Carey Epworth League Wins Third Honor Plaque at Lakeside
The Carey Epworth League earned its third consecutive Honor League plaque at Lakeside Institute by meeting all 12 requirements. Five members Cora Ellen Schira Joan Myers Norman Huffman Don Mitchell and Jack Tracy graduated. Jack did so in absentia after completing the winter institute in Carey. Dow first attended with the Carey group, paying his own way from Wayne Michigan. The league supplied cottage rent chaperon costs and most dining hall expenses. Rev and Mrs Tinsler joined for the Lakeside visit. Mr Tinsler edited The Breeze and was reelected Lakeside commission member for 1938-39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey League
Cora Ellen Schira
Joan Myers
Norman Huffman
Don Mitchell
Jack Tracy
Jack
Carey
Dow
Carey Group
Lakeside
Wayne
Mich
Tinsler
League
Ohio
The
Breeze
Institute
Hoe
Lakeside Commission
Local playground champions named with multiple sports
Bob Strahm topped the batting league with 23 hits in 50 at bats for a .460 average. Tommy Krom won the horseshoe title with 7 wins in 8 games. Virginia Kurtz took girls tennis with 37 of 42 wins. Amos Black earned the softball medal for 47 runs. Porky Strahm and Paul De Amici claimed golf balls after a 15 2 game win by Pilephaar's over the Dunns. 121 participants logged 668 total attendance in the summer program funded by the board of education, community chest, Carey Kiwanis, Eagles lodge and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Strahm
Tommy Krom
Virginia Kurtz
Amos Black
Porky” Strahm
Paul de Amicig
Pilephaar’s
Dunns
Board of Education, Community Chest
Carey Kiwanis Club
Eagles Lodge
William ‘Theis
Board of Public Affairs
Women Take Vows at Te pfin Convent Tiffin
Five young women at St Francis Convent in Tiffin received the Franciscan habit today and took new vows. The group includes Marguerite Lumber jack Carey becoming Sister Marty Agatha and Agnes Young Sandusky becoming Sister Mary Florian, Teresa Diller Coldwater becoming Sister Mars Adela, Lorene McKinnon Carey becoming Sister Mary Roberta, and Irene Kleman Toledo becoming Sister Mary Maurice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
St Francis Convent
Marguerite Lumberjack Carey
Marty Agatha
Agnes Young Sandusky
Mary Florian
Teresa Diller
Coldwater
Mars Adela
Lorene McKinnon Carey
Mary Roberta
Irene Kleman
Toledo
Mary Maurice
Death in Columbus for Forest Wohlgamuth at 68
Mrs Ida Newcomer receives word of the death of her brother Forest Wohlgamuth aged 68 in Columbus Ohio. Undertaker Fristoll will transport the body. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Friday at Bristol Funeral Home on Findlay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Newcomer
Forest Wohlgamuth
Hospital
Columbus
Undertaker Fristoll
Bristol
Findlay Street
McMahon Stuart Win Denotes County Democratic Wins
Appreciation to county voters for support that led to election as State Central Committeeman and Committeewoman at the Democratic Primary on August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahon Harriet B Stuart
Charlotte's Beauty Shop Announces Short August Closure
Charlotte's Beauty Shop will be closed from Thursday August 25 to Monday August 29. The notice lists the shop hours as paused during that period with reopening planned on Tuesday.
Camp Meeting Closes at Byal Park Findlay
The 42nd annual Hancock County Camp Meeting ended Sunday with capacity crowds. Rev H M Couchenour preached morning services and Rev Arthur Vegs spoke in the afternoon. Two trustees were elected Greely Marshall and Lester Fruth. Virgil Thomas was reelected president Edgar Thomas secretary treasurer and George Fisher vice president. The 1939 camp meeting will be held August 3 to 13 at Byal park with Rev J M Hames and Rev Bona Fleming as workers and Ira Woods duo as song evangelists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byal Park
Findlay
Hancock County Camp Meeting Association
H. M. Couchenour
Arthur Vegs
Greely Marshall
Lester Fruth
Virgil Thomas
Edgar Thomas
George Fisher
J M Hames
Greer, SC
Bona Fleming
Ashland
Ira Woods
Detroit
Couchenour
Washington, Pa
Vess
Marion Ind
H Robb French
Topeka, Kan
Ralph Neuenschwander
Carl Parlee
Linus Myers Becomes New Owner of Red and White
Linus Myers of Carey takes over the Red and White grocery, succeeding W E Shanks of Toledo who bought it in May from Paul McArthur. Myers, with 17 years in Carey groceries, serves a second village council term and earns public best wishes for a long, successful business career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Linus Myers
Carey
E Shanks
Toledo
Paul McArthur
Myers
Shanks
Schlachter and Wickiser Families Welcome Daughters in Carey Area
A daughter, Alice Margaret, was born to Mr and Mrs Virgil Schlachter near New Riegel. Audrey Spiller is the former Miss Audrey Spiller of south of Carey. Another daughter, Rosalyn Ann, arrived Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Russ Wickiser, south of Carey. A 9-pound son, George Everett Jr, was born to Mr and Mrs Everett Metter of Fremont. Mrs Metter was Wiss Vorearet Merrihew. The Metters moved from Carey about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Schlachter
New Riegel
Alice Margaret
Schlachter
Audrey Spiller
South of Carey
An &-Pound
Russ All Wickiser
South of
Carey
Rosalyn Ann
Aupgirst
Everett Metter
Fremont
