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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
6
For the ninth time in 2½ years and the third time this year Deshler municipal electric light and water works patrons received free light and water bills. Nearly 700 patrons share in the $2 800 Christmas present. Use the Want Column It pays.
A daughter was born Friday morning to Mr and Mrs George Summit near Kirby. John B Berkley of Nevada died Saturday morning at 83. An exam for Kirby fourth class postmaster closes January 8 1937. Mrs Elva Loretta Harvey died Sunday in Nevada aged 56. Beulah C Tuttle widow of Capt George Earl Tuttle died last Wednesday after two years illness. The Women's Literary Club buys a Christmas tree for future seasons to be placed on Sycamore Milling Co grounds and has placed club boxes in local businesses.
Milton Bachar spent Sunday morning with Glenn Tong. Fred Kleopfer called at the Albert Bachar home Sunday evening. Milton Bachar visited the John Kleopfer home Monday evening. Walter Parkin called at the John John Miller residence. The Miller family spent the weekend with Forest Miller’s parents near Findlay. W E Walters and family stay with Austin Walters and son Jerry. Milton Bachar and several friends called at Sherman Esterley’s home Sunday afternoon. Miss Hliga Rose Ellen Bachar Marion Bachar drove to Mansfield for Sunday dinner with Joseph Feastermaker and Emmett Platts families. They afternoon traveled to Fort Wayne to visit Emmet Platts in Methodist Hospital.
Grace Schoenberger substituted a carrier on the rural route last Thursday. George and Mrs Shuman of Carey visited Mr and Mrs Frank Musgrave Sunday. The Wharton public school plans a musical program Friday at the Church of God. Ladies Aid met at the Wickisers with a pot luck dinner. Church of God Sunday school class 9 met at Rev Neff's home Tuesday. Primary department party and Christmas exchange scheduled for next Saturday 2 to 4.
The Sycamore Leader urges trimming with gifts from a big tree and notes coins won’t fit boxes like pockets. It advises limiting waste, avoiding burdens on friends and wives, and helping youngsters and the needy for a merry Christmas.
The sale on December 17 1936 at 1 p.m. will offer a dark mare two cattle two cows a Chester White sow and pigs farm machinery including a wagon mower planter rollers hoes and harness plus hay grain and timber along with household goods such as furniture radios lamps and a 1926 Model T car. Cash is required day of sale. Joseph Albinack and auctioneer R M Shedenhelm organize the event.
A humorous exchange contrasts Ethel by night as a vision and by day as a sight, framed as a Want Column quip about paying for items.
Readers recall the Sandusky county commissioners buying eight electric fans for the courthouse at 455 last week. The fans reportedly include devices that waft perfume as officials work, provoking comments about taxpayer interests and comparisons to other public purchases.
Relief clients in Seneca county will receive grapefruit this week as part of surplus federal commodities. About 4,400 pounds will be shipped, with 5 pounds for single persons, 10 pounds for families of two to six, and 15 pounds for larger households, starting Friday at relief headquarters. Four hundred sacks of flour and canned beef will accompany next week.
Mrs Martha Faber 67 wife of Martin Faber of 62 Maples street Fostoria died in Fostoria city hospital at 6 45 am Saturday from a cerebral hemorrhage after a brief illness born Wyandot county October 20 1869 parents Theodore and unknown Bremger married in Kirby 1891 and had lived in Fostoria 20 years survivors include husband five children Leonard Schreiner Joseph Alvada Francis and Willis Faber Findlay and a brother Raymond who died a year ago funeral Tuesday at St Wendelin Catholic Church Fostoria
Faber was a member and burial was conducted at St. Wendelin's cemetery as reported by the Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune.
The Carey Times will publish on Tuesday morning next week to help Christmas shoppers learn of holiday bargains in Carey. Correspondents and advertisers are urged to note the early publication date and submit copy promptly.
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