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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1934
Page
8
Record of daily mail delivered on Route 1 and Route 2 from Carey Riverett Holt to various classes. Route 1 totals 1518 first class, 1578 second, 1440 third, 4th class pieces totaling 6618. Route 2 under Perry Pregier shows 1538 first, 3124 second, 1678 third, 89 fourth, total 6429.
In the third session at the hotel dining room high score prizes went to Mrs. Charles Allison and Miss Elsie Wegner of the porcelain group. The Independents led team scoring at 2066 while the Pythian Sisters, Women of the Moose, Porcelain, C. L. of C., and W. B. A. posted tallies. The fourth session was played last evening.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company reports sales for the four weeks ending April 28 at 62,463,980 compared with 61,056,064 in 1933, a 2.3 percent rise. April tonnage and weekly averages show declines in merchandise quantity but higher weekly sales value.
In observance of Memorial Day the Ga rey Times will publish Tuesday morning instead of Thursday. All correspondence church and lodge notices must reach by Monday. Deadline for sad copy is Monday noon.
Students from a class presented a memorable show earning praise from a crowded audience. The event highlighted teamwork and effort from Mary Amy and other members, with the crowd applauding the disciplined display.
Local notes report Emerson Booth of Bellefontaine in town for Decoration Day, with flags ready at Ewing's. Several residents visit Findlay Columbus Ada Lima Clyde Toledo and other places. Traffic lights newly installed at Findlay intersections. People attend church meetings, visits with relatives, and outings. Miss Mary Jane Nelson and Miss Frances Riester travel to Tiffin and Toledo.
The page catalogs numerous visits and encounters among residents. Mary Steinmetz, Mrs. Robert Gardner, Miss Margaret Merrihew and others spend time with family in Findlay, Maumee, Upper Sandusky, and Wharton. Several travel plans and outings are noted along with a few health updates and a new fire escape at Moose hall.
Marion A. McCleary of Brownstown dies August 4, 1993. Survived by brothers Grover Cleary of Foreat and Marion A. McCleary's spouse. former member of Sycamore Reformed Church and Mizpah Sunday School class. extensive circle of friends mourns.
Miss Betty Allen, a Fort Wayne Business College graduate, returned to Fort Wayne Indiana for a Sunday visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W R Allen.
Sunday morning a son Richard Allen was born to Mr and Mrs Russell Krebs of North Sandusky Avenue Upper Sandusky and that evening a daughter Mary Ellen arrived to gladden the home of Karl Dilley and wife near Kirby. Twenty six years ago the fathers were born less than twelve hours apart their mothers having been sisters. Mr Dilley arrived Saturday evening.
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