August Sales Sweep Carey merchants and shoppers
The Carey Times reports last week's clearance sale success with dense local turnout from surrounding communities. Shick's Department Store H. B. Kurtz Sons Co Burson Clothing Co and The Ideal Hat Shop extended sales into this week while Theis Furniture Exchange plans a furniture auction this Saturday.
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Salea
Carey Times
Carey
Shick’s Department
H. B. Kurtz Sons Co
Burson Clothing Co
Ideal Hat Shop
Theis Furniture
July Heat Falls Short of Record in 1921 Weather Totals
July brought high temperatures with 26 days above 90 degrees and an average maximum of 94.2. August 6 1918 saw 106 degrees, while the warmest day this summer was one degree cooler. Rain totaled 3.38 inches, mainly in early July, with the last half below normal.
Carey Day Picnic Moved to August 26 at Seccaium Park
Seccaium park officials in Eu Cyrus announce Carey Way picnic moved from August 12 to August 26 due to Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation pilgrimage. Carey Schools Band will perform two concerts at the park with free vaudeville acts a ball game bathing and other amusements for all.
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Seccaium Park
Cyrus
Club members to work on Carey pool project Sunday
Free Scourse notifies Sportsman's club smembers that on Sunday morning at 6 oclock they will go to A P Brown farm three miles south of Carey to work on the rear dung a pool under construction. Work on the pool is nearly finished and the club aims to complete it as soon as possible.
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Brown Farm
Carey
District Deputy to Address Next K of P Meeting
District Deputy Gb A Axe will speak at the upcoming K of P regular meeting scheduled for Thursday evening August 9. Members are urged to attend and support the year’s activities as plans for Marion unfold.
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Gb. A
Axe
Marion
Mstall Sthalofibers
Death of Mrs Cora A Greeno in Battle Creek
Mrs Cora A Greeno aged 59 of 56 Upton avenue Battle Creek Michigan died suddenly at 1139 pm on her porch from what doctors believe a heart attack. She is survived by sister Mrs Eva Davis of Niles and half brother Henry Hostler of Mt Blanchard Ohio. Funeral services are set for 2 00 pm Sunday at Hebbles chapel with burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Paul A. Kramer
Wm. Greeno
Battle Creek
Mich
Greeno
Elza Garn
N. Vance Street
The
Battle Creek Enquirer and Evening News
Cora A. Greeno
Upton Avenue
Hebble
Oak Hill Cemetery
Goodyear G-3 Tire Sees Rapid Sales Increase
Goodyear Rubber Corp announces strong demand for the new G-3 tire with claims of top performance after Akron tests. Local agent F R Stoll reports a sharp rise in summer sales and a 12 month guarantee with every tire, reflecting customer approval and improved market uptake.
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Goodyear Rubber Corporation
F. R. Stoll
Stoll
Goodyear Company
Goodyear
Akron
Correction notice misprints visitors in North Baltimore
An editor issues a correction for a Sunday North Baltimore item listing visitors. The published names Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Green Mrs. Laura Geiger and QQ Altwater appeared in error and were corrected after a telephone miscall and typographical mistake.
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Virgil. Green
Laura Geiger
QQ. Altwater
Baltimore
Mae
Regular meeting of local W. OTOL at Mrs. Wonder's home
The regular meeting of the local W. OTOL is set for Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Elmer Wonder on N. Vance Street. Annual election of officers will be held and good attendance is requested.
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W. Otol
Elmer Wonder
Om N. Vance
Canning Demonstration Planned at Schoolhouse Friday
An outdoor canning demonstration is scheduled at the schoolhouse Friday at 1:00 PM to support a relief fund. Family members express excitement as they prepare to send a representative from Morsi Ruth Davis and County Supervisor to attend.
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Senda
Morsi
Ruth
Dawis
Fragmented OCR item about a person named Be Sings
Partial readable text mentions a person and a numeric clue but lacks clear context or event details. No definite actions, dates, or organizations are discernible from the fragment.
Lime and Stone Quarry Reopens After Strike
A Friday agreement ends the local quarry strike at National Lime and Stone Co. 18 workers return Sunday morning with 60 to 70 more back by Wednesday. About 225 were idle since May 23 and full operations are expected within 10 days to two weeks as optimism grows in Carey.
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Carey
New York Central
Cleveland
Linndale
Elyria
Sandusky
Big Four
Toledo
Youngstown
Newton Balls
Ravenna
Akron
Newton Falls
Barberton
National Lime& Stone Co
National Lime & Stone Co
National Lime Stone Co Handles Gandys In Softball Clash
In a July 26 game the National Lime and Stone Co club defeated Gandys 9 to 3. July 27 saw a 12 inning 6 to 5 tie between All Stars and C and O. July 30 National Lime edged Porcelain 2 to 1. July 31 All Stars beat American club 9 to 1. August 1 through August 28 outline season schedule and matchups on W North Street at 6:30 p.m.
