Dodge Motors Meet Toledo Tigers in Shortened Game
The Dodge Motors faced the Casey Jones Red Sox of Monroe in a brief 5 inning game halted with Carey leading 4-1. Messmer singled twice, Carey had six hits, and England, W. Orians, G. Orians, and Wickiser added one each. Next Sunday the Toledo Tigers make their first appearance in Care with Toledo’s fast colored team known for pepper and shadow play. Fans pay 10c to watch a first class ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F
Dodge Motors
Casey Jones Red Sox
Monroe
Mich
Carey
Messmer
Dell Parsell
South Paw
England
W. Orians
G. Orians
Wickiser
Toledo Tigers
Tigers
Toledo
Motors
Local and Personal Reunion Notes From The Arey Times
Doris Morgan of Toledo visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Gibbs this week. Mrs Clarence McCormick spends Monday with Mrs N C Schubert. Mr and Mrs A Stoll of St Paul visit Mr and Mrs Lewis Beis. Ed Campbell Jr attends funeral of A C Dumont in Kansas. Sam Clark of Toledo visits for Fourth weekend. Mary Ellen Peters of Findlay visits uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W H Huston. Loren Stahl visits Findlay daughter Mrs Orval Scarfoss. Bruce Hunter of Columbus spends weekend with Bard Hunter family south of town. Shirley Tracy injures wrist playing. W C McGill recovering from serious operation at Findlay hospital. Julia Cleveland of Toledo visits Ed Campbell Jr. Campbell couple bring her home to Carey. Miss Hattie Bishop of Columbus and Mrs Alice Swihart with Mrs Ruby Criger visit Supt H H Silverman in Nevada. Mrs Ella Snyder's funeral at Sycamore. E S Burson and sons Paul Reid with guests J C Burson, Mrs Ralph Stuck, Mr and Mrs Stanley Burson of Lodi Calif, and Mrs Eugene Hawes of Long Beach spend week at Rye Beach. Sunday visitors to Earl Hunter home include Mrs Charles Pfeifer and daughters from Upper Sandusky and Mrs Wm Schmidt of Lovell. Leo Weaver family and Carolyn Betty Lou visit in evening.
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Arey Times
Doris Morgan
Toledo
Ed Gibbs
Clarence McCormick
N. C. Schubert
Ralph Roller
A. Stoll
St. Paul
Lewise Beis
Ed Campbell, Jr
A C. Dumont
Kansas
Sam Clark
Bar
Carey
Hattie Bishop
Columbus
Alice Swihart
Ruby ‘Criger
June
Tom
Supt
H. H. Silverman
Nevada
Alton Phillips
Phillips
Ella Snyder
Sycamore
Snyder
F. M. Starr
Delout
Town
E. S. Burson
Paul and
Reid
J. C. Burson
Ralph Stuck
Stanley Burson
Lodi
Calif
Eugene Hawes
Long Beach
CaHf
Rye Beach
Earl Hunter
Charles Pfeifer
Martha Rose
Marilyn
Juanita
Upper Sandusky
Wm. Schmidt
Billy
Richard
Lovell
Leo Weaver
Carolyn
Betty Lou
Bland couple in Crawford accident improve after injuries
Mr and Mrs George Bland of south of town are much improved after a serious Crawford auto crash two weeks ago. He has been discharged from Findlay Home and Hospital, she will be taken home by Bristoll ambulance. Mrs Bland suffered a fractured pelvis and skull. Her brother Charles Reynolds was instantly killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bland
South of Town
Crawford
Bland
Findlay
Salem Social Seeks Fun With Spring Chicken Menu
The annual Salem social will be held Sunday evening, July 21. The event features the famous spring chicken meal with pie, cake, watermelon, ice cream, and other season delicacies. Carey schools band will provide music and games such as Beano will be enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Carey Schools
Ice Cream Social by Frederick Street Gang
The Frederick street gang plans their third annual ice cream social on the lawn of the A H Donelson home Thursday evening July 11 beginning at 6 30 featuring penny caned bean willye fa ture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Street Gang
A. H. Donelson
Penny ‘Beand
Willye Sa
Fea -Ture
Baseball/softball schedule clutter from era
A long list of softball games is shown with teams Burson All Stars Carey Boosters Frigidaires Howard Radios Myers Dairy Store and Myers Dairy Store facing off across July and August. The text includes repeated matchups and misspellings suggesting a schedule snippet rather than a final fixture card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burson All Stars
Carey Boosters
Frigidaires
Howard Radios
Myers Dairy Store
Woman's Benefit Association Holds National Convention in Cleveland
The W B A plans its national convention in Cleveland on July 15 to 17 with a grand parade on the 16th and the Cleveland Prosperity Pageant on the 17th at the civic auditorium. The pageant will feature 7 000 women and be the largest of its kind in the United States. Local lodges aim to attend and those wishing to go should contact Mrs. Myrtle Perkins by Friday via telephone Y 136.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
Cleveland
Union
Canada
Civic Auditorium
United States
Myrtle Perkins
