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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
2
The Carey Times notes Eloise Thrall as writer and publisher with publication every Thursday. It lists Carey Ohio post office registration and subscription rates in advance: three months sixty cents, one year two dollars, six months one dollar.
A collage of 1930s opinions and quips on war, politics, business, and technology. Items range from fog devices and revived life myths to comments on Hitler, Wheat, Congress, and rail travel. The column surveys public mood and fringe science while lampooning current events and editorial trends.
A fragmented OCR reveals varied items from culture and crime. A Texas woman is sentenced to 500 years for murder while a New York museum visitor suffers fatal injuries. Other notes question theater trends and public spending on appearances and entertainment.
Mr and Mrs Earl Rader and children spent Sunday with relatives in Fostoria. Ernest Kohmann of Canton visited his parents. Prospects guests included C H Hull and E A Elchert. Several families hosted visitors from Risingsun, Carey, and Canton over the weekend and Monday.
Ribbons for typewriters and adding machines of any make are available at The Carey Times. The offer covers standard and specialty ribbons suitable for office use and vintage equipment.
Fort Royal notes show multiple visits and social calls across Carey, Van Wert, Findlay, Marseilles, Wharton, and surrounding areas. Households including Presler, Baughman, Hartle, Hoy, Lee, and Stoll host relatives and neighbors from Kenton, St Paul, and Marion with dinners and Sunday afternoons.
Conservation Commissioner Lawrence Wooddell announced a new exclusive sportsmen map for Ohio showing principal streams tributaries and lakes. The map appears in a special Ohio Conservation Bulletin supplement with extra copies available by request for 6 cents. The reverse side includes a state highway map and a brief description of parks reservoirs lakes and game preserves.
A brief dialogue portrays a waiter noting a large chicken portion and the guest acknowledging it will take long to finish. The exchange highlights time needed to eat the sizable dish.
A tractor stolen from an Edgerton store was found on Mr. Butts’s Coopersville farm. Butts said he bought or secured the tractor from Cornelius Carr, who allegedly towed it there behind a car. Carr is missing and faces charges as investigators locate the serial number fragment.
A sheriff sale in Wyandot County Ohio offers Tract No 1 a 50 foot wide strip on Findlay Street and an undivided one third of Lot 25 Carey with life estate in Allie P Newhard and Tract No 2 comprising Nos 211 213 and 215 East Findlay Street Carey. Tract 1 appraised at 4000 Tract 2 at 32500 terms cash down balance on confirmation. Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz and Deputy Fred Jonas announce by order of sale in Hancock Savings & Loan Company of Findlay against J P Newhard Jr et al.
Legal notice states Carey Ohio seeks sealed bids to supply all electric energy for village use and resale for ten years starting June 22 1938. Bids due June 3 1938 by noon at Clerk of Public Affairs. must include all bidders names and a $1000 certified check. Specifications dated April 25 1938 on file. bids may be rejected. Eugenia Henry Clerk.
The Carey School District invites sealed bids for two hundred forty five tons of coal to be delivered per official specifications. Bids due Tuesday June 21 1938 at 12 noon EST at the clerk’s office. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board. 1922 Jennie Steen, Clerk.
Mrs Florence Daymon of Carey and Miss Clarabelle Motter spent time in Wharton. The Church of God Missionary Society met at Mrs Martha Passet home. Beth Musgrave of Ft Wayne visited her parents. Mr and Mrs Ray Musgrave hosted Memorial Day relatives with Vernon Van Buren and family from Yellow Springs. The Livestock Club met at the school with advisor George Stout as Kent Musgrave led recreation. Junior Phelps led the business session read by Harold Corbin. Livestock class origins were discussed and plans made for a Wiener roast at the Musgrave farm west of town on June 9.
Lincoln Grange showcased an exchange program during the McCutchenville Grange regular meeting on Wednesday evening May 2. Participants included Martha Ruth Bard Musgrave in song, Margaret Secrist on violin, readings by Martha Phelps Audrey Musgrave Norma Jean Bowmah and George Stout, Rupert Smith on Rural Communities and What They Need Most, and Carolyn Secrist clarinet. The event featured members from McCutchen Lincoln Mifflin Champion and Biglick Granges with refreshments served by McCutchenville Grange.
Dwight Musselman is appointed superintendent of Arlington public schools succeeding Bert B. Driver who held the post for the last decade. Musselman previously served seven years as superintendent of Risingsun schools.
Defendantclaims the assault occurred after a confrontation with Magi Steece over a disputed matter. Prosecutors describe the incident as a brutal attack with forceful blows. The trial centers on intent and the extent of injuries.
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