Pauline Baughman Weds Harry P. Guy in Bellefontaine Wedding
Miss Pauline Baughman daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Baughman and Harry P Guy of Bellefontaine married at the Lutheran church in a simple ceremony Wednesday morning at 10 45. The bride wore shell pink chiffon and bouquet of cream roses and sweet peas. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home and the couple plans to reside at 117 East Williams Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Baughman
Robert E. ,Baughman
Eat Avenue
Harry P. Guy
Louise Mustaine
Mariel Baughman
Guy
Thomas Guy
Columbus
C. E. Rice
Marie Baughman
Edith Littlejohn
Dorothy Knowlton
Ruth Lemieux
Lutheran Church
P. Q Freeman
Bellefontaine High School
William Guy
Bellefontaine National Bank
Mator
Williams Avenue
Robert E. Baughman
Pauline
Bellefontaine
Ohio
E. Williams Avenue
Bellefontaine Daily Examiner
Dallas Putnam
Putnam
Newborns Reported in Local Families
An 8-pound son arrived Friday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sherman. A 9-pound son named Giovanni Antonio was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Berardinelli of Toledo street. Twin boys Jack and Gene, weighing 5 and 6 pounds respectively, were born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. John Orians of N. Vance street. A 6 pound 4 ounce son born June 30 pleased Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rumschlag of Toledo. Mrs. Rumschlag was formerly Miss Mary Thom of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sherman
Dominic Berardinelli
Toledo Street
Giovanni Antonio
John Orians
N. Vance Street
Jack
Gene
Herbert Rumschlag
Toledo
Kiwanis Club
Fostoria
Rostoria
Carey Club
M. E. Church
Carey
Ladies’ Aid
Earl Snook
America
Paulsegallrath
Cap
Kurtz
Bishop
Gail Kurtz
Harry Heck
Harold Ruopp
William Street
Delaware
United States
Canada
Rinal Club
Horace McDavid
Father Paul
iIn
Broadcast Trio Joins Westinghouse Eskimos on WAIU
Watt Donald Kurtz of Findlay Harold Wadell of Marion and Worth Kramer of Findlay join the Westinghouse Eskimos a month contract to broadcast daily except Sunday from 1 00 to 1 30 PM The trio includes Kurtz pianist and second tenor Kramer first tenor Wadell baritone in their vocal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald, Kurtz
Worth Kramer
Findlay
Harold Wadell
Marion
Westinghouse Eskimos
Waiu
Westinghouse Electric
Kurtz
Kramer
Wadell
Fireworks Ban Issued in Village by Mayor
The village prohibits lighting or discharging fireworks except on July 4. Violators face a fine from 1 to 25 dollars as stated by Mayor Ed Campbell Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Campbell, JR
Glenna Kurtz Struck By Auto at Wyandot Caverns
Glenna Kurtz daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Kurtz of this place narrowly escaped death when struck by an auto driven by R G Spencer of Findlay at the Wyandot Indian Caverns entrance four miles west of town. She was hurled six feet, slid twenty feet, clothing scorched, but no bones broken and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Kurtz
Glenna
R.—B.kurtz
R. G. Spencer
Findlay
Wyandot Indian Caverns
Patsy Tilson
Delaware
Fred Hess
N. Vance
Street
Mr. Hess
Richard Smith
N. Vance Street
History Manual to accompany Perkins History Book
Howard C. Perkins author of History of the American People has released a history manual for students to accompany the Perkins text. Perkins a University of Pennsylvania at Pittsburg instructor and son of Mrs Myrtle Perkins has progressed rapidly as an educator since Carey high school graduation ten years ago. He self financed his advanced studies and is a member of major historical and political science associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muazzy
Howard C. Perkins
University of Pennsylvania At Pittsburg
Ginn and Campany
Perkins
Myrtle Perkins
Carey High School
American Historical Association
American Academy of Political and Social Science
American Political Science Association
Carey Cubs Edge West Independence On Rubber Plant Field
Carey defeated West Independence 2 to 1 on the rubber plant field last Sunday. Pitching by C Keckler and timely hitting by L Keckler led Carey. Batteries were Swihart and Bachman for West Independence and C Keckler with L Keckler for Carey. Carey schedules games at North Baltimore July 4 and Fostoria July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
West Independence
C. Keckler
L. Keckler
Swihart and
Bachman
North Baltimore
Fostoria
Bills with specific serials traded for dollar value
Public notice indicates Hill's meat market will trade one dollar for holder of any of three serial numbered one dollar bills. Bills redeemable Monday noon to Wednesday noon with redemption possible until Saturday night. The days of the giveaway were changed to shorten the interval before the Times announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill’s
Carey to Build Miniature Golf Course in Carey
Co. D. Mitchell began work on a public miniature golf course on Byron Ogg’s lot east of Findlay Street. The 18 hole course should be finished next week and will include space for pitching quoits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. D. Mitchell