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National Lime & Stone Ca
Gandys
Real
Gardner
Twirler
All Stars
Weaver
National Lime & Stone Co
Porcelain Club
Hagland
Ulrich
The
Porcelains
National Limes
Americans
W. North Street
Don Donelson's Semi-Pros Triumph Over Crestline J P
Don Donelson's Semi-Pros defeated Crestline J P 11 to 6 at the rubber plant diamond. Yonikus belted a two run homer for the Semi-Pros, the eighth of the season, while Parsel's pitching limited JP to six runs with four earned. Klinberger and Stuckman led their clubs with multiple hits as errors plagued both sides in a high scoring contest.
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Don Donelson
J. P
Rubber Plant
Yonikus
Carey
Parsel
Klinberger
J. P. Was the One Player Who Declined To Be Fooled By Lefty Parsel
Lee Stuckman
Mass prayer call amid drought crisis in Oswego Oswego (Kanea) Democrat reports churches and mayor sign plea
The Oswego newspaper publishes a three column call to God for mass prayer amid crop damage and feed shortages. Ministers from Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist and Pentecostal churches join with the Oswego mayor in urging Christians to seek divine aid. The notice cites Chronicles 7 13 14 and compares the situation to Bleeding Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Oswego
Kanea
Democrat
Augusta
Jesus
Kansas
Public Hearing on Carey Tax Budget Set for August 20 1934
Tax budget copies for the Carey Corporation in Wyandot county Ohio are on file for public inspection. A public hearing on the budget will be at the Town Hall clerk's office Carey on Monday evening August 20 1934 at 8 00 p m. Jacob Nitraubr Clerk.
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Carey Corporation
Carey
Wyandot County
Ohio
Jacob Nitraubr
Dunn Sackssteder mortgage foreclosure suit filed
Ernest Dunn files in common pleas court against William A Sacksteder and Nona M Sacksteder for foreclosure of a mortgage on Tiffin and Take Mohawk property. Judgment requested for $2,120.
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Ernest Dunn
Common Pleas Court
William A. and
Nona M.sacksteder
Tiffin Advertiser Tribune
Loveridge Seeks Clerk of Courts Post Support Sought
A brief political notice from Oleh Voth For Oleh Loveridge of Wharton Republican candidate seeks support for the clerk of courts post. The appeal urges qualified backing in the election.
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Oleh. Loveridge
Wharton
Repub‘ican
Clerk of‘ Courts
Poston
Renin to Be Held by Rebeka hs Novoh
A community event titled Renin will be held by Rebeka on a date in November. The notice provides limited readable details and promotes attendance.
Mansfield man to lead 5th Ohio American Legion
H G Eckadah of Mansfield elected commander of the 5th Ohio district, succeeding I E Kuwhbie of Avon Lake at the Fostoria convention. Lawrence Bland of Carey chosen Wyandot county commander. Oberlin set as 1935 convention city amid drum and bugle corps contest delays and parade rules. Elyria joined contest after parade delay. prize protest looming in Akron Friday.
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H. G. Eckadah
Mansfield
Ohio
American Legion
I. E. Kuwhbie
Avon Lake
Fostoria
Lawrence Bland
Carey
Wyandot
Oberlin
Elyria
Akron
Charles Calmes
D. A. Capell
Carey Post
Ed Campbell, Jr
Linus Myers
Free Scoarse
Grover Snyder
John Gilmer
M. D. Shafer
D . Wisler
Bertha Walters
S. H. Krebs
Donald
Ww . Camprbell
Tommy Schira
Hancock County Camp Meeting schedules nine day event
The Hancock County Camp Meeting Association will host its 38th annual camp meeting at A. P. Byal Park in Findlay from August 9 to August 19. Evangelsists include C. H. Zike Barbert on Rev H Robb French Topeka Kans C H Babcock Los Angeles. Music directed by the Singing Brands Ashley Ind. Missionary Day is August 16. Trustees include Vv Thomas Alvada president and Lyman Myers Fostoria vice president with many others serving as officers and stewards.
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Hancock County Camp Meeting Association
A. P. Byal Park
Findlay
C. H. Zike
Barberton
H. Robb French
Topeka
Kans
C. H
Edgar C. Thomas
Alvada
George W. Egbert
V V. Thomas
H. H. Corfman
Harry Stoll
Elsworth Deeds
A. P. Ewing
Daniel Kechele
J. H. Fruth
Harry Thomas
Ernest Loader
John Price
Lester Sisco
J. F. Smith
L. C. Clark
Edgar Daniels
Passer of Questionable Checks Identified in Marion Case
Marion police identified J. H. Brown fifty of Parkersburg West Virginia as the passer of worthless checks in Marion. He was booked at Carey for passing worthless checks and held on related charges. Brown reportedly operated in July and faced similar accusations in Worthington and Hocking County.
