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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1938
Page
2
The Carey Times notes editor Floise Whrall publishes every Thursday and is entered at the Carey Ohio Post Office as second class mail matter. Subscription rates are in advance: three months 60 cents, six months 1.00, one year 2.00.
A collage of humorous notes by Herbert H. Miller covering science fantasy ideas political twists and oddities. Items include Einstein simplifying theories gas masks for all, liquid meat from German labs, a cat removed from a Buffalo organ, film versus double feature, milk car paint and tornado bombing debates. Also notes on currency elasticity accidents budgets elections toys and aging education.
England's war minister Ho re Be Hsha declares plans to raise an army of women. He contrasts Mussolini's son who praises war as beauty with statistics showing an average man aged 70 has spent 20 years asleep.
The Miami and Auglaize Trail linked Toledo to the Great Lakes and beyond guiding early hunters and later armies that expanded settlement. It passes Fort Meigs, Fallen Timbers, Ft. Defiance, Ft. Loramie, and Ft. Ancient, with nearby Mound sites and Grand Lake St Marys. The route ends in Cincinnati with parks and museums along the Ohio River.
The amount continually grows as more statistics are read, with figures expanding in scope and detail. Analysts note the trend toward larger datasets and broader measurement, reflecting increasing data collection across fields.
A survey by an Ohio educator shows stenographers read far more than their employers. They read the dictated letters, while the employers typically could not.
The piece notes Northwestern University students may obtain insurance against having to recite. It frames education as an accident and calls the move a step toward universal coverage while poking light fun at cowboys and criticizes defenders of building the United States’ powerful fighting unit amid talk of inaction.
The C and O railroad culls old rails at Pemberville under F A Dirnberg supervision. After July 4 they will lay new rails toward Le Moyne with about 100 workers.
The Theis family reunion will be held at the Seneca County Fair Grounds in Tiffin on Sunday July 17.
Senator William H. King of Utah said Aubrey Williams deputy WPA administrator should face a senate inquiry if his remarks to a Workers' Alliance delegation were as reported. He called the comments highly improper and urged the senate campaign expenditure committee to investigate.
Mrs Stella Beck was granted a divorce from William Beck on grounds of extreme cruelty after a two day contested trial heard by Judge Clarence A Ah of Bucyrus. The couple, married 51 years, were awarded alimony with a house on Washington street and an east Benton Ridge farm 135 acres plus cash, while William received other property and income from the farm for 1938. conveyance to Mrs Beck to be completed within 10 days. Findlay Republican reported.
The Treasury hired Peter J. Malley of New York to move 1.29 billion dollars worth of silver from New York to a new storehouse at West Point. He will be paid 157 thousand dollars. 55 coast guardsmen will guard the 50 mile trek. The operation runs five days a week for nearly ten months with a first truckload leaving last week. A million bars weighing 1000 ounces each carry a statutory value of 129 dollars per ounce though market price is 0.43 dollars per ounce. West Point hosts a reinforced warehouse. Fort Knox holds 5 billion dollars in an underground gold vault.
The Smith and Baughman families will hold their annual reunion on Sunday July 31 at Water Works Park. Officers listed include President Edward Dulgar Vice President E A Baughman Secretary Harold Lee Treasurer Rosa Dulgar and others on the program committee led by Orel Robinson.
At The Carey Times a selection of typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons from various makes is advertised for sale. The notice highlights practical supplies for offices using typewriters.
Wooden structures from the Civilian Conservation Corps camp in east Delaware are torn down and sent to Colorado for reuse. Seven tents house 38 boys who work on drainage projects due to be finished by August 1. Three wooden buildings remain for ongoing work before transfer to a Connecticut or London camp.
Ordinance No 280 accepts a grant of easement for Saint Mary Avenue over parts of David Straw's Fourth Addition and a parcel in Crawford Township. The street will run from Clay Street to State Road 103, 50 feet wide, upon obtaining the right of way and required legal actions. Passed July 5, 1938, by Mayor P A Hendricks and Clerk Jacob Nitraver.
The McComb Knights of Pythias lodge after 52 years joins Findlay Lodge No. 85 amid dwindling membership from 150 in the early 1920s to 21. Key longtime members include J W Grauel and R B Roether. The February fire in 1891 destroyed the lodge HQ. new quarters were found and Pleasant Grange now uses castle hall.
Wyandot county's July 13 CCC enrollment quota is four. Unemployed boys aged 17 to 24 seeking information may contact John A. Greer, county selecting agent, at the courthouse in Upper Sandusky.
The Carey Times notes available machine ribbons from various makes, outlining supply options and practical guidance for buyers seeking compatible ribbon supplies.
Notice names Earl S. Burson of Carey Ohio as the duly appointed executor of the estate of Della M. Burson deceased in Wyandot County. Dated July 2 1938 Judge Russell H Kbar probate division Wyandot County Ohio indicates the appointment.
In Carey Ohio the village council voted June 6 1938 to submit a question at the August 9 1938 primary on raising an additional two mills on property valuation beyond the ten mill limit for 1938 and 1939 to fund current village expenses. Polls will open 630 a m and close 630 p m Eastern Standard Time. By order of Wyandot County Board of Election Supervisors Kiio (Kio).
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