color, coat, breed and a self‑addressed stamped envelope to the auditor.
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