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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1948

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Carey no hits Benton Ridge in 5 inning mercy win

Carey pitchers no hit Benton Ridge as Dick Lab restricts the visitors to no knocks in a 18 to 6 league game cut short after five innings. Carey explodes in the fifth with a 10 run burst led by Bland De Amicis Lab and Pieranunzio to seal the win and Lab earns his fourth victory against one loss.

Carey, Myers Grocers Benton Ridge Amd Benton Ridge Lab Myers Troilano Pieranunzio Bagagrs Newell Dick Lab Carey Carey, High School Salem High School Our Lady of Carey Seminary Arden Doppler New Beigle High School Rettig Bland DeAmicis Donelson Overhozen Grow

Ohio to sell 1949 driver licenses September 7

Edward T. Fogo registrar of motor vehicles announced licenses for 1949 will go on sale throughout Ohio on September 7. Licenses may be secured from deputy registrars in all eight counties with names and locations to be announced about two weeks before the sale.

Columbus, CO Edward T. Fogo Registrar of Motor Vehicles Ohio Fogo

Street Meeting Planned by Bolick at Carey

Rev and Mrs B E Bolick of the Christ Gospel Tabernacle will conduct a street service Saturday evening August 7 in Carey with assistance from Mr and Mrs Earl Berger of Bloom Center. Music will include organ guitar and mouth harp. Mrs Bolick is Gertrude Yohe formerly of Carey and the Bergers are parents of the widow of the late Rev John Yohe.

B. E. Bolick The Christ Gospel Tabernacle, Inc Ash Avenue Findlay Carey Earl Berger Bloom Center Odigan Bolick Gertrude Yohe Borger John Yohe

Ohio National worker heads to Omaha for power gate install

Floyd Gaster of Upper Sandusky Ohio National will travel to Omaha Nebraska to install a power gate on a truck for the Omaha Body and Equipment Co. The gates are manufactured by Ohio National at Upper Sandusky.

Floyd Gaster Ohio National Upper Sandusky Omaha Nebr Omaha Body and Equipment Co

Baptized Sunday for Infant Daughter of William OFlaherty

The infant daughter born July 12 to Mr. and Mrs William OFlaherty was baptized Sunday August 1 at Our Lady of Consolation Church by Fr Ambrose. She was named Ann. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Henry OFlaherty.

William O’flaherty Our Lady of Consolation Church Ambrose Ann Henry O'Flaherty

Service listings from Great Lakes training center records

A fragmentary OCR shows names and service details tied to the U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes. Includes individuals such as Robert D Fox and Willand Rubson with unit references and addresses in San Francisco California and Illinois. The text appears as routing notes or personnel records from the training facility.

Robert D Pte Willand Rubson Dst Caly A. Plo San Francisco California

Summer Christmas Tree Service at Memorial Church

The Mission Band of Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church will host a Summer Christmas Tree Service next Sunday at 10 30 am with Mrs Elbert Tewell and Mrs Glen Swindler leading. Readings from Matthew 2 and Luke 2 accompany songs and a solo and trio performance. An offering will support food and kinder garden wishes for underprivileged children.

Mission Band Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church Amission Elbert Tewell Glen Swindler Angel Carol Doppler Nancy Bamne Joyce Roynon Linda Wise Paler Stche

Merchants Warned Against Cashing Non Negotiable Wage Orders

Local merchants are cautioned not to cash wage payment orders issued to New York Central extra gang workers. The orders are non negotiable and must be cashed only at the New York Central freight house by agent E. E. Rutledge. The men work on ballast, track leveling, and roadbed improvements near the roundhouse.

New York Central Extra Gang New York Central E. E. Rutledge Extra Gang

Carey Knights of Columbus Meet Tuesday Evening

Carey Council Knights of Columbus will meet Tuesday August 10 at 8 30 pm at John Greer’s home two miles northeast of Carey Members urged to attend If rain venue shifts to club rooms Paul Bland G K

Carey Council Knights of Columbus John Greer Carey Paul Bland G. K

Nash Confectionery Announces Italian Spaghetti Dinners

Nash Confectionery announces Sunday August 8 begins serving Italian spaghetti dinners prepared by Mrs. Angelo Troiano and Mrs. Cora Kearan staff Miss Rosie Troiano Miss Barbara Bauer Miss Barbara Hunter and Miss Lois Patterson will serve patrons. Clarence A Nash manager.

