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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1945

Page

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Bruce Luzader Receives Silver Star for Palo Philippines Action

Technical Sergeant Arden Bruce Luzader of Carey Ohio earned the Silver Star for gallantry in the battle for Palo Philippines. While piloting a tank destroyer he knocked out an enemy machine gun nest and anti tank position by point blank fire after climbing atop the turret for a better view. He saved fellow soldiers by quick decisive action.

Imindainao Arden Bruce Luzader Carey Ohio Palo Philippines Luzader Warren Luzader Frederick Street

Carey Kiwanis Welcomes New Carey Schools Superintendent

The Carey Kiwanis Club held a Monday meeting at Trubey's restaurant. Guests included Capt. Al Crawford Lt. Clayton Shuman and Cpl. Kermit Peterson. George A. Hartman, named superintendent of Carey public schools, spoke on current education issues and his philosophy.

Carey Kiwanis Club Trubey’s al Crawford George Snyder Clayton Shuman Cpl Kermit Peterson Gail Newell T. E. Drumgold Wade H. Koons George A. Hartman Carey Public Schools Hartman Ohio State University Columbus Carey Amsterdam

Dunn Buys Wigwam Business Room On Friday Street

Ernest Dunn buys the Wigwam business room on E Friday street from Earl M. Jacob and Florence G. Dray and Cecilia C. Bauer of Fos tor ia for 6600 dollars. The Wigwam is not operated but leased. Winford J. Ogg is in the Navy. The lot measures 24 feet by 198 feet. The deed traces to a 1870 conveyance from Charles Stief to Lewis Jacob, motorized by Roswell Perry of Carey. The sellers are children of Sylvester Jacob, descendant of Lewis Jacob.

Ernest Dunn Earl M. Jacob Tiffin Florence G. Dray Cecilia C. Bauer Fostor Winford J. Ogg United States Navy Ogg Mr. Dunn Charles Stief Lewis Jacob Roswell Perry Carey Arl M. Jacob Sylvester Jacob

Four Horseman Campaign Mobilizes Eagles for 12 New Members

The Four Horseman effort began June 1 and runs year long with 2 month cycles ending July 31 and September 30. Banquets will honor promoters and candidates, and 12 new members in August trigger free refreshments for the worthy president.

McCutchenville Postmaster Exam Notice by Civil Service

The United States Civil Service Commission invites applicants to compete for the McCutchenville postmaster position. The 3rd class office offers $1500 yearly. Examinations may be taken at Carey with entry by August 9.

United States Civil Service Commission McCutchenville Carey

Weeds Must Be Out in Carey Village Notice

Public notice orders property owners to cut all weeds in Carey. If not completed, a village crew will perform the work and the cost will be added to the tax duplicate.

Carey

Soldier earns Bronze Star in European theater

Mrs. Bruce Wentz reports that her husband, Cpl. Wentz of the 612th Ener. Light Equipment Co., has been awarded the Bronze Star while stationed in the European theater of operations.

Bruce Wentz Cpl. Wentz 612Th Ener. Light Equipment Co

Elza Jacobs Celebrates 80th Birthday in Carey

Elza Jacobs, longtime Carey resident and former upholsterer from Hancock county, marked his 80th birthday on Thursday. He moved to Carey from Biglick township 50 years ago and ran an upholstery business for 48 years. Active beyond work, he tended a 200 foot square garden on W North Street growing corn, potatoes, peas, tomatoes, beans, cabbage and pickles, doing all the work this season.

Elza Jacobs Carey Jacobs Biglick Township Hancock County W. H. Touk George Ash

MORH Students Enroll for Band Instructs

Students who reported for instrument instruction last week are listed by instrument. Cornet Fred Fields Alto Ruth Ann Fields Shirley Wedge Trombone Francis Presler Byron Fields Lois Patterson Gene Turnbell Baritone Don Turnbell Drum Syble Wedge Aleen High Doris Walters. No more students can join without their own instruments. all are in use. Mrs Agnes Wood, Instructor.