Byron Ogg
Mr. Ogg
Orians Family Return From Midwest Trip
Mr and Mrs R M Orians and sons John Armand Anthony traveled to Floyd Knobs Indiana and Louisville Kentucky returning via Georgetown Kentucky. They report good farming conditions across Indiana and Kentucky with crops ahead of Northern Ohio and threshing ongoing. Eldest son Paul recently graduated from Mount St Francis College will begin studies at the Franciscan seminary in Syracuse New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Orians
Usuls
John
Armand Anthony
Floyd Knobs
Ind
Louisville
Georgetown
Phillip
Our Lady of Constilation Church
Orians
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
States
Paul
Mount St. Francis College
Syracuse
N. Y
Franciscan Seminary
Change in Sunday services at Christ Lutheran and Methodist
Christ Lutheran and Methodist churches inaugurate a new service order this Sunday. Morning worship starts at 9 30 and ends by 10 30, followed by church school classes for all. The July and August experiment aims to shorten the total service period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran
Methodist
Carey Farmers Community Club Meets At Moose Hall
The Carey Farmers Community Club met Monday evening at the Moose hall with good attendance. Two new members joined as County Superintendent Ralph Broede spoke on community life and farm and school problems. A short discussion followed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers Community Club
Moose Hall
Ralph Broede
Bellevue Teen Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Vivian Angus 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs D C Angus of Bellevue underwent an appendicitis operation at Bellevue hospital last Wednesday. She is recovering and expected to leave the hospital next Saturday or Monday. Vivian is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs G W Hickle of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Angus
D. C. Angus
Bellevue
Bellevue Hospital
Vivian
G. W. Hickle
Union Service to Open Protestant Churches Rally
The first union service for all Protestant churches will be at the Lutheran church Sunday night at 8 o clock. Similar services are planned for August and September first Sundays. This Sunday Rev Paul R Clouser leads, Rev Co D Myers preaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Clouser
Co. D. Myers
Carey area well yields strong oil flow at Ridge edge
The E. H. James Well No. 2, six miles northwest of Carey on the Ridge, was shot last Monday and shows great promise as one of the area’s best wells. The flow was so strong it could not be tubed immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. James
Carey
Eeedey
Mayo Bros. Institute to Operate on Howard Diller
Mrs Rose Diller and her son Howard travel to Rochester Minnesota for a hernia operation at the Mayo Bros Institute. They expect to be away about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Diller
Howard
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros. Institute
Memorial Evangelical Church Fourth Quarterly Conference
The fourth quarterly conference is set for July 8 at 8:00 p.m. D. L. Caldwell will lead the conference. All officers and members are urged to attend, and a yearly report is requested from O D Myers, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Caldwell
Myers
Back From Europe Aev Rev Fish Visits Louisville
Aev. Rev. A. M. Fish of Louisville Ky returned from Europe spending from Saturday to Tuesday in town after arriving in New York last Thursday from a trip to Italy and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Fish
Louislle
New York
Italy
France
Library Circulation Report For Dorcas Carey Public Library
The June circulation report prepared by librarian Carolyn New shows 1929 and 1930 totals with totals of 967 in 1929 and 1099 in 1930. New books placed on the pay shelf include Burning Beauty Behind That Curtain Squirrel Cage Seven Dial Mystery Million Pound Deposit and Nicholas Goode and others. titles span fiction and non fiction sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Carey” Public Library
Las
Carolyn
New
Peewee of Social
Temple Batley
ED. Biggers
D. Canfield
A. M. Christie
Knights of Columbus meet at Tiffin initiate second and third degrees
Local Knights attended initiation Sunday in Tiffin with District Deputy Er Alnehey and staff conferring the second and third degrees. Candidates included John Myers Jerome Fox and Bernard Jacob. A banquet followed at St Joseph's auditorium. A joint installation of Carey Tiffin Fostoria officers occurred Tuesday with F A Hindy presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Tiffin
Er Alnehey
John H. Myers
Jérome Fox
Bernard Jacob
St. Joseph’s Auditorium
Carey
Fr. Schira
Paul Krupp
Edmund Pahl
Ira McKinnon
Elmer Messmer
J Emerine
John Jacoby
Matt Fox
Charles Kinn
Frederick Kohmann
July protest marks on electricity bills met with new rates
Local electricity users plan to mark July cards Paid under protest while the board enacts announced rate hikes despite 1100 signatures. Protest payments would be refunded if the rates are void. Frigidaire users install extra meters supplied by the town to secure better rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Affairs
