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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
5
An advertisement entices relief from nocturnal kidney related symptoms with a 4 day treatment. It claims quick action for burning back ache leg pains and dizziness and promises money back at any drug store. The offer highlights a 39 cent price and urges purchase at Harrys Pharmacy.
The article traces Christmas from colonial bans in New England to Dutch and Southern colonial customs, noting Massachusetts laws punishing Christmas observance and Puritan opposition. It highlights how celebrations varied by region, the Revolutionary War era shifts, and eventual broad adoption across denominations. It ends with a stark closing aside on ignorance and health.
Jay Ewing surviving spouse sues for right to purchase Ida Ewing deceased estate interest in Crawfordsville parcels Wyandot County Ohio. He seeks to have court authorize appraisal and sale of one half undivided interest in lots 3 and 4 and blocks 7 and 8. Clyde Sizemore named heir defendant must answer by February 15.
Carey Exempted Village School District solicits sealed bids for additions to and remodeling of existing shop facilities in Carey Ohio. Bid opening is December 18 1962 at 1 pm EST. Plans available from Charles L Barber and Associates Toledo. Deposits apply. bonds required. district may reject any bid.
Public sale scheduled Saturday December 15 at 1 p.m. at the third house west of the railroad on Main Street Wharton. Household goods include a living room suite chairs lamps bed dresser piano Philco refrigerator chest freezer gas range washing machine and more. Trailer and tools include two wheeled trailer stock rack water tank mower shelter work bench tools and ladders. WM H RICKLE owner auctioneer Joe W Bell Snyder Bros clerks.
Gerald Orians of Ohio and Gilbert J Orians of Route No 1 Carey Ohio appointed as executors of the estate of William J Orians deceased in Wyandot County. Creditors must file claims within four months with the fiduciaries as of November 27.
A collection of odd notes includes a Pitt football player waking after knee surgery to find his surgeon in the next bed, a Chattanooga trash can wired to say thanks when the lid opens, a Tempe nurse asking if the baby is the first for the couple, and a Salt Lake City ramp where young couples smooch without police or rules. An elderly Pittsburgh man buys land in Douglas Arizona for health reasons, and an 80 year old man from St. Paris finds a train stopped on his shortcut home.
A hitchhiker jumped onto a flat car as a train moved toward Bradford, 25 miles away, and was picked up by a St. Paris minister at his destination. A British soldier retired after hitchhiking 34 000 miles in a year to be with his bride. An Iowa Des Moines housewife found a $20 and $10 bill in a repair biller's sweepers belt. Bill Knox drives a Gunnison to Sapinero school bus route and rushes home after a round trip.
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