Carey Telephone Company Seeks Local Rate Increase
Wm C Henry of Belleville Ohio states Carey Telephone will file with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for a July rate increase. He cites wage hikes totaling 74 705 81 and a 121 percent rise in hourly wages since 1940, with operating costs up 123 percent, outpacing toll revenue growth and subscriber growth since the war. The company seeks rates set to cover costs and maintain service, and asks the commission to value its property, investigate finances, and approve necessary revenue. Legal notice of the rate request will be filed in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Ohio
Public’ Utilities Commissio
Ap Ncrease
Yates
Wm. C. Henry
Béllévie
Carey Times
Carey
Carey Exchange
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Commission
Youth Fellowship Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Methodist Youth Fellowship elected officers for the coming year on Sunday evening. President Wilma Cole, vice president Ruth Adelsperger, secretary Kay Hall, treasurer Tommy Gibbons. 1st commission chairman Laurel Dible, 2nd commission chairman Martha Baker, 3rd commission chairman James Hall, 4th commission chairman Dale DeVene. Pianist Judy Dible, chorister Joyce Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Woming
Wilma Cole
Ruth “Adelsperger
Kay Hall
Tommy ‘Gibbons
Laurel] Dible
Martha Baker
James Hall
Dale DeVene
Judy Dible
Joyce Jenkins
Townsend Club Meeting Notice and District Meetup
The Carey Townsend club meets Monday August 2 at 8 p m in the public library for an important session. A Townsend club of the 8th district convened Sunday at 2 p m in the Upper Sandusky courthouse with J Nitrauer presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Townsend
Townsend Club
8Th Congressional District
Upper Sandusky
Jacob Nitrauer
Tr C Die Weets Meet At Margaret Yost Home
The T R C club gathers at Mrs. Margaret Yost's home at 2 o'clock on July date mentioned, with details implying a local meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T R. C. Club
Margaret Yost
Jack Ione
Carey Farmers Community Club Meeting Monday
A regular meeting of the Carey Farmers Community club is set for Monday evening July 26 at the Knights of Columbus hall. Henry Kimmel Earl Hunter and Harvey Savidge will direct the program with Allen Baker Wes Hey Wonder and Demar G Tuble providing refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers Community Club
Knights of Columbus
Henry ‘Kimmel
Earl Hunter
Harvey Savidge
Allen, Baker
Wes
Hey Wonder
Demar
Watt
Local births recorded in multiple area hospitals
A series of birth notices lists a 6 pound daughter born Friday at Mercy hospital Tiffin to Mr and Mrs George Niederkohr, a 6 pound 12 ounce son born July 15 to Mr and Mrs Sal Duran in Fortoria City hospital, and a 6 pound 12 ounce son born Saturday at 6 20 am to Mr and Mrs Vincent Long on High street named Nicholas Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy’ Hospital
Tiffin
George Niederkohr
Daugter
Bluffton Hospital
Herbert Hendricks
Rawson
Lorinda Lee
Hendricks
Ruth Ellen Cramner
Carey
Dale Cramner
Minnie Hendricks
Vanlue
Cramner
Isaac Cramner
Henry Hogrefe
Dunkirk
Fostoria ‘City Hospital
Sal ‘Duran
That City
Duran
Marjorie Black
Vincent Long
High Street
Nicholas Carter
Youth Fellowship Plans Lakeside Institute Trip
Fifteen members of the Youth Fellowship of First Methodist Church will attend the Lakeside Institute from July 25 to August 1. Attending from Carey are counselors Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Baker and Mrs. William Cole with Mrs. E. J. Ulrich as assistant counselor. Rev. H. Myron Shimer, pastor and Toledo district dean, will teach a course titled New Worlds Ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Fellowship
First Methodist Church
Lakeside Institute
Joan Cole
Judy
Laurell Dible
Joyce Jenkins
Eva Delle Beagle
Kay Hall
Dale DeVene
Martha Baker
James Halt
Wilma Cole
Doris Vogel
Ruth
Fay Ang Fern Adelsperger
Richard McCleary
Carey
Clinton Baker
William Cole
E. J. Ulrich
H. Myron Shimer
Toledo
Kiwanis Notes on Carey’s Modern Lighting Project
The Kiwanis club met on Monday July 19 with City Manager Hale and Harry Mapes presenting the plan for new lighting units. Hale described progress toward a modern lighting system and urged restraint on premature judgments until the finished job is in operation. Planning continues with programs for the next two to three weeks to boost attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Hale
Harry Mapes
Hado Sample
CYO Dance Planned by Consolation Parish
Junior and Senior CYO groups of Our Lady of Consolation plan a dance and party for CYO members from St Michael's Findlay and St Peter's Upper Sandusky next Tuesday evening at 30 in the parish hall. All under 25 welcome for fun and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation
St. Michael’s Parish
Find‘ay
St Peter’s
Upper Sandusky
Change of Buick Agency Name in Local Market
The local Buick agency name changes from Superior Motor Service Inc to Carey Motor Service Inc due to a similarly named Cleveland corporation. Directors or owners listed include Kermit Peterson Edgar Keller and M D Shafer.