Knights of Pythias Installation Honors Local Officers
The semi annual installation of Knights of Pythias officers was held last Tuesday evening. New officers include C C Dale Weaver V C Vernel Healy Pr Peter Long M A Floyd Fralick M W Jay Black K R S H G Chambers M E C Ed Moore M F E N Garn I G Fowler Parkins Or Howard Presler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Dale Weaver
Vernel Healy
Peter Long
Floyd Fralick
W. Jay Black
R S
H G Chambers
Ed Moore
N Garn
Fowler Parkins
Howard Presler
Installing New Equipment at Carey Mill and Elevator
The Carey Mill and Elevator Company installs a J B Hammermill grinder in the old seed house behind the office. The grinder handles two tons per hour and can feed a mixer for added ingredients. A corn shelter is also being installed and all machinery will be electrically driven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Mill &Elevator Cos
Ice Delivery Notice for July 4 Operations
The Carey Mill & Elevator Co announces that no ice deliveries will be made on July 4. Deliveries resume on Thursday July 3. The ice house opens July 4 from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. for customers to call for ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Stolen Young Ducks From Lee Rickle Farm
Seventy eight young ducks were stolen from the Lee Rickle farm home two miles south of town while the family was away motoring. The ducks vanished from a closed pen upon the family’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Rickle Farm
C K of O Social Evening Set for July 3
The C K of O announces a social at their hall on Thursday evening July 3. Members, families, and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. of O
Appreciation from Carey relatives and friends
A Shawtown Ohio note from Ura Kentfield thanks relatives and friends in Carey and vicinity for remembering the author on a birthday. The message expresses gratitude for the kindness shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey and Vicinity
Ura Kentfield
Shawtown, O
Findlay Buckeye Bank Depositors Hoped by New Plan
Ohio Oil executive Dr Donnell elected director and chairman of American First National bank. R J Berry and L Fleming named directors. Board plans to offer to take over Buckeye Commercial Savings bank assets, aiming to release about 2 million dollars to creditors if approved. Donnell leads drive to ease depositor losses in Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Commercial Bank of Findlay
Findlay
State Banking Department
Buckeye
Commercial” Savings Bank
Donnell
American First National Bank
Buckeye Commercial Savings Bank
Mrs. Lillie Brayton Buried Here
Mrs. Lillie M. Brayton former resident died Friday night at her daughter Mrs. Wm. R. Anderson Toledo after a short heart illness. Age 74 born in Adrian she was daughter of Dr and Mrs Montgomery. Survived by three children Mrs J Ward Zess Akron G M Brayton and Mrs. Anderson Toledo. five grandchildren. Husband Jesse Brayton preceded in death. Services at Mrs. Anderson home then burial at Baker cemetery near her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie M. Brayton
Wm. R. Anderson
Foraker Ave
Toledo
Adrian
Montgomery
J Ward Zess
Akron
G M_ Brayton
Anderson
Jesse Brayton
Baker Cemetery
Lewis Galbroner
Carey
Children Injured In Weekend Accidents In Upper Sandusky
Lillian Reynolds eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Reynolds broke her right arm playing on Saturday. Her brother Leslie twelve years old stepped on a rusty wire at Harrison Smith park Sunday. the wire pierced his foot an inch and a half causing a painful injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Jack Reynolds
Leslie
Harrison Smith Park
Upper Sandusky
Indoor base ball organizers meet at American Legion club
Those wishing to organize for indoor base ball are urged to meet at the American Legion club rooms tonight Thursday at 8 00 p m. Participants must have team representation for entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Club
Local and Personal Social Notes from Bluffton Area
Local and personal notices list numerous visits and guests visiting Bluffton and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Urban Kokenge and children in Miami Florida, Mr and Mrs Lee Ogg, Mr and Mrs C G Stratton, Bobby Stratton, Dr and Mrs Courtenay of Delaware, Mr and Mrs George Newhard, Mr and Mrs Dwight Hostermann, and others visiting relatives in Sycamore Lancaster Toledo Findlay and Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban Kokenge
Miami, Fla
Lee Ogg
A M Courtenay
Delaware
George Newhard
John Sheridan
Mary Stroup
Dwight Hosterman
Sycamore
W WN Johnson
Elaine
Richard
Jimmie
Lancaster
Road Works Woes Rise in Belfast Saturday Night
Local readers complain that repeated digging for water mains tram lines telephone cables and electric wires has left a once smooth Belfast street full of furrows and patches. The work, praised as a lasting surface, ends up requiring more repairs and newlaying, leaving the town’s thoroughfare uneven and often impassable.
