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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
3
The Carey Times edited by Eloise Thrall provides weekly publication details and subscription pricing. It lists rates for one year at 200 dollars, six months for a dollar, and three months for sixty cents, with mail matter and post office entry noted.
A collage of wry notes and reflections on reconstruction, censorship, and current events. The column mocks utopian aims, notes quirky anecdotes from the front and home front, and includes garden tips, jokes about weather, and brief world observations.
The fragment hints at energizing someone by giving them a task that truly excites them, emphasizing motivation and engagement driven by purposeful work.
The new plan adds a postal unit number to addresses in large cities to speed mail sorting. Postmaster General Walker reports rapid adoption, with millions notified and clerks handling melt faster as many workers join the war effort.
The article explains that legal advertising rates for public notices are set by law and vary by state. It cites Minnesota and Wisconsin rates and notes Pennsylvania and Illinois decisions influencing what is considered reasonable, stressing that rates should not be a loss to newspapers.
Interstate Motive Parts Co sues two Upper Sandusky residents, A. Cook and J. R. Whalen, former officers. Cook faces $13,990 in alleged improper stock sale commissions. Whalen is sued for $12,273.57, claiming $9,600 remains on a $10,000 stock subscription and $930 in self granted salary raises, plus $169,357 paid from company funds around November 27, 1942.
The Rev Raymond Cosdyke of Terre Haute and the Third Order of St Francis held a semi annual meeting at Our Lady of Consolation parish. New members were received and Father Cosdyke spoke on the order's work. A papal blessing and benediction followed, with a $104 donation given to support missions in Africa China and the western and southwestern United States.
Dad explains an optimist as a person who doesn't care what happens as long as it doesn't happen to him. The dialogue frames optimism as self protection and self focus rather than active engagement with outcomes.
Mrs. M. J. Fox of Fostoria shares letters from her brothers Ralph T. Stark in the Army Aloys Stark and Theodore Jr Stark in the Navy. Ralph writes from the U S Army Air Forces in 1943 about weather travel training hospital plans and hopes for furlough while Aloys and Junior essay naval service with updates on letters miles sailed and a note on V mail and souvenirs. A poem from Pvt Patrick Louis Lab in Brazil urges support and daily cheerful notes for soldiers awaiting mail.
A 1943 V mail note from Cyril Simonis Jr a U S Navy member reaches Mr and Mrs C C Simonis describing arrival at an unspecified posting and that he is doing as well as can be expected amid wartime conditions.
Mrs Dale England of Nevada receives a Mother's Day poem from her son Pvt Chester England stationed away from home. The verses express longing to return home within a year and ask for prayers that they will be home someday.
The Carey Times office produced family reunion cards as part of community event notices. Local residents coordinated shared mementos and invitations, reflecting neighborhood ties and archival printing efforts.
Carey Farmers Cooperative Company seeks sealed bids for a two story frame dwelling with seven rooms at North Patterson Street Lot 42 Carey Ohio. Bids due June 14, 1943 at the company office, with a $500 down payment and bond for removal. The board may reject all bids. A. J. Ruehle president and John S. Fox secretary.
Visits across Carey area households noting gatherings at the Vaughn home Wentz and Nachbar families. guests include Kohmanns from Bucyrus, Neiderkohrs, Yosts, Elcherts, Tanners, and others from Toledo Chicago Findlay and McCutchenville. Families host chicken dinners and family greetings for graduation and deployment events.
The 3 B Advisory Council met Friday night May 28 at the Davidson home in Salem township. Twelve members attended and discussed Keeping the F. S. A What Is Consumer's Cooperation and What about Pressure Cooking. A quiz followed and plans were made to meet again on the last Thursday evening in June at the Vaughn home east of Carey.
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