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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
2
A column of humorous and provocative snippets touches on Europe’s posture toward war, longevity oddities, tax shifts, quirks in culture, and the absurdities of modern life. It riffs on Hoover salaries, fingerprints in schools, a postwar peace fantasy, and cultural jests about actors, athletes, and public figures.
Helenes Tallman of Tiffin and Delmar Grubel of McCutchenville wed in a small ceremony at Wharton M E parsonage with Rev. J E Turner officiating. The couple, escorted by family, left for a southern state tour and will live near Carey where Grubel farms.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown hosted Wyandot County Farm Bureau Co operative Association employees and families at a strawberry and ice cream party. The evening featured a ball game cards and social time with refreshments. Attendees included residents from Harpster Smithville Sycamore Upper Sandusky and Carey among others.
The W C T U observed Flower Mission Day at Mrs George Shuman's home with devotionals by Mrs Myrtle Perkins and prayer led by Mrs Elza Jacobs. Members urged Congress to pass bills to end black booking and blind selling in the film industry.
The Wyandot county dairy herd improvement association completed its first month of testing. Amos T. Hite of Antrim township led May with an average butter fat production of 40.3 pounds per cow and his top individual yielded 1.2 pounds of butter fat. Two new herds joined for June: George Hollanshead Holsteins and S. M. Romig & Son Ayreshires.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Bingle hosted in Carey with local guests including Olive Saltz Marengo and Forrest Hurd. Findlay and Upper Sandusky visitors called on families in Carey and nearby towns. A Crawford M B church class gathering at Lovell features a playlet The Last Day of School during social hour.
The A and P store in Weston shuts its doors due to unsatisfactory business, as reported by the Pemberville Leader in the June 11 issue. Reunion cards were printed at the Carey Times office.
Miss Gertrude Rockey of Eden and Ligouri L Logsdon of near Upper Sandusky wed at St Agnes church Toledo on June 6. Rev Giles Berthalmume of Carey officiated high mass. The bride wore white satin princess gown with train and veil, with lilies. Attendants included sister Pauline Rockey in blue and pink roses, and brother Robert Logsdon. The couple will reside at 1510 Collingwood Ave Toledo after a short honeymoon.
Council authorized City Solicitor to settle two $50,000 damage suits against the city. Filed by Frank Kinn, administrator of Donald Kinn’s estate, and William Kauffman, administrator of Carl Kauffman’s estate. Plaintiffs allege negligence at the city reservoir after an accident caused drownings when their car slid into the water.
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