Angelo Troiano Cora Kear Rosie Troiano Barbara Bauer Barbara Hunter Lois Patterson Feaur Clarence A, Nash

Milk Prices to Rise to 22 Cents Friday

Heck's Dairy and Peirce's Dairy announce milk price increases in Carey to 22 cents per quart this Friday from 20 cents. The rise reflects the higher cost dairies pay for raw milk.

Heck's Dairy Peirce’s Dairy Carey Dairies

Navy Enlists Kenneth Lavoun Daring for Three Years

Kenneth Lavoun Daring, age 19, left July 19 to join the Navy for a three year term at Great Lakes Training Station Illinois. He is the son of Mrs. Catherine Daring and adopted son of Elmer Daring of 417 East South Street.

Kenneth, Lavoun Daring Great Lakes Training Station Ill Navy Catherine Daring Elmer Daring E. South Street

Business Rooms Sold in Marion Estate

Two business rooms in Carey long to the estate of Miss Jessie R. Siddall of Marion have been sold. George Jaster bought the room on B Findlay Street where the Gamble store occupies the two story building. J F Dible Wallace Dible and Harry Dible bought the two story building on the south side of Findlay Street housing Dible's plumbing shop. The second floor houses the office of attorney G H Chambers and an apartment occupied by Mrs Emma Hammond. Miss Siddall died in May 1948 in Marion.

Carey Jessie R. Siddall Marion George Jaster B. Findlay Street Gamble Mr. Jaster J.’ F. Dible Wallace Dible Harry Dible BE. Findlay Street Dible Gh. G. Chambers Emma Hammond Siddall

Birth announcements from Carey area residents

Multiple birth notices record the arrival of several newborns in Findlay and nearby towns. Bernice Laverne McLoughlin born at Mercy Hospital in Tiffin to Janet Green and Fred McLoughlin. Gloria Jean Puchta born in Findlay to Betty Hendricks and Donald Puchta. Connie Sue Walter born to Betty Lou Mundy and Carl Walter. Jo Lynn Kitzler born to Ruth May Fox and Harold Kitzler. a daughter Jo Lynn. Kathryn Ann Lauer born twins John Michael and Kathryn Ann to Theda Wilt and Harold Lauer. Edward Allen Hosafros born to Allen M Hosafros and an unnamed mother. and a 6-pound 4-ounce daughter born to Virginia Baker Schwabel and John Schwabel’s family in Toledo.

Mercy Hospital Tiffin Fred McLoughlin W. Findlay Street Carey Bernice Laverne Janet Green A. H. Green Dan McLoughlin W. South Street Findlay Hospital Peter Shultz Donald Puchta Frederick Street Gloria Jean Betty Hendricks Frank Hendricks Vanlue Carl Walter S. Vance Street Connie Sue Walter Betty Lou Mundy Eugene Mundy John Michael Kathryn Ann Lauer Theda Wilt Carey High School Fostoria City Hospital Allen M Hosafros Charles Schwabel Upper Sandusky

Calvin Plott Charged With Entering Carey Theatre

Calvin Plott of Carey is held in custody after arraignment and binding over to the grand jury on a breaking and entering charge for the Carey theatre incident in 1947. He faced prior charges in Bow and Arrow and was bound over on a 2000 bond to Wyandot and Hancock counties before returning for Carey theatre proceedings.

Calvin Plott Carey Grand Jury Carey Theatre Plott Wyandot County Hancock County Findlay Ove Chief Union

Verne Healey Sells Evergreens Restaurant

Verne Healey of Carey has sold the Evergreens restaurant at the junction of Routes 23 and 30 in Upper Sandusky. It was sold to a Fostoria group that incorporated as The Evergreens, Inc. Officers include Oscar T. Martin and C. R. Ward with John W. Gutknecht as secretary and Glenn Deckard set to manage the restaurant.

