Embassy letter received here about child refugee aid
A British embassy letter received in Washington discusses offering to relocate a child refugee to the United States. It notes guarantees of support for the duration of the war and directs inquiries to Miss Maud Morlock at the Children's Bureau, Department of Labor, Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Puchta
Washington
Tig
Hig
S. S
Stocknoledge
Alsay
Atlantic
Gypsies Reported Active. Sheriff Urges Immediate Contact
Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz warns that bands of gypsies are active in the area and urges residents to call the sheriff’s office immediately upon sighting any group. The policy mirrors steps used in other counties to escort gatherings away without disturbing residents or property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weatherholtz
Et County
Sammet Family Reunion at Wyandot Fairgrounds
The 27th annual Sammet family reunion drew 90 attendees from Fort Wayne Toledo Youngstown Nevada Carey Sycamore and Upper Sandusky at the Wyandot County fairgrounds. Marion Beach was re elected president Henry Kimmel vice president and Harold Gottfried secretary treasurer. Next year’s reunion is planned for the third Sunday in July at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammet
Wyandot County Fairgrounds
Ft. Wayne
Toledo
Youngstown
Nevada
Carey
Sycamore
Upper Sandusky
Marion Beach
Near
Henry Kimmel
Near Carey
Harold Gottfried
Family Returns From Terrace Beach Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hamier and companions brought home a group who had spent a week at Terrace Beach including Mrs. Haines Mrs. Frazier and daughter JonAnn plus several young women named Betty Hamier Idella Mae Bristoll Ardine Gottfried Geralda Mae Moser Ellen Frazier Joan Kramer Betty Lee Haines and Joan Ruffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hamier
Harry Bristoll
Harriet
D. J. Frazier
J. A. Haines
Terrace Beach
Haines
Frazier
JonAnn
Betty Hamier
Idella Mae Bristoll
Ardine Gottfried
Geralda Mae Moser
Ellen Frazier
Joan Kramer
Betty Lee Haines
Joan Ruffing
Mrs Laura Jane Rickle Dies At 66 At Home North Of Wharton
Mrs Laura Jane Rickle, 66, died at her home one mile north of Wharton this Thursday morning at 3 30. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 30 at Beach Grove church with burial in Zion Bloom cemetery south of Vanlue. Bristoll funeral home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Jane Rickle
Wharton
Beach Grove
Zion Bloom
Vanlue
Bristoll Funeral Home
Sales Tax Supervisor Appointed to Aid Vendors
Harold Dornbirer of Bucyrus appointed to fill the sales tax supervisor post. Miss Claire Gibson of Upper Sandusky is ill. Dornbirer will be at the Carey Public Library on July 19 20 and July 24 25 to help vendors file 1940 sales tax reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dornbirer
Bucyrus
Claire Gibson
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Carey Knights of Columbus Picnic Draws Hundred At Wyandot Fair
About 200 people attended the annual picnic of the Carey Knights of Columbus at the Wyandot county fairground on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Wyandot County Fairground
Dance Benefit for Red Cross by Eagles at Riverside Park
Fraternal Order of Eagles and Red Cross host a Friday evening benefit at the park pavilion. Dancing begins at 9 o clock with Huss Hot Shots of New Riegel providing music. Free fish sandwiches will be served, with 25 cent drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Red Cross
Park “Pavilion
Riegel
Sion
Carey 4 H Club Holds Sixth Meeting At Carey
The Carey 4 H Holub club held its sixth meeting Monday at Leo and Bernard Karcher’s home. President Karcher led the session. Talks on projects were given by Theodore Wonder and Franklin Reinhart. County agent GC R Crum attended as guest with about 60 people present. A Wiener roast followed adjournment and a campfire meeting was planned for July 26 at Wyandot county fair grounds. Next meeting at Mrs Raymond Orians' will feature talks by Mark Kentfield and Joseph Derr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Boyse ‘H. ‘Club
Leo
Bernard ‘Karcher
R. Crum
Upper
Sandusky
Wags
Wyandot County Fair
Raymond Orians
Mark , Kentfield
Joseph. Derr
Farm Bureau Council Meeting Discusses War Topics
Discussion Group 3-B met at the Wohlgamuth home with Ralph Brown elected delegate and Carl Veith as alternate to the Ada August 2-4 leaders conference. Topics included Do Farmers Want War and When and Where Shall We Borrow. New members Veith and Walters were welcomed, refreshments served, upcoming joint picnic planned in Carey Park with Wyandot county northwest district members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Wohlgamuth
