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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1940
Page
8
Seventy four percent of Ohio commercial banks extended new credit in 1939, with 524 banks reporting 1,355,4547 loans totaling 1,957,993,928 dollars. Open lines of credit stood at 247,268,718 with only 34.5 percent used. Average new loans per bank were 1,151 at 1,511 dollars each.
Ruth Bingaman of Fremont sues Dr. N C Hatfield of Fostoria in Seneca county common pleas court for 10100 damages claiming an illegal operation caused health impairment. She was 19 at the February 4 1939 procedure and hospitalized February 5 12 with peritonitis at Memorial hospital, with a second operation anticipated costing 100.
A state survey in Wyandot county found some chinch bugs but not at threatening levels. Farmers should report sightings to the county agent and take immediate steps if numbers rise. Agricultural extension offers detailed control instructions.
Captain Christian A. Van Der Eyck said the coal laden Dutch freighter Prins Willem II will be requisitioned by the British government on arrival in Montreal. The ship will join the British merchant marine and Prins Willem II officers are willing to enter British service.
Quiz questions prepared by C Jenet asking about a cenotaph forest city Girl Scouts Psalm of Life and more. It lists dates names places and figures and includes questions on Pilgrims Delaware Lake and Shakespeare.
Rev and Mrs Paul R Clouser and children Dick Danner and Sara spent Sunday and Monday at the Lake. Dick remained for the week in the Lutheran boys camp Luboca near Marblehead.
Monday and Sunday social visits fill the community calendar as Bland Gilliland Day Gibson Lutz Emerson Haines and others exchange calls across Carey Upper Sandusky Bucyrus Sycamore Fenwick Mich Palo Mich and Tiffin. Family hosts include Mrs Jennie Bland and Mr Joseph Gibson with extended kin from Findlay Dayton Akron and Toledo.
A flock of 77 sheep on the Alonzo Ogg farm south of Carey was decimated by dog attacks Tuesday and Wednesday nights last week. Twenty eight were killed and 30 to 35 injured with some needing destruction. The attacks were found last Thursday by tenant Adilison Rickle and Wyandot County Sheriff investigated. Four dogs are said to have been involved.
Miss Gertrude Anderson of Find lay called on her aunt Mrs. C G. D Smith on Sunday afternoon.
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