Carey Schools Band Opens Air Concert July 17
The Carey Schools band directed by Leonard Klein presents an open air concert Wednesday evening July 17. Program includes Klohr Billboard Overture Arcadia Laurens Little Giant Moon King Lear Isle of Beauty Barnard Under the Double Eagle Wagner Minuet in G Beethoven Simple Area The New Colonial Hall.
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Carey Schools
Leonard Klein
Billboard
Klohr
Laurens
Moon
Hazel
Barnard
Wagner
Beethoven
Hall
Red Cross Course Offered in Carey
Mrs. Edmond Pahl, teacher of the hygiene and home care of the sick class, has earned a Red Cross teaching certificate. The course begins Friday at 7 30 p m in the high school basement, with completion earning certificates from the national headquarters in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Pahl
Red Cross
National
Washington
Townsend Club Meets Hear Enthusiastic Toledo Speaker
B. H. Thompson of Toledo addressed Carey Townsend Club No. 1 at the Catholic hall Monday evening to a fair sized crowd. The next meeting is set for Monday evening July 22 at the same venue with a planned good speaker and an invitation to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Thompson
Toledo
Carey Townsend Club
Catholic Hall
Carey Village to Study Sewer System with Engineer
The village council hired a sanitary engineer Monday to conduct a preliminary survey on the cost of a sewer system and disposal plant for Carey. The plan is to seek voter approval in November for bond issuance and to apply for FPERA funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
C K of O Plans Dance on Vance Street
The C K of O will hold another dance in their hall on Vance street Friday evening July 12. Everyone is invited and urged to tell friends.
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C. K. of
Vance Street
Restaurant Manager Mires Missing From Galt Establishment
Poised as a local note, a report indicates the manager Mr. Cand. Mires is taken from the Galt restaurant amid an unspecified incident. No further details available in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cand. Mires
Mani ‘Galt
Carey Times Announces Annual Mid-Summer Clearance Edition
Thursday July 18 marks the Carey Times mid summer clearance edition. Merchants of Carey offer hundreds of bargains to city and rural residents including Sycamore Vanlue Wharton Alvada Adrian McCutchenville New Riegel and surrounding routes. The issue will be delivered to homes and businesses across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Carey
Sycamore
Vanlue
Wharton
Alvada
Adrian
McCutchenville
New Riegel
Exline and various family reunions announced for summer
The Exline family reunion is set for Sunday at the Lawrence Exline home in Patterson. Multiple families plan reunions on July 21 to August 30 in parks across Carey, Upper Sandusky, Findlay, Fostoria, and nearby towns with listed officers and secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exline
Lawrence Exline
Patterson
William Brown
Carey Park
Morehart
Mt Blanchard Park
Sammet
Harrison Smith Park
Upper Sandusky
Harold Sammet
Karl Kennerley
Smith and Baughman
Dr Mullholland Leads 296 Passes State Medical Board Exam
Dr Mullholland of McCutchenville achieved the top grade among 296 examinees on the state medical board exams authorizing practice in Ohio. He scored 891 percent, graduated this spring from Ohio State University, and begins an internship at Grant Hospital in Columbus. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Renna Mullholland, a Columbian High School graduate from Tiffin who attended Heidelberg College and Ohio Northern University, taught school, and served as superintendent of Wyandot and Eden schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullholland
McCutchenville
State Medical Board
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State University
Grant Hospital
Renna Mullholand
Columbian High School
Tiffin
Heidelberg College
Ohio Northern University
Wyandot
Eden
Social meeting of CLC Chapter set for July 15
A social meeting of the C. L of C. is scheduled for Monday evening next week July 15 at the C. K. of C. hall on E Findlay street. The committee in charge includes Mrs. L. A. Kramer Mrs. Martha Collet Mrs. Lawrence Orians Mrs. William Orians Mrs. Paul Pahl Mrs. Allen Vaughn and Mrs. Ralph Haford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L of C
C. K. of C. Hall
E Findlay Street
L. A. Kramer
Martha Collet
Lawrence Orians
William Orians
Paul Pahl
Allen Vaughn
Ralph Haford
Card of Thanks for support after bereavement
We express heartfelt appreciation to neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy flowers and to Rev. Paul R. Clouser for consoling words in our bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lawhead. Miss Anna Lawhead.
