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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
2
The Carey Times Flosso Thrall notes publication details and postal rates. It lists subscription prices in advance: one year two dollars, six months one dollar, and three months sixty cents.
A collage of wartime quips and observations on politics science and society. The piece riffs on debt food war uniforms fashion and leadership with satirical asides about Hitler Goebbels Mussolini and German prisoners. It ends noting college students' ignorance about the telephone.
A fragment questions whether the film reveal that Don Amechi was responsible will endure in viewers' memories while noting a claimed involvement by Alexander Hamilton.
In Upper Sandusky two young men are jailed on looting autos after a small Indian beaded trinket and a rear view mirror were taken from Deputy Sheriff Warner’s car. The theft began with soybeans near Carey and led to discoveries of stolen blankets mirrors and spotlights from cars in the area. One suspect is named William Durst of Pomeroy Ohio. the other’s name is withheld.
Public notices act as declarations of intent in civil matters and invite any objections to be raised before moves become official. Newspapers serve as the chief medium to publish these notices and protect the rights of interested parties.
Washington outlines a plan to issue large denomination tokens as change for ration stamps and to use tokens as the currency for purchases during a ration period. The idea aims to reduce paper handling and speed transactions in stores observed at a meeting with retailers and wholesalers.
The Wyandot County Farm Bureau Advisory Council met June 16 at Alvin Fruth’s home near Carey. Attendees included Reed Steen, Harry Russell, Truman Shull, Edgar Oman, Ralph Ecker, Ray Cravens, Effie Howard, Cloyce Decker, Lydia Beck, and the Fruths. Refreshments were served and a picnic was planned for the next meeting.
An anecdote from Vinegar Hill recounts Rosebud known as Angel and Devil Child. She alternates between playful mischief and diligent paper stamp collecting, placing ten cent War Stamps in a book with a Treasury Department message urging investment in War Bonds.
Japanese beetles are expected in larger numbers in parts of eastern Ohio during July and August. Plants can be protected by deposits such as hydrate lime or lead arsenate sprays. grub control is best with lead arsenate applied to turf, with washing afterward to keep grass color. The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station notes potential bacterial grub disease being introduced.
The public is urged to speed the war to a close while noting confusion and overlapping authority as well as political competition and personal rivalries slow military operations more than production shortages.
Mr and Mrs Linus Reinhart hosted Farm Bureau Council Group 3 B with perfect attendance of 26 members who named a Bible verse for roll call. Truman Romig spoke on the Farm Security Administration and its aid to farmers. Next meeting set for July 15 at the Krupps home.
The Ohio Department of Highways in Columbus invites sealed proposals by July 13, 1943 for seven bundled improvements in Allen, Hardin, Wyandot and other counties. Projects cover bituminous pavement treatments on State Highways 231 130 448 536 221 233 and 267 totaling about 8.16 to 10.65 miles with estimated cost 61412 dollars. Bid security 5 percent of estimate up to 10000 dollars required. Plans available in state offices. The director may reject any bids.
Police investigate a forgery case after three Norwalk Motor Freight Lines payroll checks were cashed in Tiffin and four in Fremont. The checks, issued to Toledo employees, were reported stolen. authorities noted other packets and the forged signatures. The Tiffin cashing occurred June 12 morning. Fremont cashing happened the previous evening.
A quarrel between a tired husband and his wife unfolds as she accuses him of not listening before marriage while he laments the burden of listening all night.
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