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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
4
A woman hands a conductor a ten dollar bill and protests lack of change. The conductor responds with a wry forecast that she will have 199 nickels soon, signaling a humorous or ironic moment in a transit scene.
The Fortnightly club meets this afternoon with Mrs H E Wyatt replacing Mrs Samuel Gunther. Mrs Paul R Clouser reviews a book. Miss Betty Allen hosts her bridge club on Findlay Street this Thursday evening. Mrs Richard Frederick attends as guest. Miss Hilda Jacob wins high score at a recent meeting at Mrs B J Jacob's home. Miss Mayme Lanker hosts the club on Thursday evening April 21. A miscellaneous shower honors Mr and Mrs Kenneth Tong at the Rader home five miles southwest of Carey with family and friends in attendance and gifts received.
T R C Club hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering at Miss Rosa Summit’s home northeast of Carey with guests including Mrs R C Beebe Miss Edith Beebe and others. Dinners and family gatherings followed as several groups hosted relatives and friends at various local homes.
The Vanlue Rural Centralized School glee clubs will stage the Clarks Lee operetta Ask the Professor on Friday March 31 at 8 pm On a fashionable girls school campus the plot revolves around Maryida and John Ainsworthy with themes of heredity class and romance culminating in a crowning ball and happy endings The cast lists numerous students teachers and guests involved in the production.
Frances M Sugrue transfers 198.50 acres in Seneca township to J A Haines for $1. The Carey Times notes ongoing exemption blanks of various kinds.
Ohio officials report a busy season with magazine subscription rackets. A crew of eight young men and women were arrested and 41 Marion residents fined and ordered to discontinue their activities in Marion County.
Local notice from The Carey Times states a shop offers typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons, advertising production and sale of machine supplies.
The late E. M. Keller farm, 70 acres of good soil, fine buildings and fences, lies 3 miles west of Carey on route 15 and 12 mile north. All growing crops convey. Possession at once. Abstract deed ready. See owner H. B Keller, Carey. Phone 3324.
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