Eagles to Play Canzols on Sunday in Mansfield
Carey Eagles meet Canzols of Mansfield Sunday afternoon at 2 30 in a key baseball clash. Manager Dave Orians expects improvement with a Findlay pitcher on the mound. Recent results saw Marion Eagles defeat Carey 7 to 4 and Rex Billiards beat Mansfield 8 to 5. Ladies free admission.
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Carey Eagles
Canzols
Mansfield
Eagles
Dave Orians
Findlay
Marion Eagles
Rex Billiards
Dr Beck Memorial Dedication at Zion-Bloom Cemetery
The steel fence with brick posts at Zion Bloom Cemetery near Vanlue will be dedicated to Dr Colon Beck on Sunday July 10 at 2 PM. The shift from June 26 due to bad weather, a public program includes remarks by A J Searfoss, Rev W Clark DeMuth, Rev W D Pierce, and Atty H G Chambers. Dr Beck, a Clyde physician and local native, funded the fence.
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Zion-Bloom Cemetery
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Vanlue
Colon Beck
Dr Beck
Clyde
Public Meeting in Probate Court Room Wyandot County
Miss Esther McClain chief of the Bureau of Aid to Dependent Children Columbus will hold a public meeting at the probate court room in Upper Sandusky Friday afternoon July 8 at one oclock. She will interpret the division and cooperative programs benefiting local communities. We invite you to attend with friends. Wyandot County Bureau of Aid to Dependent Children.
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Esther McClain
Bureau of Aid To Dependent Children
Columbus
Upper Sandusky
Miss McClain
Forest Roof of Carey Denied Probation for Minor Delinquency
Carey Forest Roof was arraigned before Judge Russell H Kear on contributing to the delinquency of a minor and given a conditional suspension. He was arrested Saturday for fighting, violated probation, and was ordered imprisoned in the county jail for 60 days with the suspension revoked.
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Forest Roof of
Carey
Russell H Kear
Kear
Notice of Public Hearing on Tax Budget Ridge Township
Two copies of the Tax Budget for Ridge Township Wyandot County Ohio are on file for public inspection. A public hearing on the budget will be held at the trustees office on Monday July 18 1938 at 7 o clock pm Bachar clerk of Ridge Township
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Ridge
Wyandot County
Ohio
Trustees
Townsend Club Meeting Report From Los Angeles
The Townsend club meets Monday evening in the public library at o'clock. The delegate to the third national convention at Los Angeles will present her report. All are invited. Elza Garn, Secretary.
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Townsend Club
Public
Los Angeles
Elza Garn
Palm Leaf Lodge Meeting Notice
Palm Leaf Rebekah lodge will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening July 12 at 8 o clock. All members are urged to attend. A social hour will follow the regular business session.
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Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Veteran John Meyer At Gettysburg Reunion At Age 97
Civil War veteran John Meyer Sr. of Addieville Illinois attends the Blues and Greys reunion at Gettysburg battlefield from July 1 to 6. An honorary badge is pinned to his coat lapel as he remains hale and drives his own car.
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Orawville
Ill
John Myer
Addieville
Gettysburg Battlefield
Ilinois
Meyer
Stores to Close Thursday Afternoon July and August 1938
Local merchants sign pledge to close shops at 12 00 oclock Thursday afternoons during July and August from July 14 1938. Signatories include F H Frederick D C Henry Co C Simonis G C Wagner Emerine Bros R C Sanner W C Shanks Harry Rook Carey Cash Market A and P Store Kroger Burson Clothing Co R E Kurtz Shick s T C Myers C I Kessler M Flox and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H Frederick
D C Henry & Co Co
C. Simonis
G. C. Wagner
Emerine Bros
R. C Sanner W. C. Shanks
Harry Rook
Carey Cash Market
Kroger’s Burson Clothing Co
R. E Kurtz Shick’s. T C Myers C I Kessler M Flox & Qo
Local attorney addresses Carey Kiwanis on Firecracker Casualties
Frederick Cassel spoke to the Carey Kiwanis Club Tuesday evening at Pilgrim House about Firecracker Casualties. Rev Marion E Tinster presided, E S Burson sponsored, and W L Arnholt, Bellevue and former Carey schools superintendent, attended as a visitor.
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Frederick Cassel
Carey Kiwanis Club
Pilgrim House
Cassel
Marion E Tinster
E .S Burson
W L Arnholt
Bellevue
Carey Schools
McGuffey Society Institute Hosts Guests in Greenfield Village
Atty and Mrs J F Carlisle of Columbus visited Miss Sue and Miss Della Gilliland over Sunday after attending the Federated McGuffey Societies institute at Greenfield Village. Henry Ford, a member, hosted the group and a bridge from Pennsylvania was dedicated during the event. Carlisle organized the first McGuffey society and is noted as a national president.
