Blood Donor Registration Drives Across Wyandot County
Wyandot County blood donor service plans a second information period in August with tours at local churches and the Union Market from 12 30 p m to 4 45 p m first day and 10 p m to 2 15 p m second day Volunteers from Carey and surrounding areas are listed as donors and reserves with at least 110 signatures needed to ensure adequate reserves. If names are missing call Mrs Rudy Criger after 4 p m with corrections.
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Wyandot County
Rudy Criger
Richard Hunter
Jack French
Conrad Sehweibold
Gerard Gerrity
Donald Schiff
Nicholig Roling
Ronald Pregnasco
Timothy Jenkins
Hilarion Hertvick
Aidan Witte
O. M C
Alice Platt
Thomas A‘n Beckwith
Martha ‘Schira
Schira
Harry Myers
George Newtord
Samuel Gunther
Earl B. Driver
W. L. Stombsv¢h
Melvin HoteNing
Perry McDaniel
Myances Hindall
John Srobarger
J. A. Vaughn
Robert H. Cassidy
Ralph Williams
Gail Newell
Elizabeth Logsdor
John A. Greer
Hugh Heyman
Robert Smith
Clyde Jenkins
W cC Loughley
Ruth Esther Baker
Eugene Costello
Polly Coldiron
Harrold Yost
Herold Luzader
Willam J. Orians
Homer Bleam
Gilbert Orians
Helen Powell
Harry Mapes
H. Krebs
John Laird
Clayton Twining
Claude Johnson
Nellie Lee
Goldie ‘Ford
Alice ‘Smith
Fred Welly
Ed Bakies
Clarence Hagley
L. N. Zahn
Marie ‘Obringer
Lucille Hucke
Elmer Messmer
Wesley Won‘der
E. E. Robinson
Clayton Shuman
Chester Platt
George Hotelling
Mary Dall
Schira's Restaurant Sold to George Dunn
J. A. Schira sold his restaurant on Findlay Street to George Dunn. The sale closed Monday evening and Dunn took possession Tuesday morning. Schira has run the eatery for 20 years and the Dunns, with daughters Diana and Dawn, plan to move into the Findlay Street home in Carey.
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J. A. Schira
EH. Findlay Street
George Dunn
Dunn
Schira
Diana
Dawn
Sandusky
Carey
W. Findlay Street
Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society Meeting Scheduled
The Jennie Larmanth Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church will meet Monday evening at Mrs J B Zieharths home on W Miss Rosa Summit to lead the lesson titled The Seed and the Soil.
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Jennie Larmanth
Beauty Shop to Close for Two Days
The Artistic Beauty Shoppe will be closed Monday and Tuesday August 9 and 10. Appointments may be made for Wednesday August 11 Friday August 13 and Saturday August 14 by calling Mrs Leota Smith X 226.
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Leota Smith
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge Meeting Scheduled
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge will meet in regular session Tuesday evening August 10 at 8 p.m. in Palm Fay. The notice outlines the gathering details for members and attendees.
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Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Navy Service Addresses Published For Sailors In Combat Areas
A wartime notice lists sailors and their new addresses or post office boxes across the United States. Entries include Ralph Looman at Navy No. 138 New York and others at Fort Benning Georgia Fort Sill Oklahoma Maxwell Field Alabama Camp Howze Texas Camp Cobbe California and various naval stations with post office routing. The list assigns new domicile details for service members in or near combat zones abroad and at home.
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Brisdf
United States
Ralph Looman
Navy
Dlo
Fleet Post Office
New York
Carey Men Report for Navy Duty Recruits Named
The Carey residents listed Norman H. Zeis Arlo Newell Jr Melford W Doppler and Charles C Clark are reported ready for Navy training They will take aptitude tests decide job fits and upon graduation receive a nine day leave before possible service school training or active duty depending on scores
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Carey
Navy
Maheerat Nthe
Aumont
Reltianshin
Theindosteinatea
Arlo Newell, Jr
Bertha Acker
Melford W. Doppler
A. E. Coppler
Charles C. Clark
Charles Clark
Ohio rises to second in fishing licenses in nation
Columbus reports State Conservation Commissioner Don Waters announced Ohio now ranks second nationally in fishing licenses issued, with 672 417 licenses, and third in hunting licenses at 614 106. Michigan leads in fishing and hunters, while Pennsylvania follows in hunting. Revenue totals: fishing 412793.45 dollars and hunting 779881 dollars.