Verne Healey Carey Evergreens Upper Sandusky Wasi Fostoria The Evergreens, Inc Oscar T. Martin Glenn Deckard John W. Guknecht C. R. Ward Gutknecht Deckard

Isaly’s to Have Grant Opening

Mr and Mrs Carlos Gibbins owners of Trubey s restaurant and local Isaly s dealers plan a grand opening on Wednesday August 11 to celebrate remodeling The interior gained more tables and booths a Nelson soda fountain ice cream counters cabinets and a deli case were installed The building will be painted white with black lettering and the interior green and white A new floor covering was laid and the kitchen redone The grocery department will remain open for evening and Sunday shopping

Carlos Gibbins Trubey’s Jlocal Isaly’s

Captain Moyer Assigned to Newfoundland Base

Captain Daryl B. Moyer, 8th Weather Squadron operations officer, transferred with squadron headquarters to Fort McAndrew Newfoundland to oversee Atlantic and Arctic operations. He is from Carey Ohio, married to Freda Hibbs, with two children, and has a long career in weather service including posts at Presque Isle Dow Field Grenier Field and Azores.

Westover Field Mass Daryl B. Moyer 8Th Weather Squadron Fort McAndrew Newfoundland Atlantic Arctic F. L. Moyer Carey Ohio Carey High School Freda Hibbs F Louisville Daniel B Linda Ann Presque Isle Maine Moyer Dow Field Bangor Camden S. C Seymour- Johnson Field N. C Atlanta 8Th Grenier Field Sth Santa Maria Lagena Azores

Michigan pair visit Care amid August anniversaries

Mr. and Mrs W C Stief of Mt Clemens Michigan spend a few days in Care. They visit in August for three family anniversaries. Their son Henry Kirwin turns years old August 20 and attends Culver Military Academy where he plays first cornet in the band. Samuel McChesney III, also at Culver, joins in the band and befriends Kirwin. Henry Kirwin also plays trumpet with the University of Michigan Extension Orchestra in Detroit as its youngest member. The Stiefs stay at Pilgrim House while Mr Stief manages farming interests in the area.

W. C. Stief Mt Clemens Mich Stief Culver Military Academy Culver Ind Samuel McChesney III Carey Kirwin Henry Kirwin University of Michigan Extension Orchestra Detroit Pilgrim House Sfier

Woman Taken to Hospital After Nosebleed at Carey Theatre

Mrs Allan Sampson of Sycamore was rushed to Findlay hospital Sunday afternoon after profuse nosebleeding at the Carey theatre. She was transported by Goff's ambulance around 3:00 PM for possible blood transfusions.

Allan Sampson Sycamore Carey Theatre Findlay Hospital Goff

Funeral for Pfc Gerald Phillips to be held Saturday

Pfc Gerald Willig Phillips born July 8 1921 Adrian died Jan 13 1945 Luzon Invasion Philippines arrives Carey Ohio 4 57 p m The Bristoll funeral home will guide services at St John s Evangelical and Reformed Church 6 miles south of Fostoria Rev Vitz and Rev Koriz to preside Military honors by Earl Green Post 344 American Legion Burial in Fountain Cemetery Fostoria Survived by parents two sisters and grandmother He trained in Alabama California Hawaii New Guinea served in medical corps Co C 1st Inf 6th Div Inducted March 17 1948 at Camp Perry.

Gerald Willig Phillips Luzon Philippine Islands Carey Homer Phillips Alvada St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church Fostoria Richard Vitz Germantown H. L. Koriz Earl Green Post American Legion Fountain Cemetery Margaret E. Yambert Tiffin Lucille Phillips John Minder South of Alvada Phillips Camp Perry Fort McClellan Ala Camp San Luis Obispo Calif Hawaiian Islands New Guinea Co. C St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church National Carbon Co._KFestoeria

Operation at Columbus by Yingling Family

Mr and Mrs William Yingling Sr and their son David traveled to Columbus for a weekend stay with Mrs Yinglings sister and family Mr and Mrs Lloyd Caldwell. Donald Bill Yingling Kathryn Kramer and Mary Gaster joined them for the weekend. Mrs Yingling entered St Francis Hospital in Columbus for an operation on October 4.

William Yingling David Columbus

Pythian Sisters Meeting and Social Postponed

Carey temple No 169 Pythian Sisters hold a regular meeting this Thursday evening August 5. The Past Chiefs association meeting is postponed to Tuesday August 10 for a social session at Mrs Myrtle Perkins home on N Vance Street. A tureen supper will be served at 6:00 pm. Members may bring a guest and two small prizes.

