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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1941
Page
4
Social events feature Mrs Alletha Newcomer and family in Carey and Cincinnati guests with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Huston. A roadside park picnic near Upper Sandusky includes Dr. and Mrs. L E Treece and others. Dean Wisner marked a birthday with relatives. a noon pot luck followed. Numerous local families attended including Mitsch, Yaichner, Kinley, and Wisner households.
A daughter named Colleen Rose born to Mr and Mrs Bernard Logsdon of Upper Sandusky at Mercy hospital in Tyffin. Mrs Logsdon was formerly Margaret Weitzinger of Carey. A daughter born Monday to Mr and Mrs Amos Smith of Toledo. Mrs Smith is J Mrs French's sister and lived in Carey two years prior to marriage. A 9 pound son born Tuesday at Mercy hospital in Jackson Michigan to Mr and Mrs Paul Klein of Jackson. Mrs Klein is former Martha Jane Messmer, daughter of Elmer Messmer of Carey.
A compact aphorism urges steadfast hold on two main life ropes Hope and Faith. The quote emphasizes resilience and inner strength as guiding principles for navigating events.
Carey fans can watch the Knights of Columbus clash with Toledo’s post office squad at Seminary field Sunday afternoon. Manager Robakowski plots a fast lineup led by 2nd baseman Stevelberg the home run ace nicknamed Babe Ruth of the Toledo league. The Toledo club sits eighth in its league.
Information on file in federal court charges Julio Dela Pena Realitas Texas with transporting passengers for compensation from Texas points to Findlay Ohio under interstate rules. Co defendants include Great Lakes Sugar Co and Great Lakes Growers Employment Committee Inc. Dela Pena hauler for Great Lakes took passengers in 1939 and 1940 from San Antonio Corpus Christi and Realities to Findlay charging $9 fare. Accused on 45 counts of violating the Motor Carriers Act of 1935.
Mrs Harry Russell of near Mt Blanchard was taken to Findlay Hospital Tuesday evening for an emergency appendectomy. Mrs Warren Markley was brought to her home Wednesday afternoon from Dr Rilling’s Findlay office after treatment for a strained shoulder muscle and prior fracture.
The Vanlue baseball club seeks to schedule Sunday games and asks interested players to contact Fred Hendricks, manager, Vanlue Ohio.
Mississippi representative Ross A Collings argues against a mass army and for a compact fast hard hitting mechanized force. He warns democracy cannot fund both a large army and a mechanized force, noting 1 300 000 troops and high costs while most units lack modern combat readiness. The NY Sun reports on his position.
Miss Lillian Mae Hastings of Richmond Indiana married Albert Feen son of Mr and Mrs John Feck of Carey in a single ring ceremony at Richmond on June 25 officiated by Rt Rev Msgr F A Roell. The bride taught in Peebles and graduated from Chicago University last June. Feck, a Carey High and Ohio State University graduate, has directed a CCC camp in Wilmington. Attendants included Mrs Tom Ramsey and Robert Feck of Tiffin.
An article profiles Nampeyo, the renowned Hopi potter from Sichimovi in northern Arizona, now blind yet still shaping clay with a lineage traced to prehistoric times. It notes Hopi cultural practices, villages on three mesas, strong female roles, dress, and marriage customs, with a traveler's curiosity about Hopi life and attire.
The Carey Times lists adding machine ribbons and typewriter ribbons from any make or model. Shop for supplies and accessories at this local source.
Ohio physicians note the first appearance of endemic rat flea typhus fever in the state. The Ohio State Medical Journal reports the East Cleveland case and cites Public Health Service investigation into rat flea transmission from southern hosts.
The column lists residents with family visits and travels. Mr and Mrs Ross Johnson spent Sunday in Cleveland. Carey district has 983 youth of school age. Miss Wealtha Wentling attends summer school at Bowling Green State University. Clara Bell Martin of Sycamore visits relatives Mr and Mrs D P Wisler. Jane Ann Mitchell visits her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs David Dible in Fremont. Mr and Mrs Marcus Eimas and son Richard of Columbus will spend the weekend with Mrs Eimas parents Dr and Mrs Harry Hosafros. Mr and Mrs W C Stief and son Kerwin of Mt. Clemens Michigan visit H B Stief and Emma Stief. Catherine, 3 1 2 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Krupp of S Muncie street, was taken to Findlay hospital for observation. Maurice Gaster of Carey and P H Gaster of Bascom spent Sunday in Detroit with John and Charles Snyder. Myrtle Perkins and daughter Mis Maxene spent Monday with Ralph Veith near Upper Sandusky. Nancy Ellen Veith accompanies them home for a week in Carey. Kenneth Daleska of Toledo spent Sunday with Mrs Dalcoh at Parents J T Stombaugh. they brought home Rosely Stombaugh who had spent weeks in Toledo.
A pair of married men enjoying a night out thought two young women were worth pursuing. As the women approached the men realized the truth. The second man exclaimed that one of them was his wife and her friend, prompting the other to remark that the words matched his own thoughts.
Notice to fiduciary surviving spouse legatees heirs and creditors that George W Bish executor filed a schedule of debts for the estate of Hallie V. Bish deceased. Hearing set for July 18 1941 at 9:00 AM in Wyandot County Ohio Probate Division Court of Common Pleas. Exceptions must be filed five days before the hearing.
Aftenposten's A Magasin from Oslo presents a dialogue between a father and son about studying English. The father argues half the world speaks it, while the son questions the necessity, highlighting language learning as a practical choice.
The itemized market note lists oats and soybeans with prices and weights. Ear corn is cited at 100 pounds. Butterfat and eye measurements are noted with grading terms and a range of 20 to 24.
For sale several good business places in Carey and Vanlue good farms any size any price if you want to build I have several choice lots a number of good modern homes will sell on terms John Risner real estate broker N Vance street
A Kentish Mercury report recalls an officer stopping a boy at play and asking if a plane has fallen nearby. The boy, hiding a slingshot, answers that he has only been shooting at a bottle.
Pat and Mike dine together. Pat takes the larger fish. Mike remarks on Pat's manners and their unequal catch. Pat retorts that Mike would have taken the smaller fish if he had reached first, noting their contrasting politeness.
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