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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1941
Page
2
The Carey Times edited by Eloise Thrall is published every Thursday and circulated via the Carey Ohio post office as second class mail. Subscription rates in advance are one year $2.00, six months $1.00, and three months 60 cents.
A column of satirical observations by Herbert H. Miller touches on Ickes and diet, politics, Hitler, and wartime anxieties. It riffs on news flickers from Philadelphia fugitives to Mussolini, World Calendar revisions, Yankee triumphs, and odd local curiosities.
Archbold hosts a busy wood yard along the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line. Switches and four foot wood piles filled the space north of the depot with spurs threading between them. Locomotives backed to piles as workers pitched wood aboard the tender. Mc Laughlin, a bearded woodmaster, operated a treadmill saw powered by a heavy horse walking an inclined belt.
Public notices are essential to protect rights and inform parties. The essay explains multilingual terms for notice and emphasizes the universal need for due notice in civil affairs and legal contexts.
A Social Security board field representative will hold office hours at the Upper Sandusky post office from 12 to 1 pm on the first and third Wednesdays, and at the Carey municipal building from 4 to 5 pm on the third Wednesday, on listed dates through December. Sessions cover the old age and survivors Insurance program and mirror Marion office services.
Incal box holders discard circulars by the dozen while readers complain of clutter. The writer notes counting 50 bills in a post office lobby basket, contrasting with the Reporter’s own mailed circulation.
A Maumee Advance-Era item mocks gossipers who spreading negativity and refuse to share praise. It quips that if such a person ever praises someone, readers would suspect a mental relapse.
The Ohio Department of Highways calls photographers to submit 8 by 10 inch glossy prints of state sights for a prize contest. Top prize is 25, with 15 and five dollar prizes for others, entries due August 20, winners announced at the state fair road show August 23 to 29.
The statewide primary on August 12 will nominate municipal township and school district officials. Secretary of State Sweeney says it will cost less than any prior Ohio primary. Of 150 municipalities, under 100 are expected to vote, with nominations by petition avoiding ballots.
A newly printed list of 20 state parks under the Ohio division of conservation and natural resources outlines park locations and the facilities available at each site. The Lakes and Parks section offers this free guide for residents planning weekend outings or vacations in Columbus and statewide.
The Andrews Co of Detroit will relocate to Bryan to manufacture electrical connections for automobiles. The plant will occupy the Winegardner building near the NYC depot, a two story facility with about 15 000 square feet of space, expected to create additional local jobs.
The Bryan Canning Co installs a 65 foot kettle with capacity for 40 tons of water. Steam pipes heat the contents as a conveyor belt moves tomato cans through the kettle for processing.
An ad for Adlerika laxatives claims quick bowel action with eight laxatives and five arminatives to relieve gas pains. The copy urges readers to obtain Roe brand from Ty's Drug Store, referencing an elderly user and “Og. Tex” origin.
Mr and Mrs Otto Sammet of San Francisco visit Mr and Mrs John C Summit at 415 Platt street They are cousins born in Germany and learned each other's whereabouts through a Blade item about a relative's death in Carey Ohio The Summit couple are a California cabinetmaker and an engineer from Lagrange school They will attend a family reunion in Upper Sandusky Ohio Sunday
Wyandot County Ohio invites sealed bids for a county highway garage on lots in Frederick's Addition Upper Sandusky. Bids due 10 a m EST. Includes plans specs and alternates. bid bond five percent. lowest responsible bid wins. County Commissioners reserve right to reject all bids.
In Fostoria July 21 citizens circulated petitions for and against restoring the old Harter mill whistle. The noon blast, silenced after decades, may resume if petitions reach city council. The whistle had been blown at Mennel Milling and later at the waterworks plant before being halted amid resident protests.
Local publisher recalls the tradition of ordering family reunion cards from The Carey Times, a practice that linked relatives across generations and kept family gatherings organized and memorable.
The census bureau reports more men than women in Western states making marriage prospects better there. Nevada leads with 124 men per 100 women followed by Wyoming 117 Montana 115 Idaho 111 and North Dakota 110. In the East figures show Massachusetts 94 Rhode Island 95 Tennessee 99 Vermont 99 and New Hampshire 99.
Bandmaster Louis E Pete long time director of the Ohio State Fair All-Ohio boys band will conduct a half hour concert at the third annual state wide Farm Bureau day in Columbus on September 16 Dr Pete is a respected band leader directing music education at Ashland college and the Ashland symphony orchestra He also supervises music for Ashland schools and directs the Ashland high school band orchestra and choir
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