Ralph Brown
Carl Veith
Ada
Charles Walters
Council
Farm Bureau
Northwest District
Wyandot County
Carey Park
Western Trip Begins From Carey Visitors
Mr and Mrs Alfred Miller of Fostoria and Frank M Miller of Carey accompanied by Fr Othmar Miller of Douglas Wyo depart Carey for a Western trip They plan to visit Yellowstone National Park and Oakland after visiting relatives in Carey Fr Othmar will return to Douglas and the others will go to California for about three weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Miller
Fostoria
Frank M. Miller
Carey
Frank M
Miller
Othmar Miller
Douglas
Wyo
Our Lady ‘of Consolation Church
Othmar
California
Yellowstone National Park
Oakland
James Mullholand Injures Hand at Work
James Mullholand injured his left hand while cutting with a knife at J. F. Dible's plumbing shop. A local physician dressed the wound and he will be unable to work for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Dible
James Mullholland
Mr. Mullholand
Mullholand
Funeral Held For Joseph McGill At Urbana
Charles McGill and Mrs Gertrude Oriaus attended the funeral of Joseph McGill 81 at a Urbana funeral home Monday afternoon last week. Rev Roger Turrell of Urbana and former Carey Methodist pastor officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McGill
Gertrude Oriaus
P. C. Goff
Season's first wheat delivers strong yield at Carey elevator
E. K. Wonder delivered 1940 bushels of wheat last week from a field one mile west of Carey. The crop was combined on Carey and averaged 60 bushels per acre with a test of 59. Wonder received 70 cents a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Wonder
Carey
Mr. Wonder
Beech Grove Festival At United Brethren Church
The Beech Grove United Brethren church near Carey hosts its annual festival Tuesday evening August 6. Homemade ice cream and chicken will be served and music will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech Grove
Notice of Office Absence by Dr L B Trece
Dr L B Treece posts an out of office span from July 25 through August 4 and includes dates 29 30. The notice informs callers that the doctor will be away and unable to respond during the period.
Village Council approves June bills in July session
The village council held a Monday evening meeting to approve paid bills including Ohio Power energy for June 60338.083, unemployment tax for April to June 103.07, petty cash 5.91, and various supplier and salary disbursements. Also approved were fuel, supplies, and street, water, and sewer project costs plus retirement deductions and town hall repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Power" Co
Bureau of
Board of” ‘Public, ‘Affairs
Petty
Frank Frey
Ralph Green
Eugenia Henry
Verne Chesebro
Stone
Carey
Midland Wire Corp
R. G. Haley& Co
The
Ohio Pipe Co
Uciour
Porcelain Products, Inc
Crawford Township
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
B. M.bachar
Jacob Nitraner
I. L. Culler
Elmer Hunter
Ed. Weaver
John Orians
Henry Pieracini
Dave Orians
Garey” Times
Joe Billock
Snyder Lumber Co
Public Employees Retirement System
National Lime &Stone Co
U. S. Construction Co
M. T
Toha Rothgeb
Old Town Hall
Clarence Tucker
Charles Snyder
Ilo Wonders
Ralph Brooks
Clarence Dill
Harry Keckler
Carl McCumber
Grover F. Bakies
Napoleon City Sprinkling Water Rate Cut To 30 Percent
The municipal board of public affairs ordered a 30 percent reduction in water rates to encourage lawn sprinkling during hot weather. The discount applies in July August and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon. O
Municipal Board of Public Affairs
Napoleon
Juniors Host Kiwanis Picnic At West Hills
A Kiwanis Junior club picnic at West Hills featured praise for the young women of the area as potential spouses and lauding the food, with attendees noting the lack of speaker or music and calling the event a success. Buckeye champion J F Dible defeated the top horseshoe pitcher from West Virginia and 13 North Carolina counties in a one sided match. Surf board contest between Ralph Hamler and Zack Montgomery postponed to next year’s Atlantic City picnic. July 29 magazine review by I R Mulholland mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Dible
Ralph Hamler
Zack Montgomery
Atlantic City
N. J
R Mulholland
Col Vox
Citizens Free to Cross Canadian Border Quoted
Washington announcement from July 12 1940 states that U S citizens returning to the United States are not required to carry birth certificates passports or other documents Immigrati on officials at all ports of entry will rely on identity checks amid wartime strain and widespread rumors about entry rules
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County Automobile Club
Washington, D. C
Lemuel B. Scholfield
