Carey Hi Falls to Ada in Overtime. Dennison 17 points
Carey Hi dropped a 45 42 overtime loss to Ada last Friday. Dennison scored 17 before fouling out in the 4th. Carey’s record stands three losses and five ties. January February schedule listed with games at Bremont St. Joseph's Salem North Baltimore Upper Calvert Tiffin Kenton and two Upper games. The home date with Upper moved to February 13 due to county tournament starting February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ada
Dennison
Bremont St. Joseph’s
Salem
North Baltimore
Upper
Tiffin Calvert
Kenton
Carey Kiwanis Club Names Committee for Year
The Carey Kiwanis Club met Monday at Trubey’s restaurant with A. L. Mattoon speaking on Kiwanis International Anniversary. President Frank Edwards announced committees for House and Reception, Kiwanis Education, Public Affairs, Boys and Girls, Membership and Attendance, Classification and Finance, Support of Churches, Agriculture, Vocational Guidance, and Interclub Relations, listing members for each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Kiwanis Club
Trubey'’s
A. L. Mattoon
Findlay High School
Mattoon
Findlay Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Frank Edwards
House
B. T. Dromgold
Harry Bristoll
Charles E. Gibbins
Kiwanis
G. W. Snyder
George Ash
Joe Silverstein
I. E. Mulholland
G. W. Summit
George Pickens
Wade H. Koons
L. N. Zahn
H. E. Gayder
J F Dible
H B. Keller
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge Meeting Set for Jan 28
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge will meet Tuesday evening January 28 at 7 30. Officers for 1947 will be installed with Miss Alice Kin singer as installing officer. Social committee includes Mrs Hugh Kurtz chairwoman and numerous members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Alice Kinsinger
Hugh Kurtz
Ralph Williams
Marcus Eimas
Dorothy Mitchell
Ruby Criger
Donald Donelson
Betty Stroup
Lulu Criger
Myrtle Perkins
Cora Howard
Martha Kinsinger
Alonzo of
E Constien
Benefit Card Party for Carey Band Mothers
The Carey Band Mothers Club hosts a benefit card party at Carey High School on Monday evening February 3. Volunteers will canvass each home in the village to sell tickets. all who can attend are urged to keep the date open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Band Mothers
Carey High School
Band Mothers
Haferd & Sons Buy Brown Swiss Bull Royal Golden Pride
Ralph Haferd and Sons of east of Carey purchase the registered Brown Swiss bull Royal Golden Pride of Arcada 77116 from Irvin Semler of Findlay. Report by Fred S Idtse, secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association in Beloit Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Haferd & Sons of
East of Carey
Arcada
Irvin Semler
Findlay
Fred S Idtse
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders’ Association
Beloit
Wis
Home Demonstration Meeting at Carey Public Library
A Crawford and Ridge township Home Demonstration Group meeting will be held Friday at 10 in the Carey public library. An upholstery demonstration will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford and Ridge Township
Carey Public Library
Masonic Lodge Notice for Carey No. 420 Meeting
Carey lodge No 420 Free and Accepted Masons will meet Friday evening at seven thirty The lasting call urges all members to attend Grover Snyder worshipful master serves as notice of the gathering.
President's Ball for March of Dimes at Moose Hall
Carey lodge 1607 Loyal Order of Moose sponsors the President's Ball at the Moose hall on Wednesday January 29. Tickets cost 25 cents and are sold at local shops and by members. Holmer Bloam's orchestra provides music. All proceeds go to the March of Dimes, with lodge covering expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Pahl
Moose Hall
The
Moose
Holmer Bloam
Moose Lodge
March of Dimes
Enlisted Men May Learn Japanese Language School Training
The army announces a 9 month Japanese language and intelligence course for enlisted men in Ohio. Eligible enlistees sign for 2 or 3 years, with promotions tied to training completion. Details at the U S Army Recruiting Station 107 W Crawford Findlay Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regular Army
Military Intelligence Service
W. R. Dayton
Army
Ohio
Pfe
U. S Army
Crawford Street
Findlay
Two Newborn Sons Reported in Ohio Towns
A 7-pound son named William Henry was born Sunday evening January 12 to Mr and Mrs Gray don Knowlton of Adrian. The mother, Rose Lucius, is from Tiffin, and the father’s family hails from Carey. A second baby, a 5 pound 15 ounce boy named Donald Edwin, arrived at 3 41 a m Tuesday in Findlay hospital to Mr and Mrs James Weaver of W Brown avenue Carey. The mother Jane Fagan is from the same street, and Donald Edwin has a five year old brother, Ronald James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graydon Knowlton
Adrian
William Henry
Rose Lucius
N H Lnucius
Tiffin
Mr Knowlton
Austin Knowlton
Carey
Findlay Hospital
James Weaver
W Brown Avenue
Donald Edwin
Jane Fagan
Russell Fagan
Brown Avenue
Ronald James
