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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
4
Social calendar covers Fortnightly club afternoon on Mercy institutions talk and officer elections, Priscilla club season end with noon dinner and officer reelection, plus a bridal engagement announcement for Irene Brickner and Harlan Dible. Attendees span Tiffin and Findlay areas with multiple local families and guests.
Mrs. Jennie Bland entertained T. R. C. clash members near Carey with games and prizes won by Mrs. Vaughn Dow Krock Kohmann and Ward. A handkerchief shelver was given to Mrs. Bland. Refreshments followed. The club will meet May 28 with Mrs. Vaughn.
The C L of C held a Monday meeting with attendance prizes awarded to Mrs Edward Fox and Mrs Herman Derr. The group plans communion on May 25 at 8:00 am. The annual banquet is set for June 5 at Pilgrim House. Next week social chair list includes Mrs Philomena Fleck and others.
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stombaugh and family from Toledo and Carey visitors Mrs. C. E. Remlinger and sons Buddy and Paul, plus W. L. Stombaugh and Phyllis and Bob Stombaugh. Also seen were Mrs. Reinhart and Dickie, Pete Fox and Wharton, Jerome Fox family, and Edgar Borer family from New Riegel with Donald Fox.
The engagement of Martha Belle Smith of Columbus to Maurice Braun of Carey is announced by Mrs. Emma Prejava Smith. Smith is a junior at Ohio State University College of Education, Braun the son of Jerome Braun of Toledo and nephew of Mary Braun, employed at the Frazier rubber plant in Carey. The wedding is set for June. A second coming marriage milestone was revealed at a party: Irene Brickner will wed Harlan Dible on June 28 while Miss Mary Baker will marry Walter Tanner on June 8.
Village council met Monday evening May 5 and approved payments for salaries across departments. Utilities and supplies include energy from Ohio Power Co totals 7376.04 and various road, street, and public works expenses totaling numerous small items.
Hancock county AAA officials announce a wheat referendum on Saturday May 31 with about 3000 eligible voters across townships. Meetings begin May 15 at the First National Bank auditorium to organize voting sites and discuss the government feed to food program and quota implications under Wickard's report.
A joint declaration by the Feather Industries of America and the National Audubon Society calls for a permanent ban on traffic in wild bird plumage for any use including millinery. The policy, signed by officials after state conservation consultations, seeks stronger national and state laws and reflects 90 percent of U S feather industry representation.
Wheat oats and soy beans are noted with butterfat grades. Dees graded quality levels and standard values for the commodity report.
Ohio lawmakers enable probate courts to issue birth certificates for unrecorded births and allow corrections to birth records. Applicants pay filing fees of 3 dollars for registration and 2 dollars for corrections, with potential extra costs for depositions. Applications may be filed in the applicant’s county, residence county, or mother’s birth county, and require physician affidavits or at least two knowledgeable affidavits or other sufficient evidence.
A Fostoria youth Kenneth E. Franklin 18 was fined 25 dollars and costs after his car struck a state highway department worker along route 12 three miles east of Findlay. Melford Crawford 23 of Vanlue accused him of reckless operation. Crawford suffered a sprained ankle and bruises.
Seven Marseilles high school girls and another pupil were minorly injured when a car in their outing party braked for a turn and was hit from behind on state route 99 near Castleia. The injured include Mary McCullough and Mary Elizabeth Grim and others. the trip was postponed.
The Carey Times notes boxed stationery in two popular sizes with names and addresses printed on paper and envelopes.
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