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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
5
The page lists community notices including a Pioneer Picnic planned for Thursday June 12. It mentions local businesses like Kurtz watch repair and Diller selling mattresses and refrigerators, plus numerous social notes: visits, family gatherings, and travel within Findlay area.
County commissioners and surveyor returned from Columbus where bids on the Carey Fostoria and Kilbourne roads were opened. Low bids ranged below estimates with Kentucky rock and brick top options. The commission will likely recommend Type B for Kilbourne and await decision on construction type for the Kilbourne road.
The Civil Service Commission will hold exams on June 4 and 5 to fill 100 assistant examiner roles in the U S Patent Office. Two day testing, entrance salary from 1860 rising to 5000, open to men and women.
The undersigned will offer at public sale at his residence 351 E Findlay St. sale to commence at 10 o'clock pm on Monday June 2 1924. Goods include Edison phonograph two bedsteads hot plate two rocking chairs rugs dresser and other articles. Mention C G Spencer.
To wish to express my thanks to all who assisted me during the illness and death of my husband Joey Smith.
News brief notes Salona area residents visited relatives in Peebles Detroit and Toledo. Carey and Marion families hosted guests from Altoona and local schools held a park picnic with West End students taught by Miss Yentzer and Miss Gillet.
Radio schedule notes a prize winning drama A s Million Casks of Pronto to be aired Friday June 6 with WGY players and the orchestra. June 2 Marone’s Orchestra performs in Proctor’s Harmanus Bleeker Hall Albany. June 3 Gloversville High School presents a two act musical play The Bells of Beaujolais directed by Leland S Graves.
The editor, elected as alternate delegate to the Democratic National Convention, reports official Ohio primary results from Secretary Thad. H. Brown. Cox gathers 74,183 votes for president, McAdoo 29,267 votes for president, Berry 48,187 votes for vice president.
R Clint Cole of Findlay announces his bid for a fourth term in Congress as a Republican candidate in the district. He currently serves his third term and seeks renomination.
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