Carey Farmers Co operative stockholders meeting
The annual meeting of Carey Farmers Co operative stockholders is set for Thursday January 30 at 1 pm in the Catholic hall. Dividend checks will be distributed at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers’ Cooperative Co
Catholic Hall
Attention All Eagles Dance Night in Upper Sandusky
Round and square dancing every Saturday night with music and caller by William Dickey's Orchestra of Upper Sandusky. Public notice from BC Meek, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Dickey
Orchestra
Upper Sandusky
Tt BC
Meek, Sec'y
Crawford Home Sold in Crawford to James Simonis
Elza Needles sold his six room home with three acres at Crawford to James Simonis of Upper Sandusky. The sale was facilitated by John Risner, local real estate broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Needles
Crawford
James Simonis
Upper Sandusky
John Risner
Fractured Hip Sends Mrs Gilliland to Mercy Hospital
Mrs John Gilliland, 78, of Mc Cutchenville was admitted to Mercy hospital in Tiffin last Thursday for treatment of a fractured hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilliland
McCutchenville
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Lutheran Scout Troop 13 Reorganized at Christ Lutheran
Lutheran Scout Troop 13 was reorganized at Christ Lutheran parish house on Thursday evening January 16. Meetings will be held Mondays at 7 PM in the church gym. A seven member troop committee guides the group and a second troop already active with a third forming to handle the large original troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sBoy
Christ Lutheran Parish
Grover Snyder
Frank Edwards
Lowell Treece
D. B. Fetters
Perry McDaniel
Ralph Shantz
Calvin Callahan
Stanley van Buren
James Robinson
Ronald van Buren
Robert Humbert
Horace Newhard
Carl Gottfried
Ronald Treece
Gerald Hunter
Ollie Phipps
Charles Koons
Harold Faber
David Smith
Clayton Twining
Ronald Morrison
Harold Rothgeb
James Hall
James Gatchel
Paul England
Dale
DeVene
Brotherhood
New Riegel Bank Celebrates 25th Anniversary
The New Riegel state bank marked 25 years with a January 15 stockholders meeting at Moosen hall. Opened January 22, 1922, three original directors attended: Stephen Peiffer, William A. Koby, and Charles P. Huss. Directors elected Huss, Koby, Peiffer, Hohman, Wagner, and Wetzel. Huss president, Peiffer vice president, Wetzel cashier, Gruss assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riegel State Bank
Moosen Hall
Stephen Peiffer
William A. Koby
Charles P. Huss
F. A. Hohman
Charles W. Wagner
Frank J. Wetzel
Charles P Huss
Frank J Wetzel
Orland C. Gruss
Pythian Sisters Install Officers in Carey Temple
Carey temple No 169 Pythian Sisters held a regular meeting last Thursday evening. Elizabeth Nash was received by initiation. Officers installed included Past chief Laeland, most excellent chief Hugh Kurtz, senior Arden Heilman, junior Charles Miller, Manager Warren Luzader, protector A C Shue, finance mistress E C Harshberger, pianist David Lasley. A potluck supper followed with committee leaders Truman Young Knowlton Miller and Minnie Pahi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Temple
Elizabeth Nash
Laeland
Hugh Kurtz
Arden Heilman
Charles Miller
Warren Luzader
A C Shue
E. C Harshberger
David Lasley
Truman Young
Kenneth Knowlton
F. A. Miller
Minnie Pahi
School Board Names Marian Shook Home Economics Teacher
Miss Marian Shook of Chester Hill is hired by the Carey school board to fill the vacancy created by Mrs Bessie Harper. She will start February 3 after earning a BS in home economics from Ohio University January 31. An honor student she belongs to several honorary societies and fraternities. Mrs C Lanning led the home economics classes since Mrs Harper’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Shook
Chester Hill
Carey School Board
Bessie Harper
Miss Shook
Ohio University
Athens
C . Lanning
Harper
Henry Brown Named Instructor for Veterans Training
Henry Brown of southwest of Carey has been hired by the Marseilles board of education to conduct a Veterans Administration vocational agriculture class. Twenty five veterans are enrolled to receive GI Bill benefits. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown and recently attended a short course at Ohio State University for prospective instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brown
Carey
Marseilles
WBA Meeting Highlights and Auction Plans
There was strong attendance at the last WBA meeting with a donation to the March of Dimes. The next regular meeting is Friday evening January 24 at 8 15, and members should bring an article for the auction to follow the lodge meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBA
March of Dimes
Association
Legion Initiates Large Group At Earl Green Post
Legion Post No. 344 hosted a county wide initiation at Moosehall on Sunday afternoon. A. J. Halloran of Springfield led as principal speaker, with guests including William P. Harris of Sandusky and Leo J. Steyer of Tiffin. The Liberty post No. 46 team conducted the degree work in Upper Sandusky and Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Green Post