Carey Temple No 169 Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Association Myrtle Perkins N Vance Street

Newsprint Price Rise Continues for Small Town Papers

A notice reports another newsprint price increase of 4 per ton to 150 00 plus 13 60 freight, totaling 163 60 per ton for flat paper. Since 1941 the price climbed from 41 50 to 150 00, raising costs and threatening small town newspaper operation.

Kirby Festival Promises Food Fun In August Parade

Sunday event offers hog roast and frolic with serving starting at 4 00 PM rain date Monday August 9 invitations extend to all in the community with a 200 pound hog as a centerpiece amid family friendly festivities

Navy Enlists Frederick Youth for Three Years

Robert D. Fox, 18, son of Mr and Mrs J E Box of Frederick street, left two weeks ago for Great Lakes Illinois after enlisting in the Navy for three years.

Robert D. Fox J. E.box Great Lakes Ill Navy Aye

Local Softball League Scores and Standings

The K of C and Greenhouse were rained out and will play August 11. Moose defeated National Lime 15 to 6 in rain shortened game with 18 walks. Porcelain edged Legion 3 to 2 in ten innings as Donelson homered for the Porcelain. Moose won 18 to 4 in another rain shortened game extending their win streak to ten. Greenhouse beat National Lime 10 to 7 in the Monday matchup. Schedule and standings recap show Moose atop the league with Legion and Greenhouse close behind.

K. of C Greenhouse Moose National Lime Porcelain and Legion Legion Bob Strahm Bob Donelson Porcelain Don Yingling Quarry Messmer J. Fredritz Nat The Lab Wedge Nat's K.C K. C Ls Pet. Moose Eneneenenew Aoscrsmreats LF

Spayth Decorating Co to Open New Store Saturday

The Spayth Decorating Co will open a new store Saturday at 628. The firm already runs shops in Carey and Upper Sandusky and will offer Sherwin Williams products. The store will stock wallpaper appliances novelties gifts and various records. Souvenirs will be given to visitors on opening day.

Spayth Decorating Co Carey Upper Sandusky Sherwin-Williams Decca Columbia RC. A Capitol Records

Hancock County Camp Meeting Opens at Byar Park

The Hancock County Camp Meeting opened today at Byar Park Find ing and runs through August 15. Evangelists are Gilbert H. Williams of Collingwood NJ and Joe Denton of Akron. Paul Qualls leads music with Genelic Day from Lawson KY directing youth and Mary Paulo of Lee City KY leading children's services. Missionary Day falls on Thursday August 12.

Hancock County Bya Park Gilbert H. Williams Collingwood Joe Denton Akron Paul Qualls Lawson Mary Paulo Lee City

Northern Ohio Telephone seeks 10 percent rate hike in 50 exchanges

Columbus Aug 3. The Northern Ohio Telephone company of Bellevue asked the state utilities commission for a roughly 10 percent rate increase covering 50 exchanges across 12 Ohio counties. The request names Wood, Ottawa, Erie, Huron, Lorain, Ottawa, Medina, Sandusky, Seneca, Summit, Wayne, and Delaware counties.

Columbus Northern Ohio Telephone Company Bellevue Ohio Telephone Company State Utilities Commission Wood Ottawa Erie Huron Lorain Orawes24 Madina

Operation at Findlay for Connie French

Connie French a 10 year old from Bowling Green entered Findlay hospital this morning for surgery including hernia repair and appendectomy at 1000 o clock. The French family formerly lived in Carey.

Connie Jack French Bowling Green Findlay Hospital Carey

Home Sold in Carey Area by Local Agent

Solomon Ruffing of northeast of Carey bought a six room modern home on West North Street from Andrew Williams. The transaction was brokered by Arthur Stoll, a licensed real estate salesman.

Solomon Ruffing Carey Andrew Williams W. North Street Arthur Stoll

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Owen ‘Courtad Ifi M. A. Hutchinson Ss. R U.S. N. T. C. Great Lakes Illinois K. OF Nash Confectionery Verne Healey Sells Evergreens Restaurant Carey Lodge van Baker Secretiry Isaly Grant Capt. Moyer Michigan Pfc Geraud Willis Phillips Pythian Sisters News Kirby Festival Bob Pleracini Spayth Hancock County Camp Meeting Increasee Operation AT
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