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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
2
The Carey Times lists editor Thrall with weekly Thursday publication. It notes mailing classification in Carey Ohio and prepaid subscription rates: one year two dollars, six months one dollar, three months sixty cents.
A compact, period style column by Herbert H. Miller surveys wartime life and culture from politics to transport. It notes fascist propaganda, postwar expectations, labor issues, and social foibles with satirical, observational wit anchored by named topics and events.
The passage notes General Doo Little, famed air hero, fears riding alone in an automatic elevator. It mentions their future travel by horse, preferring to drive them rather than ride, until they learn not to buck, and comments on iron courage cracking at times.
Janet Miller reports on the Moose hospital guilds aims at Mooseheart and the armed forces call for nurses. Sue Wille named first president as plans for funding training and essentials for Mooseheart hospital are detailed. May 28 1942 Columbus Ohio.
Harmony Shull of Findlay an International Harvester employee and Milos Howard of Mt Blanchard joined Patterson Field air depot for army air forces ground training. Shull is the son of Ray G. and Mrs. Shull of Vanlue and Howard’s parents are H. H. and Mrs. Howard of Mt Blanchard.
Local item notes that family reunion cards were printed at The Carey Times office. The brief mentions the print shop as the venue for producing invitations. No further details on date or participants are provided.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Virgil Ball south of Upper Sandusky June 3 at Mercy hospital Tiffin plus a 12 pound son born to Ezra Swartz of Upper Sandusky Sunday at Bucyrus City hospital Junior Lee named baby in Upper Sandusky Tuesday morning Betty Neate and David Needs wed in Crane township Paul B Frank ordained at Upper Sandusky St Pauls Lutheran Theodore Belle injured when tractor overturned near Little Sandusky Margaret Bibler and Allen Cole wed in Wharton Sarah Cunningham 81 of Wapakoneta died in Sycamore after a broken shoulder sheep claims total 510 with 28 sheep killing dogs destroyed and 28 stray dogs picked up in May Warden Stalter warns dogs must be tied from sunset to sunrise or face destruction and arrest
Local residents and families from Fort Royal Vanlue and Findlay area share visits Sundays Fridays and midweek gatherings. The record notes numerous calls visits birthday celebrations church services and a wedding with guests including Presler Lee Baughman Baker Pratt and McRill among others. Church services conducted by Rev Allen of Fremont included communion and baptism.
Bass fishing starts Tuesday morning June 16 with an 18 plus license requirement. The minimum legal bass length is 10 inches and the daily bag limit is six.
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