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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
2
The Carey Times lists Flosse Thrall as editor and publisher. Publication is weekly on Thursdays with Carey Ohio post office registration and second class mail status. Subscription rates in advance are one year for two dollars.
Pvt Charles Boyce arrived in Osan Korea and writes from 30 miles north of his brother Pfc Howard Boyce at Tague air base. Charles plans a 3 day pass to visit Howard as both brothers serve in support roles with engineer contingents and teletypers.
Brattleboro Vermont Allan Baker of Carey Ohio has been accepted as a member by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America after a Roanoke Virginia board meeting. The group is the world’s largest dairy cattle breeders registry with over 42 2300 members nationwide.
Orville Cook of the Wyandot Angus farm northwest of Carey and trucker Richard Wenzinger recently delivered eight Angus heifers and one bull to F. L. Price of Americus, Georgia.
For the first three months of 1962 Ohio rural state highways recorded 189 traffic deaths, up 18 percent from 160 in the same period in 1961. Stark County led with 10 fatalities, followed by Lorain Portage and Warren with seven each.
The Capable Carey Coeds gathered Tuesday at 7 00 PM at Linda Gardner's home. They recited the 4 H pledge to open the meeting. Advisors Miss Judy Hill and Miss Elsie Hill checked sewing baskets. The group played games and enjoyed refreshments hosted by the hostess. Mary Gail White, News Reporter.
Mrs Mary Binau of Lovell moved into the Grove and Adam streets property she recently bought from Mr and Mrs Pearl Weinbrenner of Findlay.
Thomas M. Atkins of Garey and Donald Jones of Upper Sandusky joined a 10 day Camp Sutherlyn Red Cross Aquatic School training in Prospect, Pa. Wyandot County Red Cross sponsors the program to prepare Atkins who manages Carey Memorial Park pool and Jones who teaches vocational agriculture for rural recreational leadership and first aid instruction.
An eight year old in Tiffin started his father's car and crashed into a neighbor's living room. In Fremont a 24 year old boy, Clark Abbott, started his father's car and backed into a parked car of Fremont Patrolman Philip Huss. The car then crossed the street and stopped. no injuries.
The Pahl family reunion met in Carey Memorial Park on Sunday June 8 with 52 members present. Ar fen Schade served as president and Mrs Richard Hunter as secretary treasurer. New officers are President Mrs Charles Miller and Jerome Wasserman secretary treasurer of Helena, where the 1953 reunion will be on the second Sunday in June.
State of Ohio Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas Probate Division notifies Executor Administrator of Samuel Cram deceased and heirs that an inventory and appraisement were filed. Hearing set for July 15 1952 at 9 30 A M. Objections must be filed five days prior. Signed June 26 1952.
The State of Ohio Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas Probate Division notifies residents of Ohio of the estate of Russell D Wickiser deceased. Inventory and appraisement will be heard on July 16, 1952 at 10 o clock. Filings of exceptions must occur five days prior.
Estate of Samuel Crain deceased notice announces F K Cassel of 221 E Findlay St Carey Ohio appointed administrator. Court date June 14 1952 by Judge Russell H Kear Wyandot County Ohio Probate Division.
Court bids the executor or administrator of Susie Kuechter’s estate to notify surviving spouse, next of kin, and beneficiaries under the will, with attorneys representing any parties, under General Code Sec. 10500-59 in the Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas Probate Division.
Open season for woodchucks began June 1 but due to Sunday start, hunting officially began Monday. State game officials report an abundance of groundhogs across most areas. Hunters without private ground may use state hunting preserves. Season closes March 1, 1953.
The court will hear the estate inventory and appraisal of Susie Kuebler on July 18 at 16 o'clock in the morning. Any person desiring to file an exception must do so by June 1962. Russell H. Kear is noted in the notice.
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