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Columbus
Don Waters
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Thompson Hendricks Family Reunion Set for August 22
The 19th annual Thompson and Hendricks reunion is planned for Sunday August 22 at Shelter House No 1 Riverside Park Findlay. Officers include President B L Hendricks and secretary treasurer Eugene M Hendricks of Vanlue with Mrs Frederick Sopher Carey and John Thompson Fostoria as corresponding secretaries. The Wright family reunion also meets August 22 at Carey waterworks park with Mrs A H Green as secretary treasurer. Attendees are asked to bring table service.
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Thompson
Gir Scouts Elect Wyandot Council Leaders
Wyandot county Girl Scouts board met Tuesday to organize a local council. Election results name President Mrs George Snyder First Vice President Mrs Ralph Williams Second Vice President Mrs Martha Spensler Secretary Mrs Samuel Gunther Financial Secretary Mr Genevra Hurd Leadership Chairman Mrs E B Kurtz Housing Chairman Charles Calmes with Mrs T E Dromgold and Mrs Earl F line as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot
Edmond Pahl
F. H W. Frederick
Charles Calmes
Frenchtown Festival Held at St Nicholas Church Grounds
The annual Frenchtown festival returns on Sunday August 8 at the grounds of St Nicholas Church. Food refreshments and games will be enjoyed as the public is invited to attend.
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Frenchtown
St. Nicholas’ Church
Hottest Wyandot County Day In 50 Years At Carey
The Carey Times from 25 years ago notes Upper Sandusky reached 104 degrees on Thursday August 5 1913 marking the hottest day in Wyandot County in five decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County
Carey Times
Sergeant Criger Promoted in Marine Corps
T/Sgt. Tom Criger, son of Mrs. Ruby Criger of Carey, has been promoted to Master Technical Sergeant the highest non commissioned rank in the U S Marine Corps. He serves in the Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Criger
Ruby Criger
Carey
U. S. Marine Corps
Pythian Sisters Notice at Castle Hall
Garey Temple No 169 Pythian Sisters hold regular meeting at Castle hall on S Patterson street this Thursday evening at 9 o clock. Members urged to attend.
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Garey Temple
Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
S Patterson Street
M. EL G
Legionnaires Headed to Ohio Legion Convention
Ohio Department of American Legion members plan the trip to Cincinnati for the annual convention. Attending are Russell Gottfried George Schneider William Spackey Charles Boyce J A Schira Robert Lauden sluger Orville Wohlgamuth Paul Krupp William Orians and couples M D Shafer A F Byers and L La Blaud with travel by train and bus.
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Legionnairis
Earl Arrsan
Atternidon
Ios
Pus
Mne
Pogt
Garey
Russell Gottfried
George Schneider
William Spackey
Charles Boyce
J. A. Schira
Robert Laudensluger
Orville Wohlgamuth
Paul Krupp
Wiliam Orians
M. D. Shafer
A. F. Byers
L. la. Blaud
Transportation Corps marks first anniversary with massive overseas moves
On its first anniversary, the Army Transportation Corps revealed 2,000,000 men moved to overseas bases in 50 countries since Pearl Harbor. It supplied 20,000,000 measurement tons of Army goods, shipping about 74 percent of supplies per man abroad, and averaging just over a ton of supplies per man per month for maintenance. Within the United States, the corps and predecessors have supervised movements of nearly 25,000,000 troops through May 31, 1943.
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Washington
Army Transportation Corps
Pearl Harbor
United States
Transportation Corps
Feast of the Great Pardon Observed at Our Lady Church
The Feast of the Great Pardon Portimenta will be observed at Our Lady of Consolation Church from noon August 7 to midnight August 8. Faithful may gain a plenary indulgence for the Poor Souls by visiting a Franciscan church or Portiuncula privilege church and offering prayers for the Holy Father's intention, confession, and Holy Communion within the octave.
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Our Lady of Consolation
Births Reported for Stapley Bush Families in Local Homes
A 100-pound son named Charles Lantz arrived Monday at 5 30 AM to Mr and Mrs Cecil Stapley on West street. An 8-pound son named Carl Claude arrived last Thursday at 6 00 AM to Mr and Mrs Crescent Stapley on Minets street. A 9-pound son named Harold Raymond born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Raymond Bush of Edison. Mrs Bush is daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Wolf, south of Carey. This is their third child.
