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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
3
Monday hearing in the divorce between H. H. Heaton of Carey and Hettie Heaton of Springfield before Judge Russell H. Kear. The defendant was found guilty of wilful absence for over three years, the plaintiff awarded the divorce, and the plaintiff must pay costs.
Of Frank W. Moser, application for transfer of real estate filed, transfer ordered, certificate issued. Of Stephen Huffman, first, final and distributive account filed and suspended. Of Elnora Carr, itemized statement for determination of inheritance tax filed, tax determined and notice ordered. Of Harry Weininger, itemized statement
Summary of probate items including determination of inheritance tax for Harriet A Hood and Anna M Motter reports, distribution in kind for Motter, claims schedules for Hubert Gregg and George Wilson, wills and probates for William W Troup and others, sales orders and deeds for multiple estates, and administrator bonds and letters of administration for several estates in Fairfield County.
A marriage license was issued in probate court to Elbert Conley of Big Springs township Seneca county laborer son of Harlen M. Conley and Kathleen Marie Joseph of Carey daughter of William Joseph. A license was issued to John Beard Jr of Upper Sandusky truck driver son of John Beard Sr and Anna Zimmerman of Upper Sandusky daughter of Frank Zimmerman. Rev J H Weissrock.
Commissioners from Hancock and Wyandot counties met in Findlay to grant the Hartle ditch as petitioned, denying a change and extension. The Hancock portion runs through Amanda and Biglick townships, with Wyandot’s engineer set to draft specifications and estimates by September 12.
Clerk P. A. Hendricks reports two titles issued last week and another the week before for new automobiles. With auto and tire rationing, news focuses on new car sales and availability.
William M. Slotterbeck asks the common pleas court to partition the estate naming Charles Q. Slotterbeck and others as defendants.
Bert Fadley of Nevada files suit in district court against Louise Lundy of Sycamore and others to quiet title and seek equitable relief. Papers filed through attorney Russell C. Price.
The Moose Club invites members to a Saturday dance honoring Legionnaires with Popeye and a chorus of characters. A lodge meeting occurs each Thursday evening and a chance to win money is teased. America’s Favorite Pastime is claimed to occur every Monday evening for the public to attend.
Hancock county probate court handles a marriage license case involving Willard Daniels a bus mechanic of Vanlue and Bernice Shafer of Alvada with Rev T J Patterson of Vanlue to officiate.
The Marblehead Peninsula offers beauty spots along a 20 mile drive from Port Clinton to the Sandusky Bay Bridge with views of Lake Erie Sandusky Bay East Harbor and islands. Cottages camps and trailer sites are available by day week or season and reef fishing guides operate boats on the peninsula. The north shore hosts small mouth bass while rowboats docks yield perch largemouth bass and grass pike. Sandusky Bay features catfish bullheads perch and white bass. A booklet Finjoy Yourself in Ohio outlines vacation areas and can be requested from the Ohio Development and Publicity Commission at Wyandotte Building Columbus Ohio.
At Edison junior high in Marion Jayne Melby will present her pupils in a Dance Revue of 1942 on Thursday evening June 18 at 8 15. Admission is 65 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. Miss Melby is remembered in Carey as Al Burley’s former dancing partner.
Sister Ivory Harmes pastor leads Sunday school at 10 00 a m Y P H at 7 00 p m Sunday evening service at 7 45 Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 and Saturday evening services at 7 45 led by Pastor Ivory Harmes and the Carey church family.
The directory lists services for Rev. Father Paul Vollrath and Rev. Joseph Herp. Sunday June 21 schedule includes low masses at 6:15 and 8:00 a.m. high mass at 10:30 a.m. Rosary and Benediction at 2:30 p.m. Weekday masses at 7:00 and 8:45 a.m.
Rev. M Paul Paetznick leads morning worship at 8 00 a m with the sermon Christ and Sinners The Sunday school gathers at 9 30 a m The Children Day Service is combined with the later service and moved to 10 a m Nursery care provided by Luther League during the morning service Parents may leave children in the nursery for worship.
Rev Donald W Cryer leads church school at 9 30 a m with the theme Carrying On Christ s Work. The 10 30 a m service features Mason lodge members as guests and a sermon AM I A BUILDER . Epworth League gathers 6 15 p m with a cabinet meeting at 8 p m Thursday June 18 at the parsonage.
The church under Rev. B L Lee lists 9 30 am Sunday School led by Rus sell Phillips and 10 30 am Morning Worship with the sermon We Belong to God There is no League or evening service due to the Evangelical Camp Meeting at Byal Park Findlay This is the final day of the camp meeting and attendees are urged to attend the closing events nightly at 8 00 pm The midweek prayer meeting resumes next Wednesday night and post camp harvest services will start at 8 30 pm during harvesting season
China plans wide reconstruction after the war with soldiers planting small vegetable gardens at camps, keeping livestock, and dedicating hours to labor service. Officers and men work on roads wells parks and housing while learning trades. The Red Cross expands basic medical training to speed care for four million soldiers as China aims to transform a backward nation into a modern one.
The 32nd Stoll family reunion will be at Carey Park on Thursday June 18 with Stoll as president and Miss Marie Kennerley as secretary. The 24th Dible-Phillips reunion is set for Carey Park on Sunday June 21, led by Clarence Phillips of Warren as president and Harlan Dible of Fostoria as secretary.
Mr and Mrs Clarence J Hagley and Mrs Foster Savidge attended the funeral of Charles G Forney of Forest at Shields funeral home on Saturday afternoon Forney was an uncle of Mrs Hagley.
The Women of the Moose held their regular Moose hall gathering on Tuesday evening. An initiation is planned for next Tuesday evening and officers and escorts are urged to attend the special meeting. Inez Stombaugh serves as Publicity Chairman.
Attorney General Thomas J. Herbert says county budget commissions must not distribute undivided classified property tax for township poor relief. He notes no duty on township trustees to administer poor relief, a function now held by county commissioners and city councils, and that township trustees would lack authorization to use such funds.
The Carey Times plans a family reunion card printing order. Details include guest list, RSVP deadline, event date, venue, and quantities for 150 invitations with matching envelopes. Please confirm design style and delivery timeline.
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