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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1939
Page
7
In May 1893 a fragment from news items reports a half carload of peanuts received at Star Bakery. Other notes cover Congo consuls, pension rules in Denmark, lace curtains, a marriage in Carey, and varied local curiosities and events.
Thousands of poems pour into The City Loan office in Lima after a statewide jingle contest ad campaign. Winners receive 25 dollars for first, 15 for second, 10 for third. others earn 5 dollars for publication. Entries are submitted through City Loan in Upper Sandusky.
May 14 1914 notes closeout at Volkmer shoe store unloading of a McCormick mower carload by Trubey and Grine contract for Tymochtee Sycamore pike awarded to H D Zeis of Tiffin bid 9295 25 business tour by Toledo Commerce Club to Carey Huerta tensions with United States efforts amid mediator talks 26 prized horses stabbed near Fremont investigations begun May 6 and 7 births at Taft Crist households theater Royal show and various attractions Hawkins Valley train stop at Crawford for Pioneer Picnic Memorial Day naming debate storm from northwest hits northern Ohio causing deaths and property damage
Rainfall varied from 2 to 81 percent inches within 24 hours across the fake district, indicating uneven precipitation patterns and localized rainfall intensities.
Jacob Hilty aged 64 dies May 9 at his W North street home surviving wife and five children in Ohio including Robert Hilty of Fostoria Margaret Heck of Carey Harold Hilty Mack Hilty and Thomas Hilty. Strand shows Pardon My French Law of the Lawless Ruth of the Range and Ruggles of Red Gap with James Cruze directing. Salem notes cold week with ice on vines and a poor farmer outlook. Our Lady of Consolation first communion class listed names including Dolores Bakies Margaret Bullock Arlene Boff Elisabeth Kitzler Genevieve McLaughlin Mildred Niederkohr Dorothy Pahl Oleta Ruffing Helen Wiggerman Arthur Brown Joseph Fabiani Leo Kitzler Herman Kitzler Willis Kummerer Donald Logsdon Eugene Logsdon Paul Myers Paul Niederkohr Virgil Orians Howard Thom Francis Troiano Joseph Kummerer Ralph Stark Clyde Zender.
Lucy M Brayton and Morris Q Heistand marked sixty years of marriage on May 15. The couple began near Carey, moved to a farm north of Arcadia, raised three sons including Frank Henry who died in infancy, and now reside at 201 Locust street Findlay. They have three grandchildren and one great granddaughter Sonja Heistand. Dr. W. G. Brayton is a brother to Mrs. Heistand.
In a playful dialogue a husband questions his wife about a fashion pad while she defends the hat as the source of the look. The exchange riffs on gendered style and domestic humor.
Little Martha returns from church and says the singing was loved though everyone called it bad. She recalls hearing prayers where people ask for mercy upon themselves as miserable singers.
A reflective line asserting that while some men may be sold for gain, no honest person can be purchased. The statement emphasizes steadfast ethics and personal credibility over wealth or influence.
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