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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
2
The Carey Times listing shows Eloise Thrall as Editor and Publisher. It notes publication every Thursday and mail handling at the Carey Ohio post office as second class matter. Subscription rates given in advance: one year $2.00, six months $1.00, three months 60 cents.
A collection of aphoristic observations on wartime life and politics. Topics include navy needs, spinach shortage looming in 1942, strikes and politics in Washington, Sino Japanese tensions, Franco-American relations, erosion and soil conservation, a Chicago car story, World War II combat notes, and far flung quips about public life, culture, and daily routines.
The Dan Fell Robert L Doke property on E Gnt er street Fostoria sold for 100 dollars in a tax title proceeding conducted by Seneca County Sheriff George R Steinmetz. The property, appraised at 1200 dollars, had failed to sell at an earlier sheriff's sale.
Mary Margaret Isabelle Chmitlin sues Roy Andrew Chmitlin for divorce citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty seeking custody, alimony, and support with Betts and Betts as counsel. Thelma D. Powell sues Claude E. Powell for divorce and child custody alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty, with Dwight C. Murray-Hancock Court News as attorney.
Attorney General Thomas J. Herbert issued an opinion to Geauga county prosecutor Harold K. Bostwick clarifying that prospective buyers may take an automobile owned by a dealer on a trial trip while equipped with dealer plates, but a truck used for delivering goods cannot be tested with dealer license tags.
Ohio invites sealed bids by July 8 1941 for seven bituminous road projects across Wyandot and Hardin counties including Tymochtee New Washington Willard Upper Sandusky Bellevue Morral Nevada Northern Kenton Upper Sandusky and Kenton Wapakoneta routes. Total length about 7.04 miles with plans on file and a 5 percent bid bond.
A digest of diverse items notes W. C. Johnson planting seven acres of celery, a new manager at the Western Union office, a birth in the Coonrod family, and local water works uptake. It covers deaths, political debates on silver, cable and ocean projects, industrial accidents, and a presidential race with Justice Hughes’s surge and Brandeis confirmation.
The city selects the city manager government after commission action. About 35 men helped at a barn raising on the James Cross farm four miles northwest of town on Friday. Harry Bechtel of the Columbus Barracks visited his mother Mrs Frank Harris, reporting livelier recruiting at the Barracks due to the new army law, averaging 32 men daily.
Mr and Mrs D A Dow celebrate their silver wedding anniversary on Sunday. Hoff and Boyce install 184 feet of cement walk from the town hall to North Street on N Vance Street, 12 feet 10 inches wide. Strand theatre offers Jack Hoxie in Two Fisted Jones, Tramp Tramp Tramp with Harry Langdon, and If I Marry Again with Doris Kenyon on successive days. William Jackson Phillips of Adrian dies at his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Yaidhner home near Adrian at 62. Survived by wife and three children Vernon near Carey, Margie Ewing in Carey, and Mrs Yaidhner. Hitching racks on N Vance Street between the alley and North Street removed after becoming a parking hazard. Cars welcome as the majority of townspeople arrive by automobile.
The article surveys the idea that dogs can sense fear through a scent humans cannot, causing hostility toward fearful people. It cites observers and William T. Hornaday as believers, noting continued support among dog owners and writers.
An envelope containing 2100 dollars lay in a downtown Defiance gutter for five hours on Wednesday. The cash belonged to Missouri tourists who dropped it when opening their car door as they passed through Toledo then hurried back to Defiance. Read the Want Ads for details.
Two Ohio statutes address sales to minors of pistols air guns and explosive guns with ammunition. Civil liability under section 12966 fines sellers 10 to 50 dollars and damages for injuries. they must verify purchaser is over 16. Section 12967 criminalizes selling or enabling firearm use by a minor under 17 with penalties up to 100 dollars or 30 days. Ammunition includes BB shot and cartridges.
Arlene Robison spent Tuesday at the Earl Hunter home and Hileen Brooks visited Sunday with Mary Louise Oriang. Families and friends from Edison, Jacksonville, Carey and Brooklyn gathered for dinners and social visits across Salem in a busy weekend.
Seneca county reports 20 students in Ohio State University College of Agriculture this year. Dean John F. Cunningham notes the college enrolls 1475 students, making it the largest agricultural college worldwide.
Notice of dissolution by mutual consent for the limited partnership Donelson Packing Co. Limited filed by A. E. Donelson Donald Donelson and Wilhelm Ulmer.
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