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Paul R. Clouser
Clarence Lawhead
Anna Lawhead
Picnic for Dorcas Bible Class at Carey Park
A Dorcas Bible Class picnic for members and families will be held at Carey Park at 6 30 this evening. Coffee will be furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Methodist Sunday School
Carey Park
American Legion State Convention in Dayton Set
The annual American Legion state convention will be held in Dayton from August 25 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion State Convention
The
American Legion
Dayton
Carey Times Office Hours Change for July and August
The mechanical department at The Carey Times will close on Saturday afternoons in July and August from 11 30 a m to 7 00 p m. The paper remains open Saturday forenoon 7 30 to 11 30 and Saturday evening 7 20 to the usual closing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Carey 4-H Club Holds Fourth Meeting At High School
The Carey 4-H club met in the high school home economics room with 24 members present under Mrs. Davis and Miss Wenzinger. Miss Wenzinger led as no officers were available. Demonstrations covered patterns, tailor’s tacks and feather stitch, bound buttonholes, with Kummerer chosen as individual demonstrator and Brown and Kummerer as team demonstrators for the Upper Sandusky contest on July 20. Indian baseball provided recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey 4
Rita Brown
Martha Derr
Betty Wenner
Margaret Bachman
Caroline Kummerer
Miss Bachman
Miss Brown
Miss Kummerer
Upper Sandusky
Deals in Dirt Parcel Transfers Cite Township Stakes
Clarence Carr and others sell 20 acres in Antrim township to Charles A Alban for 1 dollar. Jean E Simpson and others transfer 70 acres in Jackson township to trustees H Dale Shields for 1 dollar. Henry Kinley transfers 80 acres in Salem township to Grant W Kinley and others for 1 dollar. Earl B Carter administrator sells 5254 acres in Salem township to John Pegsarth for 471 dollars. Opha Willis Atwood administratrix sells 58 acres in Antrim township to Archie J Atwood for 350 dollars. Thomas Humes sells a parcel in Upper Sandusky to the Village of Upper Sandusky for 100 dollars. Harry Weatherholtz sheriff transfers 15149 acres in Crawford township to The Union Central Life Insurance Co for 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Carr
Charles A Alban
Antrim Township
Jean E Simpson
H. Dale Shields
Jackson Township
Henry Kinley
Grant W Kinley
Salem Township
Earl B Carter
John Pegsarth
Opha Willis Atwood
Archie J Atwood
County Farm Bureau Picnic at Upper Sandusky Fair Grounds
Wyandot County Farm Bureau hosts a picnic at the Upper Sandusky fair grounds on Sunday July 14 with community singing games contests and music by the city band. Dinner starts at 1 00 oclock and the public is invited. bring baskets and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County Farm Bureau
Upper Sandusky Fair Grounds
Upper Sandusky City
Farm Bureau
C. I. C Class Picnick at Meadowbrook Park Bascom
Memorial Evangelical Sunday school class of C. I. C will hold a pease meeting and picnic Friday evening at Meadowbrook Park Bascom. They meet at 6 30 at the home of teacher Mrs Gertrude Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Meadowbrook Park
Bascom
Gertrude Tate
Picnic Supper for Knights and Sisters at Riverside Park
Local Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters and their families will hold a picnic supper at 6:00 this evening at Riverside park Findlay. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters
Riverside Park
Findlay
Vanlue School Band Lawn Fete Set For July 13
The Vanlue school band invites the public to a lawn fete on Saturday evening July 13. A concert will be performed and refreshments including ice cream cake chicken sandwiches watermelon and cold drinks will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue
