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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1946
Page
2
The Carey Times edited by Eloisie Thrall lists publication every Thursday and its mailing at Carey Ohio. Subscriptions are in advance priced at one year thirty two dollars and six months one dollar.
Lodge 600 Women of the Moose met Tuesday evening for a regular session led by Senior Repeat Dora Barth. No men’s business occurred. Members are urged to attend the next meeting in full. Dona Musgrave Publicity Chairman.
With Memorial Day on May 30, The Carey Times will publish Wednesday May 29. All copy for next week's issue must be in the office one day earlier than usual.
A collage of quips on scarcity, politics, and society. The piece notes era anecdotes from the Globe and other sources, mocking fashions, advertising, and public figures while lampooning postwar culture and policy with witty asides. It cites drafts, birth records, and media curiosities.
Our Lady of Consolation parish lists Rev. Father Ambrose Finnegan as pastor Rev. Elmer Mulcahy as assistant and Rev. Aidan Witte as assistant. Sunday Masses at 6 15 8 00 and 10 30 with 2 30 devotion and benediction. Weekday Masses at 7 00 and 8 15 a m.
Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. with H. E. Snyder as superintendent. Worship service and sermon at 10:30 a.m. No Luther League at 6:30 p.m. due to Western Conference League rally in North Baltimore. Girl Scouts of Carey and vicinity to join worship on Sunday May 26. Everyone invited to all services.
Dr C R Conley operates a chiropractic and naturopathic practice in Carey Ohio offering mineral fume and vapor baths electronic diagnosis and treatments with reclining and upright cabinets. The office is near Kroger's store and has daytime and evening hours.
Rev B L Lee Pastor Cared for by Carey Memorial Evangelical Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 sermon The Danger of Freedom E Y F 7 pm Our Church and American Life Leader Mrs Cloyce Rader evening service 8 pm Rev E J Haldeman message Soul Winners Quartet of Findlay St Paul Church provides music Midweek Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 pm pastor leads
First Methodist Church with O. E. Ford as minister offers church school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon by the pastor no youth fellowship. Crawford Methodist Church lists May 26 with Sunday school at 9 30 and Wen dell Wentling as superintendent. F H A banquet held in the high school cafeteria with red and white decor and entertainment by Sybie Vaughn. Rita Neff, News Reporter.
Local ad notes availability of typewriter ribbons and adding machine rolls through The Carey Times. Customer options include standard ribbons and specialized adding machine ribbons for office clerks.
The Carey chapter met on Friday afternoon with Mrs. Eva Hendricks and Mrs. Myrtle Perkins leading devotionals. A statistical report linked grain used by brewers to alcohol with world hunger and noted an $800,000 appropriation for entertaining foreigners abroad, while petitions to stop grain for beverages spread in Congress.
Under order of the Wyandot County Common Pleas Court Probate Division the estate of Caroline Kenton will sell Lot 1 in McDonough Carey addition Carey Ohio at public auction June 1 1946 at 10 AM at the west door of the courthouse The property 330 West Findlay Street Village of Carey is appraised at 5500 with minimum bid two thirds of value Cash sale on court confirmation A deposit will be required for the successful bidder Genevere B Hurd Administratrix of the Estate of Caroline Kenton Deceased Hall Naus Attorneys 19 20
The Village of Carey Ohio invites sealed bids for 250 tons limestone chips 175 tons limestone 1700 gallons Road Tar RT-3 and 9300 gallons RT-7 with bids on per ton and per gallon, FOB Carey. Bids due by May 31 1946 at noon, opening public. village may reject any bid and waive informalities.
Public bids invited for a catalog of 8 in CI pipe and fittings including tees sleeves cross valves and related bronze mounted components. Bids due 1200 noon EST on the 31st with sealed bids marked Bid on 8-in CI Pipe Attest: James Lindsay Clerk and Auditor 1920.
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