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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1944

Page

5

Carey area teems with furloughs visits and hometown tidings

Local and personal notes recount many Carey area residents and relatives visiting kin across Ohio and beyond. Names include Hook of Blfssfield, Lahs in Akron, Ashbaughy Jr in St Marys, Wilgas in Columbus, Tucker family in Tennessee, Criger in carey, Lanker in New York, Niederkohr in France, and others visiting from Mt Vernon Homer Findlay and Bucyrus. Military service updates and hospital news accompany the social docket.

John Hook Blfssfield Mich Carew Felix Lah Adrian Akron Lab. Owen. Ashbaughy Jr St. “Marys U.S. Wilgas Columbus Fred Mitchell Fred Mitchell 'Mran R and Mrs Clarenece Tucker Tennessee John Weston Aingerstein Mt. Vernon Betty Jean Lynn Homer Roy Howard Peggy Buzard H.° G. Sopher Delphos Charles Boyce Bone Charles Howard Glenn Walter Carey Richard Hayman Charleston S. C Hugh Hayman Roy Kirkwood Richard Yates Springfield Dwight Nelson Cpl Camp Pickett Otto Nelson Sycamore Ralph Cletus Orlans William Orlans Route 1 Bucyrus City Hospital Millie Payne E. Findlay Street Emma Louise Sponseller T. T Engard Marysville James F. Bell Stephen New York City Mins C. J Jenkins Joyce Martin Tom Criger South Pacific Ruby Criger Quantico William Niederkohr East of Carey Pye Leonard Niederkohr France

Prisoners of War In the United States How They Live

The United States houses over 180 900 prisoners in more than 190 camps including 130 000 Germans 50 000 Italians and about 200 Japanese. German and Italian prisoners are kept for economy safety and to free American troops for overseas duty while Japanese prisoners receive restricted mail visits and are kept under close supervision. The International Red Cross operates seven ships to ship mail and parcels between Philadelphia and Marseille aiding prisoners and interned civilians. Italian POWs work on salvaged clothing projects and labor programs funded by WPB WPA NYA and other agencies. Prisoners receive 80 cents daily with outside labor paid at prevailing wages and the difference to the treasury.

United States Office of War Information Japan International Red Cross Spain Switzerland Germany Italy America P. W New York Times Pws Philadelphia Marseille Sol Diers Fairope Red Cross U. S. Treasury WPA NYA WPB United States Treasury

The Battle for Free Enterprise Vision

A New York organizer promotes Enterprise Research and the Fifth Freedom to expand private enterprise. The piece cites a London editor Herbert Casson who offers a poem praising private enterprise as the power to choose work, grow, be free, and master one’s fate.

Uncle Sam New York State Herbert Casson Efficiency Magazine London England

Life at sea on a submarine in global conflict

Sailors face constant hazards in the Atlantic and Pacific theaters as submarines patrol and harrowing duties define their wartime experience. The piece contrasts harsh reality with any notion of ease, underscoring discipline, danger, and endurance aboard underwater patrols.

Riley Pacific

Divorce Action Filed by Irene Beard in Findlay

Irene Beard of 218 Garfield Avenue Findlay files for divorce from Ivan E Beard of Route 1 Algey alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect. Custody of two minor children and reasonable alimony pursued. Agron T. Blackford represents Beard.

Irene Beard Garfield Avenue Findlay Ivan E Beard Route 1 Algey Agron T. Blackford

Local Family Visits and Travels Over Fourth

Gordon Putnam spent the Fourth with his uncle and aunt near Wharton. Alice Kinsinger visited the Emptages at Large. W H Houk and wife left for Platte Lake Beulah Michigan for several weeks at their cottage. David Bingle, 4, underwent a tensifiectomy in Findlay. Mrs Daniel Pierce and family visited Mrs Lester Wilson and Mr Jay Wilson. Mr Tong of the merchant marine is home on 24 day leave. Arlingtonian.

H. R. Patterson Toledo L E. Offenbacher James Ira Luber Fred Bohlen Fred, Jr Bobby Wilbert Bohlen West Wharton Clarence Wentz Lester Moser Richard L. Cornely Kirby Anchorage Alaska L. M. Cornely Betty Cornely L. J. Cooke Niles Bldg Findlay Ohio Patricia Ann Sharon Kay Kimmel Rollo Kimmel South of Carey Eugene Hollenbaugh Harry Shull Gerald Eisabeth Donna Fruth Billy Harrison Fostoria Cedar Point Breakers Harry Stoll George Shuman Clayton Shuman Jeannette Frederick Deborah Andrew Ringle David Pringle Carly Gibson E E. Gibson Mattie East of Carey Lnst van Doren Gibson East of Tiffin Merle Corfman McCutchenville George L. Gibson Joseph Gibson Upper Sandusky Homer Darling Ralph Lanker E. M. 1c New York Panama Indianapolis Lanker W.R Allen Lettie Lanker Herschel Platt Eugene Vera Jane Allan Harold Wear Upper Sandusky Orvil Putnam Mary Stroup Betty D. D. Hosterman Sycamore Locust Grove New York City G. Shuman James Morrow, Sr Cleveland James Morrow Ronald Columbus M. P Fox Helen Barbara Altman Wilbur Altman North Street Fred Deitrich McComb Charles Clark Samuel Clark Floyd Garey National Wime & Stone Company Mt Blanchard Journal Helen §. Barnes W. Sandusky Street Carl McCarley Mercy Hospital Tiffin Tedea Arnold Oak Harbor Petty Hamiler Arnold Hamler Bowling Green State University Samuel Gunther Veterans’ Hospital Dayton Lawrence Smith Erd Alice Kinsinger Clifford Sarah Jerry Sam Tong Lester Wilson Jay Wilson Tong The Merchant Marine Arlingtonian

Had All The Luck With Two Men In A Reunion

Two men meet after five years and share stories of marriages and wives. Mose says his wife is an angel and still living, while Rastus notes his luck. The exchange highlights longtime spouses and affection.

Rastus Mose Rastus Rastus

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June Hingle Elvin Wagner Lois Lab St. Francis’ Convent School David Streib Bucyrus Hobart Tong Mary Joseph Kirkwood Fort Hayes Charles de Long, Jr Bellefontaine L. E. Offenbacher S Heifer Marian Jean Don Copley Carol Gibsonburg Sanday Cora Hicks F. Boyer Netroit Admiralty Islands Seabees Island Kenneth Paleska Camp Peary, Va of Findlay Forest Bingle Carl G .Gibson, Sr Fife Electrician Iowa State College Amer Iowa Jess Petrangelo Rosalie Ramona Edwin Ecorse Edwnn Nye H. G. Sopher Eileen Kirkwood A. C Ashford General Hospital White Sulphur Springs W. Vao William F Offenbacher L'C I. E Ommenbacher United States Naval Torpedo Testing Base Montauk Point Long Island Pee Battle For Free Enterprise Normandy LE Havre Cherbourg le Havret Lake Erie English Channel Guadalcanal U. S. Marine Corps U.S. Treasury Department Star Theatre Hop-A Cassidy Kent Smith Anna Sten Mickey Rooney Lewis Stone Bonita Granville and Herbert Marshal Andy Hardy Our Gang Fox News Gorgeous Gordon Putnam Ira Suber C. R. Conley D. O N. D Kroger's K. S. Rowe Optometrist First National Bank Carey Theatre Michael O’shea Sussa Hayward Jack London Mexico Cutyay Walter Brennan Lon McCallister Leanne Crain Charlotte Greenwood Marion Tokyo Fox News Washington Kenny Baker Doughboys Ireland
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