W C T U to Meet at Mrs Cook Home
The W C T U will meet Friday at 2:00 PM at the home of Mrs L M Cook on Dow Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo. 1. U
L. M. Cook
Dow Street
Kiwanis Addressed by Dr. S. N. Brock
Dr. S. Arnold Brock of Saginaw Michigan spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Pilgrim House on the sugar beet industry. He had earlier addressed the Exchange club in Tiffin and toured Findlay’s beet factory. Since January 1 he has given over 500 speeches. The Cooperative Sugar Beet Association of America is described as unique in its scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Pilgrim House
S. Arnold Brock
Saginaw
Mich
Cooperative Sugar Beet Association of America
Brock
Exchange Club
Tiffin
Findlay
Heck Todd Mary Catherine Todd Wed Melford Heck in Norwalk Home
Miss Mary Catherine Todd daughter of John H Todd of Cleveland and Melford Heck son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Heck west of Carey were married in a Friday ceremony at the bride’s aunt Mrs Julia Friend’s Norwalk home. The Rev C H Gross officiated in a single ring service amid pink roses and white lilies. The bridal party included sister Mrs A Davis of near Jacksonville Fla as pianist and sister Mrs Dillwyn Thomas of Cleveland as attendant with Glenn Hudson best man. The bride wore pink oriental taffeta with a colonial bouquet. the sisters wore yellow organdie. A candlelit two course supper followed the heart shaped cake cutting. After a short motor trip the couple will reside at 132 Baker street Marion. Heck will work in the Marion county relief office. The couple and immediate relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine Todd
John H. Todd
Cleveland
Melford Heck
Ralph Heck
West of Carey
Julia Friend
State Street
Norwalk
C. H. Gross
St Paul’s Episcopal Church
A Davis
Jacksonville
Fla
Mendelssohn
Dillwyn Thomas
Glenn Hudson
Upper Sandusky and
Carey
Heck
Baker Street
Marion
Marion County Relief Office
Carey High School
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Cleveland High School
Ohie Wesleyan
Robert
Ruth
David Heck
Kroger Earnings Rise in First Half 1935 Report
Kroger Grocery and Baking reports net earnings of 2.3539 million dollars for the first six periods of 1935, up from 3.2286 million in 1934. Sales reach 107.738 million against 101.457 million last year. earnings per common share rise to about 130 dollars on 1.813 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Kroger
Piggly Wiggly Corporation
United States
Auto Wreck Near Town Leaves Four Unharmed
Miss Mary Jane Myers Miss Mary Louise Mullholand James Lindsay and Herman Emerine escaped serious injury last Thursday night when the Lindsay car collided with another vehicle at an intersection about five miles north of town. The Carey party had been returning from Terrace Beach after the Fourth. The Lindsay car was almost completely wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Myers
Mary Louise Mullholand
James Lindsay
Herman Emerine
Lindsay
Carey
Terrace Beach
Damage suit filed against Snyder Lumber Co in Wooster
Cecil R. Crawford sues Snyder Lumber Co for 10130 in common pleas court through Marion F. Garver alleging injuries from a March 6 collision between a car he rode in and a truck belonging to the lumber company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil R. Crawford
Common Pleas Court
Snyder Lumber Co
Marion F. Garver
Wooster
Organ to be installed at Our Lady of Consolation Church
The new pipe organ, built in St. Louis, will be installed at Our Lady of Consolation church. Dedicatory services are set for Sunday evening August 4 at 8 o’clock, with Prof. J Alfred Schehl of St. Luke's church Cincinnati giving a recital and musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Church
St. Louis
J. Alfred Schehl
St. Luke’s Church
Cincinnati
Home Carpentry Class Starts At High School