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Buick Agency
Buick
Superior Motor Service, Inc
Carey Motor Service, Inc
Cleveland
Kermit Peterson
Edgar Keller
M. D. Shafer
North Baltimore edges Carey in seven inning 6 5 win
The North Baltimore Cannery beat Carey Myers Grocers 6 to 5 with a deciding run in the seventh inning. Pitcher McMillan earned the win after relieving Hampshire in the second. Lab took the loss for Carey as North Baltimore moves to 6 hits and three runs by the seventh. The Grocers meet Benton Ridge Sunday at Swan Rubber plant field.
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North Baltimore ‘Canners
Carey
Myers Grocers
Baltimore
Grocers
Hampshire
McMillan
North Baltimore
Lab
Smith
Victor
Cannery
Frank Heck
Rettig
Donelson
Heck
Conine
Lale
Dick Lab
Canners
ABA
Poae Heck
Pieranunzio
Yingling
Moore
Savieo
Mimy
Boney
Cook
Briggs
Benton Ridge
Swan
Ohio Rail Fares Hike Aligns With National Boost
Ohio passengers face a July 19 fare increase after the state utilities commission adopted the national rise set by the Interstate Commerce Commission on July 7. Coach fares jump 20 percent while sleeping and parlor car rates rise 14.3 percent. First class will cost four cents per mile under 295 miles and 3.6 cents per mile beyond 700 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Railroad
State Utilities Commission
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Boy Scout Camp Near Marion Hosts Terry Purnell
Mrs Miriam Purnell and Miss Shirley Gatchell took Terry Purnell to Boy Scout Camp John A Owens south of Marion on Sunday. He will remain until August 1. Mrs Purnell and Miss Millicent Miller visited him at the camp on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Purnell
Shirley Gatchell
Purnell
Terry
John A Owens
Marion
Millicent Miller
Rex Dyer Opens New Drive-In Theatre Near Vanlue
Rex Dyer, who sold his drive-in theater at Russells Point, opens another on the L. A. Bookwalter farm located three miles west and one and a half miles south of Vanlue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Dyer
Russells Point
L. A. Bookwalter Farm
Vanlue
Attendance at Upper Sandusky auxiliary meeting
Mrs L G Allwater Mrs Seth Opp and Mrs Harry Rook attended an auxiliary meeting on Monday in Upper Sandusky with Tyamines day noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.G. Allwater
Seth Opp
Harry Rook
Upper Sandusky
Kerby Festival Announces Community Event Schedule
The Kerby Festival will be held Sunday August 8 with a rain date Monday August 9. Food and entertainment begin at 4:00 PM and feature prizes including a 200 pound hog. All residents are invited to attend.
P R S Club Picnic Supper Planned at Riverside Park
The P R S Club will hold a picnic supper for members and their guests at Riverside Park in Findlay. The event aims to foster fellowship among members and their families.
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P. R. S. Club
Board Employs New Teachers
Charles Schwemle is hired as mathematics and physics teacher at Carey high school and will serve as assistant coach in football basketball and baseball. He holds a master's degree and previously taught mathematics and physics at New Washington for 10 years and was superintendent and coach at Mt Zion Crawford county for four years. Mrs Charles Schwemley is hired to teach first grade in the Col Crawford building, after six years in Crawford county schools. She replaces Mrs John Gilmer who resigned to teach in McCutchenville. The commercial department vacancy from Miss Harrer remains unfilled due to housing shortages.
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Charles Schwemle
Carey ‘High School
Schwemiley
New Washington
Mt.Zion
Crawford County
Edwin Treherne
Melmiore
Charles Schwemley
Col
First Ohio Food Train to Assemble August 26 in Columbus
The first Ohio Food train will be assembled August 26 with 12 sections formed at concentration points including Athens Bellefontaine Cambridge Columbus Fostoria Lima Mansfield Massillon Troy Warren Washington D H and Wauseon. A second train is planned for mid October to handle out of season farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Carl J. Landes
Christian Rural Overseas Program
CROP
Landes
Philadelphia
Athens
Bellefontaine
Cambridge
Fostoria
Lima
Mansfield
Massillon
Troy
Warren
Washington D. H
Wauseon
Wyandot
Paulding
Bad Checks Cashed in County Reported
Sheriff George R. Steinmetz said forgers cashed two worthless checks in Seneca county last Thursday. Each check was for 60 and 90 dollars at service stations, with four men in a car. The operators could not record license plates, though car tags were described as from other states. Similar checks have appeared in Crawford and Wyandot counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca County
George R. Steinmetz
Crawford
Wyandot
Bloomville Resuscitator Used Twice This Week
Bloomville firefighters deployed the resuscitator Friday night at a home southwest of Bloomville for Mrs Myrtle Sorg who was ill and suffering a heart attack. Saturday evening they helped J A Valentine in Tiffin where aid was not required and Mrs Tippin returned home Sunday afternoon.
