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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
4
Police search for a man who stole curtain stretchers from the front porch of a Marion woman who laundries to support her family. The item loss disrupts her work and daily routine.
Fortnightly club met last Thursday with Mrs C C Heck hosting. Mrs Carl Krout read a paper on The Cape Verdi and the Canary Islands as members discussed topics. Refreshments were served by the hostess aided by Mrs Wenner. In two weeks the club meets with Mrs H E Wyatt.
Mr and Mrs W H Houk hosted dinner Thursday at the Chesebrough home. Florence Bloom Catherine King Marguerite Etchen Lou Knaup and Edgar Bloom joined others in social visits. The Friendly Neighborhood club surprised newlyweds Fordyce and Lortz with a bell and games at the W H Wright farm.
A miscellaneous shower was held Saturday evening March 11 at the Roy Van Sant home for Mrs. Herman Lee formerly Florence Hutson of Amanda township. Guests listed include residents of Vanlue Findlay Springfield Carey and nearby areas with prizes awarded to several attendees and a luncheon served by the hosts.
Farm Bureau Council Group No 2 met with Mr and Mrs Thoburn Baker south of Carey on Monday with thirteen members and eleven visitors present. L O Pratt reported on the Carey cooperative and plans discussed included legalized gambling and cooperative medicines. The next meeting is set for April 17 at the home of Mr and Mrs Urban McBeth near Upper Sandusky.
A cautious mother tells her engrossed schoolgirl daughter about a book. The girl agrees it is lovely yet notes a sad ending where a character dies and the surviving partner returns to a spouse.
The Carey Times advertises typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons for any make or model. Readers can purchase compatible ribbons at the newspaper office.
Public auction of the 108 1/2 acre Charles C. Hoopf farm in Tymochtee township Wyandot County Ohio. Sale at the west door of the Upper Sandusky courthouse on Saturday April 8 1939 at 2:00 PM for cash. Sale subject to trustee approval with immediate possession to bidder. AUGUST G COLLET Trustee in Bankruptcy. William J. Hunter Attorney for Trustee.
A western state legislature shot down a proposal to raise truck gross weight limits from 54 000 to 68 000 pounds and length from 50 to 60 feet. A representative warned the measure would be like letting trains use highways. The Carey Times still prints exemption blanks.
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