Lieutenant Tracy Wounded in Action in Belgium
Word from North Street indicates Lt. Tracy 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Praty, was wounded in action in Belgium on January 15 and was confined to a hospital in England. He trained as an infantryman at Fort Benning and served from October 1943, with overseas deployment beginning October 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Ray
Praty
In War ‘Départment
of ‘Wee
Quitsted
Tins Zther
Army Dabout
Alge
Enilisten van Avright
iDayfony
Ofiters
Ated. Was ‘Commiasgened
Davis, N.S .Ai
Fort; Benning
Fort Bliss
Texas
Pre Lentert Retreat at Christ Lutheran Church
A Pre Lenten retreat will be conducted at Christ Lutheran Church next Sunday at 3 30 p m for Lutheran young people and Leaguers from Carey area. Attendees from Upper Sandusky Nevada Marion Ada Findlay Tiffin North Baltimore Arcadia Teipsic Bluffton Malintar and Fremont. Theme is For ithe Living of These Days. Carey participants include Martha Ann Spenzler Prodric Snobarger Joyce Snyder. After the service a supper by the Mary Martha class will be served. tickets 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran_ young
Caray
Cwill
Upper Sandusky
Nevada
Marion
Ada
Findlay
Tiffin
North -Balt
Arcadia
Teipsic
Bluffton Malintar
Mary‘Martha
Aml
Marine CPL Lester Wagner Home on Leave
Cpl. Lester Wagner son of Mr and Mrs G C Wagner of N Vance Street arrived in Carey Sunday from Bainbridge hospital Maryland He is a U S Marine with a 15 day leave Wounded in both legs in an engagement on Peleliu Island September 28 He arrived in San Francisco in November and was sent to Bainbridge hospital He will return there after leave to undergo further operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Lester Wagner
G. C .Wagner
N. Vance Street
Carey Sunday
Mainbridge Hospital
Bairbridge
U.S. Marines
Cpt
Wagner
Pelelieu Island
Hea
San Francisco
Bainbridge Hospital
Sewing Ber and Potluck Supper by Past Chiefs
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters plan a carpet rag sewing session and a potluck supper for Thursday afternoon February 15 at the hall on S Patterson Street. Sewing runs 4:60 to 5:00 and the potluck is at 5:30 followed by a regular meeting with Mrs. J. F. Dible as birthday social chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
S Patterson Street
J. F. Dible
Selectees Inducted Into Armed Forces
The following men have been inducted into the armed forces Edward J Post Nevada Navy Wayne E Leightey Upper Sandusky Navy Wade F McDaniel Syca more Navy John E Ulrich Upper Sandusky Army Charles E McClain Upper Sandusky Army Wilbur B Frey Harpster Army
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Joseph Post
Nevada
Navy
Wayne Edmund Leightey
Upper Sandusky
Wale Franklin McDaniel
Sycamore
John Evan Ulrich
Army
Charles Edwin McClain
Upper Sardusky
Wilbur EB. Frey
Harpster
Carey Lodge Sends Notice of Friday Regular Meeting
Masonic notice states Carey lodge No 420 F and A M will hold a regular meeting Friday at 7 30 PM in the Masonic hall. The B A degree will be worked. W M I E Mulholland and Secy Wm Zahn sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Lodge
F&a M
Masonic Hall
B. A. de
Palm
Ear Rebekah Lodge
Hela
Knights of Columbus Meeting Date Postponed
Carey council No 1925 Knights of Columbus will meet Thursday evening February 15 instead of Tuesday February 13. Ralph Pieracini Grand Knight reports the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Council
Knights of Columbus
Ralph Pieracini
Grand K Knighe
Northwest District basketball tournament schedule listed
The Northwest District announces a parochial and junior high basketball tourney to determine qualifiers. Games run Feb 20 23 and 26 at Fremont Ross High School with multiple matchups paced across three dates culminating in a final to crown the district winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bascom
Fremont Ross
