Thanksgiving Play Draws Chilly Crowd at Carey Upper Football
Readable fragments describe Carey High School’s Thanksgiving Day football game against Upper Sandusky. Upper won 39 to 0 in slippery conditions with standout performances by Nelderhouser and Harman. Lineups list Carey and Upper players and substitutes.
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Carey-Upper
Bluffton
Risingsun
Carey
Upper
Tiler
Neiderhéuser
Harman
Arnold le
Fagan It
Allen
Hainess
Bamerg
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Cristie
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Jesko F
Upper Sandusky
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Hale
Althouser
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Hederick
Farmers Community Club Backs Fuel Price Inquiry
At a Carey Farmers Community Club meeting W S Huffman spoke on community spirit. Truman Romig, as a one man committee, led a joint Kiwanis and club resolution to investigate with The Standard Oil Co in Toledo why iooline costs two to three cents more in Wyandot County than neighboring counties. An effort to obtain the lower price will be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers Community Club
W. S. Huffman
Truman Romig
Kiwanis Club
Standard Oil Co
Toledo
Wyandot
Findlay council approves multiple village bills and December lighting plan
The Findlay council met Monday with Mayor Campbell Clerk Mofor and several councilmen present. Bills approved include Ohio Power electric for November 4877.60 and numerous salaries and sundry expenses. A resolution authorized Trustees of Public Affairs to extend electric lighting for ornamental street lights in parts of the village, with wiring costs estimated at three to four hundred dollars.
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Campbell
Mofor
Chambers
Livingston
Johnson
Gottfried
Feasel
Hoft
Board of Affairs
Ohio Power Co
Electric
W. Deerwester
Brank Fry
Samei
Slater
Same
Lilian” Lytle
Palary
D.C
Geo. W. Bish
Mary Mosier
Westinghouse Electric Supply_C Co
Wm. _Lanker
Elmer Strahm
Simé
Kil. Leonard
Ohie Fuel. Gas'Co
Frost Fooniyadndoffies
Ania
Atsr
Works
R. Zeis
Case
L. A. Kramer
Carey Corporation
Minor Mann
Charles Carr
Ed Campbell, Jr
Se H. Heck
Daisy Mayer
Bittie Walters
Mary Moser
Boards of Public Affairs
Town Hall
J. D. Siddall
Scoarse
Joe Schira
Earl Grean
Post
American Legion
Knights of Pythias
Crawford Township
C_I. Kessler
E. B. Kurtz
Trustees of Public Affairs
Findlay Street
Vance Street
H. B Keller
S. R. Bame
Porter Hendricks
L. W. Deerwester
Keller
Board Faces Criticism Over Rates and Park Funding
The board defends electric and water rate changes as the right move, noting planned discounts will be re-evaluated if additions fail. They invite the council to meet for information as Dr. Bame pushes for more park upkeep funds. The council orders itemized bills per the state bureau of inspection. Adjournment set for two weeks.
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Bame
Board
State Bureau of Inspection
Thanksgiving Gatherings Reported Across Carey Area
Local families and friends from Carey and surrounding towns shared Thanksgiving meals and visits. Names include Dietelbach, Gordon, Jacobs, Farmer, Crates, Hendricks, Thompson, Halloran, Herman, Cranges, and Van Horn, with multiple households hosting relatives and friends.
Thanksgiving Guests From Several Areas Visit the Horn Home
Roy Eschbach and Mr and Mrs Elmer Woodard and children of this place visit at Rev Horn’s home with Mr and Mrs Dennis DeVene and children of Carey and Mr and Mrs Jones from Werled West Virginia spending Thanksgiving there. Mrs Horn’s daughter Mrs Carroll of Painesville is also present over the holiday. Mrs Blabber notes a happy morning as Mrs Gabber reveals her husband has had a nervous breakdown and they are moving to California.
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James, Grates
Atle’ ‘Tifin
Business College
Daritel
Crates
Irona
Horn
Harry
van ‘Horn
Crangon
Thomas
Inner Vogel
Mary Louises
Fred Hen‘dricks
Hallie
Herman
Cleveland
the Swamp
Horen
Shull
Daniel Crates
Teeth
Gofifrey
Iduillysof
Upper
Sandisky
Francie Beck
Phar
P. L. Shuck
James Bernhart
Arnold
Dortha. Beck
Franklin Bennett
Ralph Bowman
Wharton
Harry Thompson
Ethel
Reva
Ellen Thompson
Charles Thompson
John
Carey
Everett Farmer
Fred Lee
Oliver ‘Smith
Ettle Smith
Roy Eschbach
Elmer Woodard
Dennis Devene
Jones
Werled
W. Va
Wheat Oats Butterfat Eggs First Grade Eggs
Readable fragments show terms related to grain and dairy products including Wheat, Oats, Butterfat and Eggs with reference to first grade Eggs. The text appears as a fragmented list or ledger line from a classifieds or market notice without full context.
Hunting Notice Prohibits Trespass on Signed Lands
A published hunting notice bans trespassing on land owned or controlled by multiple signatories including Harry Ehrlich F AL Eakin J D Carothers and others. A 25 cent charge is noted for each name signed to the notice.
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Harry Ehrlich
F. AL Eakin
J. D. Carothers
Jennié Nigh
EE Brown
Acb
fuMmink
Clarerice Ganel
D. ‘Lenner
H Brown
Homiet
John
Shook
M. Orians
Stief Bros
Clark
Laura Stevens
August
Peter
Co. C
Hoopf
Eadhi
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Olet McCormack
Blaine Hunter
Elmer Ritter
Maxine Stiner
Alice de Vene
Richard Wenner
Plymouth
Eleanor. Ktout
Flossie Chambers
Marguerite Reynolds
Margery Gobrecht
Eleanor Krout
Bobby Frederick
Elizabeth Howard
Jack , Wright, Joe, Baker
Ted Heck
Margy ‘Turner
Robert Binkley
Farmers Community Club
Council
Bankers
the Peoples Bankc Co
QHIO
Yanlue
le Miseés
Osephide Simon
Mrs. Howard Lee
Merle Boyles
Mrs
Carey Hendricks
Emma Dietelbach
Tiffin
Sam Gordon
Otterbein Guild
Marguerite Jacobs
Roy Farmer
Maurice Sites of
Findlay
A. P. Sites
E. L. Swihart
Columbus
Charles Smith
Miss Zaida
Robert Long
Arcadia
John “Halloran
Paul Crates
J. J. Herman
J. Eiverett-Shuck
Obed Crow
West Independence
Ruby Criger
June
Tom
Milton Hendricks
Bob White
Milton Sills
Zane Grey
Fox News
Vitaphone
Act
Grace Moore
Metro-Goldwyn.mayer
Reginald Denny Wallace Beery Jobyna Rowland
Jennie Lind
Wallace Beery
Reginald Denny
National Lime & Stone Co
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Fostoria 11-Or- Carey
Fostoria Animal Products,inc
Fostoria, Ohio
Wernick Products Co
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