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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
3
Paul Ailthoise Althouse granted divorce from Manle Althouse on gross neglect claims. Margaret Bloise Donelson granted divorce from Rex Donelson on alleged charity neglect. Names linked to township and associated parties appear in scattered records.
A fragmentary OCR shows names including Ernest Dewey Rev Myron Shimer Vernon Coy Crane township a station operator and Mrs Addie Ellen Miller Crane township a worker Rev Crawford Culp Aaron Snider Forest laborer and Mrs Edna Agnes Dearth Jackson township with unclear roles.
The joint board of Wyandot and Marion counties has made a favorable finding on the Kreigel joint county ditch petition presented by Frank Kreisel. A survey was ordered for the Marseilles township area with $150 county funds allocated for the process.
The county engineer was instructed to prepare plans specifications and an estimate for the proposed improvement on the creek crossing at county highway 680.
Carey W C T U held a Friday afternoon meeting May 5 at Mrs George Krider's home. Devotions led by Mrs Harry Stoll preceded business as members discussed motherhood themes and local honors. An Ohio Vee Zee Od Ie notice was read and, on Saturday, the union received an national headquarters honor certificate for membership gains and recognition from state headquarters in Columbus.
The Wyandot county American Red Cross reports the 1950 fund campaign toped its goal with $6,767.58 collected, exceeding the $5,197 quota by $1,570.58. The report lists divisions and chairmen including Upper Sandusky led by Mrs. Earl G. Newell with a quota of 1,657.10 and a contribution of 2,311.26.
The document lists numerous chairmen and contributors across multiple locales including Nevada, Sycamore, Vandot village, Marseilles, Kittby, Wharton, Ridge township, Salém, Eden, Jackson, Miffin, Putt No, and Antrim. Quota amounts and contributed sums vary, with several entries showing large donations alongside specified chairmen. Names such as Mrs. Arlis Hablit zel, Mrs. Mary L. Mick, Mrs. Clarence Stiefel, Mrs. Doris Rice, Mrs. Ruth Kennedy, George Gorsuldhi, Donald Cole, Mrs. J. G. Albert, and Ralph Bowman appear among the listed officials and donors.
Mrs. Delborp Samford chairs the Marseilles quota with a $419.11 target and $66.71 donated. Rollie Hite and Harold Larick, named as chairmen, oversee similar allocations totaling $3124.50 in contributions.
An old drugstore ad promises fast relief from athlete’s foot by using a strong fungicide T-41 with 90 percent alcohol. It guarantees penetration and killing more germs within an hour and offers a money back option if not pleased.
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