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Cecil Stapley
West Street
Charles Lantz
Crescent Stapley
Minets Street
Carl Claude
Raymond Bush
Edison
Harold Raymond
Bush
H J. Wolf
Carey
Complete mailing of "A" books in Wyandot County
Wyandot County rationing board members express gratitude for volunteers who helped mail the majority of "A" books during the rush period. Chairman John A. Greer notes citizens’ willingness to serve without pay in an emergency.
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Wyandot County
John A. Greer
Wyandot County Rationing Board
Christ Lutheran Church Calls Rev Wade Koons
The Rev Wade H Koons of Springfield a Sycamore native preached at Christ Lutheran Church on Sunday July 1. The council and congregation extended a unanimous call to him to be pastor. The decision was made Sunday August 1.
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Wade H Koons
Springfield
Sycamore
Christ Lutheran Church
Thas
Koons
Correction Notice Miss Mae E Margrat Misspelled
A correction from The Carey Times clarifies that Miss Mae E Margrat, a former Carey resident, had her name misspelled in the July 22 issue and offers an apology for the error.
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Mae E. Margrat
Carey Times
Carey drug stores to close at 6 nightly except Wednesdays
Beginning October 1, the two drug stores in Carey will close promptly each evening at 6 o'clock except on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Harry's Drug Store Wing Drug Store will observe the new schedule.
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Carey
Harry's
Wing Drug Store
Prophesy Clips From 1946 Foresee Labor Struggle Losses
A November 1946 clipping quotes George L. Googe, southern vice-president of the 4 F of L, predicting most pro-strike lawmakers who backed Roosevelt era anti-strike measures would be defeated in five years. He doubts a substantial fraction will be unseated for that vote, while organized labor may claim credit for those who fall.
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George L. Googe
Southern
Googe
Tor Reece
Aoosevelt
Jedrs
Carey High School Band Schedule and Picnic Plans
The Carey high school band will present a concert next Wednesday evening featuring a program of marches and light classics including Invercargill Queen City Tea for Two Washington Post National Emblem The Thunderer The Star Spangled Banner and others. Band members plan a picnic on Friday August 13 at Meadowbrook Park Bascom.
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Carey High School
Meadowbrook Park
Bascom
Invercargill
Lithgow
Queen City
Boom
Youmans
Wagner
Washington Post
Sousa
Strout
Romberg
Bagley
Klohr
Katscher
Rosenkranz
Key
Wyandot County Farm Bureau Advisory Council Meeting
Advisory Council 3 B met at the Slotterbeck home near McCutchenville last Thursday evening with Robert Mott chairing. Plans were made for a picnic on August 31. discussion on feed and coal, and Farm Bureau hospitalization. E F Gottfried led the session in Davidson’s absence. Refreshments served.
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Wyandot County Farm Bureau
William Slotterbeck
McCutchenville
H. F. Davidson
E. F. Gottfried
Gottfried
Carey
Farm Bureau
Gail Nowell Buys Half Interest in Shuman Station
Gail W. Newell of Carey a traveling representative for Gledhill Road Machinery Co. has resigned and purchased a half interest in Shuman’s Sohio Service station on Findlay Street. The station has been run for over 10 years by Clayton Shuman and both men are well known in the community who wish the partnership luck.
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Gail Nowell
Shuman Station
Gail W. Newell
Carey
Gledhill Road Machinery Co
Galion
Shuman
Sohio
Findlay Street
Clayton Shuman
Newell
Memorial quartet to broadcast Sunday at 2 30
Rev B L Lee and a quartet from Memorial Evangelical Church will broadcast Sunday afternoon at 2 30 over WFIN from St Pauls Evangelical Church in Findlay. The message title is Man s Key to God s Treasure House.
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B. L. Lee
Memorial Evangelical Church
Wesley Phillips
Clifford Wise
Cloyce Rader
Betty Bowmen
St Paul's Evangelical Church
Findlay
Lee
Eagles Dance at new S. Vance location on Aug 7 1943
Round and square dancing with music by Victory Boosters five piece orchestra. Dancing from 9 p.m. to midnight at the new S. Vance street venue. Admission shows three War Stamp prices: five, two, and one dollar respectively.
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S. Vance Street
Victory Boosters
Electric current to be off Sunday morning in Carey
Carey officials and Hartford Steam Roiling inspectors will cut power Sunday morning August 8 for one hour to conduct megger tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Hartford Steam Roiler
WAC Transfer to Fort Riley Kansas
Mary Alice McBurney formerly of Carey has been stationed at the WAC third training center Fort Oglethorpe Georgia and has been transferred to Fort Riley Kansas.
