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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
2
The Carey Times lists Eloise Thrall as Editor and Publisher. It notes publication every Thursday and entry at the Carey Ohio Postoffice as Second Class Mail Matter with subscription rates of two dollars for one year one dollar for six months and six cents for three months.
In a miscellany of wry notes, Herbert H. Miller riffs on politics, science, and society. Jests touch on Dewey’s mustache, Hoover Dam name jokes, a judge’s fate, and stray trivia from air to currency, ending with marvels about the World’s Fair’s light show via cosmic rays.
Wharton residents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meeks and family host dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Omar Kear near Forest. Lincoln Grange initiates Wyandot county candidates at county fair grounds. Senior class to present Lindy Lou April 1 at K of P. Arbor Day program Friday afternoon includes two tree plantings. Glee club and music festival March 31 at Harpster school auditorium directed by Dr Ellis Snyder. Nine seniors eligible for general scholarship test April 1 at Upper Sandusky. Junior-senior banquet plans under way.
Miss Gertrude Loader and Carl Roller were wed Saturday morning at Rev W Clark DeMuth’s home in Vanlue Hancock county. The bride wore a Persian rose dress and Reva Gamber witnessed. The couple, graduates of the nine high school class of 1937, plan a brief Southern Ohio trip and will live with the Roller family after the ceremony.
Vanlue Bible school at 9 30 a m with evening service and sermon at 8 00 p m Prayer and praise Thursday at 8 p m Union worship at 9 30 a m Bible school 10 30 a m Ark Bible school 9 30 a m worship 10 45 a m Woman's Missionary Society to meet with Mrs Laura Herman Wednesday at 2 p m
The church holds Bible school at 9 30 a m with superintendent Mark McRil and a sermon at 10 30. Local residents report flu recovery. numerous visits and social calls exist among families in Vanlue Carey and Mt Blanchard. Several matches of visits, dinners, and small gatherings noted including Hagerman, Hagerman family, Putnam, Newcomer, and Sworden households with neighbors and relatives through late March.
Hendricks family and Mrs Frank Ewing attended events while Heidelberg conference was held in Tiffin. Mr and Mrs Harold Bame visited near Alveda. many neighbors hosted dinners and birthday observances. The school board met in special session March 24 addressing W A project and shop construction progress. Arbor Day and Conservation Week programs planned. PTA meets April 4 with a Jitney Supper.
Notice to Lewis Fabian and interested parties that a 1932 Ford Coupe VIN 18 193519 mortgaged by Lewis Fabian to Aloysius McLaughlin and assigned to The Crawford Finance Co will be sold at public auction at Dible's garage Carey Ohio to the highest bidder on Wednesday April 5 1939 at 100 oclock p m Terms cash The Crawford Finance Co Findlay Ohio
H G Chambers of Carey Ohio appointed executor of the estate of Josephine M Hartle deceased late of Ridge Township Wyandot County Ohio. Probate judge Russell Hear dated March 24 1939.
John Baker visited with James and Joe Vaughn north of town on Sunday. Miss Mary Louise Vaughn stayed with Mr and Mrs Mike Vaughn in Carey. J A Vaughn and children Marjorie and Paul spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W I Conaway in Findlay. E A Metzger and son Eddie of Toledo visited the Gottfried family Sunday and Monday. Robert Binau of Jewett and Miss Mary Maxine and Gerald Binau of Upper Sandusky visited at the Walter Gottfried home Saturday evening. Mrs Francis McCarley and son Jimmy and Miss Fairy Ward visited Findlay last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith and family of Findlay visited Mith's parents Mr and Mrs W J Smith Sunday afternoon.
Voters in the Congress township school district of Morrow county approve retaining the one room schools for the 1939 40 school year by more than four to one based on a mail survey by the Morrow county and Congress boards of education.
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