Moosehall
A. J. Halloran
Springfield
Department of Ohio
William P. Harris
Sandusky
Leo J. Steyer
Tiffin
Wallace Beebe
Bucyrus
Fred Schenk
Nevada
Liberty Post
Salem boards organizes for 1947
The Salem board of education organized for 1947 by electing Willis Binau president Robert Koehler vice president and Henry C Kimmel clerk treasurer with Carl Frank Marion Veach and Arthur Gottfried as members Bar Hunter president of the Salem board of township trustees and Charles Nachbar as vice president Walter Roush as the other township member Henry C Kimmel is clerk treasurer of the township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Board of Education
Willis
Binau
Robert Koehler
Henry C. Kimmel
Carl Frank
Marion Veach
Arthur Gottfried
Hunter
Salem Board of Township
Charles Nachbar
Walter Roush
Young boy undergoes mastoid operation in Columbus
Dale McCarley six year old son of Mrs James Shine of near McCutch enville is in Children's hospital Columbus recovering after a mastoid operation. A similar operation was done on his other ear a year ago. The Shines spent several days with him last week. He is grandson of Mr and Mrs Walter Cole of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale McCarley
James Shine
McCutchenville
Children’s Hospital, Columbus
Shine
Dale
Walter Cole
Carey
Norman Games Reports Killing Red Fox in Hancock County
Norman Games of Carey told Sheriff Orla A Cooper that he killed a red fox Sunday on the H. H. and H. F. Wonder farm in southern Biglick township. This is the second fox bounty paid this year. The hunt began at Edward Kessler farm seven miles west of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Games
Carey
Orla A Cooper
Hancock County
H. H
H. F. Wonder
Biglick Township
Edward Kessler
Knights of Pythias District Meeting Announcement
The district meeting will be held Tuesday January 28 with all members urged to attend. Officers to be installed and possibly Bank of Page conferred. Refreshments served including chicken and noodles. Signed R L Fagan M of W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Page
R L Fagan
Revenue deputy to aid taxpayers in Carey January 29
A deputy collector of internal revenue will be at the Carey municipal building on Wednesday January 29 from 900 am to 12 noon to assist taxpayers with current tax returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Carey Municipal Building
Service Members Listed With Address Changes
In the service are in the service changed addresses for Pvt. Joseph C. Garn 639492 U S M C Co D 14 B 8 112th Rep Draft M T & BR C 8S D A Camp Pendleton Oceanside Calif Frank Heck F 2 ce Tanager A M 385 ce Fleet Post Office New York Pvt Dallas C Bland AS N 15247431 Anti Tank Co 21st Infantry A P O 24 c o Postmaster San Francisco California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Garn
D. A
Camp Pendleton
Oceanside
Calif
Frank Heck
Fleet Post Office
New York
Pvt
Dallas C. Bland
AS. N
21St Infantry
c/o
San Francisco
California
Wyandot County 1947 March of Dimes Drive Launches Fundraiser
Wyandot county begins its 1947 March of Dimes drive to combat infantile paralysis. County deputy sheriff Karl P. Stansbery chairs the effort, with half the funds staying in Wyandot and the rest going to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Community chairmen are named for Sycamore, Upper Sandusky, Carey, Kirby, Marseilles, Wharton, Nevada, and Wyandot. Contributions may be sent to Upper Sandusky or to the local chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Karl P. Stansbery
Drive
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Stansbery
Sycamore
Claude Beitler
Upper Sandusky
Leo T Jones
Carey
George Snyder
Kirby
Arlys Frey
Cave Wharton
Robert Reynolds
Nevada
Lee Keltner
Wyandot
Amos Hite
March of Dimes
Carey Farmers Community Club to Meet on January 27
Carey Farmers Community club plans a regular meeting Monday evening January 27 in the K of C hall. Main topic is organizing Ladies Night with J A Vaughn Ralph Heck and Fred Powell in charge of the program. Refreshments by Herman Derr Vincent Krupp and Frank Miller Delmer Lortz secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers’ Community Club
K of C
J A. Vaughn
Ralph Heck
Fred Powell
Herman Derr
Vincent Krupp
Frank Miller Delmer Lortz
Cy's Super Market Installs New 7-Foot Frozen Foods Case
Cy's Super Market installed a 7 foot self serve Hussmann refrigerator case for frozen foods and ice cream. The display compartment stores merchandise at 4 degrees below zero. The open top design lets customers reach in and select items directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussmann
Cy’s
Super Market
Moose Lodge to Initiate Class January 30
Carey lodge No 41607 Loyal Order of Moose will initiate a new class of candidates Thursday evening January 30 at 8 o clock. Notice to those who have not had their initiation to appear and take the initiatory work. Degree staff of the local lodge will have charge. J L Smith, Chairman.