George Everett Jr
Metter
Wiss Vorearet Merrihew
Rebekkah Lodge Plans Meeting and Instruction Session
The Palm Leaf Rebekah lodge will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday evening. Members who wish to attend the instruction school to be held at Kenton on August 31 are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Evetinge
Kenton
Football Candidates Report for First Practice at Carey
Football candidates are instructed to report at Carey High School a week from Monday August 22 at 9 am for the first practice session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Appreciation Note From Gilbert S. Ellis
Gilbert S. Ellis thanks loyal friends and supporters for favors shown at the recent primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert S. Ellis
Thousands Flock to Shrine of Consolation Pilgrimage
Thousands gathered at the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation in Carey for the Pilgrimage celebrating the Feast of the Assumption. An estimated 20,000 came from Cleveland Toledo and other areas for Masses a procession and benediction with intercession sought for Mary. Visiting clergy and seminarians joined local faithful in this year’s religious observance with plans for next week’s events and more pilgrims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Our Lady of Consolation
Carey
Cleveland
Toledo
Mother of God
Shrine
Europe
Youngstown
Lawrence Martin
O. C
Lansing
Mich
Thomas Auschbacher
OM C
Ralph Urayner
Grand Rapids
Julian
Utica
N. Y
Gilbert
Milwaukee
Nicholas
Ontario
Canada
Riashi
Trustees Organize At Methodist Church Board
At the August 11 meeting the trustees newly elected at the fourth quarterly conference organized by choosing George Ash as president W Z Campbell as vice president and W Lanning as secretary treasurer. Bids on the parsonage remodeling were submitted to the board and action postponed until after the annual conference starting September 7 in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church Newls
George Ash
WZ Campbell
W Lanning
Columbus
Carey Sidewalk Project to Start Next Week
Plans call for work on the Carey sidewalk project beginning next week with WPA labor. Already 18 000 square feet of walk have been signed for and more property owners are requesting to sign. Interested parties should see Mayor P O Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
WPA
P Oa Hendricks
Cares High School Band Thanks Donors for Summer Concert Support
The Cares High School Band expresses gratitude for a generous site and weekly bar support helping Wednesday evening summer band concerts. special thanks to Cy Hosack and Harry Bristol for their public spirit cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
Cares
Cy Hosack
Harry Bristol
Townsend Club Greeting Planned at Public Library
The Townsend club will hold an important greeting Monday evening at the public library proceeding at 8 o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend. Elza Garn, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Public Library
Ohio State Fair Director Calls 1938 Event A Final Examination
Columbus special reports Earl H. Hanefeld, director of agriculture, supervising the 88th Ohio State Fair set for Aug 27 to Sept 2. He says the fair showcases progress in agriculture, industry and art and serves as an education aimed at helping citizens on their life journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Carey Schools Band Prepares Wednesday Concert
The Carey schools band presents a Wednesday evening program on August 24 1938 featuring Gippsland March Overture King Lear Fairest of the Fair Isle of Beauty Invercargill Valse Bleue Isle of Beauty National Reform Sounds from the Operas Thunderer with Lithgow Hazel Bernard Miller Sousa Reeves and Margis cited as composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Schools
Gippsland
Lithgow
King Lear
Hazel
Sousa
Isle of Beauty
Bar
Nard
Invercargill
Margis
National Reform
Miller
Annual Chicken Supper at St Boniface Parish
Members of St Boniface parish New Riegel invite Carey residents to a chicken supper on Sunday August 21 from 3 30 pm with refreshments and games on the school grounds for an afternoon and evening social event hosted by the parish ladies famed for their cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Boniface’s
New Hiegel
Carey
Riegel
Radio friends visit Mr and Mrs Bish in Highland Park
Mrs Ella David and her daughter Josephine and son Toby David of Highland Park visited Mr and Mrs W Bish and their son George Henry this Sunday. Toby is heard each morning on the Happy Joe Gentile program over CKLW and the hosts are noted as great friends of the Bish family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella David
Josephine
Toby David
Highland Park
Mich
W. Bish
George Henry
Toby
Happy Joe
Puffball Weighing 10% Pounds Found Near Carey
Winifred Davidson a &-year-old daughter of Mroo and Mrs John Davidson found a large puffball weighing 10% pounds during a visit at the home of Miss Katie McDonald south of Carey. The fungus measured 48 inches in circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Davidson
Mroo
John Davidson
Katie McDonald
Carey
Church Officers Chosen at Quarterly Conference
