4 H Girls Work Chosen for Fair
Wyandot county 4 H girls were selected for state fair duties after the county event at the fairgrounds drew 170 participants. Eileen Brooks earned representation in the complete costume department, while Helen Barick and Alene Eich earned places in dress review. Mary J. Martin led the health contest, and the Sycamore club placed two teams in demonstrations with Packing a Suitcase as their lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Brooks
Salem
Wyandot County
Helen Barick
Alene Eich
Nevada Mohawk Club
Marjorie Vaughn
Carey Girls
Mary J. Martin
Sycamore Club
Erma Yost
Carey Club
Eileen Bennett
Upper Ever Ready Club
Sarah J. Dake
Eileen
Ann Bennett
Carol Miller
Smithville
Marjorie Rose
Marseilles
Widow of James Bennett Dies in Sycamore Home
Mrs Emma Bennett 69 widow of James Bennett died at her Sycamore home after a paralytic stroke. Born September 24 1872 in Wyandot County she married James Bennett in 1891, now deceased. Survived by five sons Harry Hammond James Noble Lloyd and Jesse. two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Moore Funeral Home Sycamore with Rev J E Shaffer officiating. burial at Ritchie Cemetery near Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Bennett
Emma Tex
James Cro.m
Sycamore
Bennett
Wyandot County
Jesse
Julia (Roberts) Griffith
James Bennett
Harry
Hammond
James
Crown Point
Ind
Noble
Lloyd
Crawford
Moore Funeral Home
J E Shaffer
Ritchie Cemetery
Mrs Ida May Ernest Dies After Four Month Illness
Mrs. Ida May Ernest 63 formerly of 608 Putnam street died 10:30 Friday morning in Wyandot county hospital after four months with endocarditis. Born March 24, 1878 in Lansing Michigan she is survived by two daughters and a son Mrs Maxine Baker Daniel Ernest and Mrs Anne Springer. Funeral held at Coderden funeral home at 2 Sunday with Rev A G Masser officiating. Interment Harmon cemetery Gilboa.
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Ida May Ernest
Putnam Street
Wyandot County Hospital
Ernest
Lansing
Mich
Porter
Hannah Flanders
Edward Ernest
Maxine Baker
South Street
Daniel Ernest
Pittsfield
Mass
Anne Springer
McComb
Gilboa
Codren
A. G. Masser
Harmon Cemetery
Findlay Republican Courier
Carey
Ray Thatcher Dies in California Veteran of World War I
Alfred Ray Thatcher died at his San Fernando home Sunday after a short pneumonia illness. A Carey native, he lived most of his life here before moving west for health. Survived by wife Helen McArthur, a sister Mrs. Forest Miller of Arlington, step-father John Kleopfer and step-brother Fred Kleopfer both of Carey. Funeral and burial in Veterans Cemetery San Fernando. Thatcher served in Co I 146th Infantry 37th Division in World War I.
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Alfred Ray Thatcher
San Fernando
Calif
Thatcher
Carey
Wyandot County
Helen McArthur
Forest Miller
Arlington
John Kleopfer
Mare Struck by Auto Near Findlay Injures Stahl Property
A mare owned by Truman Stahl of Lima road was cut slightly but not seriously after being struck by a car at 8 30 pm Tuesday in front of the Stahl home near Findlay. State patrolmen said the horse ran onto the highway into the path of a car driven by Ray Wise of Findlay. Wise his wife and four daughters were not injured as the horse’s head went through the windshield while Stahl and his son tried to catch the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Stahl
Lima Road
Stahl
Findlay
Ray Wise
Wise
1942 AAA Program Sets Minimum Soil Conservation Goals
The 1942 agricultural conservation program replaces most soil-depleting allotments with minimum soil conserving goals to boost conservation on farms and support defense needs. Five plans vary by state, including percentage targets for conserving crops and erosion control, with payments tied to meeting soil-building goals.
