Carey Times Whise Thrall Publisher Notice
The Carey Times lists subscription rates and mailing details with prices for one year two dollars in advance six months one dollar and three months sixty cents as part of its publisher notice for Carey Ohio.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
2
The Carey Times lists subscription rates and mailing details with prices for one year two dollars in advance six months one dollar and three months sixty cents as part of its publisher notice for Carey Ohio.
A curio of quotations and wry notes spans topics from economics to politics. Snippets reference Spring weather, German affairs, Philippines statehood, Newton, German occupation, and postwar ironies, with quips about Eisenhower, Quisling, and ordinary life mishaps.
Probate filings include wills for C D Kuenzli Susan Williams and others, with testaments admitted to probate, executors appointed, bonds approved, and letters issued. Guardianships for Susie Williams Harold Kauffman and Betty Brandt show accounts or waivers. Inventories appraisements and transfers of real estate, notices by publication, and hearings listed for June.
Our Lady of Consolation parish lists Rev Father Ambrose Finnegan pastor Ker Elmer Mulehay assistant Rev Aidan Witte assistant. Sunday Masses at 8:00 and 10:30 with 2:30 p m devotions and Benediction. Weekday Masses at 7:00 and 8:45 a m at 6715.
Sunday school begins 9 30 a m with H S Snyder superintendent. Worship and Holy Communion at 1030 a m. Western Conference Gather League convention starts 3 p m inviting Lutheran youth aged 12 and over.
Sunday school starts at 9 30 with Mc Clellan Doppler as superintendent Morning worship at 10 30 with Rev George J Long preaching Evangelical camp meeting at Byal park Findlay runs nightly 8 pm and Sunday 2 30 pm Youth service at 7 00 pm led by Rev and Mrs A B Clark Woman's Missionary Society meets Tuesday 8 00 pm at Mrs Willis Dible Adrian Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 15 Next week's teacher is Girard Rickle
A series of marriage notices lists Cletus H Comer a Bellefontaine soldier and Helen Louise Stouffer of Upper Sandusky, plus Norman Folk and Ruth Arlene Courtad from Upper Sandusky. Additional entries include Clyde E Shull and Geraldine Koehler, and Rev Howard F Yeager with Annabelle Scheck Crane township.
Upper Sandusky Elks Lodge announces a Flag Day ceremony set for Thursday evening June 14 at Harrison Smith park. Carey and Upper Sandusky high school bands will perform. color guards from local American Legion posts and Veterans of Foreign Wars are invited. A parade from the courthouse to the park begins at 7 45 with Boy Scouts handling the flag raising and Martin J. Felgert of Van Wert delivering the address. Public invited.
First Methodist Church announces a 9:30 a m church school for all ages followed by a 10:30 am annual Children’s Day program in the sanctuary directed by Mrs L E Offenbacher and committee. A college education fund offering will be collected. Senior Youth Fellowship meets 6 pm with Phyllis Snyder. Junior Youth 6 30 pm with Laurel Dible and Rose Marie Davis. Mid week service 8 30 pm. Choir practice 8 30 pm Thursday.
Carey church lists prayer service Wednesday at 5 and Young Peoples service Friday at 9. Evangelistic service Saturday at 8 and Sunday school at 10 with a Sunday evangelistic service at 7.30 pm. Pastor LeRoy A Hay invites the town to attend for salvation and healing.
An 11 month old daughter of Lt. Robert L. John was killed in a crash at the Route 262 and 103 intersection four miles east of Sycamore. Grandmother Violet Koons was seriously injured. The baby died of shock and injuries. the infant’s mother Frances John, and the other driver Clarence Kark were unhurt. Violet Koons later died of shock at Mercy hospital.
County commissioners approved animal claims totaling 226.70 for March April and May. The largest payment was 55.50 to Lawrence Orians of the Carey area with additional smaller amounts listed.
A claim for 12.75 on a dog owned by J. A. Sury of Wyandot arises after the animal was killed by dogs. Dog Warden Jack Spitler led a special campaign against marauding dogs, destroying 25 animals between April 15 and June 1.
Notice that H. B. Snyder of Carey Ohio is duly appointed administrator of the estate of Millie Payne deceased of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Dated June 11 1946 Judge Russell H Kbar Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
The Wyandot County Common Pleas Court Probate Division notifies executors, next of kin, and Ohio residents that an inventory and appraisement for the estate of Katie Lortz has been filed. The hearing is set for June 25, 1945 at 10 a.m. Expections must be filed five days prior.
The St. Paul Ladies' Aid society gathered at Mrs. Orville Lee's home for a potluck dinner and a program by children. President led devotional and business session. prizes awarded. Guests included Mrs. Allen DeVene and others. members listed with children.
Families of men and women who died in service overseas may receive burial flags furnished by the government. Applications are available at post offices.
Readable notice from The Carey Times offering typewriter ribbons suitable for any make adding machine. Shop accepts orders and provides stock for office equipment use.
Xavier F. Arnold of 3814 Leybourne Ave Toledo Ohio is duly appointed administrator of the estate of Alphonsus S Arnold deceased late of Carey village Wyandot County Ohio. Dated June 4 1945 Judge Russell H Kear Court of Common Pleas Wyandot County Ohio.
Resolution authorizes the Board of Trustees of Public Affairs to advertise and receive bids for furnishing three 100 KVA electric transformers for The Seiberling Rubber Company plant in Carey Ohio. The project aims to replace inadequate transformers and address an emergency requiring immediate action. Passed June 4 1945 with signatures of Mayor A B Constien and Clerk Jacob Nitrauer.
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