The August 15, 1938 quarterly conference at First Methodist Carey elected trustees for 1939 1940 and 1941 with names C W Lanning L G Ranger W Z Campbell Forrest Baker William Pontius Dr Harry Hosafros George Ash W J Dible William Lindsay. other officer nominations followed for stewards district trustees reserve district trustees music religious education finance benevolence local service temperance auditing church records parsonage pastoral relations nominating lay delegate and communion steward with listed members and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Carey
C. W Lanning
L. G Ranger
W. Z. Campbell
Forrest Baker
William Pontius
Harry Hosafros
George Ash
W J. Dible
William Lindsay
Ada Mitchell
Wesley Patterson
C B Myers
George Shuman
Clayton Twining
R Bame
G Ranger
George Ash William Pontius
Hayden Fouts
W Lanning
Bame
Ras Tracy Walliam Pontius
Wennual Confernee
R Bam
Wesles
Valuable Harness Stakes At Ohio State Fair Grand Circuit
Columbus special reports at the 18th Ohio State Fair in Columbus from Sept 27. Director of Agriculture Earl Ranefeld lists stake events including the Ohio Pacing Derby 215 pace, The Governor's Stake 1500, Director of Agriculture's Stake 1000, and several 2-year-old and 3-year-old pace and trot stakes with purses up to 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Earl Ranefeld
Governor's
Director of Agriculture
Our Lady of Consolation Parish Stand Workers Meeting
All stand workers of Our Lady of Consolation parish are requested to be on hand Sunday morning August 21 for a church event led by Fr Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Parish
Paul
Women's Prizes At Ohio State Fair
After years the Ohio State Fair will resume premiums for exhibits in the Women's Building with prizes in Oil and Watercolor Portraits Photography Quilt Bedspreads Crochet Work Miscellaneous Handwork and Woodwork for women 70 years old or more Also antiques and an adult education program in home economics by the Extension Service of Ohio State University studied by 60 000 rural Ohio homemakers in 44 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State Poor
Tori He Hoanefe
Agr Oniture
Extension Service of
Ohio State University
Ohio
New Homes Under Construction in Carey
Four new residences rise in Carey with two brick veneers and two frame dwellings. Dr and Mrs H K Van Buren begin a six room brick home on W Findlay modeled after the News Bee Toledo design. Ernest Dunn also builds a six room brick frame on W Findlay opposite Carey Park. J E Ziebarth starts a colonial frame house on W Findlay. Gail Newell builds a frame home on E Findlay near Wyandot Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
H K van Buren
Findlay Street
News-Bee
Toledo
Snyder Lumber Go
Ernest Dunn
W Findlay Street
Carey Park
J E Ziebarth
Findlay
Wentling Dible Wedding at Mt Vernon Camp Lychar Tabernacle
Miss Hazel Dible daughter of Mr and Mrs Willis Dible of McCutchenville and Wendel Wentling son of Clyde Wentling of Carey were married Sunday at Camp Lychar Tabernacle Mt Vernon Rev Lewis Naumann Findlay officiated The bride wore dark blue silk marquisette and satin with lace and Bible as gift The couple plans to live on the Wentling farm southeast of Carey after a short eastern trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dible
Willis Dible
McCutchenville
Wendel Wenting
Clyde Wentling
Carey
Camp Lychar Tabernacle
Mt Vernon
Lewis Naumann
Findlay
Wentling Farm
Care
Carey Eagles Defeat Fremont for Seventh Win of Season
The Carey Eagles defeated the Herhoway AC of Fremont 6 to 0 for their third straight win and seventh of the season. Wyatt pitched solidly until the ninth inning when Freddie Stover of Sycamore finished the game. Keckler and G Messmer led Carey with a double and single each. Enders added two singles. Fouts, Carey catcher, notched a triple in three at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Eagles
Herhoway AC
Fremont
Ff Wyatt
Freddie’ Stover
Sycamore
Wyatt
Eagles
Hickle Family Reunion Held at Tong Home
The Hickle family gathered at Mr and Mrs Hobart Tong on Vance Street with relatives from Dunkirk, Titan, Upper Sandusky, Nevada. Hobart Tong was elected president, Herbert Huckle vice president, and William Baldwin treasurer. The 1939 reunion is planned for the second Sunday in August at the Tong home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickle
Hobart Tong
Vance
Dunkirk Republic
Titan Upper
First Football Schedule Set With Liberty
Education on August 22 reports a high school football schedule reveal. Camy opens its season against Liberty of Hancock County at Care Friday September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camy
Liberty of
Hancock County
Care
Porter A Hendricks Auditor Exposed in Ensnared Ad Fraud
A report identifies PORTER A HENDRICKS as the auditor tied to the ad fraud scheme. The article outlines alleged misappropriation and the timeline of the activities, noting involvement with several entities and the laundering of funds through shell accounts.
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Carey Epworth League
Lakeside Institute
Dorcas Baker
Tepfin
Charlotte's Beauty Shop
Clayton
Mary McCormick
Roosevelt
Mackenzie King
Thousand Islands International Bridge System
Thousand Islands
RED & White
Rebekkah Lodge
Carey Sidewalk Project
Elza Garn
Fair Pictures
Hanefeld
Earl H. Hanefeld
Inculture and Industry
Reeves
MR. and
Mrs. Bish
W . Z Campbell
Ohio State
Liberty
Porter A Hendricks
Leurcidle Rall
Taft
Cv 3
Wright