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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
2
A collage of quips and opinions on current events and public figures. The column jokes about Huey Long, diplomacy, war fears, and public life with references to Noah, patent counts, fashion, and famous personalities. It surveys random tidbits in a witting tone.
Miss Rose Brodman daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Brodman and Leon Mathias son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Mathias were married at St Josephs church in Salem township officiated by Rev Fr Wenceslaus Hertvig O C Special music by Mary Ellen Miller and Geraldine Simonis. The bride wore white satin with a three quarter veil and carried white roses. About 300 guests attended a dance at the Catholic hall in Carey and the couple will live in Springville. The bride was long employed at the Ursuline convent in Tiffin prior to marriage.
The Wyandot Light and Power Co. won state approval to revise electric rates for rural areas across Adrian Bellever non Benton Crawford Deunquat and Plankton villages and Wyandot Seneca Crawford counties. The new schedule lowers connection fees and keeps a $2 minimum, with rural rates unchanged except for minor fee changes.
Lawrence Brenner son of Mr and Mrs Frank J Brenner of Brown City Michigan formerly of Flint and Carey Ohio is among a class of 24 graduates completing the 10th grade at St Marys parochial school in Flint.
A reader comments on frogs reportedly silent for three years due to extended dry spells. The note poses a question about environmental changes and local wildlife behavior observed by residents.
A Spring wedding at Yanlee United Brethren church united Miss Leona Huston and Ralph Van Buren in a double ring ceremony at 2:00 PM. Attendants wore floral gowns as professors and family celebrated. the couple plans a longer honeymoon and settles in Jeromeville.
At the May 13 village meeting the Board of Affairs and Finance Committee approved a long list of payments. Items include The Ohio Power Co for energy, Carey Electric for phone tolls, payroll for electric and water staff, and supplies from Good Office Supply and Snyder Lumber Co. Additional costs cover insurance, trucks, street work, gas and oil, and street materials.
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The 20 pound iron nickel meteorite fell near Paint Creek Holmes County in 1868. Dr. J. H. Todd donated the artifact to the College of Wooster after Karl Ver Steeg described its fall and excavation from four feet depth on William Johnson’s property near Hopewell Church.
The exchange shows a sour view of business with Abe noting terrible conditions and customers not paying. The brief dialogue suggests widespread financial strain and low consumer activity.
The Carey Ohio Board of Education invites sealed bids for school buses and for a three year bus transportation contract. Bids due by June 6 1935 at noon local time in Carey. Proposals require unit equipment details and may be rejected at the board’s discretion.
Vendors may file sales tax information returns ST Form No 10 for Jan 27 to Apr 30 1935 at the Carey library from 8 30 am to 5 30 pm on May 9 14 21 and 30. Reports will be acknowledged and sent to Ohio sales tax commission. Free acknowledgment may be provided before tax commission employees.
Mr Woodrow Lowry reports gas discomfort on his left side that keeps him awake until Adlerika provides relief. The ad claims the first dose relieves gas and enables eating beans onions and tomatoes without distress, and promotes thorough action without gripes under Chas. W. Brayton, Druggist.
Mrs Rose Luella Thatcher 22 wife of Richard Thatcher died at Bucyrus City hospital last week after illness following an appendectomy ten days earlier. Born Kirby October 13 1913 she was daughter of Elmer and Mary Sanford and married June 2 1931. Survived by husband father two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Henderson Lutz 200 o'clock with Rev Stahl officiating. Interment Oakwood cemetery Bucyrus. Sanford family once lived in Carey.
An old time revival begins Sunday evening May 19 at the Forest Church of God with services nightly at 800 o clock. Rev Mrs R D Swick of Marion leads as evangelist and pastor. She invites all to seek salvation and bring others to share in the blessings.
A dialogue from a newspaper panel shows a child Roscoe questioning his mother about her fur coat. The mother rights the authority of the father and hushes Roscoe, reinforcing respect for parents. The fragment reflects social norms and family dynamics in a period piece context.
Fr Kauffman of Holgate receives county endorsement for department chaplain at Henry County delegates meeting in McClure. District 1 plans to back him at Port Clinton in July as prospects of election grow. Kauffman, brother of B G Kauffman of east of Carey, gains strong local support from Deshler Flag.
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