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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
5
The Carey Times Flosso Thrall, editor and publisher, published every Thursday and entered at the Carey Ohio post office as second class mail matter.
A collection of witty brief items and quips ranging from postwar utopian critique to social observations. The notes touch on censorship, humor about Italians, garden tips, misused quotes, and playful asides about sailors, Americans, and public discourse with a light satirical tone.
A correspondent reports Italian troops are rarely used in combat and mainly serve as burial squads for fallen allies. The claim suggests the high command may be using this tactic to prop up faltering morale.
A motivational approach assigns a task that ignites genuine enthusiasm in a man, transforming routine effort into meaningful engagement and active pursuit of goals. The focus on purposeful work fuels momentum and renewed commitment.
A new method to speed mail in large cities adds branch post office numbers to addresses. Postmaster General Frank C. Walker ordered rapid adoption with postal units assigned to branch offices. The change aims to quicken distribution and relieve overburdened workers amid wartime shortages and 62 hour weeks.
Legal advertising rates for public notices vary by state and notice type. Some states historically set per description or per line charges, with wide gaps between Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois and Pennsylvania. Courts note laws fix fees to avoid losses while ensuring notices are carried.
Interstate Motive Parts Co. files suits in Wyandot county common pleas against H. A. Cook and J. R. Whalen both former officers of the Upper Sandusky firm. Cook is charged with $13,990 in improper commissions on stock sales. Whalen faces $12,273.57 claimed due on a $19,000 stock subscription plus $980 in salary raises and a $169,357 withdrawal from company funds around November 27, 1942.
The Rev Raymond Cosdyke of Terre Haute presided at a semi annual meeting of the Third Order of St Francis at Our Lady of Consolation parish. New members joined, a sermon was given, and a papal blessing with Benediction followed. The fraternity examined its books as Father Raymond received a $104 donation for missions in Africa China and western regions of the United States.
Dad explains an optimist as a person who doesn’t care what happens as long as it doesn’t happen to them. The dialogue frames optimism through a practical, self centered lens.
Mrs. M. J. Fox of Fostoria shares letters from Pvt. Ralph T. Stark in the Army and Aloys Stark and Theodore Jr. Stark in the Navy. The notes, from 1942–1943, describe weather, training, moves to hospital sites, furlough hopes, and family news. Also included is a poem sent by Pvt Patrick Louis Lab from Brazil, urging readers to write to soldiers who lack letters.
A May 23 1943 V mail note from Cyril Simonis Jr. of the United States Navy to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Simonis. He writes that he has arrived safely and is adjusting to life in the armed forces during trying times, mentioning it as the fastest mail option and promising further letters.
Mrs. Dale England of Nevada receives a personal Mother's Day poem from her son Pvt Chester England. The poem expresses longing to be home and asks for hope and prayer that they will be home some day.
Local print shop The Carey Times prepares family reunion cards for distribution. Cards feature personalized names and event details, ready for attendees and genealogical keepsakes.
The Carey Farmers Cooperative Company invites sealed bids by 8 00 pm Eastern War Time Monday June 14 19438 for a two story seven room frame dwelling with plumbing and heating fixtures on North Patterson Street lot 42 original plat. Bids opened read then high bid may be raised orally. Winning bidder must pay 500 down and bond for removal within days. Company reserves right to reject all bids. A Ruehle president J Fox secretary. 22-23
Mr and Mrs George Richardson and others visited the Vaughn and Kohmann households. Several families from Bucyrus Toledo McCutchenville and Findlay attended gatherings, dinners and houseguest stays while celebrating graduations and welcoming relatives in Carey and nearby areas.
The 3-B Advisory Council gathered Friday night May 28 at H. F. Davidson home in Salem township with twelve members attending. Topics included Keeping the F. S. A What Is Consumer's Cooperation and What about Pressure Cooking followed by a quiz. They planned to meet again the last Thursday evening in June at the Vaughn home east of Carey.
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