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Bloomville
Myrtle Sorg
Blomvile
James Tippin
Tiffiin
J A. Valentine
Tippin
Tiffin
Carey student Miss Mitten on Ohio State honor roll
Miss Florence E. Mitten of Carey is listed on the honor roll of the Ohio State University College of Commerce for the spring term with a 3.25 or better average. She is noted as serving as secretary of the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E. Mitten
Carey
Ohio State University
College of Comerce
Ohio Cities Seek New Legislature
F O Van Sickle argues in Cardington Independent that seven large Ohio cities plan a petition for constitutional amendment to switch to a single house or alter representation. He warns rural counties, including Morrow, would lose power as urban areas gain influence and larger sums for city needs.
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Jaly
Ohio
House of Representatives
Cuyahoga
Summit
Mahoning
Ucas
Franklin
Montgomery
Hamilton
Morrow
F .O. van Sickle
Cardington
Adrian News Briefs From Findlay to Tiffin Socials
Mrs Nettie Mulholland of Findlay spends days with relatives in Adrian. Gilbert Phillips of Carey visits the Phillips family. The Kirian reunion is at Hedges Boyer Park in Tiffin. Several families visit Orve Bare and others in Adrian. Sharon Hile celebrates her seventh birthday with family friends. Adrian Community Club meets at ICO F hall with hosts Cordilla Walter Gaylene Bare Glenna Moser. Annual picnic planned for August 19. Prizes awarded in contests directed by Lucy Dible and Hazel Margraf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graydon Knowlton
Hedges-Boyer Park
Tiffin
Eugene Larue
Terry
Ida Mullholand
Nettie Mullholand
Findlay
Orve Bare
Edna Besida
Walter
Patricia
Cleveland
Dow Bare
McCutchenville
Earl Moser
Sharon Hile
Shirley Knowlton
Kay Saunders
Barbara Elder
Marlene Bage
Nancy
Diane Miller
Connie
Margie Hill
Marilyn Hile
Adrian Community Club
ICO F. Hall
Cordilla Walter
Gaylene Bare
Glenna Moser
Lucy Dible
Hazel Margraf
Geneva Bare
Betty Clouse
Bernard Furniture Store hosts second anniversary sale
Leo Bernard of Bernard Furniture Store returned from Chicago where he attended the American Furniture Market and Merchandise Mart. He purchased a stack of new furniture and the store will conduct a second anniversary sale from July 21 to 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Bernard
Bernard Furniture Store
Chicago
American Furniture Market
Merchandise Mart
Huston Jr Receives Music College Scholarship
Vern Huston Jr son of Mr and Mrs W H Huston of Findlay street has been awarded a scholarship at the College of Music Cincinnati He plans to enter the college in September Also mentioned is Blanche MacIntosh of Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Huston, Jr
W. H. Huston
E. Findla Street
Colege
Musix
Cincinnati
Pwreau Vel
Local Softball League News Recaps Tight Midwest matchups
In a tight Tuesday night game the Moose edged the K C 2 1 on two hit pitching by L Logsdon aided by three KC errors. Jim Fred Ntz led KC with most of their offense. The Legion beat Nat's Lime 14 0 behind three hit H Fabiani and a strong pitching effort. Porcelain defeated KC 9 2 as H Put nasi walked five but two runs scored due to miscues. Moose and Greenhouse tied 12 12 in a rain sent delay with L Strahm fanning 12 in 6 innings. Next week Porcelain vs Greenhouse, National Lime vs Moose, and Greenhouse vs KC among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C
Moose
L. Logsdon
Jim Fred Ntz
Dilgolox
Bob Straham
Legion
National Lime
H. Fabiani
Nat's Lime
The
Porcelain
K. of
H. Putnasi
S. Jesko
B. Donelson
B. Yingling
EB K
Greenhouse
L. Strahm
Cardinals Invite Tryouts at Findlay Camp in Ohio
The St. Louis Cardinals announce a 38 day tryout camp at Findlay college field August 5 6 and 7 open to local players. Scouts Hugh East Bob Kline and J F Ratherman will run drills and games offering minor league contracts to qualified players. expenses refunded for those signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Findlay College Field
Nelson Jones
Don Renninger
Findlay College
Cardinals
Hugh East
Bob Kline
J. F. Ratherman
Cardinal
Carey Lodge No 407 Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of Carey lodge No 407 of I O O F will be held Thursday evening July 22 at 7 30. All members urged to be present. Van Baker secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Lodge
No 407
Home Sold on N Lake Street to Harry Schubert
Ray Williams sold a home on N Lake Street to Harry Schubert. The sale was arranged by Arthur Stoll, a real estate salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Williams
N. Lake Street
Harry Schubert
Arthur Stoll
Carey Times Office Scene In Early Morning
A brief item notes the Wee Ah ES and PiStuStou presence at the Carey Times office during a quiet morning period with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Ah ES
PiStuStou
Carey Times
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T. R. C. Die Weets
Lakeside
Kiwanis
N. Baltimore
Ohio Rail
Ar Boy Scout Camp
Kerby Festival
Riverside Park, Findlay
FIRST
Ohio Food
Ohio Cities
Adrian News
Nettie Mulholland
Furniture
Bob Pieracini
iLegion
Légion
Rforcelain
Oose
van Baker
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