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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1949
Page
12
Reports recount illnesses and hospital admissions around Wharton and Sycamore. Obituaries note deaths of Miranda Nutter and Luella McLaughlin, with survivor details. Births, marriages, and local civil cases include John Koppelman fined for liquor violations. Buckeye Homestead meeting details and radio broadcasts noted.
The Cleveland Indians will hold a four day baseball school at League Park from August 17 to August 20 to give Ohio youths a chance at a big league career. No registration fee is charged and open to graduates from high school who are not yet in organized professional baseball.
The Cleveland Indians announce a four day baseball school directed by Hank Greenberg with Laddie Placek Bill Bradley Tony Pianowicki and other scouts. Sessions run 9:00 am to 3:00 pm focusing first on hitting pitching and fielding then on older prospects. Participants need only a pair of shoes and a glove.
Miss Helen Mackling daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Mackling Sycamore and Clinton Wisebaker of Carey wed in Kentucky on July 9 1949. Mrs Wisebaker worked for Sycamore Telephone Co and he is an electrician at National Lime and Stone Co in Carey. After a two week trip through Michigan Illinois and Ohio they returned to 313 S Patterson Carey. Sycamore Leader notes Ohio counties hitting quotas and Ohio sales surpassing targets for the Opportunity Bond Drive with state total 75 542 705 dollars exceeding the 62 630 000 goal.
Wm Olpp of Upper Sandusky Wyandot county savings bond chair man reports Wyandot county sold 116 percent of its $192 165 quota in the Opportunity Bond Drive ending July 18.
Construction will start immediately on a $20,000 dormitory at Ohio Northern University Ada to replace Turmer hall which burned in March. The new building will house 25 girls and a monitor, and should be ready for use by early fall.
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