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Europe
Bureau of Elections
Moose Balloon Dance Draws Large Summer Crowd
The Moose club hosted a crowded balloon dance last Saturday in the extreme heat. Out-of-town guests arrived from Adrian Fostoria Findlay Upper Sandusky Tiffin New Riegel Marion Akron Sycamore Toledo and Nevada. A lunch with a surprise is planned for this Saturday night July 27 at 9 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Club
Adrian
Fostoria
Findlay
Upper Sandusky
Tiffin
New Riegel
Marion
Akron
Sycamore
Toledo
Nevada
Two Women Visit Dunkirk After Brother-in-Law's Death
Mrs. Louisa Dietrick and Mrs. Don Hinehaugh spent Tuesday in Dunkirk after Mrs. Dietrick was called there by the death of her brother-in-law Isaac Pence on Sunday. They were guests of Mrs. Etta Johnson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Dietrick
Don Hinehaugh
Dunkirk
Dietrick
Isaac Pence
Etta Johnson
Miss Rudolph Resigns as Care y Vocational Home Economics Teacher
Ellen Rudolph resigns after three years in Carey to take a home economics teaching post with Findlay schools. The move transfers her duties from Carey to Findlay as she leaves her local position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Rudolph
Carey
Findlay
Girls Softball Match Planned at Carey Lakeland Field
Two all girl softball teams from Elyria and Lima will play at Lakeland Field Carey on Sunday August 4 Watch for further announcements in this panel next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lima
Lakeland Field
Carey
Audit Finds Carey Sewer Records In Fine Shape
J H Neitzey of Chicago representing the project audit section of PWA completed an audit of Carey sewer records. He reports the records are in fine shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Neitzey
Chicago
Project l
PWA
Carey Sewer
Community Club Meeting Set for Monday Evening
The Carey Farmers' Community Club will meet Monday evening July 29 in Knights of Columbus club rooms. William Hunter Karl Kraus and J Mason Smith will serve on the program committee. R M Lonsways Romig and Henry Failor will serve on the feed committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers’ Community Club
Knights of Columbus Club
I. Hunter
Karl Kraus
J.‘ Mason
Smith
R. M. Lonsways
Romig
Henry
Race Across Dirt Tracks Links Two Racing Bodies
Dayton set to host an August 4 race day linking Central States Racing Association and International Motor Contest Association for a half mile banked bowl event. Notable entrants include Jimmy Wilburn Gus Schrader Emory Collins Ben Shaw Harold Shaw Jimmy Miller Spider Webb and Duke Dins among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Tuly
Bb —Auto
América
Auto Great
Awill
Central States* Racing Association
International’ Motor Contest’ Association
Jimmy Wilburn
Ace
Gus Schrader
I. M
Carey Properties Change Ownership
Mr and Mrs Harry Mick bought the N Vance street home from Chester Cheney of Upper Sandusky. Mr and Mrs John Orians purchased the Tom Calkins property on Newhard street. Hayes Greer of Tro ostoria bought the Roller residence on N Vance street via John Risner agency. Mr and Mrs Herbert H Miller acquired C C Simonis property on W North street, with Miller and his mother Mrs Jennie Sellers having occupied it the last three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mick
N. Vance Street
Chester Cheney
Upper
Sandusky
John Orians
Tom Calkins
Newhard Street
Mick
Orians
Arthur Winyard
Ralph Roller
Hayes Greer
Tr Ostoria
John Risner
Herbert H. Miler
C. C. Simonis
W. North Street
Miller
Jennie Sellers
Girl Scouts Begin 100 Day Camp Near McCutchenville
Local Girl Scout unit led by Miss Martha Pahl camping at Camp Pettenger three miles north of McCutchenville for 100 days. The camp features a recently improved site with a swimming pool new mess hall recreation room and new cabins. Scouts from Upper Sandusky and Tiffin join the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Jane Gottfried
Annette Buckland
Nadine Gibson
Margaret Ann Montague
Barbara Kitzler
Upper Sandusky
Tiffin
Fishermen from Carey reel in Lake Erie reef bite
Two parties of Carey fishermen work reefs off Sandusky Lake Erie today. Group one includes C. C. Simonis Harry Myers Vernon Huston Edward Adams Robert McNaniel and Mullholand of Adrian. Group two lists S. H. McChesney Luther Haines Paul Powell John McDaniel M. D. Shafer Parl C. Goff and Claude Hile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Lake Erie
Sandusky
C. C. Simonis
Harry Myers
Vernon Huston
Edward Adams
Robert McNaniel
I. F E. Mullholand
Adrian
S. H. McChesney
Luther Haines
Paul Powell
John McDaniel
M. D. Shafer
Parl C. Goff
Claude Hile
Grand Opening of Courtad's Sohio Station
