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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
2
A collage of wry asides on war, politics, science and culture. The piece riffs on optical illusions, the Mayflower joke, imperial and political satire, with snippets about Turkey mining, Gettysburg, unemployment, propaganda, bath tubs and Bibles, all delivered in a newspaper column voice.
P J and Ola M Miller transfer lot 40 in Ardmore addition Carey for 1. David Ogg and wife to Guy R and Burnice A Bishop 110 acres in Ridge township for 1. Charles Wertman to Irvin A Thompson one third interest in parts of lots 58 and 59 Little Sandusky for 1. Holland H Wonder and others to David Ogg part of lots 20 and 21 original plat Carey for 1. Odelia Hagenmaier and others to Cletus Courtad 8 acres Crawford township for 1. Cyril C Simonis to The Columbian Home Association Inc land in Carey for 1. H G Chambers executor of Julian Imhoff estate to Grover F Bakfes lot 11 Wonder and Messamore addition Carey for 450. Adah C Trubey administratrix of Lyman D Trubey estate to Co and Gail Allison 80 acres Crawford township for 4200. Lewis G and Grace Beis to Ruth Steigerwalt 40 acres Tymochtee township for 1. Delphia Southward to A E Southward lot 17 original plat Wharton. John Zartman et al by Harry Weatherholtz sheriff's deed to Home Owner's Loan Corporation land in Upper Sandusky village for 1500. Cyrus H Sears administrator of John R Bunn estate to Frank N Rowse land in Harpster village for 500. Harley F and Daisy D laths to Maurice and Myldred Binan part of lot 26 Roberts and Watson's addition Upper Sandusky for 1.
More than 300 beet growers from Hardin and nearby counties will attend the Findlay District Beet Growers Association annual meeting in Findlay on January 11. Paul Rockwell secretary says the program includes an address by C J Windau Pandora president and the subject Work of the Beet Growers Association.
Word comes that a WPA grant of 3881 dollars supports sewing room operations in Wyandot County. President Roosevelt also approves a separate project to repair public school books in Ottawa at a cost of 38432 dollars.
Hancock county court issued an order allowing George E. Schroth as executor of Isaura Stevens to privately sell 80 acres of land in Crawford township Wyandot county.
Customer Mr Woodrow Lowry reports stomach gas relief from Adlerika after which he could sleep and eat beans onions and tomatoes without distress. Ad claims gas bloating indigestion and headaches from clogged bowels improve with the first dose and promises thorough action without gripe at Harrys Drug Store.
Carey Ohio village adopts Ordinance No 273 to appropriate General Fund and multiple special funds for the fiscal year ending December 31 1937 1938 including salaries allowances contingencies and transfers to Safety Service Water Light and Street funds with specific line items and approval conditions for expenditures filed January 3 1938.
Ordinance 270 sets night policemen salaries at 100 dollars per month with bonds required and defines duties as assistants to the village fire brigade with specific patrol hours. It authorizes the mayor to appoint a street commissioner and night officers for one year and declares emergency for immediate effect.
Ordinance No 272 amends Section 4 of Ordinance 260 and Section 1 of Ordinance 269 regarding permits for excavating in Carey streets. It preserves permit exemptions for council employees and contracted work but requires back filling under council supervision. All conflicting ordinances are repealed and the measure takes effect after legal publication. passed January 3 1938.
The document notes the council meeting held on December 20 1937 with signatures from Mayor C B Hunter and Clerk Jacob Nitraut. It states the effect and enforcement of actions passed in regular session. The record preserves official adoption and attestation of the resolution.
Ordinance No 271 creates a salaried Fireman two assistant Firemen a substitute Fireman and up to twelve volunteer Firemen in the Village. The salaried officer serves one year with a 90 dollar monthly salary and a paid vacation while on duty hours span 6 A M to 6 P M with call duty 24 hours.
A humorous scene shows an elderly visitor mistaking a mirror for a futuristic painting while a patient clerk explains the object with wit and restraint.
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