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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1941

Page

4

Weekend Socials Highlight Toledo and Findlay Guests

Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Daleska of Toledo and others from Fostoria and Columbus. A Skylark sorority shower honored June bride Miss Donna Mae Pahl. Stombaugh and Hosafros families hosted dinners and collaborative club activities featured Stombaughs, M. B. and Catholic Ladies of Columbia events with meetings, contests, and picnic plans at Riverside Park.

Kenneth Daleska Toledo Henry Ruggles Fostoria Cletus Remlinger Buddy and Paul Phyllis Stombaugh J. T. Stombaugh Marcus Eimas Richard Columbus Donovan Lanning 4Da Grace Swanger Dunkirk Callie Hosafros Arlington Jean Hosafros Galva Inl Harry Hosafros Skylark O ‘Donna Mae, Pahl Betty Kitzler Eleanor McChesney M. B. Club Will Wright E. Findlay Street Rose Diller Harold Nachbar Addison Rickle Henry Lortz Bernard O’brien Fordyce Lortz Diller

Fostoria Couple Visits Carey Area Friends Sunday

Mr and Mrs Clarence Kelbley of Fostoria spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Gerald Collet southwest of Carey.

Clarence Kelbley Fostoria Gerald Collet Carey

Poem Quotation on War and Arts by James Marnack

The speaker argues no war would be needed if nations like Italy Germany Russia and Spain chose art music and dance over conflict. The excerpt frames cultural pursuits as a path to peace and global harmony through musical creativity.

Italy Germany Russia Spain James Marnack

Trubey Rall nuptials in Carey at Our Lady of Consolation

Miss Lucille M. Rall and Milton L. Trubey of Carey wed at Our Lady of Consolation Church in a small ceremony officiated by Rev. Ralph Cramer. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Courtad. After a dinner at the Courtad home, the couple left for a brief wedding trip and will reside at 118 Dow Street.

Lucille M. Rall Martha Rall Milton L. Trubey Carey Our Lady of Consolation Catholic Church Ralph Cramer C. M. Courtad

It and Its Place in the Church A Riddle of Roles

A concise inquiry explores church roles toward believers and leaders. The piece weighs how attendants or absentees fit into a faith community and weighs the impact of every position from pillar to peacemaker.

Granddaughter Graduates At Columbus Commencement

Mrs. W. H. Houk visited Columbus last week with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Ogg. Shirley Ogg, daughter of the Ogzs, was among 2089 graduates at the 43rd junior high commencement held in the coliseum at the state fairgrounds.

W. H. Houk Columbus F. C. Ogg Shirley Ogg F. C. Ogz

Ohio highway patrol to perform at Findlay Citizenship Day

A three man team from the Ohio highway patrol will demonstrate first aid display equipment and jiujitsu use in self defense at the Citizenship Day rally and picnic in Findlay on Tuesday June 24. Gov. Bricker will speak amid entertainment for all ages.

Ohio Highway Patrol Findlay

Married Monday in Spencerville to Tong and Stansbery

Robert Tong son of Mr and Mrs Hobart Tong of Carey wed Miss Mary Jane Stansbery of Upper Sandusky Monday in Spencerville. Tong works as a clerk at Myers grocery and Stansbery has worked at Blues restaurant.

Robert Tong Hobart Tong West Street Carey Mary Jane Stansbery Upper Sandusky Spencerville Myers Grocery Blue's Restaurant

Ohio to Retain Most Hunting Rules with Minor Revisions

The Ohio conservation commission announced tentative 1941 42 hunting and trapping rules with little change to seasons and bag limits from last year. A public hearing drew about 750 people as district representatives briefed the state conservation advisory council. Changes include shifted squirrel dates and raccoon trapping rules, and a December 1 start for trapping in some districts. Open red fox seasons expand to many counties while others remain protected. raccoon seasons run November 15 to January 15.

