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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1939
Page
2
The Carey Times edited by Eloise Thrall is a weekly publication issued every Thursday. It lists subscription prices in advance: one year two dollars, six months one dollar, and three months sixty cents.
A satirical roundup touching on Homer Martins UAW AFL ties admiring a brainy student trend at a Bronx Zoo note about aoudacts and mammy penguin births New England towns trimming expenditures Admiral Byrd project Antarctica claim and King George dialogue etiquette all presented with humor and critical tone
In Illinois radio crooning in barns may boost milk output while a New York psychologist urges dismantling a unruly child to reason with it. Across the globe a girl knits bathing suits from socks. Jimmy Braddock and Max Baer face financial woes. Mussolini’s forces wander. a sea lion costs 85 dollars to buy but 500 a year to feed. A flexing reminiscence on marriage and a student’s poetry about Hitler closes.
The league concludes that preventing the Yankees relies on strong pitching, a scarce commodity that many hadn't realized would be the key to stopping them.
Democratic and Republican senators mingle at Lady Lindsay's garden party. They agree on one issue this season to pursue: denouncing the third term. A rumor suggests Alcatraz may be abandoned before summer. Sally Rand's Nude Ranch faces competition in San Francisco's chamber of horrors.
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan enters the Republican presidential race promising to save the country in a single term not multiple, stating his aim is the first term rather than the third.
The Detroit mayor saluted the King in a traditional display. A prior city election looms as voters may seek a handshake with the figure who shook the hand. A St Joe Arkansas theatre owner warned patrons of a risque play depicting French nightlife, drawing hill folk courage into focus as the theatre drew a large crowd while a 1 year old walked 12 miles to attend.
William M Harper and wife transfer to Mary H Cammarn lot 6 Mc Laughlin's addition Nevada for $1. Nelson J and Sidney T Rail to Byron L Bender 80 acres Pitt township $1. Grubb and Rank to Dunlap and others part of lot 24 Sycamore $1,000. Van Buren to Emma Kilmer land in Upper Sandusky $1. Kauble to Pever lot 3 Rangeler's second addition Wharton $1. Blint to Katherine Clint half of 121 22 acres Crawford township $1. Ruffing to Damico lot 13 Ardmore Cary $1. O'Brien to Jesko Crawford township $1. Eakin to Kurtz 12579 acres Ridge township $1. ODonnell heirs transfer to James C ODonnell Ipper Sandusky land in Upper Sandusky by love and affection. Smith to Russell lot 6 Mononcue $1. Riester to Davidson 10890 acres Salem $1. McLaughlin to Gordon McLaughlin parts in lots 6 and 59 Nevada $1. Culver to Martin land in Upper Sandusky $1. Jones deceased affidavit for transfer to Richard F Jones and others Carey land $1. Jones to Emil C and Nellie C Loldwish Carey land $1. Griffith to Mabelle B McEwen undivided half in part of lot 23 Sycamore $1.
Miss Eva Casteel and Claire Fruth exchanged vows at 1 pm Saturday in the couple’s Fostoria home. Rev. Glenn Fruth officiated the single ring ceremony as attendees and attendants wore formal attire. The couple, both from local families, plan to reside in Fostoria after a wedding trip to Washington D C.
Edith Greeno and Robert Kitzler wed at Our Lady Of Consolation on Saturday during low mass. Rev Leonard officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Mary Brown and flower girls Marilyn Jean and Bilena Schlachter. Best man Francis Kitzler. Newlyweds to Niagara Falls after reception for 150 and 25 at home.
Alice Drummelsmith daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Drummelsmith of Jackson township wed Earl H Vehrs son of Mr and Mrs John Vehrs near Carey in a 745 am ceremony at St Michael’s Catholic church Findlay officiated by Rev Eugene Arnolds.
Wyandot county extension office reports serious fire blight in apples this spring. Dr. C C Allison of Ohio State University advises trimming water sprouts and applying chemical solution from extension bulletin No 128 to eliminate active cankers during summer.
Court ordered public auction for the estate of Laura E. Geiger in Wyandot County Ohio to sell the east part of lot 4 in F J Worrello's Addition Carey at 2 00 PM on June 24 1939. Property 302 South Patterson Street Carey 66 feet by 1188 8 feet appraised 2700 dollars minimum two thirds paid at sale. Cash on delivery of Executor's Deed after court confirmation. David E Walter auctioneer.
County Agent Cc R. Crum advises removing suckers while small to prevent new fire blight cankers and reduce spread by insects. Old infected wood should be removed in fall with cuts an inch or two below the diseased portion.
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