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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1941
Page
7
A collage of notices notes and clippings recount births deaths and local events. It mentions the Hunt family birth in Salem township the McClure hose company water test and church reopenings. It also covers prices of goods and a range of international news and curiosities.
The week reported a July 1926 wedding of Ray Hunter and Miss Alice Tong at Strand and theater listings for The Man in Blue Western Pluck and What Happened to Jones. A bank robbery near Carey ended with two robbers surrendering after a pursuit. four men aided in the capture. An altar order to Our Lady of Consolation Church, designed by Joseph J. Gander, to be built in Italy with marbles and beamed mosaic work, priced at 7000 for the altar and 5000 for chapel adornment.
John Moll serves as sexton at Spring Grove cemetery. A Bie Fourth of July celebration planned in Vanlue. Clarence Lytle of Marysville and Miss Anna Kanouse of Fostoria wed Monday noon. Franklin F Damon of Brewster weds Miss Lenore Motter of Carey Wednesday afternoon. Miss Grace Davis to return to Lucknow India to serve as principal of Elizabeth Thoburn college. Carey park monkey shipment arrived June 23. one monkey died and eyes eaten. animal distress noted. shipment company to address claim.
Miss Elizabeth Logsdon of Find lay spent from Friday evening until Monday evening at her home. Miss Blanche Haford of French town was a guest of the George Lortz family from Friday evening until Saturday evening. Mrs. E. Davidson and little daughter Rachel and Mrs. Lester Snyder called on Mr and Mrs John Guttenberg. The annual Davidson family reunion was held at the Davidson homestead with a potluck dinner and many attendees.
The National Dairy Council launches a butter research program funded by the American Dairy Association to disclose nutritive properties of butter and dairy products. Advisory scientists from University of Minnesota Wisconsin Johns Hopkins Chicago Mayo Clinic weigh insights on butter fat growth factors and health impacts. Estimated funding needs exceed $100000.
The market value of eggs depends on grade top grades favored for poaching frying and boiling. Candling uses electric light to detect shadows from yolk movement blood spots and embryo development to judge quality and determine deterioration by air cell size and shell mottling.
Workmen remove rails from the Fayette Morenci branch of the New York Central once known as Old Canada Southern During Civil War era it also bore names Lake Shore Michigan Southern and New York Central The line once ran daily freight service and now only memories remain as tracks and equipment are taken away for metal value.
McCutchenville residents Mr and Mrs Roscoe Kisseberth and son Paul visited Cedar Point. The Might family moved to the R J DeTray home. Robert Peeler and baby of Tiffin plan to move into the J F P Spayth property. Richard Heimrich from Norfolk, VA visits Vernon Heimrick’s family. Fred Heimrick’s stacks were burned by lightning on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Harry Mulhol land and Judith Ann, plus Mrs R A Mullholand hosted dinner Friday.
Mrs. MacKnight hosted callers in Upper Sandusky while Marian Shafer returned to Cleveland after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Don Shafer. Various visitors from Findlay Bucyrus Columbus and Tiffin joined Dunn Kramer family gatherings and local acquaintances over the weekend.
Congressman Frederick C. Smith of the 8th district introduced a bill to repeal penalties on wheat corn and other crops. He says farmers nationwide oppose the program and are holding mass meetings to protest.
Sunday and Monday social visits span Carey Upper Sandusky Willard and Port Clinton with multiple Gibson Caudill Bland Eckert and Gilliland households hosting kin and friends. A large birthday dinner honored Mrs. Gilliland with attendees from McCutchenville Bucyrus Fostoria Kendallville and Kendallville.
The Carey Times notes arrival of new stock of typewriter ribbons, promoting availability for office and writing needs. Local shops may stock upgraded reels and assorted colors for machines in use.
Ohio public health committee warns Fourth of July celebrations risk hundreds of fireworks injuries. The statement cites 1940 Ohio fireworks casualties and urges parents vendors and communities to ban sales to children and avoid dangerous acts. It also cautions on swimming traffic tents and safe drinking water.
A new county record for June marriages was set with seventy two licenses issued in Seneca during June. The prior high was sixty six in 1929, and the 1940 June total was forty eight.
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