Local residents host friends and relatives in Carey crowd
Mrs. Earl Caudill and Mrs. Ethel Phipps visited Sunday afternoon. Akron visitors Mr. and Mrs. William Howard stayed with relatives. Several dinner visits occurred with the McDowell, Heck, Hagley, and Spackey families. H C Wonder underwent hospital observation and a major April operation at Findlay hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Caudill
Ethel Phipps
William Howard
Akron
Carey
H. M. Conley
James Caudill
Clarence Hagley
Russell
R. McDowell
David Heck
Medina
Carl Heck
Ralph Heck
H. C. Wonder
Findlay Hospital
Wonder
Jack Twining
Russell Twining
South Street
John Twining
Fostoria
Mary Ruth Spackey
Grant Hospital
Columbus
William Spackey
H. C. Myers
Oral Hartman
Roy Howard
Peter Aurand
Mt. Blanchard Journal
Harold Shull
Ft. Knox
Agnes Shull
Omas
Mansfield
Russell*Shull
Harry Shull
Ethel Shull
Faith
Thomas
Social Roundup Notes from Carey Area Visitors
Local residents and relatives visited relatives across Carey and nearby towns this weekend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stoll, Mrs. Beulah Salyer, Mrs. Roscoe Wedge family, and Corporal Howard McKinnon on furlough. Several Delaware Wesleyan students plan holidays at home, while others travel to Columbus and Pensacola for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Stoll
Harry Stoll
EB. K
G. B. Conley
Springville
James Caudill
Roscoe Wedge
Forest
Carey
Hugh Hayman
Nancy ‘Hayman
Melmore
Frank Galbroner
Glenn O 'Black
Delaware
C. C. Wenner
John Snobarger
Columbus
Richard"Wenger
Earl Caudill
Emogene Caudill
East of Carey
Beulah Salyer
Gayey
Corp
Howard McKinnon
Camp Shelby
Miss
Ird. McKinnon
Talmadze Huston
Joe New- Hardi
Ohio Wesleyan ‘University
A. HE. Donelson
Diane
Pensacola
Fla
Cora Young
Mary Cole
Springfield
Harold Dible
Dwight Hile
Fostoria
Dallas Putnam
Ollie Graves
West Street
Oland Lambert
San Antonio
Kenton
Wharton
Bristoll
Mildred Williams
Alexandria
B. C. Bowling
John Twining
Clayton Twining
Carew
Howard Moe
Toledo
Oak Ridge San
L. J. Cooke
Niles Bldg
Findlay
Ohio
W. L. Logsdon
South of Carew
Elizabeth
J. T. Stombaugh
B. ¥. Logsdon
Detroit
Leo Bradman
Stombaugh
Logsdon
Ralph Brown
Public Sale At Carey Mt Blanchard Road 1941 Auction
The undersigned offers for sale at his farm on Saturday December 20 1941 at 12 noon near Carey and west of Beech Grove church on the Mt Blancha road. Items include a sound sorrel mare, two cows a 5 year old heifer and another cow, farm implements such as a Champion binder 6 ft cut, McCormick mower 5 ft cut Emerson breaking plow, Shunk walking plow, corn plow McCormick disc spring tooth harrow 17 teeth steel land roller wagon hay ladder top buggy stone bed and more. Also 300 bushels of corn and fodder. Terms cash. No goods removed until settled for. Buyers F B Schade & Son Dave Walter auctioneer P E Diller clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Emerson
F. B. Schade & Son
Dave Walter
P. E. Diller
Milk and Cream Weighing Licensing Now Required in Ohio
Ohio law HB 569 enacted May 14 1941 requires all persons who weigh sample or test milk and cream in Ohio to obtain a license. Examinations are administered by the Ohio State University dairy program with written oral and lab components. Sessions run 8 to 11:45 and 1 to 5 at Columbus for applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Columbus
L. H Burewald
Dairy Department
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Division of Foods and Dairies
Women of the Moose Entertains Charter Members
The Women of the Moose held a meeting Tuesday night with 11 of 12 charter members present. Each received a handkerchief gift and a potluck supper followed by Christmas games and gift exchanges. Irma Weininger spoke of the January conference. members brought gifts for Mooseheart. Ellen Wisebaker and Inez Stombaugh chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart
Ellen Wisebaker
Inez Stombaugh
Service Men Letters Sought by The Carey Times
The Carey Times asks service members to send letters from any military branch to relatives or the newspaper for publication. The appeal emphasizes timely submissions to feature in upcoming issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Notable Averages Listed in Historical Record
The document lists a series of names with corresponding numerical values such as Fr. Robert 91 and Mitten 167 among others. Additional entries include Messmer 159 Niederkohr 157 D Mitten 156 Babies 148 Fr Joseph 145 Iaubert 144 Pieracin 144 Dubois 144 R Mathias 141 Bland 141 and Lonsway 115.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jacoby
C. R. Lonsway
E. Mathias
V. Mitten
Fr Rober
Rey Mathias
Mitten
Pieracini
Sacco
Rupert
Ange
Bland Pendeneneeceen
DH. Messmer
Cline Wee Qgreweneece
Marians
Montgomery
P. Bland
Fr. Joseph
J. Bakies
R. Dubois
Ewine’s
A. Niederkohr
Fetters
Frazier Bee Nweeeesen
Paetznick Mewnesee
Williams
P. Powell
If. Kinney
HL. Dible
IA. Niederkohr
Swan Rubber Co
G. Lab
Ales Sewer
Esemeenees
G. Allen
Moose
Sacco Aoa
Ewing’s
Ae Peer Awe Ewer Ewan
K. of P
Fr. Robert
Messmer
Niederkohr
D. Mitten
Babies
Joseph
Iaubert
Dubois
R. Mathias
Bland
Saof
Lonsway
Carey K
Upper Sandusky K
C J
Ed’s
Steinmetz Athe Geog
Johnson
Gardner Pebeereeteee
Beebe Breitigam
Ulrich Sete
Jesko Seeee
Kear’s
Tongene Ee Reer
Mathern
Kidwell
Kear
Cc Jenkins
R Blue
Joe's Restaurant
Ove
G Dunn
Schira
Dunn
J Frederick
National Lime & Stone Co
E Messmer
R. Exline
C Baker
H Shue
Io Reynolds
Repair Farm Machinery Urges Defense Board
Farmers urged to repair farm machinery for the 1942 food-for-freedom drive due to reduced new equipment production. Report any parts or materials difficulties to the county USDA defense board to avoid delays and crop losses. Leary B. Wickiser, chairman, pledges board support to farmers and dealers in obtaining repair parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usda Defense Board
Leary B. Wickiser
Kroger Store to Close Wednesday Evenings Starting January 7
Kroger will close on Wednesday nights beginning January 7 and asks for customer cooperation. The notice lists store hours 49 through 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.R. Conley
D.C
Kroger’s
Carey
Ohio
We May Live On in Peaceful Local Life
A Holgate Henry County view urges gratitude for stable local living amid national defense spending. It warns that after the boom, many who sought city wages may lose jobs and safety, while locals hope to remain secure if they stay discreet and content with daily life.
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Detisla
RCA Ree
Evans and Ronson
Coty's
Stag
Bot Sea
Varieries
Paris
Ewing Drug Store
Beech Grove Church
Mt. Blancha Road
Geraldene Conley
Beulah Caudill
Mrs
Clyde Maye
Dickie
John Williams
E. South Street
Frank Kilzus
Miss Ruth
Gene Beier
Fremont
Henry Pahl
Geraldine Beitler
Wright Field
Dayton
Upper Sandusky
Corabelle Kaufman
Marion Business College
Sycamore
Women OF
Paye
Business Men’s League
Games
Gasettes
Stutzman
Emerine
Kimmel
Tong
J. Donelson
Defense Board
Carey Theatre
G. Robinson
Laraine Day
Also
Roy Rogers
Gabby Hayes
Tombstone
Wm. Powell
Myrna Loy
News of World Novelty Musical
Don Ameche
Rosalind Russell
the Feminine Touch
E. Findlay St
Dr. K. S. Rowe Optometrist
First National Bank
Star Theatre
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Laraine Day and
Edw G Robinson
Dr. Marquis
George Montgomery
Cowboy and the
Dick Tracy Vs. Crime Inc
Eleanor Powell
Ann Sothern
Robert Young
Lionel Barrymore