Home Made Jellies and Jams Tips for best results
Nutrition scientists favor a dash of fruit spread to liven meals yet warn jams jellies and spreads are high in sugar and not a substitute for fresh fruit. The guide outlines selecting good fruit shaping colors and flavors cooking quickly using wide shallow kettles minimal water and timing. suggests combinations and safe canning practices with contact to Miss Nina M Burson in Wyandot county for a bulletin.
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Department of Agriculture
Wyandot County
Nina M Burson
Upper Sandusky
Real Estate Transfers Across Carey and Upper Sandusky Areas
Real estate transfers include Charles D Calmes and wife to Alma Walters in Carey village for $1. Edith Kinley receives a certificate of transfer for lot 16 in Upper Sandusky from the estate of E R Kinley. Multiple other deeds record transfers in Upper Sandusky including lots 6 13 14 23 24 and various outlets and subdivisions. Additional parcels cover Richland Eden and Antrim townships with nominal sums noted.
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Charles D. Calmes
Alma Walters
Carey
E. R. Kinley
Edith Kinley
R. A. Henderson
Upper Sandusky
Bessie Hedden
Frank Lambert
George Kenan
A. R. Kramer
Wendell Eugene Palmer
Robert C
Nina J. Reynolds
Richland Township
Maurice W. Martin
Frank Frederick Beaston
Outlet
Charles M. Beaston
Frank Haines
Alice Kinney
Anderson
Leroy E. Foster
John W Lyon
Hiram Flack
Crane Township
Cyrus H Sears
Wallace L. Bastel
Jesse A Neff
Carrie M. Vanbuskirk
Antrim
Delpia A Neff-ami
Carrie M Vanbuskirk
Antrim Township
Helen M. Kemp
Ruth L. Arter
Eden Township
Ada Belle Spafford
William E. Martin
Salem Township
Bertha B. Arter
Morris M. Arter
Farmers urged to feed hogs heavier under defense program
Farmers are asked to raise hog weights by 20 to 50 pounds to boost pork supplies as part of a national defense initiative. The government buys pork for Great Britain and purchases cuts from heavier hogs. With little price difference between 200 and 800 pound hogs, producers may feed to 250 to 275 pounds.
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National Defense Program
Great Britain
Former Carey Resident Weds Eastern Man in Evanston Chapel
Helen Ward Shimer of Toledo, a former Carey and Fostoria resident, married Earl B. Lovell of Montclair New Jersey in Evanston Illinois. Shimer, widow of James M. Shimer, is active in Wyandot and Seneca Methodist circles. Lovell, Cornell graduate and former Columbia University department head, leads an engineering firm and owns Lovell Farms in Marathon New York. After August 1, they reside at Surrey Strathmore White Plains New York.
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Helen Ward Shimer
Toledo
Carey and Fostoria
Earl B. Lovell
Montclair
N. J
First Church
Evanston
Ill
H. Myron Shimer
Cincinnati
James M. Shimer
Carey Church
Lovell
Cornell University
Columbia University
New York City
Surrey Strathmore
White Plains
N. Y
Carey Boys 4-H Club Plans Riverside Park Swim
The Carey 4-H club met at the Carey high school agriculture room with Leo Karcher as president and Joseph Derr as secretary. They scheduled a Thursday Riverside Park swim at 7 30 PM and Sunday softball practice at 9:00 AM, following a talk and photo pictures by Wyandot county agent C R Crum.
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Carey Boys
Leo Karcher
Joseph Derr
Riverside Park
Findlay
The
Carey High School
C. R Crun
Wyandot County Agriculture
Water Spaniel Escapes Train in Carey Seeking Owner
A brown water spaniel shipped from Charleston West Virginia to ChichBG escaped a baggage car on a C I O train in Carey as it stopped Sunday. The owner hired help to locate the dog and by Monday noon the spaniel was found at Frederick street and tied awaiting claim. C I O detective Paul Frey arrived four hours later with telegrams from grateful locals and coordinates to recover the wandering pet.
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Charleston
W. Va
Carey
John Drummonds
Carey Times
Frederick Street
Paul Frey
Wyandot County
Aut theft case moved to Wyandot juvenile court
Forrest England, 17, of east of Carey, charged with car theft in Tiffin on May 24, had case transferred to juvenile court after birth records showed he was under 18. The stolen auto belonging to H. V. Heimrick of McCutchenville was recovered in Michigan.
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Forrest England
Carey
England
Michigan
H. V. Heimrick
McCutchenville
Madison Street
Tiffin Advertiser- Tribune
Soldiers Sent to Camp Roberts for Training
Max P Silverstein and George J Billock Carey were sent to the Infantry Replacement Training Center at Camp Roberts California for Army training. Others from this area bound for Camp Roberts include William F Wood Jr Wharton Earl C Young Willis A Trautman route 1 Charles J Courtad route 5 Upper Sandusky Clifford P Hemlinger McCutchenville and Clyde W Miller Tiffin.
