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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1939

Page

2

Carey Times announces subscription rates

The Carey Times lists Eloise Thrall as Editor and Publisher. The paper is published every Thursday and entered at the Carey Ohio Post Office as second class mail. Rates in advance are one year two dollars six months one dollar and three months sixty cents.

Carey Times Eloise Thrall Carey, Ohio Postoffice

Objections and Observations on War and Society

A collection of wry observations by Herbert H. Miller touching on war economy civic issues and notable figures. It surveys economic cuts an aging peace mood and cultural moments from New York flower shows to Harvard games and Hollywood rumors.

New York Violet

J M Yarboroughs Radio Plow Commentary Featured

A Chapel Hill Weekly note cites J M Yarborough, a Jonesboro farmer, equipping his plow with a portable radio to listen to music and broadcasts while guiding his mules. The piece humorously contrasts male prediction with a wife’s insight, noting a married man’s accuracy in anticipating tomorrow’s actions.

J. M Yarborough Jonesborough Hemisphere Chapel Hill N. C

Joe Louis Cashes In A World Record Boxing Salary

Look Magazine notes Joe Louis, the Alabama fighter, earned $1 381 034 14 for 201 rounds totaling 603 minutes. The piece highlights his hourly rate of about 138 403 and his 36 180 seconds inside the ropes yielding 38 each.

Joe Louis Einstein Edison Shakespear Louis Joe Henry McMore Look Magazine

Saving pennies a Kansas man finds $25.75 in gas tank

L A Cottrell of Chanute Kansas sought to save money by dropping a quarter into his gasoline tank with each fill up. The other day he traded cars and discovered 25.75 dollars in his old tank.

Cottrell Chanute Kans

Father and Son Banquet Held at Local High School

An all prompted banquet occurred March 16 in the high school cafeteria for 73 patrons, guests, and F F A members with fried chicken and many sides. Speakers included Rev G G Hughes on father son relations with examples from his own life and a program of music. William Dow reports.

Truman Romig Board of Education R. L. Gottfried C. R. Crum Upper Sandusky Mark Karr Wentling Mulholland Driver Holloway John Barton Marseilles Harold Yost Ralph Brown William Dow F. F A John Baker Curtis Risner G. G. Hughes Richwood FP. F.A FFLA Hughes

Smith attacks slum project in Congress over housing act amendment

Rep Smith of Ohio condemns the United States Housing Authority as a political racket while supporting Rep White of Ohio who won a House vote to cut slum clearance unit cost from 4000 to 3500 dollars. Rep Fitzpatrick led opposition to the reduction.

United States Housing Authority Congress Frederick” C Smith Ohio Rep White Fitzpatrick New York Smith

Two Young Men From Simmons Law Co Lose Window in Wind

Linus Pethe and George Peter son of E North street were delayed over two hours near Hammond Indiana after a wind gust hurled a board at their car windshield. They work for Simmons Law Co which has closed its Chicago plant and will move machinery and staff to Fitchburg Massachusetts.

Linus Pethe George Peterson Linus J A Pethe E North Street Simmons Law Co Chicago Fitchburg Mass Hammond Ind

Snowbound Findlay Branch Train Remembered by Brakeman

W K Thomas recalls a Findlay Branch train held all night in a snow drift near Findlay. Conductor George Eiler and crew included William Saltz John Hennessy and Albert Foltz. Passengers included Mrs Thomas and infant Blaine. A farmer's wife fed the 12 aboard with sandwiches coffee and milk at a modest price.

Carey Times W. K. Thomas Findlay George Eiler William Saltz John “W Spike) Hennessey Albert Foltz Saltz Hennessey Thomas

Second Death In Detroit Women Car Crash Near Alvada

Mrs David Gordon of Detroit died at Fostoria hospital from injuries after a crash that killed her companion Mrs Jack Middleton. Police said the two were returning from Charleston after a two week visit when the wet road caused the car to skid and strike a culvert.

David Gordon Detroit Alvada Fostoria Jack Middleton P. E Rathburn Sherman Law

Cousin of Maynard Cram Dies in Stratoliner Crash

Ralph L. Cram Boeing aerodynamics expert and first cousin of Maynard Cram of North Height Street Upper Sandusky was killed in the Washington Stratoliner crash Saturday. He was 33, educated at New York University in 1939 after studying engineering at Iowa State College. Survived by his widow his son Archibald eight his parents and three sisters.

Ralph L. Cram Boeing Stratoliner Washington Maynard Cram N. Heighth Street Upper Sandusky Cram New York University Iowa State College Archibald

Marriage License Issued in Seneca County

A marriage license was issued to William Litman of Bascom and Rose Mae Loomah of Adrian. Carey Times reports the official clerical action and lokasi details.

Seneca County William Litman Bascom Rose Mae Loomah Adrian

Toy Trade Shifts Hit Christmas Season Abroad

Taxing shifts in toy trade show Japan lost 60 percent of Christmas sales and Germany 20 percent from 1937. American spending abroad fell to 1.7 million dollars versus 3.422 million the prior year while U S exports outweighed imports. Canada Great Britain South Africa Cuba and Australia were top buyers.

Santa Claus Japan Germany Canada Great Britain South Africa Cuba Australia Mansfield

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