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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
2
Eloise Thrall editor and publisher notes the newspaper published every Thursday from Carey Ohio. Post office registration marks it as second class mail matter. Subscription rates in advance: one year $2.00 six months $1.00 three months 60c.
A humorous column blending quips on politics culture and daily life. Whimsical observations touch on Mussolini inflation Hitler Japan and media culture with light irony and playful anecdotes. The piece surveys wartime sentiment and social habits in a brisk satirical voice.
Report notes a hog calling contest in Iowa drawing patrons from various areas. Observers mention buyers converging on black market stalls, highlighting unusual activity surrounding the event.
Mayor B M Bachar proclaims June 8 to 14 Flag Week in Carey and urges display of the national emblem on public buildings and homes. He also calls participation in the May Week War Bond campaign to support the Victory and aid to soldiers overseas.
A columnist notes two straightforward estates with valid wills took years to settle not due to red tape but because law sets minimum times for administrator appointments claim presentations and final settlements to protect all parties. The piece discusses public notices as a routine step in orderly probate.
A string of social calls and visits fills a Tiffin area report. Byron Hille hosts and visits occur with Delphos, Carey, Findlay, Fostoria, Upper Sandusky, and Columbus connections. Several illnesses and recoveries including flu and quinsy are mentioned.
The Carey village council on May 17 1943 approved payment of numerous bills from Board of Affairs and Board of Finance including post office supplies phone rent fuel gas street and sewer work insurance payrolls and miscellaneous costs totaling for May. Notable items include salaries for village officials and workers, meter parts, fuel and oil, lumber and stone for streets, insurance, and upkeep at treatment and disposal facilities.
Court order sale of the late Fannie Carr residence in Carey Wyandot County Ohio at public auction June 5 1943 at 2 PM Central War Time. Property is south part of lots 25 and 26 A Dow first addition described by bounds appraised 2933.33 dollars must bring at least two thirds cash. Administrator Fannie Carr estate with attorney Russell C. Price.
The Carey Farmers' Cooperative Company invites sealed bids for a two story frame dwelling with seven rooms on North Patterson Street Lot 42 Village of Carey Ohio. Bids due by 8 00 p m Eastern War Time June 14 1943 at the company office. High bidder may be raised orally. $500 down payment required and bond for removal. Company reserves right to reject all bids. A J Ruehle president John S Fox secretary 22 23
In a brief dialogue, speaker Zimpir questions why the other remains so quiet while the other asserts a candid stance, saying what they think. The exchange centers on contrasting communication styles and personal expression.
A description notes name cards printed or engraved at The Carey Times office. The item catalogs office stationery details and the likely use for identification and correspondence in the newspaper office.
The State of Ohio Wyanda County Common Pleas Court Probate Division reports an inventory and appraisement of the estate of Michael C Yost deceased filed in court. The hearing is set for June 5 1943 at 10:00 A M with exceptions due five days prior.
Ohio anglers welcomed the new season with the southern zone opening June 1 while the northern zone starts June 16. Some areas like Lake Erie district and Pymatuning Lake restrict bass until July 1. Legal length is 10 inches with a daily bag limit, frogs and turtles also prohibited to align with bass season. The zone boundary follows Route 35 from the Indiana line to Chillicothe and Route 50 to Athens and the alternate Route 50 to Marietta. Read the Want Ads. It pays.
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