Pfeifer Weaver Wedding Ties Carey Couple
Miss Forrest Frieda Weaver daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Weaver of Carey and Lloyd Franklin Pfeifer son of Mrs Jessie Pfeifer of W Finley street were married Sunday at 8:30 am in the Lutheran parsonage on North Eighth street. Rev J Seim officiated and the couple planned a week’s wedding trip before living with the bridegroom’s mother. The bride wore pink chiffon. bridesmaid peach chiffon. Pfeifer works at Jones Clutch and Gear Co. Pfeifer’s bride was a Carey telephone operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Eighth Street
J. {. Seim
Forrest Frieda Weaver
Edward Weaver
Carey
Lloyd Frankln- Pfeifer
Jessie Pfeifer
W. Finley Street
Cretora Kinsinger
Lawrence Smith
Pfeifer
Jones Clutch and Gear Co
Longtime Kurtz clerk D Moore resigns after 40 years service
D Moore ends more than four decades at Kurtz dry goods store after resigning for rest. He began as a clerk under H B Kurtz and earned election as councilman and board of affairs member. A Pythian active, he plans to travel and keep Carey home, visiting Toledo to see his sister and enjoy a Michigan outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Moore
Kurtz
H. B. Kurtz
Moore
4-H Club Meeting Described with Bias Binding Demo
The Domestic Art Club met June 26 at the Derr home with Miss Gladys Pratt explaining the work. Margaret Baker demonstrated bias binding, members played games, and refreshments were served. The next meeting is July 10 at Miss Louise Gilliland’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille
Martha Derr
Gladys Pratt
Margaret Baker
Louise Gilliland
Rita Brown
Martha Phillips
Elizabeth Bachman
Boy Scouts Troop 1 Meet at High School
Scouts Kinsinger Turn bell Frederick and Heck passed the pacing test by running a mile in 12 minutes using scout pace. The troop enjoyed a treasure hunt with the losing side buying food. Robert Heck, scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Kinsinger
Turnbell
Frederick
Heck
Robert
Scribe
Wind damages hit C M Wenner orchard and neighboring farm
Ten trees were uprooted Tuesday morning last week as wind swept the old orchard on the C M Wenner farm north of town. A narrow stretch east and west suffered, barn doors tore off, and the barn on the G W Bels farm was twisted on its foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bels
Carey Businesses Closed July Fourth Evening Open Night
Local commerce says businesses will close Friday July 4 and will stay open Thursday evening to accommodate Independence Day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Mail Box Destroyed by Large Firecracker Near Town
A firecracker placed in B. F. Thome's mailbox east of town shattered the box. Damaging four mailboxes carries a heavy penalty under local law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F.thome
Reunion cards printed by the Carey Times
The Carey Times printed reunion cards noting gatherings and dates for local alumni. Community members planned events, with details distributed in the paper to coordinate attendees and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
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Bluffton
Frank Kinsinger
Or Wesker
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Coeur d'Alene
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C D Sheridan
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Homeland Hospital
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Dale Brashares
Leon, Va
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Frederick Sopher
L. G. Ranger Home
George Detwiler
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Tigg
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