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Max P Silverstein
George J. Billock
Carey
Infantry Replacement Training Center
Camp Roberts
Calif
Army
Fort Hayes
Columbus
William F. Wood, Jr
Wharton
Earl C. Young
J Willis A. Trautman
Charles J Courtad
Upper Sandusky
Clifford P. Hemlinger
Bicycle stolen from front of church near Our Lady of Consolation
Charles Robert Kentfield 11, son of Mr and Mrs Kentfield, reported a bicycle stolen June 15 in front of Our Lady of Consolation Church. A reward is offered for its return.
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Charles Robert Kentfield
Charles Kentfield
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Conservation chief urges dog owners to curb running during nesting season
Conservation Commissioner Don Waters appealed to dog owners to limit dogs in the woods and fields during the wildlife breeding and nesting season. He said the goal is not to bar dogs from trips but to prevent destruction of game and disturbance of wildlife, noting unsupervised dogs cause the most damage.
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Don Waters
Waters
Burley and Melby Star at Knotty Pine Alvada Engagement
The dance team Burley and Melby enjoys strong crowds during a week of performances at the Knotty Pine night club in Alvada.
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Burley and
Melby
Knotty Pine Night Club
Alvada
Governor Bricker Signs Protective Speed Law
Governor Bricker signed a law prohibiting town constables from arresting motorists except for drunken driving or failing to pass a school bus while loading or unloading cargo. The measure aims to end “speed trap” practices near cities like Cleveland and Cincinnati, where motorists faced steep fines for minor speed offenses.
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Bricker
Jin Load‘ing Ory
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Indiana
Carey village sewer rates set for August 1 1941
Public notice states extended deadline for sewer connections to August 1 1941 and lists monthly rates for residences churches schools stores and factories along with per employee charges and minimums. Signed by Eugenia Henry Long secretary for the Board of Public Affairs.
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Carey
Seminary
Dorcas Carey Public Library
Board of Public Affairs
Eugenia Henry Long
Lost Wallet Found in Carey Ohio Letter Seeks Information
A 1941 note from Marvin Hoffenberg asks Carey police for help locating a lost wallet during a party's travel. The wallet held about $20 US currency and 9500 reis from Brazil, identifying a Senorita Lucrecia Moreno Frers of Buenos Aires. The reis valued at roughly $5.50 US.
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Carey
Ohio
Senorita Lucrecia Moreno Frers
Buenos Aires
United States
Marvin Hoffenberg
Private Fish Hatchery Leased To Private Interests In Bucyrus
Bucyrus fish hatchery once part of five state operations has been leased to private parties. Walter Esterline, ex-state employee, and his son Robert will run the facility for two years, continuing bass production for private groups and supplying three minnow species for public and private demand across 20 pools.
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Bucyrus Fish Hatchery
Walter Esterline
Robert
Public Hearing Set on Carey School Tax Budget
The Carey Exempted Village School District in Wyandot County Ohio has two copies of the tentative Tax Budget on file for public inspection. A public hearing will be held at the High School on Tuesday July 8 1941 at 8 PM. Jennie Steen Clerk Carey Board of Education.
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Carey
Wyandot County
Ohio
Carey Board of Education
Jennie Steen
Carey Faces No Primary As County Sees No Nominations
The article notes no primary elections this year in Carey or across the county due to no contests for offices. Democratic slate lists mayor Roy H. Blue and 5 council members plus clerks and public affairs members, with treasurer spot vacant. Republican slate lists mayor B M Bachar clerk Jacob Nitrauer treasurer I L Culler and five council members with board of public affairs members.
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Carey
Roy H. Blue
Clarence J. Hagley
John Pahl
Paul P. Krupp
W. H. Huston
E. S. Adams
Clyde J. Jenkins
Harry E. Myers
Board of Public Affairs
Harry M. Bowman
E. W. Mullholand
T. A. Beckwith
B. M. Bachar
Jacob Nitrauer
I. L. Culler
J. W. Markley
Paul Heck
Hayes Greer
W. J. Ogg
Explorer group misreads day amid Brazilian jungle
An interior Brazil expedition, after two weeks of hard travel, halted in dense jungle and swamps. One member, anxious, fears the day is Thursday, a remark that sparks a light moment in the tale from Tit-Bits.
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Brazil
Boxed Stationery Offered in Two Popular Sizes
The Carey Times advertises boxed stationery with two popular sizes, listing names and addresses printed on paper and envelopes for sale.
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The
Carey Times
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Marshal Ed. Weaver
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