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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1941
Page
4
Multiple Carey area households hosted dinners and picnics over the weekend. Guests included families from Kenton Akron Columbus Findlay Tiffin and Toledo, with activities at Riverside Park Findlay and gatherings around Carey and nearby towns. Local clubs hosted events and planned a September restart.
The Philathea Bible class at Memorial Evangelical Sunday School met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Alonzo Green hosting and Mrs. Claude Johnson presiding. They sang, read Acts 19, prayed, and discussed Leviticus chapters 9 to 13 with Mrs. Willis Dible giving the closing prayer. The Young Ladies Sodality of Our Lady of Consolation Church held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening electing Miss Mary Magdalen Jacoby as president and Miss Marjorie Orians as vice president.
Ruth Rosemary Randall daughter of Dr and Mrs O M Randall married Henry Edward Buell son of Mr and Mrs E A Buell at Plymouth Congregational Church. Rev E E Hoats officiated with Dr A D Stauffacher assisting. The couple will reside at 1720 Moores River Drive after July 6 following a northern Michigan wedding trip.
Pedestrians report bicycle riders on sidewalks raise safety concerns. Mayor B M Bachar warns that despite belief sidewalks are safer, a village ordinance prohibits sidewalk riding and stricter enforcement may ban sidewalk use. City officials urge riders to use streets.
HEREON VISIT Mrs Leila Fulton and daughter Donna of St Paul Minn have been visiting relatives here Mrs Fulton s father was A A Reynolds a former Carey resident and she is a niece of Mrs L S Criger Mrs Adora Hunter Frank Walter and Mrs Nora Bland of Wharton Walter and Dan Walter Mrs Fulton and her daughter after leaving this locality will go to Washington DC to visit her sister Miss Ara Reynolds who has a position in a government office there
Mrs. H. E. Wyatt and son Gordon are in Lima on Wednesday afternoon. Numerous visits and journeys are listed including Mrs. David Lasley and Mrs. E. M. Shore in Findlay, Elizabeth Jones visiting Allan G. Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Thome with Forrest Hurd in Crawford. Multiple trips connect Findlay, Toledo, Detroit, Columbus and other areas, with service personnel and family visits noted across Seneca and Hardin counties.
A two ton Buick sedan belonging to J A Schira sustained about 500 dollars in damage after a three car collision on Route 15 near Carey. Elvin Bayes drove a Dodge, Richard Gottfried a Chevrolet, and C E B Frantz stopped to aid a sick passenger. Frantz faced unlawful parking charges and Gottfried faced reckless driving charges. both were fined 15 and 10 dollars respectively with costs.
The Carey Times May 21 1903 reports the 16th annual commencement with graduates Mildred Nichols Nellie Van Heyde Madgie Chesebro and Elsie Turnbell. Also noted are a fire at Charles D Hoff's home delays by horse drawn response a village council cut the night watch to one and new telephone at the marshal's home. Charles Buckland buys a new dray.
A Jersey cow owned by Stanley Stever of Sycamore led Wyandot Hardin Dairy Herd Improvement for three straight months with butter fat records of 81.3 pounds in April 81.5 in May and 69.3 in June. Stever’s herd topped the large herd class in June with 405 pounds butter fat and 836 pounds milk from 40 cows. Paul Bell and Son of Wharton topped the small herd with 10 cows averaging 434 pounds butter fat and 945 pounds milk.
At a Carey F A meeting held Tuesday at Carey High School plans were made for an annual summer trip. A southern states tour will start about August 12 and a picnic is set for July 17 at Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky. The two losing pest hunt sides sponsor the event.
London Prison Farm officials report two inmates fled the facility. Robert Wickham, 45, was jailed in Marion county on February 15, 1932 for bank robbery in Moral, Ohio on July 10, 1931, with a 20 years to life term. Herbert Sherwood, 35, sentenced in Miami county in 1937 to 10 to 25 years for a Troy store robbery.
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms and light housekeeping rooms at 513 W Findlay St. Real estate is valuable I have homes business rooms vacant lots small and large farms for easy terms paid like rent Remember Hitler will be more interested in your money than your real estate buy before he gets here John Risner S Vance St violin and piano lessons offered by Mrs David Lasley 603 West St
Helpful Hattie, an efficient young woman, stopped a moving car by hopping in to brake it when it rolled down the street without a driver. She returned to ask the owner if it was his car, and he admitted ownership, explaining he was pushing it to the garage.
A diner and Black waiter scene at a Southern resort hotel shows a request for a small retaining fee, with the waiter confirming no upfront tifs are required. The exchange highlights casual racial dynamics in a hospitality setting.
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