Social Events I Club Meets and Birthday
The I Club met last Thursday at Mrs A J Ruehle’s on N Vance street with guests Miss Hattie Ruehle Mrs Stanley Eyes tone and Miss Dorothy Geisige. The afternoon featured social time and needlework followed by a two course luncheon. Vanita Vaughn celebrated her 12th birthday Sunday at her parents home Mr and Mrs John Nelson with guests Patsy Peggy Laird and Martha Ann Spensler and refreshments including chicken sandwiches peanut butter and crackers ice cream cake and remoxiate.
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J. T. Club
A. J. Ruehle
N. Vance Street
Hattie Ruehle
Stanley Eyestone
Dorothy Geisige
Vanita Vaughn
John Nelson
Patsy
Peggy Laird
Martha Ann Spensler
Vanita
Typewriter Gibbons and Machine Ribbons at Carey Times
In The Carey Times, a note lists typewriter gibbons and adding ma chine ribbons as available items. The brief mentions any maka machine, hinting at repair or supply services.
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The
Carey Times
Yellow no passing stripes mark hazardous state roadways
The Highway Department paints a four inch yellow no passing stripe beside the standard center line on 18000 miles of state roads. The stripe designations apply where sight distance is poor or hazards exist including hills curves railroad crossings and intersections to reduce accidents. Officials say drivers should not cross the yellow line on their side but may cross when the stripe sits in the opposing lane to pass safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Neal
Highway Department
Bureau ‘of Trafic and Safety
Robert S. Beightler
Old Joe the Resilient Worker Inspires Hope in Port Clinton
Ray Sperber profiles a late fiftys crippled Black man known as Old Joe who, after losing his job seventeen years ago, supports himself by making artificial roses. He travels from Buffalo to Seattle, sells flowers at depots, averages over three dollars daily, and keeps a diary of patrons. He embodies pride, ambition, and self reliance, challenging unemployment myths.
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Port Clinton
Joe
Federal Relief
Buffalo
Seattle
Tennessee
Ray Sperber
Musgrave Cow Sets New Official Record In New Hampshire
Peterborough N H A two year old Guernsey cow Hope of Bridgeland 529827 of Wharton Ohio tested and owned by Ray Musgrave completed a new official record supervised by Ohio State University and announced by The American Guernsey Cattle Club. The record shows 7660.1 pounds of milk and 385.7 pounds of butter fat in class GGG.
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Peterborough
N. H
Guernsey
Hope
Bridgeland
Wharton, O
Ray Musgrave
Ohio State University
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Typewriter Ribbons Wear and Wear Sold at Carey Times
Durable typewriter ribbons wear over time and are available for purchase at the Carey Times office. Local readers can find replacement ribbons essential for steady typing and archival work.
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Carey Times
H S Graduates As Students
Mrs Paul Powell and committee members listed for an H S graduates event. Attendees included Mrs Russell Kurtz of White Plains New York and Inez Wilson of Cleveland with many others from Upper Sandusky, Marion, Findlay, Fostoria, and area towns. Several alumni returned from Ohio Wesleyan Delaware Kent State Wittenberg Springfield and Tiffin University.
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Paul Powell
Jennie Steen
Snyder
Robert Heck
Harold Houk
Perry
Randall. Tuttle
Spencer
Inez
Mabel
Cramrine Crawford
Robert, Long
Leonard Nye
Jeanne Chapman
Kent State
Univerity
Paul Burson
Wittenberg
Springfield
Cora Ellen Schira
Tiffin University
Cars and Taxes: Facts for American Auto Owners
The piece notes that about two thirds of cars belong to families earning under $3,000 annually and that auto owners paid over 1.6 billion dollars in taxes in the year ending September 1939. It states automotive products pay 74 percent of all federal excise taxes and that each motor industry employee costs the system a daily tax.
What could you do with 57.71 dollars
A fragment questions the value of money through a thought experiment about dividing all money among people and weekly earnings, arguing inflation would erode value as people spend or lose it. The passage shifts abruptly to a news note: Mrs. Herbert Buck of 412 Frazer Street Findlay was taken to Findlay hospital on Tuesday.
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Herbert Buck
Frazer Street
Findlay
Findlay Hospital
Egg seller’s basket puzzle from old arithmetic
A woman carries eggs to market. If taken out two at a time or three at a time, one egg remains. if taken out four, five, or six at a time, one egg remains. but if taken out seven at a time, none remain. Determine the number of eggs.
County commissioners approve extensive claims list totals
The county board approved a long list of claims totaling 9440.81 for various individuals including Alva Determan Herman Reinhart Harold Tiel Robert Reinhart Charles Armbruster El Haverstick Hei stand Leo Steinmetz Mrs Francis Smith OJ Waltermier Orval Good Charles Might C s Heiserman Er vin Hartman W J Spotts Earl Neikirk Gurney Bregman C A Smith Margaret OBrien Fred Gersten berger Perry Smith and others with individual amounts ranging from a few dollars to over sixty dollars and cents for services witnessed by the board.
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Alva ‘Detterman
Adams
Herman Reinhart
Big Spring
Harold and
Vincent Tiel
Robert Reinhart
Charles Armbruster
Clinton
Riehm
Hopewell
J. Waltermier
Jackson
Orval Good
Charles and
Ora Might
C. s.Heiserman
Ervin Hartman
Scipio
W. J. Spotts
Earl
Neikirk
Gurney
Bregman
C. A. Smith
Margaret ‘O'Brien
Seneca
Fred Gerstenberger
Venice
Perry Smith
Prisoners With 15 Year Minimum Must Serve Ten Years Before Parole
Ohio Attorney General Thomas J. Herbert ruled that anyone sentenced to more than 15 years minimum must serve 10 full years before parole eligibility. He rejected extending parole via good time allowances and barred bank burglary and kidnapping cases from reformatories. He cited a Seneca county bank burglar paroled before eligibility as precedent.
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Thomas J. Herbert
Pardon ‘and Parole Commission
Seneca County
Charles L. Sherwood
Herbert
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I. Club
Shick
Musgrave Cow
Advertising
H.S
Tor
Fostoria
Animal Products
Ohio
Kramer
Gulf
Good Hampshire
H. C. Wonder
Carey
Jim Smith
Upper Sandusky
David Walter
DE Laval
Krupp Harness Shop
Sunset Convalescent
West Street
Clay
Shrine
Krupp
C. J. Fox
Bob Kknisely
Dible
L.N
Zahn
Charles Leffler
Ben Brayton
Archbold Buckeye
F. A. Fowler Harpster
Ohi
UPPER
Sandusky
qarGittece
Tel
Buchaieb
Sir Clanis
Carey Markets
Vincent Krupp Carey
Darling & Co
Hile Hatchery Findlay
Carey Road
River Cave
Vanlue
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