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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1944
Page
7
A capsule of local notes, deaths, marriages, rescues, and notable events from Carey Ohio areas. Highlights include obituaries, drownings, weather impacts, stock and bank tax changes, public notices, naval and world affairs context, and assorted birthdays and marriages.
A Treasury Department notice explains how war bonds support soldiers using detectors and mine sweepers across snow, sand, beaches, roads, and woods. It urges home front readers to buy bonds, noting the unseen aid to allied campaigns and the necessity of each contribution.
A series of announcements recounts a birth a wed ding and obituaries. The 80 pound son of Mr and Mrs David Lasley of North Patterson Street was born Wednesday morning. Mary Margaret Puchta of Carey and Ray Millard Hagerman of Vanlue wed Friday afternoon at Upper Sandusky. Pauline Mathern begins as secretary to Carl Bolander in Columbus and plans arts college study. Clyde M Moore 48 died Wednesday in Buick Township Hancock County after three years illness. Helen Scudder and Maurice Bradley married Saturday in Philadelphia. It Can Be Done at the Strand plus Flying Meet Michigan Kid and Clear the Decks shown. A 20 pound son arrives for Paul Woods Wyandot Avenue. Frank E Harris 58 died Saturday in Fostoria formerly of Carey. Clara Mae Heller wed Edward J Esgain in Toledo St Josephs rectory. bride is sister of Mrs W L Arnholt Carey.
The Red Cross home service inquiry unit processed over 2030 messages per work day last year and 157607 messages were exchanged this year. Messages are 25 words max and cannot discuss politics or business. They travel through Red Cross chapters to Washington and Geneva before delivery abroad.
The Ohio conservation division notes songbird protection rests with federal law and warns youths with slingshots BB guns or air guns may face serious penalties for killing robins bluebirds cat birds woodpeckers and other song and insectivorous birds. Violations are federal offenses with up to $500 fine and six months jail or both. Birds aid pest control and have economic importance.
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