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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
2
The Carey Times announces Eloise Thrall as Editor and Publisher. The paper is published every Thursday and mailed from Carey Ohio as second class matter. Subscription rates quoted are one year two dollars six months one dollar and three months sixty cents.
A collection of satirical quips and eclectic lines by Herbert H. Miller. Topics range from politics and war to culture and daily life with playful puns and skewed observations about society.
A collection of quirky lines and questions from the era touches on circus acts family roles and civic jokes. It cites a World Herald remark about notifying a blonde in apartment 460 and muses on infant roles in circus life. It also covers football formations Boston antics Mussolini’s rhetoric a frog pond gag and a query about rabbit-raising profits.
Bobby Donelson remains hospitalized at Findlay as classmates wrote him letters during English. Ten pupils earned 100 percent in spelling, led by Susan Boyce and Joyce Snyder among others. Willard Boyce topped reading with 39 books, while Donald Hill led this week's arithmetic speed test as 100 percent club members include Zellon Ritter and Phyllis Snyder.
Howard Snowberger won this week's speed test with Dan Clouser second, Clarence Coffman third, Horace Newhard fourth, and Ruth Wenner fifth. The arithmetic 100 percent club for the week includes Donald Callahan, Dan Clouser, Clarence Coffman, Horace Newhard, Joan Presler, Walter Roszman, Howard Snowberger and Ruth Wenner.
Friday's class lists Ruth Adelsperger Jacqueline Beckwith Thelma Doppler Kenneth Dill Mary lyn Gibson Lola Hotelling Peggy Laird Lulu Lanning Shirley Mark ley Georgia Dee O'Brien Paul Phillips Barbara Presler Betty L Ritter Charles Ritter Richard Rook Billy Rothgeb Mary Ellen Sammet Dorothy Steele Mary Carolyn Stewart James Stillberger Barbara Williams Shirley Markley visits Dayton. Second standardized reading test shows noticeable improvement for all students. The group also collects labels from fish bought in stores to learn where caught and honor good fishing practices. Other names include Joan Beck Marvin Caudill Marlyn Chambers Iron Claude Mary Jane Cramner James Cole Barbara Hil Raymond Holida George Lass ley Samuel McChesney Jane Ann Mitchell Forence Ritter Geraldine Salyer Donald Sample Dorothy Sherman Bobby Snook Doris.
Vogel students reported perfect spelling results last week. Grade 8 pupils from West Thirteen, both boys and girls, achieved 100 percent with named members including Jane Ann Driver Matt Dyer Bessie Dyer Barbara Fletcher Bud Harrold Kay Hall Joyce Jenkins Persis Newhard Donald Risner Elizabeth Romig Eugene Schifbert James Welly and Patsy Williams.
The second grade held a mothers party last Friday with twenty nine attendees. A line up of readers and a spring play featured names such as Bonnie Knowlton Paul England Eleanor Decker Mary Ellen Barnett Donna Cole and many others. James Gatchell served as announcer.
In arithmetic ranks Howard Boyce Char lene Phillips Gordon Putnam Peggy Gottfried Evelyn Puckett Charlotte Tucker Charles Ritter Helen Coff man Donald Tanker and Clair Shane led. Fr iday each child gave a blooming geranium to their mother for Mother's Day.
In Columbus on May 10 the House, without debate, passed the Barrett bill requiring applicants for marriage licenses to show medical certification that they are not infected with syphilis in an infectious stage. The vote stood 107 to 2.
Sarles Jacobs of Carey Ohio has been duly appointed executrix of the estate of Huldah E Brown deceased of Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 10 1941 in Wyandot County Ohio Probate Division Judge Russell H Kear.
F K Cassel as Administrator of John Hendricks deceased filed a schedule of debts in Wyandot County Probate Court. Hearing set for May 23, 1941 at 9 00 A M. Exceptions to the schedule must be filed five days before the hearing date. Judge Russell H. Kear presides.
Sunday social rounds filled Carey and nearby towns with visits and meals. Families from Lovell Upper Sandusky Fostoria Tim and Harrisville shared gatherings at homes of Kimmel Logsdon Hoepf and Orians, plus a birthday celebration for Berniece Hunter with a potluck lunch.
The Carey Times lists typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons available for purchase or use. Includes various makes and models for office needs. Local staff provide guidance on selecting suitable ribbons for typewriters and adding machines.
The average daily attendance pupil in Ohio's 88 county systems spent $90 on current expenses in 1939 40, up from $86 and $83 in the prior two years. Costs ranged from $126 in Crawford to $71 in Jackson, while tax valuations per pupil varied from $2,128 in Lawrence to $16,450 in Cuyahoga, averaging $6,430.
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