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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1955
Page
6
A study cited by the Civil Service Assembly, using 1025 workers aged 60 to 70 across 20 companies, finds older employees outperform or match younger workers in overall performance and dependability. It reports higher rates of excellence, lower absence, and stronger work quality among older staff.
Mrs Jones notes devotion from new neighbors while the newspaper hides her husband. A rustle of the sheet is the only reply. A neighbor denies knowing the woman, as whispers spread along the road about affectionate gestures.
A teacher asks how many sheep remain after seven jump out from thirteen in a pen. A student replies none, challenging the teacher’s arithmetic and remarking that the teacher knows nothing about sheep.
The exchange shows Joggins asking how to get along with the boss and Juggins describing him as the meanest man he knows. He jokes that the boss had the legs sawed off the wheelbarrow so he cannot sit and rest.
A brief exchange includes lines about parting forever and a five pound box of candy in an hour. A note promotes rubber rings as protective bottoms for jars, ash trays, or vases to prevent furniture damage.
The Bethel, an American merchant vessel, is noted for its 1746 capture of a 100-gun Spanish frigate, illustrating the era’s swift privateering and prize-taking practices.
A home kitchen feature explains how fuel choice affects nutrition and flavor. It promotes Pyrofax bottled gas for precise heat control and presents a beef casserole recipe with steps from browning to baking and finishing with mashed potato crust.
Health for All Now advises cautious outdoor activity as snake bites risk grows. It notes fear worsens venom effects, urges calm, choosing bite location, and using a snakebite kit. If bitten, apply first aid and seek doctor for antivenom serum. Wy andot County Tuberculosis and Health Association funds this column with the County Health Department.
A lawyer consoles a anxious client with a wry line about marital spats. The client bluntly requests to be released from the marriage, seeking a divorce.
Elsie asks for husband advice but grandma counsels independence and suggests remaining single. The exchange underscores practical views on marriage and personal choice within family chat.
A playful exchange debunks the earth round joke with a city trip conundrum. Then Butter melts to explain how chocolate pours smoothly without sticking, offering practical kitchen insight.
Flavius B Steinhauser 37 Berwick was arrested for DUI after his car collided with two others on Seneca County Highway 6 near Berwick. Participants included Carl Gosche 18 and Donald Reinhart 17, with Gosche suffering arm injuries. Teddy Babcock 12 of Sycamore escaped serious injury when struck by Marie Moler’s car at State Route 67 and County Road 30. Richard Gottier, son of Russell Gottier, graduated magna cum laude from Asbury College with a BA. Anna Marie Walton of Upper Sandusky announces her forthcoming marriage to Paul E. Fox of Upper Sandusky on June 26.
A mother asks Maud if she was a good girl at church. Maud replies a man offered her a big plate of money, and she declined. The exchange emphasizes honesty and moral choice in a religious setting.
Johnny warns of Papa’s threat to discipline if grades do not improve while a teacher questions the seriousness of the claim. The exchange centers on a boy named Johnny and his concern over parental punishment.
Jack Huggins told at the dance last night that I reminded him of a dainty flower. Several attendees described you as a wall flower influencing social chatter.
Witty exchange as a wife teases her husband about backing another horse while he insists it will be the last gamble. Their playful banter recalls a lighthearted moment in a bustling betting scene.
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