Northayest District’ Board
Fostoria St. Wen
Carey Theatre Seeks Wood Fuel for War Effort
Carey Theatre manager Leo T Jones urges residents to supply tree towns branches stumps and corn cobs to conserve coal for homes and war production. Contact Robert Lantz at home or call Carey phone 1 in the evening with wood type and quantity to help keep the theatre open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Theatre
Leo T. Jones
Robert Lantz
Carey
Valentine Party at Our Lady of Consolation Hall
A pre Lenten Valentine party hosted by the Christian Mothers and the Young Ladies sodality will take place in the parish hall Tuesday evening February 18. The sodality plans the decorations with a Valentine motif and will run the event with games dancing and lunch served. John Welsh will lead the musical program. Admission is 5 cents. children under seven admitted free if with parents. The general public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Mothers
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Our Lady of Consolation Parish
Sodality
John Welsh
Findlay Group EB Y F Rally at St Pauls Findlay
The Findlay EB Y F 62 rally will be held Tuesday at 7 20 p m at St Pauls Church Findlay Rev Lipker Nazaren e Church Findlay will speak Rev A E Clark West Park Evangelical Church Findlay will read songs The service includes recreation and light refreshments Memorial Church youth are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
EB. Y. F
The
Evangélical Church
St. Paul’s Church
Lipker
the Nazarene Church
Wein
A. E Clark
West Park
Italian Spaghetti Supper at Brotherhood Meeting
The Brotherhood of Christ Lutheran Church invites all men to a six thirty meal tonight. Rev Dr M Su Dolbeer of India will speak and show colored films about Indian life and customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Chirst Lutheran Church
M. Su. Dobbeer
India
Dolbeer
Nell Twining Wins Poetry Award in Christmas Issue
Mrs Nell Twining of North Patterson Street received the Frederick Martens cash award for the best poem in the Christmas number of The Poesy Echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Twining
N. Patterson
Frederick Martens
Poesy Econ
Eagles Dancer to Host Saturday Night Dance
The Eagles Dancer announces weekly Saturday night dances at the Eagles Ball with music by the Victory Boosters. Attendees can expect round and square dancing to lively tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Sduare
Victory Boosters
Veterans of Railway Unit Push War Material Transport
The 7th Railway Operating Battalion under the Sixth Army Group in France is praised for rebuilding destroyed bridges, restoring signals, and reconditioning locomotives after the invasion. Pvt. Frederick J. Tanner of McCutchenville and Pvt. Arthur J. Hank of Nevada are among its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army’ Group
France
Mediterranean
United States
7Th Aamy
Jacob L Tevers
6Th Army Group
Carl R. Gray
1St Military Railway Service
Missing Soldier Home After 1944 Luxembourg Action
Mr and Mrs Henry Musgrave of St Patterson Street learn their grandson Pvt Carl Allan Van Buskirk 26 has returned from missing in action in Luxembourg since December 24 1944 His wife Carlita and their two children Marlene 6 and Stephen 5 months live at Biz Springs near Bellefontaine The soldier is son of Mr and Mrs John Van Buskirk of Northwood formerly Hazel Musgrave His prewar work included Northwood stone quarry and National Lime Stone plant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Musgrave
St. Patterson Street
Carl Allan van Bustirk
Luxembourg
Raals
Carlita van Bust Kirk
Nwwo
Marlene
Stephen
Biz Springs
Bellefontaine
Pvt
van Buskirk
John van Buskirk
Northwood
Hazel Musgrave
National Lime & Stone Company
Wesleyan Guild Meeting Plans Hard Time Party and White Elephant Sale
The Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School group will meet Monday at 8:09 p.m. at High Street with Mrs J F Brown hosting. A Hard Time party and White Elephant sale are planned, with fines for improper attire or missing a White Elephant. Hosts are Mrs Brown Mrs J F Dihle Mrs Emery Ulrich and Mrs Ralph Vogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Guild of the
Methodist “Sunday School
J. F. Brown
High Street
Brown
J. F. Dihle
Emery Ulrich
Ralph Vogel
Community Institute prizes awarded at Carey High School event
Prizes were awarded for art and textile displays at the Carey Community Institute held at the high school building on Monday and Tuesday. Winners included Patricia Claflin, Dorothy Weaver, Mrs. Perry McDaniel, and others in embroidery, knitting, quilts, and antiques. industrial displays were presented by Porcelain Products, National Lime & Stone, Humolite, Swan Rubber, Carey Aardle & Lumber, and Haines Products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Dudges
Patricia Claflin
Robert” ‘Smith
Peaken Orothy
Ann Weaver
Dorothy
Ann
McLianiel
Anna Weare - Creewee
William, Péircer
Forest” aMfyeis
Perry McDaniel
A. E. Constien
L. E. Treece
Martha
Lyhn McDaniel Ow
Barbara Priver
Joyce Myers
Jacob Nitrauer
William Peirce
Mark Karr
Grover C. Wagner
Earl B. Driver
A. J. King
Cletus Courtad
Porcelain Products, Inc
National Lime & Stone Co
Humolite Corp
Swan Rubber Co
Carey Aardle & Lumber Co
Haines Products
Canteen Notes Teens Open Canteen After School
The Teen Canteen operated several afternoons last week when schools closed with teachers Mrs Lyden Miss Clafin Miss Harvar and Miss Greiser serving as chaperons Regular evenings featured Mrs Ralph Filarcini and Mrs Cletus Collet on Wednesday Mrs Truman Young and Mrs Kenneth Knownlten on Saturday and Mr and Mrs Gail Newell with Mr and Mrs Perry McDaniel on Sunday This Friday February 9 the canteen will be open to 7th and 8th grade pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oen
Lyden
Clafin
Harvar
Greiser
Ralph Fpilracini
Cletus Collet
Truman Young
Kenneth Knownlten
Gail Newell
Perry McDaniel
Unusual Double Egg Report From Carey Area
Mrs. Gerald Cellet near Carey found a Barred Rock hen laid an egg 7% inches long and 7% inches around. The shell contained 4g¢ white material and another shell with a second egg inside. Inside the second shell lay a normal egg with yolk and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Cellet
South of Carey
Final Session of Carey Community Institute Friday Evening
The Carey Community Institute wraps up with a program at the school auditorium Friday at 8 o clock. Features include Beh Dowd of Kenton with a magic and sleight of hand show, vocal and instrumental acts, a box social, and a square dance. Admission 10 to 30 cents depending on grade or adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Community Institute
Beh Dowd
Kenton
Joan Cole
Sammy McChesney II
Lucile Montague
Clayton Shuman
Service column lists service addresses for mailed notices
A carey times notice urges careful handling of servicemen addresses printed in the column. Readers are asked to obtain complete addresses from relatives or the Carey Times, listing numerous servicemen with their units and locations such as Little Creek Virginia Corpus Christi Texas Parris Island South Carolina Fleet Post Office San Francisco California and Fort Meade Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Stringfellow Named Division Highway Engineer
Lima Feb 7 Max Stringfellow of Findlay is named division highway engineer of Division No 1 succeeding O C Koll with headquarters here The division covers Allen Van Wert Hardin Wyandot Hancock Putnam Paulding and Defiance counties including these counties as part of the new assignment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Max Stringfellow
Findlay
O. C. Koll
Aivision
Allen, van Wert
Hardin
Wyandot
Hancock
Putnam, Paulding
Defiance Counties
Pvt Elmer Ritter Killed in Action in Belgium
