Mary Martha class picnics at Carey park
Sunday evening picnic in Carey park with Mary Martha class families and several local residents. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walters Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Shaffer and son Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wohlgamuth, and Paul Walters with daughters Norma Jean and Vivian Ellen and Willis Baughman. Contests awarded prizes to Mrs. F. Thome Mrs. J. Kohmann and Marjorie Vaughn. Next club meeting set for three weeks at Mrs. Ralph Haford in Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Martha
Christ Lutheran Sunday School
Carey Park
Charles Walters
Eldon Shaffer
Larry
Orville Wohlgamuth
Carey
Paul Walters
Norma Jean
Vivian Ellen
Willis Baughman
M. C. Yost
C. W. Cupp
Toledo
Hubert Yost
Marjorie Vaughn
F. Thome
J. J. Kohmann
Ralph Haford
Crawford
Social Week End Visitors and Local Club Meetings
Weekend guests include Mrs. C. M. Bradley of Culver City and Mr. W. G. Bradley party with Miss Florence Bradley and Mrs. Jennie Van Atta of Granville. Catholic Ladies of Columbia hold a meeting at the K of C hall with attendance prizes won by Mrs. Charles Calmes and Mrs. Edward Fox. Philathea Bible class meets at Memorial Evangelical with devotional guides, prayers, and Leviticus study concluding with the Lord's Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Bradley
Culver City
Calif
H. B. Bradley
Florence
Columbus
Jennie van Atta
Granville
W. G. Braddley
van Atta
W. G. Bradley
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
K. of C. Hall
Charles Calmes
Edward Fox
Andrew Collet
Leo Bradman
Maurice Steinmetz
Leroy Miller
Wilfrid Logsdon
Catherine Weaver
Ida Ruffing
Philathea Bible
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
A. C. Shue
Claude Johnson
James
Mary Stroup
George Krider
Jesus
Gertrude Tate
Farewell Dinner For Clair R McKee Before Toledo Enlistment
Mr and Mrs Lee Yentzer north of Carey hosted a family dinner Sunday to bid farewell to Clair R McKee route 3 Findlay who left Monday for Toledo to enter military service. Guests included G R McKee family Florence Reva Margaret Clair Floyd Lloyd Reid Vanlue area Clyde Thomas family Dale Valeria Dorothy Lenner and Herbert Lenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Yentzer
Carey
Yentzer
Clair R. McKee
Route 3
Findlay
Toledo
G. R. McKee
Florence
Reva
Margaret
Clair
Floyd
Lloyd and
Reid
Near
Vanlue
Clyde Thomas
Dale
Sunday Dinner Guests Listed at Snyder Home
Sunday dinner at the Snyder home on W Brown Avenue included Mr and Mrs G Snyder and guests Mrs S E Schearer Mrs Mae Clinger and daughter Marjorie of Bucyrus Mrs Carrie Schearer of New Albany Ind Henry Schearer and Mrs Eliza Correll of Adrian Phil Schearer and Mr and Mrs Paul Schearer of Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Snyder
D.T. Criger
Snyder
W. Brown Avenue
S. E. Schearer
Mae Clinger
Marjorie
Bucyrus
Carrie Schearer
New Albany
Ind
Henry Schearer
Eliza, Correll
Adrian
Phil Schearer
Paul Schearer
Findlay
Eswine Recalls Ohio State Fair Origins and Costs
Columbus notes recount the first Ohio State Fair held in Cincinnati in 1850 with Seabury Ford as cheese judge and Henry Clay as cattle judge. Expenses reached 12 500 dollars, receipts 10 000, premiums 3 500, and buildings 4 000 with 5 000 incidental costs. Admission 20 cents, season tickets 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Cincinnati
H. E. Elwine
Seabury Ford
Ohio
Henry Clay
Kentucky Statesman
Auto Wreckers Plan to Boost Scrap for Defense
Auto wreckers and scrap dealers in Ohio with Office of Production Management reps met at the Deshler-Wallick hotel in Columbus to boost scrap iron and steel for defense. Joe Silverstein will oversee Wyandot Hancock Seneca Hardin and Marion counties as they target at least 1 million more tons yearly, expanding beyond the current 2.5 million cars scrapped annually. Wreckers will hire more labor and ready bodies and engines for scrapping immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Production Management
Deshler-Wallick Hotel
Columbus
Joe Silverstein
Silverstein Iron & Auto Wrecking Co
Carey
Silverstein
Wyandot
Hancock
Seneca
Holman-Newcomer couple wed in Cincinnati ceremony
Mrs Alletha Newcomer of 247 W Findlay announces the marriage of her daughter Pauline to George W Holman son of Mrs F N Holman of Kansas City Missouri. The ceremony took place at noon on Friday August 1 at the Church of Christ parsonage with Rev J Jarmon officiating. The couple honeymooned in West Virginia then planned to settle at 3057 Bracken Road Cincinnati after August 11. The bride, Miami University graduate, and groom, University of Kansas graduate, both worked at Procter and Gamble in Cincinnati. she as secretary and he as chemist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alletha Newcomer
W. ‘Findlay Street
Pauline
George W Holman
F N Holman
Kansas City
J. Jarmon
Church of Christ
Holman
West Virginia
Miami University
Oxford
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kans
Procter & Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Bracken Road
Rayle Attwater to Wed After License Issued in Wyandot
Richard Eugene Rayle a Findlay school teacher and Irma Ruth Attwater of Carey have a Wyandot county marriage license. The ceremony is set for 8 30 a m Monday at the officiating minister’s home in Findlay with Rev W G Arnold presiding. The couple will live in Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Richard Eugene Rayle
