Carey Girls Edge Bloomdale in Close Basketball Showdown
Carey girls upset Bloomdale 27 26 with Wentling sealing victory on a late free throw. Bloomdale struggled from long range as Carey attacked the basket, leading 19 16 at halftime and 27 26 at the final buzzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Boys
Bloomdale ‘Boys
Wentling
Carey
Bloomdale
Feasel
Knoodle
More
Pelton
Mason
Crist
Smiley
Myers
Jesko
Messmer
Patterson
Births Reported Across Several Families in Community
A series of birth notices from the area lists new arrivals including a 7% pound daughter to the Mohlers on West Findlay Street and a 9%4 pound son to the McLoughlins on North Vance Street. Additional births include twins to the Adelspergers north of Alvada, a 7% pound daughter Donna Jean to the Boffs of Akron, a daughter to the Schmidts in Fostoria, and a 10 pound son to the Krupps north of town along with a daughter to the Hunters on Findlay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Mohler
W. Findlay’Street
Francis Mcloughlin
N. Vance Street
Clarence Adelsperger
Alvada
Aloysius Boff
Akron
Donna Jean
Boff
Pauline Wagner
Lawrence Schmidt
Fostoria
County Auditor
B. B. Hudson
S. Hazel Street
Schmidt
Nina Hudson
Vincent Krupp
Everett Hunter
E. Findlay Street
Legion Auxiliary elects secretary and plans Feb dinner
At the American Legion Auxiliary meeting Mrs Cc C Simonis was chosen secretary to fill a vacancy left by Miss Florence Schira. A tureen dinner is set for Monday Feb 27 at 6 30 in conjunction with the regular meeting. Later cards and a social hour followed with penny beano. Refreshments were served by a committee of Mrs L M Remlinger Mrs Paul Krupp Mrs P C Goffard and Mrs A W Balsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Cc. C. Simonis
Florence Schira
L. M. Remlinger
Paul Krupp
Toledo district group meeting attendance reported
Rev A C Rainsberger and several couples attended a Toledo district group meeting Tuesday afternoon and evening at the First Methodist church in Findlay. The attendees listed include Mr and Mrs W Z Campbell Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bland Mrs S R Bame and Mrs George Shuman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Z. Campbell
Lawrence Bland
S. R. Bame
George Shuman
Toledo
M., BE
Findlay
Death of Brother-in-Law Gilbert Pennington
Mrs. H. M. Pennington reported her brother-in-law Gilbert Pennington has died in Grand Lodge Michigan at age seventy and after five months of paralysis illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Pennington
Gilbert Pennington
Grand Lodge
Mich
Pennington
Death of Isadore Billock in Carey area obituary note
Isadore Billock died at his nephew Frank Kitaler’s home on Frederick Street Friday night at 8 50 due to complications after a stroke. Born June 5 1861 in Salem Township to Benedict and Margaret Billock he lived in Carey most of his life. Surviving are a sister Mrs Fannie Calmes and several brothers and sisters including Mary Kitzler and Louise Bakies. Funeral at Our Lady of Consolation Church conducted by Rev Fr Edwin Borntrager with burial in St Mary’s Cemetery. Pallbearers were six nephews including John Billock Aloysius McLoughlin and Francis Kitzler.
