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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
5
A fragmentary column notes the false prophet audience, patrol wagon taxi rates, and drunks in rain. It muses on a Bowes hour, a GOP virtue suit, pockets, and Adam, ending with a Kate Smith reference to radio pitch.
A stream of wry anecdotes and social asides spans politics, culture, and daily life. References include Congress, California poets, Japan, Ethiopia, Alaska settlers, and famous figures like Borah and Pop Foster. Observations touch on markets, fashion, emigration, cinema padding, and speculative ends of the world.
The Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran church met Monday evening at Mrs. Russell Gottfried's home. Mrs L Wenner and Mrs Blanche Criger led the lesson.
Farmers north of Ada report door to door linoleum offers at low prices. After accepting, buyers receive rolls and cash is taken with promise to return to install. Rolls opened later reveal only a narrow strip, leaving most of the floor uncovered. Ada Herald urges dealing with established local firms to avoid scams.
Bonds and checks will flow directly from the Federal Reserve Banks and the Treasury to ex servicemen starting June 15. The distribution will cover the soldiers' bonus and related payments as authorized by federal law.
Congressman-at-large Stephen M. Young clarifies that rumors asking ex-service men to defer or pay in installments have no foundation. He states the payments are not being deferred and such reports are false.
Banns were published for Miss Cinderella Stark daughter of Theodore Stark of northwest town and Matthias Fox son of the late Mr and Mrs Ernest Fox at Our Lady of Consolation Church on Sunday for the upcoming marriage.
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