Fred Fields Ruth Ann Fields Shirley Wedge Francis Presler Byron Fields Lois Patterson Gene Turnbell Don Turnbell Syble Wedge Aleen High Doris Walters Agnes Wood

Clair Shane Remains in Critical Condition

The 11 year old Clair Shane, son of Ernest and Ella Shane of south of Carey, is in Findlay hospital with an infection and is receiving penicillin. He and 16 year old Gene Stillberger, son of Mrs. William Stillberger, were injured when a scooter was struck by a car driven by Arthur Welly of Alvada on July 8. Gene has been discharged to home.

Clair Shane Ernest Shane South of Carey Findlay Hospital Clair Gene Stillberger Wiliam Stillberger South of Carey Arthur Welly Alvada Gene

U C W Union Meeting At Moose Hall August 1

Important U C W union meeting at Moose hall Wednesday evening August 1 at 8 16. All members urged to attend and bring prospects. Hear work each member must perform to secure victory in the coming election. Refreshments served. U C W Committee.

Moose Hall A. F. of L U. C. W. Committee

Ruth Karg to Enter Wittenberg College This Fall

Miss Ruth Karg, Carey high school graduate, will begin as a freshman at Wittenberg college Springfield on September 10. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Karg of route 1 Carey. In high school she sang in chorus and glee club and belonged to Girl Reserves F H A and was later employed in the Christ Lutheran Church office.

Ruth Karg Carey High School Wittenberg College Springfield Miss Karg Oscar Karg Route 1 Carey Christ Lutheran Church

Pvt. Ralph Zender Receives Honorable Army Discharge

Pvt. Ralph Zender, age 25, has received an honorable discharge from the U S Army on the point system after four years service. He spent 44 months in the South Pacific and is visiting his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Harold Clapp of Marion Indiana this week. He is a son of Mrs Frank Zender of Carey.

Ralph Zender U. S. Army Pvt

Electric Power Shut Off Sunday Morning for Transformer Inspection

A Hartford Insurance Co representative will inspect a transformer in Carey on Sunday morning July 29 between 8 and 11 o'clock. Electric current will be off for a short period during the inspection.

Hartford Insurance Co Carey

Rowe Moves Mrs Legg's Rest Home to Upper Sandusky Site

Miss Luella Rowe, a former Carey resident, is staying at the rest home moved by WSS Rowe to 221 S and Seventh Street in Upper Sandusky. The facility change involves Mrs Legg and affects local housing.

Missionary Meet at St Pauls Findlay Two Days

Missionary Institute to be annual at St Pauls Evangelical Church Findlay will be held Tuesday and Wednesday. Speakers include Mrs N Summers Ohio Branch Woman's Missionary Society and Rev and Mrs Elmer Overmyer missionaries to China on furlough.

Missionary Institute St. Paul’s Evangelical Church Findlay Committee On Missions V. Summers Ohio Braich Woman’s Missionary Society Elmer Overmyer China Lindsay John Scothorn Overmyer Summers Frank Driesbach St. Paul’s

Lutheran Youth Camp Counselor Heads to Mowana near Mansfield

The Rev Wade W Koons leaves Saturday to spend two weeks as a counselor at Camp Mowana east of Mansfield. Camp Mowana serves Lutheran youth and is owned by the Synod of Ohio, with Christ Church Carey as a member. Carey Lutheran boys Morris Tong Ronald Van Buren Earl Cline Ronald Treece Earl Cline and Charles Koons depart Sunday for a two week stay. parents may visit Sundays. Route 42 lies five and a half miles east of Mansfield.

Wade WH. Koons Camp Mowana Mansfield Synod of Ohio Christ Church Carey Carey Lutheran Church Morris Tong Ronald van Buren Earl Cline Ronald Treece Charles Koons

Ohio reports 5 new infantile paralysis cases

State Health Director Roger Heering announced 5 new infantile paralysis cases in Ohio, raising the year total to 70. The new cases include 2 in Hamilton county and 1 each in Montgomery, Jackson, and Cuyahoga counties.

