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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1952
Page
6
The American Legion Auxiliary invites participation in Poppy Day on May 24. Citizens are urged to wear red poppies to honor soldiers who died in World War I and later conflicts, and to support veterans and their families in need.
Women of the Moose Carey chapter No 600 met Tuesday evening with Sr Regent Hilda Davidson presiding. Grace Williams drew the attendance prize. Elizabeth Yingling and Luella Schmuck were reported sick. After the lodge the ladies enjoyed chicken noodles and homemade rolls served by the losing members during April. GRACE WILLIAMS, Publicity Chairman.
David Dow expresses gratitude to friends and visitors for prayers cards flowers calls and good wishes during his hospital stay and after returning home.
John A. Benbow and Wayne Myers joined attorney Paul Burson for lunch in Upper Sandusky with Harold B. Stassen, Republican presidential hopeful, and his secretary Ed Larson. They then toured Granville and spoke to about 200 people at the Upper Sandusky courthouse before heading to Columbus airport.
George Schwemley of Carey participated for Capital University at the annual novice debate tournament held Saturday at Ohio Wesleyan University. He debated the affirmative on the topic American citizens should be conscripted for essential service in time of war.
Johnny Butcher six year old son of Mr and Mrs G W Butcher of E South Street will be admitted to Marion City hospital Friday for a Saturday morning operation to correct a club foot. He expects a week long hospitalization.
Baughman's Auto Parts wins its first game as part of a brief sports note. The item mentions the team a sponsor and the early success in a season-opening contest.
Mr and Mrs D C Wisebaker attended funeral services in Dayton for Mrs Wisebaker’s uncle Asa Mackling brother of her grandfather Frank Mackling of Sycamore. Sunday in Sycamore Mrs Wisebaker attended services for another uncle Erastus G Babcock, brother in law of her father.
Clarence Thornton of route 1 Carey pleaded innocent Saturday when arraigned before Judge Ralph Sugrue in Seneca County Common Pleas Court. He was remanded to jail in default of a 1000 dollar bond.
Underwood and Royal portable typewriter ribbons highlighted with the Carey Dimes branding, illustrating tool accessories for 10 model machines.
The Salem Boosters 4-H club met Friday evening May 2 at Salem school with 31 members present. Officers elected include President Donald Traxler Vice President Pam Beach Secretary ill Shumaker Treasurer Kenneth Gottfried Reporter Bill Hauff. Robert Richards chosen softball captain. Associate county agent William Wharton spoke on projects. Refreshments served by Bill Hauff. Next meeting set for 8 p m May 12 at Salem school.
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