Ex-postmistress Angela Polta sentenced for embezzlement
Angela Polta, 42, former postmistress at Vienna QC, was sentenced by Federal Judge Emerich B Freed to one year and a day in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to embezzling $4000 in post office funds over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Angela Polta
Vienna
Federal
Emerich B
Polta
Fox Hunt Plans Sunday Afternoon Start From Crawford
A fox hunt is scheduled for Sunday at 1 o'clock starting from Crawford. A good crowd is desired. A large red fox was killed last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
T R C Club Meets Thursday Afternoon in January
The T R C club will hold a meeting this Thursday afternoon January 23 with Mrs Margaret Yost located east of Carey for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T R C
Margaret Yost
Carey
Benefit Game Saturday Night at Jones Theatre
The Jones Theatre team meets the World Famous Globe Trotters in a benefit basketball game at Carey High gym Saturday night January 25 to raise funds for the high school band to buy new uniforms. Tickets 90 cents adults 40 cents students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Theatre
Globe Trotters
Carey High
United States
Canada
Mexico
Jones
Ohio
Heidelberg Stars
Carey Merchants
Sycamore
Globe Trotter-Jones
Mapes
Rexall Drug
Carey Theatre
Harry's Drug Store
Panamanian Landing of Large Douglas C-74 At Albrook Field
Captain John C. Baker of Carey Ohio lands the C-74 Globe Master at Albrook Field after a nonstop flight from Morrison Field Florida. The aircraft is the largest to land in the Panama area, surpassing B-29s, with a wingspan of 173 feet and four 3300 hp engines. Baker, a decorated pilot, is navigator aboard the huge transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Albrook Field
C. Z
John C. Baker
Carey
Globemaster
Morrison Field
Fila
Baker
J Forrest Baker
Carey, Ohio
Mary Y Baler
West Palm Beach
Fla
Ned Stanton Pleads Not Guilty on Breakin and Enter Charges
Ned Stanton age 23 of Fostoria pleads not guilty to 8 breaking and entering counts after indictment by Hancock county grand jury. Arraigned in common pleas court Judge Chester Pendleton sets bond at 2500 and he remains jailed. The grand jury did not pursue charges against his wife Virginia who had been held in jail since September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Stanton
Fostoria
Hancock County
Grand Jury
Court of Common Pleas
Chester Pendleton
Stanton
Virginia
Burson and Cook Sell Aberdeen Angus Cattle
Burson and Cook Carey sold three purebred Aberdeen Angus cows to F L Price of Findlay an Angus bull to Pearl Price and Son of Wharton an Angus bull to Karl Trautman of Upper Sandusky and an Angus bull to John Fredritz of north of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burson & Cook Carey
F L Price
Findlay
Pearl Price & Son
Wharton
Karl Trautman
Upper Sandusky
John Fredritz
North of Carey
Revival starts February 2 at Memorial church
A mid winter revival begins Sunday evening February 2 at Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church. Rev James Gibson of Fort Thomas Kentucky will be the evangelist and Mrs Edith Gallagher of Sebring will be the song leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
James Gibson
Fort Thomas
Edith Gallagher
Sebring
Carey area farm passes to purchaser from Flora Shuman estate
Last Saturday Charles Kinn of West Findlay street bought a 199acre farm west of Carey from the Flora Shuman estate. The property is now occupied by Mr and Mrs Dale Cranmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kinn
Findlay Street
Carey
Flora
Shuman
Dale Cramner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Haferd & Sons
BROWN
Grover Snyder, W. M
Stockholders’ Meeting
Crawford Home
NEW Riegel Bank
Pythian Sisters
Legion
Salem Boards
Red Fox
Knights OF
Pythias
Community Golub
FOX Hunt
T. R. C. Club
Panama Canal Zone
Burson & Cook
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