Carey Times Announces Weekly Publication Details
Eloise Thrall editor and publisher announces the Carey Times published every Thursday with second class mail matter at Carey Ohio rates in advance one year two dollars six months one dollar.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
2
Eloise Thrall editor and publisher announces the Carey Times published every Thursday with second class mail matter at Carey Ohio rates in advance one year two dollars six months one dollar.
A humorous miscellany noting wartime shortages and social quirks. The column jokes about dieting during war, wood scarcity, Rome’s burning, Dor othy Lamour jewelry loss, misremembered history, and odd health and fashion tips. It muses on politics, Hollywood, Maine distilleries, car breakdowns, and youthful optimism amid shortages.
The auction lists dining room suite 6 chairs hall mirror two hall trees bedroom suite studio couch day bed rocking chairs lamps heaters clocks bedding and more. Items include kitchenware Edison phonograph oak library desks gas stove two ovens and various small appliances with cash terms.
Effective June 1 the Post Office will accept ordinary gift parcels up to 11 pounds for delivery in the American Zone of Germany minus Berlin. Restrictions include one parcel per week per recipient, and contents limited to essential relief items with no printed matter. Parcels must be marked Gift Parcel and itemized, with specific address details and a 14 cent per pound rate.
Rev. Father Ambrose Finnegan Pastor Rev. Elmer Mulcahy Assistant Rev. Aidan Witte Assistant Masses Sunday at 6 15 8 00 10 30 Devotions and Benediction 2 30 p m Weekday Masses 7 00 a m and 715 a m
County Court News lists Robert Lee Stoneburner of Pitt township and Margaret Jane Cochran of Antrim township as the children of local residents Ira Stoneburner and Mahlon Cochran. Also named are Donald Dafé Everhart of Tymochtee township and Beatrice B Wagner of Sycamore township, detailing parental lines and occupations.
Rev. Wade H. Koons will lead Sunday school at 9 30 a m with H E Snyder as superintendent. Worship follows at 10 30 a m including confirmation and Holy Communion. Senior Lutheran League meets at 6 30 p m led by Joyce Snyder. Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society convenes Monday June 10 at 8 p m at Mrs William C Loughley residence. Women’s Missionary Society assembles Wednesday June 12 at 2 p m in the parish house to discuss Patterns for the Christian Family. Senior League officers meet tonight at 7 30 in the parish house.
Monday in criminal court the State of Ohio pressed non support charges against Paul Faber who pleaded not guilty. Trial set for June 21 with bond fixed at 500 dollars. Estates listed show multiple administrations and appraisals with appointments granted or pending for Hull Shine Ward Kuenzli Martin Bolyard Vance Simonis Wagner Motter Kraus Wagner Walter Worth Carothers and others. Appraisers named Myron Case Clarence Carr Thomas Bachtell Stanley Walters Howard Cole and Ray Platts.
Efforts in Tiffin urge high school graduates to enter teaching, with liberalized state rules allowing qualification for four year teaching certificates within one year after graduation.
Reverend B L Lee presides at Sunday school 9 30 a m with M E Doppler as superintendent. Morning worship and communion at 10 30 a m featuring The Need of Pentecost. No evening service due to Evangelical Camp Meeting in Findlay. Midweek prayer at 8 00 p m next week led by Walter Roynon.
O. E. Ford D D minister and Wesley Wonder church school superintendent announce classes for all ages at 9 30 a m Morning Worship at 10 30 o clock with the sermon Power to Live Youth Fellowship at 6 00 p m led by Dr Ford Choir practice Thursday evening at 8 00
Crawford Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Wen dell Wentling as superintendent under the pastor Rev. D Worthman D D.
The navy recruiting office in Marion announces the transfer of Chief Quartermaster H W Rainwater and explains reduced personnel will limit coverage. He will still meet interested boys by appointment, with Kenton visits Mondays and Upper Sandusky visits on Tuesdays.
Estate of Louisa Brown deceased with plaintiff and Cyril M Brown et al defendants. Guardian ad litem appointed, answer filed, sale ordered and order of sale issued. Will of Louise Gabriel deceased election of widower filed and recorded. Will of BE N Halbedel deceased filed for probate with witness testimony, will admitted to probate and recorded.
George F. Roth deceased heirs receive one half of 80 acres in Salem township. Sadie I. Lehnhart and others sell 80 acres in Salem township to Floyd E. and Lucile M. Miller. Catherine Matteson transfers Roberts and Tribolet sub division lot No. 8 in Upper Sandusky to Ira T. Matteson and others. James Lumberson sells 19 acres in Pitt township to Mary Bernice Lumberson. Charles E. and Tressa Starner sell lots 16 and 17 in Goodbread Welsh Dombaugh addition to Nevada to Clyde and Virginia Young. Frederick M. Kenan transfers land in Upper Sandusky to Edward W. and Beatrice A. Pearson. All transfers priced at $1.00.
Rosa K Summit of R F D No 1 Cares Ohio has been appointed administrator of the estate of Jerry D Carothers deceased of Crawford township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 27, 1946. Russell H Kear judge of the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
Jennifer A Shue of Carey Ohio appointed administratrix of Adam C Shue deceased of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 28 1946 Probate Division Wyandot Pleas Russell Hear Pleas.
Dr C R Conley offers chiropractic and naturopathic care at Kroger's Store Carey Ohio with mineral baths and electronic diagnosis. Office hours are 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 pm. Phone 44.
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