Ohio Conservation Natural -Resources Commission Commission State- Conservation Advisory Council Ohio Lake Erie Allen Auglaize Defiance Fulton Hancock Hardin Henry Mercer Paulding Putnam van Wert Williams Wood Ashland Erie Crawford Huron Lorain Lucas Medina Ottawa Richland Sandusky Seneca Wayne Wyandot Ashtabula Columbiana Cuyahoga Geauga Lake Mahoning Portage Stark Summit Trumbull Inland Hamilton Clermont Brown Highland Adams Scioto Pike Ross Lawrence Jackson Vinton Hocking Holmes Coshocton Muskingum Morgan Athens Meigs Gallia Tuscarawas Guernsey Noble Washington Harrison Belmont Monroe Jefferson Knox County CCC Butler Warren Clinton Fayette Madison Greene Montgomery Preble Clark Darke Pickaway Miami Franklin Delaware Union Champaign Shelby Logan Morrow Marion Auglaize Allen Wiyandot Starke Carroll Fairfield Licking Perry County Thorn Hopewell Reading Clayton Townships

Buckingham Mourns Death Of Brother-In-Law EH Parsons

Buckingham of W Brown avenue reports the death of his brother in law EH Parsons of Continental. Parsons died suddenly last Friday of heart trouble while stepping onto his porch. He was 73 and a retired railroad worker.

A. C. ‘Buckingham W. Brown Avenue EH Parsons Continental

Shift Toward Rural Population Growth In Ohio

Ohio census data show rural population rose 7.3 percent from 1930 to 1940 while urban areas grew 2.3 percent. Urban gains stem from small towns crossing 2,500 and suburban expansion near eight large cities. Unincorporated areas grew faster than villages. farm residents likely increased rapidly.

Ohio A. R. Mangus Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station United States Bureau of the Census Bureau of the Census

Thom Family Ties Highlight Commencement Honors

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Green and daughters Carol Ann and Gwendolyn hosted Mrs. Joseph Thom in Mansfield then she attended St Peter's high school commencement where niece Maryrose Timmer was valedictorian. Timmer earned a four year College of St. Francis Joliet scholarship and won typing shorthand and bookkeeping honors along with a alumni plaque. The Thom and Lang families later brought Mrs. Thom home.

Dale Green Carol Ann Gwendolyn Joseph Thom Mansfield Ben Timmer Thom St Peter’s—high—school Maryrose Timmer Miss Timmer College of St. Francis Joliet, Ill Russell Thom Mary Lou Eugene Carey Howard Lang Tiffin Timmer

Californians Visit Carey Friends in Toledo

Mrs Dorcas Brown of Long Beach and her daughter Katrina Bright of Baldwin Park visited the J D Carothers home last Thursday and plan several weeks with the John Felker family in Toledo. Also present were Mr and Mrs D A Dow and their children Caroleen John and William and Mr and Mrs George Shuman.

Dorcas Brown Long Beach Calif Katrina (Felker) Bright Baldwin Park J. D. Carothers John Felker Toledo D. A. Dow Caroleen John William Carothers George Shuman Brown Carey

Moose Notes Dance Partners Return for June Events

On Saturday June 21 the Red Star Cowboys visit for round and square dancing. Hiram Berry and his Blackberries return June 24 with a specialty act. Don’t miss the date Moose audience, Tuesday June 24.

Red Star Cowboys Moose Hiram Berry Hiram

Carey Times Reports On Fresh Typewriter Ribbon Supply

The Carey Times notes a new shipment of typewriter ribbons arriving, promising continued availability for local typists and newsroom staff. The brief emphasizes steady stock and practical use for daily writing tasks.

The Carey Times

Market Quotations for Grain and Dairy Prices

Grain and dairy price grid showing Wheat Oats Corn No 2 Soybeans and Butterfat with graded egg listings and figures partially readable. Prices are incomplete but indicate a routine commodities market update with multiple line items across grains and dairy.

Dating Her

A cryptic remark on age hints at a playful, ambiguous dating exchange. The speaker notes the subject’s second teeth as a quirky, nonverbal clue, conveying a lighthearted tone without explicit details.

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