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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1939
Page
2
The Carey Times Eloise fhrall editor and publisher announces publication every Thursday. Carey Ohio post office records indicate second class mail matter with subscription rates in advance: one year two dollars, six months one dollar, three months sixty cents.
A collection of satirical observations on politics war and culture from 1910s to present figures including Hitler Chamberlain and Washington gossip. It notes jokes about public figures overlooked by time and hints at looming international tension with lines about Poland Beck and Hopkins.
Funeral services were held for Ralph Walcutt a Bucyrus airport manager and pilot who died after a stunt flight accident near Bucyrus. Raymond Hannum of Upper Sandusky also perished when wing fabric tore and the plane went out of control at about 600 feet. Walcutt remembered as a skilled flyer and instructor survived by a wife a son and several relatives.
The 1939 Arlington High School class includes graduates Helen Bame Cora Benner Della Benner Ralph Bibler John Bishop Edward Bower Rosemary Castor Durea Clevenger Glenn Corbin Richard Corbin Phyllis Crist Dale Cummins Carson Davis Karl Elliott Jeanette Ussinger Lucia Grieser Miriam Ruth Glick Woodrow Hartman Ellen Mae Mitchell Ella Belle Musgrave Jane Ellen Newman Ruth Oman Maurice Pepple Neva Mae Plifer Emory Reamsynder Donald Rettig George Richard Keith Romick Robert Russell Florence Smith George Smith Esta Tewell Sylvia Vansant Samuel Von Stein Kathryn Williams and Ruth Wrasse. Commencement is scheduled for Monday evening May 22.
Local Boy Scouts completed second class tests at the township hall on Tuesday evening. Each scout planned a Mother's Day gift as part of the observance. Mrs. Opal Cole received the youngest mother flower and Mrs. Hostler the eldest.
Word from Risingsun Unique Weekly notes seven C. and O. telegraph operators and station men laid off Tuesday morning. Three layoffs are temporary until traffic recovers after the coal strike settlement, while four positions are permanently eliminated at Bradner Alvada and Powell Y locations.
Wyandot County Woman's Christian Temperance Union presents Graccie Houlder in two talks at the Evangelical church on Friday May 26. The Australian author holds the world thanks badge as former state commissioner of the Girl Guides of Australia and is involved with international groups promoting welfare women suffrage peace and world citizenship.
Council group No. 4 of the Farm Bureau met Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter near Carey. Eighteen members and three guests attended. Thoburn Baker read a Ruth Stevens letter about the Heidelberg college cooperative conference August 10 13. State conference at Columbus May 24 was announced. The group split into four sections for next meeting at Willard Jordan’s home near Upper Sandusky with A A McBeth as leader. Social hour featured contests and refreshments.
Bertha Tracy of R D No 1 Carey Ohio has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Mary E Tracy late of Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated April 28 1939. Russell H Kear judge probate division Wyandot County Ohio.
On April 28 1939 Winnie Orwig Samuel M Orwig and Victor O Orwig filed in the Probate Court of Wyandot County Ohio to relieve from administration the estate of Susan A Orwig late of Carey Village Wyandot County Ohio The hearing is set for May 26 1939 at 9 00 A.M. The notice is dated April 28 1939. continuous text indicates filing and date details for probate action in Carey Ohio.
The Carey boys 4-H Club held its first meeting in the high school agriculture room. Officers elected include President Donald Reinhart, Vice President Joe Derr, Secretary-Treasurer Richard Brown, Recreation Leader Leo Karcher, and Reporter William Dow. The club plans two picnics and Donald Reinhart was chosen softball captain. The next meeting is set for June 12.
Joanne DeWitt daughter of Mr and Mrs J W DeWitt received her first communion at the 830 mass in Ursuline convent chapel Toledo A three course breakfast followed for the DeWitts Frank Liggett Mariann Liggett Galion and Dr and Mrs C F Ninemaker Fremont Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
County committee of Wyandotte county asks farmers who did not grow wheat from 1936 to 1939 to file a written request to obtain a 1940 wheat allotment. Any farmer with zero wheat in those years must submit this request to be considered.
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