The Home Carpentry class in the manual training department, led by Mr. Cowgill of Upper Sandusky and sponsored with 4-H and the Federal Emergency School division, began and drew strong enrollment. Students bring their own tools, work with home materials, and repair articles from home as part of projects. Enrolled: Donald Healey, Donald Pfleghaar, Donald Shenk, Richard Collet, Isadore McLaughlin, John Starkey, Charley Welly, Donald Zahn, Wayne Zahn, Lynn Ramsberger, David William Dow, Tom Criger, Robert Hutchinson, Joe Newhart. Meets Mondays and Thursdays at 8:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowgill
Upper Sandusky
Federal Emergency School Division
National Recovery Administration
Mr. Cowgill
Donald Healey
Donald Pfleghaar
Donald Shenk
Richard Collet
Isadore McLaughlin
John Starkey
Charley Welly
Donald Zahn
Wayne Zahn
Lynn Ramsberger
David William Dow
Tom Criger
Robert Hutchinson
Joe Newhart
Auto Wreck Injures Detroit Family in Ohio Crash
Sunday afternoon a Detroit couple Mr and Mrs Frank Oliver and their daughter Mary were injured when an Indiana truck struck their parked car on the Carey Upper Sandusky road near the Weaver residence. The car’s engine stalled by rain left Frank Tabensky and a front seat passenger Joe Oliver uninjured after the crash. The Oliver family and their son Joe were visiting Newark and planned to visit Fred Fabian in Carey before continuing to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Oliver
Mary
Detroit
Indiana
Carey-Upper Sandusky Road
Wm. Weaver
Frank Tabensky
Newark
Carey
Fred Fabian
Oliver Joe
Mary Oliver
Fabian
Bertha Walters
Toledo
Juniors Picnic Postponed and Travelers Club Plans
The Juniors W B A picnic is indefinitely postponed. Travelers club members should attend Friday’s meeting or contact Mrs. Bertha Walters by Saturday noon if they wish to join the Cleveland national convention trip next week. Bus rates range from 2.50 to 3.00 dollars, depending on group size. Bus departs Carey at 5:00 a m on Wednesday July 17 and returns the same night after the pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers Club
Bertha Walters
Cleveland
Carey
Playground Supervisor Appointed for Carey Park
Miss Helen Strahm has been chosen as a playground supervisor at Water Works Park every weekday except Saturday. She will be at the playground Friday morning this week to welcome smaller children and provide care under the County Emergency School Board and local superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Strahm
Miss Strahm
County Emergency School Board
Local births reported on North and Muncie streets
A son for Mr and Mrs John E Macale on West North Street named Thomas Edward arrived July 4. A 70 pound son for Mr and Mrs John Cole on S Muncie Street born Tuesday morning. An 80 pound daughter born Tuesday morning to Mr and Mrs Ralph Mc Kinnon on S Muncie Street. A morning birth to Mr and Mrs Perry Mc Daniel on West Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Macale
W. North Street
Thomas Edward
John Cole
S. Muncie Street
Ralph McKinnon
Perry McDaniel
West Street
Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society to Meet
The Jennie Larmonth missionary society of Christ Lutheran church will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Alva Criger. Mrs. W. R. Allen will assist as hostess. Mrs. Ross Johnson and Miss Carolyn Newhard will lead the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Larmonth
K. O. P. Officers Install Meeting Set for July 16
The K O P members will hold an officers installation on Tuesday evening July 16 at 8 00 sharp. Attendance is urged as a duty to be performed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salem Social
W. B. A. National Convention
Townsend Club
Will Voth
C. K
DANOD
Cc. L
County Farm Bureau
Co. I. C
S. N. Brock
Todd
Sooiey
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