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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1944
Page
5
Local and Personal notes from Carey Ohio summarize community events. Includes church fete details, visiting relatives, military personnel updates, and local resident moves with several names and places across Carey and nearby towns.
Mrs J J Stoll visits sister Mrs Jane Burgon in an itemized social roundup. Pvt Cletus Dale Worst arrives in England while Pfc Clarence Pahl returns to Maxton NC after furlough. Several families hosted visitors from Covington to Fostoria with notes on hospital and military updates.
Village council records payments for June and July 1944 including salaries for mayor, clerks, police, firemen, engineers, and public works staff. Deductions to Public Employees Retirement System and unemployment tax noted. Vendors include gas, lamp supplies, fuse links, stone, oil, and office supplies. Several names appear with specific earnings and hours for streets and playground upkeep.
Household goods to be sold at auction starting 1 p m at 230 Bagh Street home of Edwin Young. Items include dressers tables chairs stoves ranges bookcase wardrobe dishes and more. Terms cash. Mrs Cora Hicks owner. Walter Bros auctioneers.
The piece notes that no military K9s are purchased. dogs are volunteers loaned by owners. It highlights their senses and night capability and mentions several training stations across branches. It ends urging readers to contribute financially through war bonds.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Ringie of Toledo visit for several days in the homes of their daughters Mrs Ross Johnson and Mrs Clayton Shuman. Also, Mr and Mrs Douglas Valentine of Fostoria and Dr and Mrs C R Conley of Carey spend Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Joseph Conley and sons near Forest.
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