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Isadore ‘Billock
Frank Kitaler
Prederick Street
Oorelock
Billock
Salem Township
Benedict
Margaret (Sobley) Billock
Carey
Fannie Calmes
Cripple Creek
Frank, Billock
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Moose Lodge
Our Lady ,of Consolation Church
Edwin Borntraeger
St. Mary's Cemetery
John Billock
Aloysius McLoughlin
Francis Kitzler
Bernard Kitzler
Kenneth Kitzler
Charles Kentfield
John Kitzler
Irene Moore
Fremont
Benedict Billock
Cleveland
Youngstown
Card of Thanks from the Kitzler Family
The Kitzler family expresses gratitude to all who assisted during their bereavement. They thank Fr. Paul Fr. Edwin and Fr. Wenceslaus for comforting words, those who sent bouquets and flowers, those who provided automobiles, and Undertaker Bristoll for his services. Frank Kitzler and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Edwin
Wenceslaus
Bristoll
Frank Kitzler
Local Man Obtains Patent For Bottle Opener
Washington patent lawyer Clarence A. O'Brien reports Samuel Gunther a city mail carrier has been awarded US letters patent for a clever bottle opener. Filed March 15 1932 and issued January 17 1933 the device uses a cap and cup to deflect splashing liquid into a pan as bottles are opened promising economical manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Clarence A. O’brien
Samuel Gunther
United States
Venable to Preach at Christ Church Sunday Evening
Rev Charles L Venable pastor of First Lutheran Dayton will preach at Christ Lutheran Church Sunday at 7 30 PM. He spoke at Carey church last winter drawing a large audience. He authored The Threshhold of the Temple and is the first outside speaker in the Preaching Mission led by Rev Paul R Clouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Venable
First Lutheran Church
Dayton
Christ Lutheran Church
Venable
Carey Church
Paul R. Clouser
Carey Farmers Community Club Meeting Planned
The Carey Farmers Community Club will meet Monday evening. A program is being planned by a committee including D. A. Dow, Harry Ehrlich and Henry Fleck. P. Thome, B. H. Smith and Harvey Savidge will serve on the feed committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers Community Club
D. A. Dow
Harry Ehrlich
Henry Fleck
P. Thome
B. H. Smith
Harvey Savidge
Installation of Officers at Carey Lodge No. 407
Carey Lodge No. 407 I O O F will install its newly elected officers Thursday at 7 30pm. A banquet will follow the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Lodge
No. 407
Railroad men hear talks on regulation and subsidies
About 102 attendees gathered at Moose Hall Monday for a Carey Railroad Men's Association meeting. C A Baddur, J Cintonaty, and Mr Radford spoke on state regulation and subsidies for trucks and buses, airport importance, and the effect of laws on interstate business. Local deputy enforcement in Summit county yielded about 9000 in fines from 200 trucks. 320 violation points were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Carey Railroad’Men’s Association
C. Ak. Badtora
Cjnicitinaty
Ubig
Our
Chicago
New Yo
Radford
L. M. Mathern
Brownie
Mr. Maxley
J. H. Stevenson
Toledo
Big Four
L. A. Champ
Bellefontaine
Post Office Name Change to Carey Ohio Reported
A June 19, 1848 communication from the United States Post Office Department to the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Co. announces the Crawford Ohio post office on Route 2206 will be renamed Carey and Abraham Myers appointed as postmaster. The service begins April 1. Abraham Myers was a relative of local residents Clara Beitler and Mattie Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert, Newhard
United States Post Office Department
Mad River & Lake Erie
County to Pay Crow Bounty Certificates
Due to scarce funds no cash bounties were paid in 1932 for crow heads. Certificates were issued on receipt of heads. The county allotted 200 for certificate exchanges, and Township Clerk C. C. Thome has received checks to swap for the certificates issued. No further appropriations will be made after the 200 is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Thome
Hospital Visit Ties Family to Toledo Kidney Operation
E. C. Harshberger and Mrs. P. C. Goff travel to Toledo to support Mrs. Harshberger as she undergoes a kidney operation at Flower Hospital at 9 30. Her daughter Miss Miriam, a Flower hospital training school graduate, accompanies them.
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E. C. Harshberger
P. C. Goff
Toledo
Harshberger
Flower Hospital
Miss Miriam
W. B. A. Penny Beano This Friday Evening
The W B A will host a penny beano on Friday evening January twenty seventh. Members families and friends are invited to attend.