A new filling station owned by Clarence Courtad at the North and Vance corner will open Saturday July 27. Courtad will offer Sohio products and Atlas tires and batteries. The day features free moving pictures and music with remembrance gifts to all adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Courtad
North and
Vance Streets
Water well drilled behind Burson Clothing Co by King & Son
J E King and Son of Arlington completed a 60 foot water well behind the Burson Clothing Co lot. Water tested at 55 degrees and will be used to air condition an apartment above the Carey Cash Market and the clothing shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. King & Son of
Arlington
Burson Clothing Co
Carey Cash Market
Fire marshal condemns house on E North Street in town
A state fire marshal representative condemned the residence on E North Street owned by Samuel Eier and occupied by the Oscar Holida family, labeling it a fire hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. North Strédet
Samuel Eier
Oscar Holida
Showers Bring Slight Relief From Heat Wave
A recent shower lowered temperatures in the locality after a week of 97 to 99 degrees with high humidity. The heat has been widespread nationally, causing many deaths, but relief is forecast as cooler weather tentatively ends the scorching period.
Special Training Course For Citizens Camp Attendees
A special training course for business and professional men aged 25 to 50 will run with the Citizens Military Training camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana from August 2 to 31. Selection is based on education and local civic leadership. no military obligation follows. Certificates issued on camp completion. no commissions. Training by regular army and reserve personnel. Accepted applicants must cover transportation, 30 days camp meals totaling 18, and camp attendance expenses 25.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Annual family reunions mark August gatherings in Ohio towns
The 30th Herbert family reunion occurs at Meadowbrook Park Bascom on August 18, with Carl Herbert as president and Corrine Thomas as secretary treasurer. The 32nd Savidge Burson reunion is at Riverside Park Findlay on August 18, led by Paul Burson and Mrs Arthur Stoll. The 16th Thompson Hendricks reunion meets at Meadowbrook Bascom on August 11, led by CG Thompson Bloomdale with officers including Eugene Hendricks and Harry Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Meadowbrook Park
Bascom
Hnaiy
Carl Herbert
Harry Souder
Corrine
Thomas
Savidge-Burson
Riverside, Park
CG. F. Thompson
Bloomdale
Eugene Hendricks
Vanlue
Harry Thompson
Virgil Thompson
Fostoria
Fairle Hendricks
Fire Chief Announces Cleanup to Cut Insurance Rates
Carey business district owners must clear paper and trash from alleys by August 1 1940 or village crews will remove it and charge the costs as property taxes. No burning in the business section unless proper containers are used. James Gibson Fire Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
James Gibson
Poems by Nell V. Twining Selected for Radio Readings
Nell V. Twining of BE North Street has three poems Wishing Investigation and Lines to My Son chosen by Ted Malone for his Book Ends radio program. She also received a Toledo Times editor’s letter praising weekly poem features to a quarter of a million readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Nell V. Twining
BE. North Street
Ted Malone
Local girl undergoes tonsillectomy at two offices
Julia Fabiani 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Fabiani of N Patterson street underwent a tonsillectomy Tuesday in two local physicians offices. She was returned home in the Bristol ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Fabiani
Joseph Fabiani
Patterson Street
Bristoll Ambulance
Funeral notice for Frank Habert attended by locals
Jr and Mrs John Pahl Mr and Mrs J T Stombaugh Jr and Mrs Ed Brown Miss Mary Braun and Mrs August Haubert attended the funeral of Frank Habert at Millersville on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pahl
J. T. Stombaugh,Jr
Ed Brown
Mary Braun
August Haubert
Frank Haubert
Millersville
Weed Cutting Notice Demands Vacant Lot Maintenance by July 27
By a village council vote, all property owners must have weeds on vacant lots and other areas cut by Saturday July 27. Mayor M Bachar announced the measure and deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bachar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheriffs Office
Mrs
Laura, Jane Rickle
Kk. Ofc, Pionio
Ted Cross Dance
Carey Hoys
Farm Bureau Council
James Mullholand
Beech Grove Festival
Board of Finance
Kiwanis
U.S
Miss Rudolph
Carey Properties
Girl Scouts
Courtad
Sohio Station
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