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Carey
Marion
J. H. Brown
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ray McFarland
Brown
Worthington
Hocking County
Garey
State Highway Patrol
Findlay
Marion Star
Card of Thanks for support after death of husband and father
Family expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance and condolences after the death of their husband and father. Special thanks to Rav. Adelsperger for words of comfort, those who sent flowers, musicians and Undertaker Bristoll. Mrs. John Minder and Children.
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Rav. Adelsperger
Bristoll
New Gait Grill Opens in Former Carey Coffee Space
The New Gait Grill opened last night in the room formerly occupied by Carey Coffee Shop. Remodeling updated the interior and the dining area presents a pleasing appearance.
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Gait Grill
Carey Coffee Shop
Appointed Worker Tobin Greer in Cramford Town
In Cramford town Tobin Greer has been appointed to a worker position after a local case involving ree Cage. Details indicate official action and designation of duties in the town workforce.
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Tobin Greer
Beer
Ree Cage
Cramford Town
Itevitelle
Corn Hog Compliance Training Held in Wyandot County
A Wyandot county court house meeting trained supervisors for corn hog compliance. L. P. Auck of Crawford, Ray M. Lonsway of Carey, and C. F. Christian led measurement and forms training. About 24 men will start work in the counties advancing contracts, with second payments on contracts awaiting compliance certification from Washington.
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Wyandot County
Court House
L. P. Auck
Crawford County
Ray M. Lonsway
Carey
C. F. Christian
Mrr. Auck
Indiana
Mr. Lonsway
Upper Sandusky
Christian
L. B. Wickiser
Clarence C. Wenner
Lawrence H. Orians
William D. Bennett
Russell C. Bell
Frank O. Brown
Charles A. Reed
Paul Secrist
Allen T. Stephan
Ambrose Orfans
Harley Wolfe
B. BP. Whlton
Henry Logsdon
Iran S. Failor
Dale Paulin
Frank A. Beker
Hammett Kin
Harry B. Harmon
Sheridan
Bowen
Clarence C. Clinger
Curtis C. Straw
Fred Seifert
Kenneth Culver
Clement L. Heller
Fr. F. Emptage
Federick Irvin
Virgil E. Schuler
Washington
Treasury
Auck
Theis Furniture Exchange Auction Sale Saturday
Theis Furniture Exchange to hold its first auction sale on Saturday August 11 from 10 am to 6 pm then 7 30 pm to late. Store closes Aug 9 10 11 for preparations and goods sell at the W North street garment factory. Down payments allowed with 10 days to two weeks to settle before removal. Auctioneers H G Orians of Carey and W Kistler of Clyde will run the sale.
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Theis Furniture Exchange
W. North Street
Theis
H. G. Orians
Carey
W. Kistler
Clyde
Wyandot County Wheat Production Board Reelects Officers
The Wyandot County Wheat Production Control association re elected Robert B. Sweigard as president Sheridan S. Bowen as vice president Russell G. Forney as secretary and Paul P. Krupp as treasurer The allotment committee includes Sweigard Jonas B. Grove and Roswell B. Williams Sycamore represented by Charles A Reed replacing Charles F Riedel who resigned The committee works on Washington compliance reports and will send the second wheat payment to Wyandot County after approval.
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Wyandot County Wheat Production Control Association
Robert B. Sweigard
Sheridan S. Bowen
Russell G. Forney
Paul P. Krupp
Robert EB. Sweigard
Jonas B. Grove
Roswell B. Williams
Sycamore
Charles A. Reed
Charles F. Riedel
Washington
Wyandot County
Voting locations listed for next Tuesday's primary
Focal voters will cast ballots at Carey Montague's studio Lindower's jewelry Turnbell's plumbing shop and farmers' cream station. Crawford township Precinct A votes in town hall township room and Precinct B at Carey Creamery.
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Focal
Carey
Montague
Lindower
Turnbell
Farmers
Crawford Township
Carey Creamery
Special meeting of the Earl Green post drum and bugle corps
All members of the Earl Green post American Legion drum and bugle corps urged to attend a special meeting on Monday night.
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Earl Green Post
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Delegate chosen for annual conference of the Moose
Drs. Charles Grady has been selected as delegate to attend the annual conference of the Moose to be held at Columbus in August.
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Charles
Grady
Golumbas
Aug
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Hancock County Camp Meeting
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