Carey Kiwanis Hears Local Lad Arthur Brown
Carey Kiwanis heard Arthur Brown address the club at Monday’s meeting. Brown spoke on Appreciating the Beautiful in Rural Life as part of a Future Farmers Association of America public speaking contest. The gathering showed strong attendance and featured songs, a piano duet, and plans for town publicity signs and a report on Carey Kiwanis past achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Future Farmers Association of America
Carey Kiwanis Club
Kiwanians
Kiwanis
Richard Frederick
Samuel Mahler
G. M. Kurtz
Graham Riley
Mr. Mohler
Carey
H. B. Keller
Jacob Stief
Riley
Carey Kiwanis
T. D. Romig
H. E. Snyder
E. O B. Kurtz
Supper by Our Lady of Consolation Sodality
The Young Ladies Sodality of Our Lady of Consolation church will host a supper at the parish hall from 5:60 until 8:00 Tuesday evening, January 31. Menu includes spare ribs with sauer kraut mashed potatoes perfection salad ginger bread whipped cream and coffee. Tickets 25 cents includes cards and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Sodality of
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Emergency Operation At Findlay On Appended Case
Mrs. A C Rainsberger was taken from her Findlay home to the Home and Hospital at Findlay for an emergency appendectomy at 4 00 pm She is reported to be getting along as well as can be expected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goff
A. C. Rainsberger
W. Findlay Street
Findlay
Village Board Advances Bond Buyback and Rate Cut Plan
The Board of Public Affairs approved purchasing 7 water and light bonds, retiring 33 this month. Since 1920 the village issued 117 500 dollars in bonds to build electric and water works. The board aims to save substantial interest by reducing debt and plans to cut electric rates on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of Publi Affairs
Water and Light Fund
Reeves County township group reelects Wentling president
Reelected president Ervin Wentling leads Crawford township trustees and clerks at Upper Sandusky gathering. Paul Konkle of Sycamore elected secretary. Trustees John S. Fox G. E B. Greer and clerk C. C. Thome attend. Joe R. Thomas of Hayesville speaks on township government and possible legislation changes. A proposal would divert fas tax funds from townships. Over four years six thousand two hundred ten dollars was allotted to township use to aid farmers in mud removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Wentling
Crawford Township
Upper Sandusky
Paul Konkle
Sycamore
Mr. Wentling
John S. Fox
G. E B. Greer
C. C. Thome
Joe R. Thomas
Hayesville
Carn
Science and Progress Debuts in Ohio State Journal
A new department titled Science and Progress appears weekly in the Ohio State Journal Columbus written by Don Kurtz son of Mrs Gertrude Kurtz The opening piece discusses the new automobile and is signed Don Kurtz
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Ohio State Journal
Columbus
Donald Kurtz
Gertrude Kurtz
Science and Progress
Don Kurtz
Pythian Sisters No'sich Hold Regular Meeting
The Pythian Sisters will meet this Thursday evening at their hall on S Patterson Street. A pot luck supper and a dime social will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
S. Patterson Street
Supper at M E Church Served by February Aid Group
A February Ladies Aid group will serve a meal at the M E Church on Wednesday February 1. Volunteers from the organization will prepare and provide supper for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Farmers Institute to Be Monday Tuesday Feb 7
Carey Institute hosts an Ohio debut feature An Institute of the Air on Feb 6 at the high school auditorium. Old-Time McGuffey program by Mrs Fought and local talent, with noted speakers, open to all. Proceeds aid next year’s institute. admission ten cents adults five cents children twenty five cents families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institutes
Carey Institute
Ohio
McGuffey
Ar‘wohgdd
Eryfn- Wentling
Aiamer Committee
Paul Reinhart
Reinhart
Death of Patrick Tierney After Car Crash
Community mourns as 18 year old Patrick Tierney dies at Jane Case hospital in Delaware from brain concussion after a car accident north of town. He had worked in the C. C. Simonis meat department since last June and is survived by his parents and brother. Funeral at the Catholic church in Delaware at 9:00 this morning with relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Tierney
Jane Case Hospital
Delaware
Tierney
C. C. Simonis Grocery
Thanks to Ernest Smith and Nicholas Collet for aid after fatal accident
Mr and Mrs Patrick Tierney Sr and son John thank Ernest Smith and Nicholas Collet for assistance at the time of the accident that caused their son and brother's death, and thank others who helped during their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Smith
Nicholas Collet
Patrick Tierney
John
Death of John Dill at Dayton Veterans Hospital
Ward reports the death of John Dill age 35 at the Veterans Hospital in Dayton after years of failing health from war gas exposure. He was a son of George and Minnie Dill formerly of this town, with George Dill a great-uncle. Mrs. John Dill was critically ill with influenza when his husband died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
John Dill
Veterans’ M Hospital
Dayton
George
Minnie Dill
Mr Dill
George Dill
Standard Oil bulk station to close on first of month
The Standard Oil Co bulk station on West Brown Avenue will be closed the first of the month. Sim Geiser, longtime agent, is named Wyandot county head with offices at Upper Sandusky. He and wife plan to relocate there soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Co
W Brown Avenue
Sim Geiser
Wyandot County
Upper Sandusky
Peggy Beauty Shop Special Includes Haircuts and Waves
Special Thursday Friday and Saturday offers list phone 14 shampoo and finger wave 50c finger wave 30c wet wave 15c facial 5c. Peggy Beauty Shop.
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C. Peggy Beauty Shop
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Alton Kinsinger
Aiiek
Alba Ie
Hudson
Morehart
Needs
Steady
Audrush
Baker
Tapping
Rayle
Raney
Leigh
Bram
Chas. L. Venable
Christ Church
Arey
Paul Vollrath
KE. S. Burson
Sodality
M.E. Church
Carey Times
Veterans’ Hospital
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