Mr and Mrs Harold Ritter of 112 High Street received word last Saturday their eldest son Pvt Elmer K Ritter was killed in action January 12 in Belgium. He had served since April and was wounded earlier earning the Purple Heart. The Ritter family previously resided in Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ritter
High Street
Successful Fox Chase Draws 54 Sportsmen Near Crawford
A fox chase Saturday afternoon near Crawford drew 54 sportsmen who hunted two foxes and one hawk. Harold Rife and Jack Clarke each shot a fox while Ralph Bingle killed the hawk. The hunt moved from Crawford store to creek bottom and plans for another hunt next Saturday at Weber's store. Shotguns only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Fox
Harold Rife
Jack Clarke
Ralph Bingle
Weber's
Revival under way at Memorial Evangelical Church
The mid winter revival continues nightly at 7 20 with Dr Petticord Mrs Petticord Rev and Mrs F M Smith in charge. Sunday closes the meetings and crowds grow nightly in Carey with gospel preachers and musicians. A welcome is extended as space allows. Rev B L Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Evangelical Church
Petticord
Rev
B. L. Lee
East Side Market Sold to Hall Couple on Findlay Street
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wagner have sold the East Side Market on E Findlay street to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall who take possession. Hall is a Carey public schools teacher and principal at the Col Crawford building and will continue in that role while helping run the store. The Wagners owned the market about 15 years and will focus on two family farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Wagner
East Side Market
E. Findlay Street
Charles Hall
Hall
Carey Public Schools
Col. Crawford
Luther League elects new officers at Christ Lutheran Church
New officers elected last Sunday head the Luther League of Christ Lutheran Church. Fredric Sn barger is president Carl Michael Gottfried is vice president Martha Ann Spensler is secretary and Robert Humbert is treasurer. Joyce Snider is pianist Joan Frazier is assistant. The group meets Sunday at 6 30 p m and invites all high school youths not members of another church to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of Christ Lutheran Church
Fredric Snbarger
Carl Michael Gottfried
Martha Ann Spensler
Robert Humbert
Joyce Snider
Joan Frazier
Christ Luther League
Card of Thanks from Mrs F H Pressler
The notice expresses gratitude to friends who sent flowers cards letters and gifts during and after a hospital stay at White Cross hospital Columbus from Mrs F H Pressler after her return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
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Jack
Tracy
Christ
Lutheran
Ber
SLX Seleciles
Armed Forces
Gree
I. E. Mulholland
W. M. WM. Zahn
Sec'y
K. OF
Mbeeling
Rebekah Lodge
Notich
Catholic Hall
Findlay Group
FE. Y. F. Rally
Wesleyan Guild Meeting
Wesley Wonder
Athur Piker
Bovest_Myers
And
Bob Dowd
Harold Platt
Repair Dept
Little Creek
Virginia
John T. Schira
ACT. T. C
Ward Island
Corpus Christi
Herbert R. Schubert
New York
Clayton ShifJl
S'Sgt
Nevin E. Williams
Post Troops
Parris Island
South Carolina
Edmund EB. Logsdon
Fleet Fast Office
California
Charles P. Logsdon
Sec. A
C. F. T. C. Pool-Saacc
San Antonio
Loren C. Helfer
Clo
Wallace L. Phillips
Cou
U.S. M
Sheepshead Bay
Brooklyn
Robert M. Reynolds
KR. M
Fleet Post Office
Howard T. Mitten
Cox
U. S. N. V. S. Naval Receiving Station
Sumner Street
Gaston
Massachusetts
Jack W. ‘Tracy
Edward I. Messmer
P. O
Pte
Wilbert Bohlen
A. FB
Eng. Sq
Section
F. McCook
Nebraska
William H. O'Flaherty
Als. Co
Great Lakes
Illinois
Anthony Fabiani
A. BP
Theodore Jesko
Co. C
Reg
Fort George G. Meade
Maryland
Arvin C. Cluuse
U.S N. R. Elc
Max. Stringfellow
Hiv
Elmer Ritter
Hame
F. H. Pressler
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