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Atty
J F Carlisle
Columbus
Sue
Della Gilliland
Dearborn
Mid
McGuffey Societies
Greenfield Village
Henry Ford
Pennsylvania
McGuffey
Carlisle
McGuffey Society
Mrs H F Davidson Wins Merchants Drawing
Mrs H F Davidson received a check for 1650 dollars in the Merchants club drawing held Wednesday evening. Theodore Jesko won 500 dollars in trade at Zender Implement Co and Henry Cole won 500 dollars in trade at Italy's. The jackpot for next week will be 184 50 dollars.
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H F Davidson
Merchants
Theodore Jesko
Zender Implement Co
Henry Cole
Italy
Lawn Social Next Wednesday Evening Planned by Mary-Martha Class
The Mary-Martha class schedules a lawn social on the church lawn next Wednesday at 5 PM. Ice cream cake chicken sandwiches and coffee will be served and all are invited.
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Mary-Martha
Lutheran
Past Chiefs Meet This Afternoon in Pythian Hall
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters will gather this Thursday at 2 pm in the hall. Initiation and a pot luck dinner are set for 6 pm.
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Pythian Sisters
Carey Times Prize Promotion Rewards Advance Subscriptions
The Carey Times announces a prepayment eligibility plan for prizes. Subscriptions paid by August 1, 1938, qualify for the first four drawings on July 9, 16, 23, and 30. Non-subscribers are urged to come in today and invest $2 for a year's subscription to secure chances at prizes while boosting local savings.
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The
Carey Times
Carey
Carey town pride in local sports and business support
The Times emphasizes its exclusive focus on Carey Ohio, contrasting its community coverage with other papers that push broader business interests and favor rival hometown teams. It insists Carey receives unique, devoted local journalism.
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The
Times
the Times
Carey
Ohio
Magazine Bargains Include Therena One Year Offer
Six magazines are offered at prices from 2.45 to 3.00 with Therena for one year. Readers are invited to choose a favorite from the display advertisement in this issue and save money.
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Six Magazine
Bursons and Porcelain Play Tight Softball Duel
Bursons edged Porcelain 1 to 0 in a close Thursday night game. Porcelain defeated National Lime and Stone 7 to 3 on Tuesday. League standings and next week’s schedule list games for Frigidaires, National Lime and Stone, Moose, and Bursons with a rained out game rescheduled for July 13.
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Bursons
The
Porcelain
the Porcelain
National Lime & Stone
Frigidaires
Moose
What the Stork's Brought
An 8% pound son, Florent David, born Friday to Mr and Mrs Joseph Gibson east of town. An 8% pound daughter, Inez Mary, born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Aloysius Lucius north of Carey. A 10-pound daughter, Phyllis Sue, born last Thursday to Mr and Mrs Lester Moser of Wharton. A daughter born this morning to Mr and Mrs P J Niederkohler of S Muncie Street.
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Joseph Gibson
Florent David
Aloysius Lucius, Horth
Carey
Inez Mary
Lester Moser
Wharton
Phyllis Sue
Carey WCTU Meeting Friday Afternoon
The Carey WCTU will hold a Friday meeting at 2 o'clock in the afternoon with Miss Sue Gilliland and Miss Della Gilliland at S Patterson Street.
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Carey WC. T U
Sue
Della Gilliland
S. Patterson Street
Modern Beauty Shop To Close For Week Of July 10
Laura Keller reports the Modern Beauty shop will close for a full week starting July 10. The salon will resume normal hours the following week.
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Laura Keller
Car Strikes Moving Freight Train Near E Findlay Crossing
Er and Mrs Howard Rille their one year old baby and Miss Ruby Fuller were in a car that skidded on a slick street at the Chesapeake and Ohio crossing and struck a moving freight train. The Rilles from Detroit were returning home with Miss Fuller from Virginia where they had visited. All were injured but not seriously. the baby was unharmed. They were taken to Findlay hospital by Goff and Bristoll ambulances.
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Howard Rille
Ruby Fuller
E Findlay Street
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rilles
Detroit
Miss Fuller
Virginia
Rillo
Find
Injury to Anita Johnson While Lighting Firecracker
Anita Johnson 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Johnson, residing west of town, was injured Monday when a firecracker she held in her left hand exploded. She is staying with grandparents Mr and Mrs B Johnson northeast of Carey this week. The blast tore flesh from her thumb and finger.
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Anita
Roy Johnson
West of Town
B Johnson
Carey
Brother Killed in Automobile Accident
Max Grad of Upper Sandusky returned home Tuesday from Cincinnati where he attended the funeral of his brother Edward Grad of St. Louis who died from injuries after a Bay City Texas crash. Edward suffered a broken neck and fractured skull in the accident.
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Max Grad
Upper Sandusky
Cincinnati
Edward Grad
St. Louis
Bay City
Texas
Grad
Carey Projects Tentatively Approved For Federal Aid
Mayor Hendricks reports tentative approval from the Ohio FEMA associate regional director for two Carey projects the municipal building at 76850 and the sewer system at 1800000. Docket numbers OH-1832 and OH-1833. Council plans a May bond vote asking 430000 for town hall and 75000 for sewage plant plus a 45 percent grant request under House Bill 544.
