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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
2
Carey Times imprint states Eloison Thrall as editor and publisher with Thursday publication schedule. Subscriptions: one year in advance $2.00, six months $1.00, three months 60 cents. Located in Carey Ohio, mail handled as second class matter.
A collection of light political and social quips on topics from economics and war to sports and culture. The pieces reference Mussolini, Lindbergh, Ickes, atom smashers, Nazi Germany, and baseball, with wit about trains, wives, and everyday life in a mid century frame.
A church minister denounces a man accused of flirting with another man’s wife and threatens to read his name from the pulpit unless he contributes $5 during the collection. After the offering, 1935 bills and a $3 bill are counted, with a $2 note stating the other three would be paid payday.
Carey graduates and OSU alumni are invited back for weekend commencement events in Columbus. About 1550 degrees will be conferred Monday June 16 at 5 p m in the stadium. The 9th annual alumni college features Humanity on Trial with faculty witnesses.
Former Kaiser Wilhelm III of Germany and the late King George V of Britain shared close kinship as first cousins. The Hohenzollern line connected to most European royal houses through centuries of intermarriage, linking Wilhelm to George VI, Queen Maud of Norway, Nicholas II, Carol of Romania, and others. The British royal name changed from Saxe Coburg Gotha to Windsor during World War II.
Carey Council announces All Ohio Day in Columbus on Sunday June 22 with members from across the state to honor Francis P. Matthews supreme s of Omaha and Ray T. Miller of Cleveland. Over 300 initiates planned in three to four classes, 1500 banquet seats at the Neil House with Matthews to speak. State officers include John D. King state deputy James P Lavey state secretary and William M Corry state treasurer Edward 9 Brighton state membership chairman.
The Pemberville Leader reports a likely seed shortage as European imports decline. Gardeners may harvest and save seeds this summer for next year, amid rising prices especially for spinach.
The Holy Rosary Cathedral at Col lingwood Boulevard and Islington Street will be known in shorter form as Rosary Cathedral. Officials say the cathedral name itself has not officially changed, but Rosary Cathedral is preferred to avoid confusion with the Holy Rosary Church on East Toledo's Wheeling Street.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of Our Lady of Consolation will meet in the parish hall after the 6:30 mass on Sunday June 22 to depart for the annual outing at Russells Point. Reservations must be made with Miss Mary Magdalene Jacoby by Sunday June 15.
The limited partnership Donelson Packing Co Limited is dissolved by mutual consent as of this day per signatures A E Donelson Donald Donelson Wilhelm Ulmer. The undersigned confirm dissolution of the firm name and style.
The Carey board of education will accept sealed bids until 8:00 PM on Tuesday July 8 1941 for transporting pupils from September 1941 to May 1944. Six motor buses of similar size and quality to those now in use are requested. The board may reject any or all bids. Jennie Steen Clerk.
Miss Patricia Ewing of Parkersburg High earns the first girls scholarship to the National Summer Institute at Northwestern University in Evanston Illinois. A top student and active in drama music and student council she will join Northwestern’s dramatics division after high school.
Readable line notes the Carey Times shop offering typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons from any make. Local ad emphasizes availability and compatibility for office machines.
The village of Carey Ohio passes Ordinance No 313 stating consent for improvement of State Highway No 729 through Patterson Street under the Director of Highways supervision. The ordinance directs a certified copy to be sent to the Highway Director and Wyandot County Commissioners and takes effect at the earliest legal date.
An Old South Dakota note records a quirky line about a man who once serenaded with a guitar now using an auto horn to get faster results. It plugs Adlerika for quick bowel action and relief from gas with a sales pitch from Harry's Drug Store.
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