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Defense
AAA
Department of Agriculture
Alabama
North Carolina
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Wisconsin
Death of Mrs Adda Upton and Kroger manager Thibaut in Ohio crash
Mrs Adda Upton of Sycamore visited Carey en route from London after being summoned by the death of her cousin George Woodrow Thibaut aged 27 manager of a Kroger store in West Jefferson died from injuries after his car struck a dog on a curve and left the road. The Carey Girls club met at the high school and planned a bake sale with date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adda Upton
Sycamore
Carey
Clara Beitler
Mattie Myers
London
George Woodrow Thibaut
Thibaut
Kroger
West Jefferson
Carl Thibaut
Carey Girls 4-H Club Chooses County Health Contest Representatives
At the Carey high school meeting on August 2 00 p m members had photos taken and discussed records. Local project judging is set for Wednesday August 13 at 1 00 p m and the county style revue at Upper Sandusky fairgrounds August 14 at 10 00 a m. Assistant county health nurse Mrs John Neate selected Marjorie Vaughn and Erma Yost to represent Carey in the county health contest.
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The
Carey Girls
Carey
Upper
Sandusky Fairgrounds
John Neate
Marjorie Vaughn
Erma Yost
Samuel Smith Family Picnic Plans Continue Annual Gatherings
Descendants of the late Samuel Smith held their first family picnic at Ernest E. Smith’s Kansas home with about 65 attendees. They voted to continue the picnic annually, with the next gathering set for the third Sunday of August 1942 at Rudolph Pore’s home in Williamstown. Officers elected include President Ernest E. Smith and vice president John Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Smith
Ernest E. Smith
Kansas
Rudolph Pore
Williamstown
John Phillips
Cloyce Rader
Carey
Niall Walters
New Carlisle
Owen Bliss
Waneta Bliss
Detroit
Rudolph ‘Pore
Dean Dolye
Betty Daugherty
W. B. Fowels
Findlay
Ruth Daugherty
Toledo
Land
Frank French
Bloomdale
Ralph Dibie
Upper
Sandusky
Walter Dibie
Frances
Naomi
Alton Phillips
Orville Phillips
Paul Kauffman
Charles England
Carl Dible
Bert Smith
Forest
Opal
Fordyce Gottfried
Fostoria
New Uniform Traffic Act Bans Muffler Cut-outs
On September 6 the Uniform Traffic Act takes effect banning muffler cut-outs and requiring mufflers in good working order. First offense carries up to 50 dollars, second offense up to 100 dollars or 10 days, and third offense up to 200 dollars or 30 days. enforcement will be strict by state patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Fort Stephenson 1813 Siege and Young Croghan Heroics
A 21 year old Major George Croghan defied General William Henry Harrison over Fort Stephenson. British and Shawnee forces attacked with gunboats and howitzers, but Old Betsy the six inch cannon helped Repel the siege. The British withdrew, boosting Ohio defense and foreshadowing Lake Erie setback.
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Betsy
Fort Stephenson
United States
England
Ohio
J William Henry Harrison
George Croghan
Fort Seneca
Croghan
Tecumseh
Harrison
Sandusky River
Carey Boys 4 H Club Holds August Meeting
The Carey Boys 4 H club met at the high school with president Leo Karcher in charge. Ted Wonder read minutes and spoke on Camp Pittenger trips while talks covered 16 projects. A joint meeting with the Carey Girls 4 H club is planned for August 28 at Carey park with a wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Boys
Armand Orians
Carey Girls
Carey Park
Bernard Karcher
Printed or Engraved Name Cards at The Carey Times Office
Readable text notes name cards found at The Carey Times office. The items appear as printed or engraved identifiers used for staff or visitors. Details on names or dates are not provided in the fragment.
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Carey Times
Typewriter Ribbons and Adding Machine Rolls Sold
In The Carey Times a brief notice lists typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons available for purchase. The item names appear as compact consignments typical of a classified notice.
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The
Carey Times
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ED Ernest
Ray Thatcher
Holden
Carey and
Upper Sandusky
Baby Beef
Wieners
David Davies
Fremont
Freemont
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