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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
2
The Carey Times published weekly by Eloise Threll, Editor and Publisher, mailed from Carey Ohio. Subscriptions in advance: three months 60 cents, six months 1.00, one year 2.00.
A collage of satirical notes and quirky items from Herbert H. Miller. It covers a hitchhiker's sign promising a vote, a woman allegedly buying a New York hotel, scientific notes, film stars commentaries, and assorted curiosities from politics to parrot humor.
Richard Rook, son of Mr and Mrs H C Rook, had his tonsils removed by a Findlay physician last week. He was taken to the home of his aunt Mrs Rose Carlin at 209 E Hardin Street, where Mrs Carlin hosted Mrs Rook and the children Rosemary and William Thomas before the family returned home Thursday evening.
Hollywood notes on Disney considering Garbo for a role but doubting trust in the seven dwarfs. Garbo praised for grounded sense yet stepping up when needed on a large plot. A statistician estimates one dollar bills to cover a vast area, then warns the debt would soon rise.
Florence Wentz and Wayne Wagner were married in a simple noon ceremony at Christ Lutheran Parsonage with Rev. Paul R Clouser officiating. Anabel Wagner and Wilmia Rife witnessed as guests. The couple planned a short wedding trip before settling on a farm near McCutchenville.
John King a Findlay well driller was injured Tuesday afternoon when a hay wagon ran over him after the team bolted across a field on Hig farm near Arlington. Taken to his home at 1204 Summit Street Arlington he fell beneath the wagon while trying to grab the horses bridle. He suffered a fractured shoulder blade and severe bruises. His son Paul King, working with him, crawled up the ladder before the horses threw him clear.
Dorothy Quackenbush of Kansas City receives IWA title Miss American Aviation for 1938 at the 8th national air carnival in Bhuiiingham, Als.
Salem township Wyandot county selects Marion E Shank of Rawson as superintendent succeeding K W Ohl. Hubert Herman of Upper Sandusky becomes history supervisor and boys basketball coach. The board rehires Harold Stevens, Marie Chandler, Dorothy Oder, Evelyn Weekly, Mabel March, and Eileen Horn. One vacancy remains in home economics girls physical education.
The will of John L. Steinbach who died June 4 is filed in probate. It gives $50 to St Joseph's pastor for Masses and $150 stock in Knights of Columbus Home Co to the church. Wife Catherine receives all real and personal property for life, with remainder to daughters Mae Kurtz Stella Snyfer Hattie Ahrens Julia Tracht Monica and sons Oscar Martin. Executors named are Oscar and Monica Steinbach.
The last local chapter of the March airliner tragedy ends in Mansfield as Mary Lou and J. Tracy Dirlam, Dayton students of Leland Stanford University, are buried beside their father J. N. Dirlam. Their ashes were delivered by their mother in silver urns and interred in small steel caskets after funeral services at home.
John Leffler died at his farm home near Hillsdale Michigan two weeks ago. He was about 70 years old and had many relatives in Wyandot and Hancock counties. He was a brother in law of W C Von Stein of Shawtown and born near Belmore. His father Peter Leffler lived much of his life on a Belmore area farm.
Verna Mée Risner of Alvada files for divorce from Stahn Risner in Hancock County Court on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. She seeks custody of three minor children and alimony. W. S. Snook is her attorney.
Ohio Department of Highways in Columbus invites sealed proposals by July 1 1938 for a reinforced concrete box culvert on State Route 231 in Nevada Wyandot county. Estimated cost 3828.15 with 26 working days to complete. Bidder must give five percent of estimate up to 10000 as a certified check. John Jaster Jr, State Highway Director. June 15 1938.
Wyandot County officials announce a special election in Carey on August 9, 1938 to decide a two mill property tax levy, in excess of the ten mill limit, to fund village current expenses for 1938 and 1939. The polls open 6:30 a.m. to 6:36 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. The measure comes by council resolution dated June 6, 1938.
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