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WAC
Fort Riley, Kansas
Aux
Mary Alice McBurney
Carey
Third Training Center
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga
Fort Riley
Kans
Moose Hall Dance With Buckeye Entertainers Saturday
Round and square dancing at the Moose hall Saturday evening featuring Buckeye entertainers. Local dancers and families are invited to join for an evening of traditional folk square and circle dances.
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Moose Hall
Buckeye
More Men Enter Armed Forces at Fort Hayes and Fort Thomas
A list of men accepted for military service includes Army and Navy entrants. Names such as Oscar Forest Davis and Kenneth E. Jury appear alongside others from Carey Sycamore and Nevada. Recruits will report to the Naval training station Great Lakes Illinois or Fort Thomas Kentucky on assigned dates.
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Ft. Hayes
Behan
Aturday
Army
Sas
Upper
Sandusly—Richata
R. Miller
Branklind
I Melford iWalton
Gale
Franklin
Smith
George A Gillen
Nevada
Kenneth E. Jury
Leonard L. Holdcraft
Robert W. Wilson
Oscar Forest Davis
Portsmouth
Charles Long
Carey
Frederick Junior Tanner
Sycamore
Aloysius John McLaughlin
Seabres
Navy
Donald Lt. Keller
Everet Wayne Rogers
Milo Risner
Manuel Pane Cantn
Adriasam Mich
Howard Ralph Montz
Sycamore Sin
Plan reception for school head farewell in McCutchenville
Lowell A. Fisher resigns as superintendent of McCutchenville high school after five years. A farewell gathering is planned by residents for Monday evening August 9 at 8 30 featuring music talks games and refreshments. Fisher will move with his family to a farm near Fosterila around August 18 to take a new business position.
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Lowell A. Fisher
Mcutchenville High School
McCutchenville
Fisher
Aid
Fostorila
Cereus Blooms At S Vance Street Home
A cereus plant owned by Mrs. Walter Fout on S Vance Street bloomed last Thursday night. The flower opens for only a few hours and was observed by a group including Mrs. Ralph Lanner and daughters Margaret and Helen, Mrs. Garnet Davis, Mrs. Gertrude Tate, Mrs. Naomi Hunter, Mrs. Magdalene Mathias, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Powell, Mr. and Mrs. A E Constien, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Luzader and daughter Helen, Mrs. Paul Bland and son Bobbie, Helen and Charles Buckland, and Clarence Tong.
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Walter Fout
S. Vance Street
Ralph Lanner
Margaret
Helen
Garnet Davis
Gertrude Tate
Naomi Hunter
Magdalene Mathias
Paul Powell
A. E. Constien
Warren Luzader
Maurich Bradley Promoted to Navy Captain in Florida
Maurice Bradley son of Mr and Mrs W G Bradley is commissioned captain in the United States Navy. He formerly held the rank of Commander and has been transferred from Washington DC to command a new dirigible landing field at Richmond Florida. His home is 3516 Orango street Coral Gables Florida.
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Maurice Bradley
W. G. Bradley
United States Navy
Capt Bradley
Commatter
Washington, D.C
Richmond
Fla
Oruango Street
Coral Gables
Townsend Club Meeting and Radio Rally Notice
The Carey Townsend club will meet at the public library Monday at 6. Please all members attend. Townsend radio program airs on WFIN every Tuesday at 6 15 pm. Also note the Townsend Rally at Riverside Park Mindlay Sunday at 2 pm. President Jacob Nitrauer leads fans program.
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Carey Townsend
Public Library
Townsend
WFIN
Riverside Park
Mindlay
Jacob Nitrauer
Cigaret tax revenue climbs on July stamp sales
Columbus Aug 4 FB D Bailey head of the cigaret tax division reports July stamp sales reached 1 121 244 43, up from 980 988 in July 1942. For the first seven months of the year, revenue is 372 371 higher than the same period last year.
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Columbus
FB. D. Bailey
Cigaret
Louis Trotano Becomes US Citizen After Promotion
Mr and Mrs James Troiani receive word their son Cpl Louis Trotano stationed at Camp Lee Virginia has been promoted to sergeant and earned naturalization papers becoming a United States citizen.
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James Troiani
Cpl
Louis Trotano
Camp Lee
Sgt. Trotano
United States
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Fort Sill, Oklahoma
Wilfred F. Emerine
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Magnolia Drive
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Congaree Air Base
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Wade Koons
Advisory Council
Cereus
Maurich Bradley
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