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P. A. Hendricks
L. A. Boulay
Ohio
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Council of Carey
Carey
State Tax Commission
91St General Assembly
Carey Schools Band Concerts Set An All March Program
The Carey schools band schedules an evening concert on Wednesday July 13 featuring a full march program. Selections include Gippsland, Fairest of the Fair, On Parade, Co-ed, Our Director, US Field Artillery, On Wisconsin, Footlifter, Sharpshooters, Under the Double Eagle, and Minstrel Man.
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Carey
Gippsland
Lithgow
Sousa
Goldman
Zamecnik
Bigelow
US Field Artillery
Wisconsin
Purdy
Fillmore
Metalo
Wagner
Talbott
Summer recreation leads with Strahm and Tracy atop standings
Hayden Fouts directs a 151 attendee program as Porky Strahm leads baseball with a .63 average and Jack Tracy eyes a tennis crown after strong showings. Younger boys lag in softball while horse shoes see Tommy Krom with three wins in two to three matches. Eleven girls start tennis with eight new players signaling future stars. entries close next week.
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Hayden Fouts
Porky
Strahm
Tommy Krom
Jack Tracy
Watch Your Label subscription notice prompts corrections
The notice asks readers to compare the newspaper date with their payment receipt and report any mismatch. It reports corrections to the mailing list and credits for payments up to July, urging cooperation to avoid mistakes and to protect prize winnings.
Local youths head to Camp Luboca on Lake Erie
Billy Howard Robert Mapes and Dickie Clouser depart Sunday afternoon for Camp Luboca near Marblehead on Lake Erie. The two week Lutherans Church camp is run by the Synod of Ohio with a trained staff of leaders and instructors guiding the program.
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Billy Howard
Robert Mapes
Dickie Clouser
Luboca
Lake Erie
Marblehead
Synod of Ohio of the
United Lutheran Church
Local man to open independent shoe store in Carey
J. W. Hutslar formerly of Grand Rapids and Springfield will open an exclusive shoe store in the Kurtz room on West Findlay Street next to the Peoples Bank. He plans to open around August 1 with a full line of men women and children's shoes, offering reputable brands and fitting service on par with city stores. The Hutslars will reside in Carey at the Galt Hotel and consider Carey their permanent home.
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J. W. Hutstar
Grand Rapids
Mich
Springfield
Kurtz
W. Findlay Street
the Peoples, Bank
Rook’s Grocery
Hutslar Hhoses
Hutslar
Carey
Carey Times
Mrs Hutslar
Galt Hotel
Motor Trucks to Carry Mail After Passenger Train End
With the Big Four railroad suspending passenger service on Friday, motor trucks will carry United States mail between Tiffin and Bellefontaine via Carey. The railroad plans a closed pouch service with two daily trips to deliver mail to intervening communities.
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Big Four Railroad
United States
Carey
Tiffin
Bellefontaine
Star Route Links Tiffin Sandusky. Big Four Runs Pouch Service
Arrangements set for a Star Route between Tiffin and Sandusky this week operated by the postal department. The Big Four truck began closed pouch service from Bellefontaine to Carey and Tiffin with schedules homeward to Bellefontaine. The main truck serves Berwick Adrian Carey Wharton Forest Patterson Kenton Belle Center Huntsville and Bellefontaine. Passenger trains between Springfield and Sandusky end, removing service on the line.
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Tiffin
Sandusky
Postal Department
Big Four
Bellefontaine
Carey
Berwick
Adrian
Wharton
Forest
Patterson
Kenton Belle Center
Huntsville
Linwood Park Summer Assembly Opens With Concert
The Ohio Conference Evangelical church opens its annual Summer Assembly at Linwood Park on Monday July 11. The event features Odette of North Central College Naperville II performing a concert at the opening meeting. Evangelistic services follow nightly with speakers Rev L M Nanniga and others including Rev Reuben Miller Rev A J Faust Africa and Bishop S P Spreng. Local delegates Miss Dorothy Meriele Miss Maxine Perkins and Rev Roy B Leedy with his family attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Conference
Evangelical Church
Linwood Park
Odette
North Central College
Naperville II
L M Nannlga
Kansas City
Reuben Miller
Indianapolis
A J Faust Africa
S P Spreng
Naperville
Dorothy Meriele
Young Peoples League
Maxine Perkins
Roy B Leedy Sastor
Sheep Claims Filed In Seneca County Hearings
Four sheep claims were filed last Tuesday, reported to the Seneca county commissioners. The claims list FE Phillips of Big Spring township for two ewes at 16 dollars, FWilkerson of Seneca township for one ewe at 7 dollars, H Dale Cooley of Bloom township for one ewe at 850 dollars, and JA Hughes of Seneca township for four ewes injured.
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Seneca County
F E Phillips
Big Spring
F Wilkerson
Seneca Township
H Dale Cooley
Bloom Township
J A Hughes
Salem Festival at St Joseph's Church
A Salem festival is scheduled at St Joseph's Church on Sunday July 17 with a rain date of the following Monday. The event promises community activities and local attendance.
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St Joseph’s Church
Salem
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Porky" Strahm
Jack ‘Tracy
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