Findlaye
George E. Rayle
Irma Ruth Attwater
Carey
Roy Attwater
W. G. Arnold
Findlay
Rayle
Salem School
Upper Sandusky
Brave Stephanie Dunn Victim in London Bombing
Miss Betty Stemler recalls Stephanie Dunn a Cambridge trained nurse and London emergency worker who perished after choosing to return to a raid hit hospital. The letter from Stephanie’s mother details the September air raid death and the poignant family note from Kingswood Vicarage Surrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Kingswood Vicarage
Stéphanie
St. Thomas’ Hospital
London
Family Reunions Scheduled Across Several Communities
The Searfoss family reunion comes to Riverside park Findlay next Sunday August 10. The Stumpp 23rd annual reunion at Gorm ley park Forest is also August 10 with Clarence Stumpp as president and Mrs C A Stephan as secretary. The Herbert 31st annual reunion is August 17 at Meadowbrook park Bascom with Corrine Thomas as secretary treasurer. The Fox 27th annual reunion also August 17 at Meadowbrook park Bascom. The Savidge Burson 38th annual reunion at Riverside park Findlay on August 24 with Paul Burson president and Mrs Arthur Stoll secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searfoss
Riverside Park
Findlay
Stumpp
Gormley Park
Forest
Clarence Stumpp
C. A. Stephan
Wharton
Herbert
Meaddowbrook Park
Bascom
Corrine Thomas
Northeast of
Carey
Fox
Meadowbrook Park
Savidge-Burson
Paul Burson
Arthur Stoll
Births Reported in Carey and Nearby Areas
WHAT THE STORK notes the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Puhl of Maumee in Mercy hospital Toledo last Thursday morning. It also lists a 9% pound son for Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Hunter south of Carey born Friday morning August 1 and named David Lavern. A 7%4 pound daughter named Gloria Jean arrived Saturday morning for Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Kidwell at their FE North street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanie Dunn
Saguenay River
Montreal
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Gaspe Peninsula
Stephanie
Canada
Dunn
Munich
London
Dunns
Andrew
Surrey
Ursula
Cambridge
Germany
England
Ambrose Orians
South of Carey
Paul Puhl
Maumee
Mercy Hospital
Toledo
Puhl
Justine Orians
Blaine Hunter
David lLavern
Hunter
Eleanor Phillips
Orville Phillips
Carey
Daryl Kidwell
FE. North Street
Gloria Jean
Kidwell
Mae Garn
Carey Garn
Extra 4-H club meeting for health prep
The 4-H girls hold an after noon meeting at 2:00 at the high school to prepare for a health contest in Upper Sandusky on August 14. Health nurse Mrs John Neate will examine the girls and pictures will be taken while record books are readied for judging on August 13. Three older girls Marjoria Vaughn Erma Yost and Glenna Ruffing attend camp this weekend. Joan Cole attended last week. Glenna Ruffing News Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neate
Upper Sandusky
Mar-joria Vaughn
Erma Yost
Glenna Ruffing
Joan Cole
Carry Full License Reminder For Ohio Anglers
The Ohio division of conservation and natural resources urges anglers to carry a full fishing license and display the badge while fishing. Several Buckeye Lake arrests have occurred for missing licenses. Anglers should fold the license and place it in the badge to keep it safe and complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Buckeye Lake
Typewriter ribbons sold at Carey Times office
Local item note indicates typewriter ribbons in stock at the Carey Times office for sale. Ribbons are described as durable, available for office use, with pricing not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Wheat quota uproar rages over retroactive penalties
Henry County Signal voices farmer anger at the wheat quota program criticizing the election process, retroactive penalties, and public explanations. The letter urges meetings and legal action to oppose the policy, predicting New Deal opponents will lose in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Henry County
Hidden wealth split after basement find at Bascom
In Bascom a $2 590 cache found last September in a basement owned by J Oscar Reinbolt was divided between Reinbolt and the heirs of Isaac Miller. Probate Judge Bennehoff awarded Miller s estate the money and the Miller heirs paid Reinbolt a third plus $500 for expenses. The cache contained $2 035 in gold and $555 in silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Oscar Reinbolt
Bascom
Reinbolt
Isaac Miller
Bennehoff
Miller
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T. R. C. Club
Philather Bible Class
the Dairy
E. Findlay Street
The
Peoples Bank Company
SRIES
United States Defense
the Peoples Bank Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Eswine
Betty Stemler
Cleveland
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Friend
Tadworth
Vincent Krupp Carey
Darling & Co
Fostoria
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Fostoria, Ohio
Ford
W. F. Myers
Route 2
C. J. Martin
Mt. Blanchard
Blue’s Restaurant
John Risner
Harry Shull
Carey Cash Market
Frederick Street
Carey Restraurant
Nial Stillberger
Worrello Street
J. T. Myers
Chintoes Tel
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Tel
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E. G. Buchsieb, “Inc
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