Columbus Roger Heering Ohio Hamilton County Montgomery Jickson Cuyahoga

Auxiliary Meeting Sees Delegates to 5th District Convention

A special American Legion Auxiliary meeting is set for Wednesday August 1 at 9 PM in the Legion hall. Delegates will be elected to attend the 5th district little convention in Mansfield on Thursday August 9. Other business will be transacted. Mrs L L Bland secretary.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Little Mansfield L. L. Bland Sec’y

Northwest District Annual Picnic August 6 at Upper Sandusky

The Northwest District of the Farm Bureau will hold its annual picnic at the fair grounds in Upper Sandusky on Sunday evening August 6. A potluck supper will be served at 6:00, slow time. Members and friends are invited. bring your own eats and table service.

Northwest District The Farm Bureau Fair Grounds Upper Sandusky

Saturday Night Round and Square Dancing Event

Attend Saturday dances with family each week from 9 to 12. Music by the Victory Boosters with Walter Ball calling dances. A pleasant evening is promised by organizers B. C. Meek and Sefy.

Victory Boosters Walter Ball B. C Meek, Sef“y

Knights of Columbus Picnic Set for Elm Hills

Knights of Columbus members and their families are invited to a picnic at Elm Hills on Sunday July 29. Committeemen urge attendance and summarize event details.

Knights of Columbus Elm Hills

Service addresses withheld sailors and soldiers still named

The column notes addresses of servicemen are abbreviated here to avoid full display. Readers should obtain complete addresses from relatives or The Carey Times for sending mail to listed personnel including Donald R. Gottfried, Bruce Wentz, and others at various APOs, ports, and camps across the United States.

High Seas Carey Times

Lima Man in Serious Condition After Bleeding

Henry Odone suffered severe nosebleeds Friday night at his N Vance street home. He was driven to Findlay hospital for four transfusions and Tuesday moved to Lima Memorial hospital for ongoing care. Mrs Odone stays with him while daughter Virginia spends time with the family.

Henry Odone N. Vance’ Street Findlay Hospital Lima Memorial Hospital

Ruth Heck Attends Capping Exercises At Toledo Hospital

Miss Ruth Heck a student cadet nurse from Toledo spent the weekend with her parents west of Carey. Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Heck took her to Toledo and that evening attended capping exercises at the hospital. Her class of 11 student cadet nurses received caps Sunday evening after entering training in January.

Ruth Heck Toledo Hospital Toledo Ralph Heck Carey Heck Miss Ruth Evenng

Moose Soft Ball Team Defeats Marion 15 to 1

The Carey Moose softball team defeated the Marion Moose team Sunday evening by a 15 to 1 score on the Seminary Diamond. A twilight rematch is set for Garfield Park, Marion, Sunday at 6 30 p m with Carey Moose Lodge members and others urged to attend.

Carey Moose Moose Marion Seminary Garfield Park Carey Moose Lodge

Call More Men for Examinations Wyandot County Draft Board Lists Registrants

The Wyandot county draft board announces preinduction physical examinations for registrants across towns including Carey Essa Peter Jacob, Willis Marvin Putnam Jr, Junior Lee Doppler, Joseph Ruffing, Rufus Blanken ship, Carl Hines, Allen Schoenberger, Glenn Hold craft, Norman Beard, Paul Robey, Donald Pool, Glenn Dale Heuberger, Jesse Acosta, William Hammond Connor, Donald Stover, Harry Smnod grass, Jack Merwine, Don Beck, Ralph Parsell, Forest Parsell, Robert Wal berry, Gaylord Conley, James Fogle, Guadalupe Garcia Guerrero volunteer, with transfers noted from board No 1 Hays county.

Wyandot County Draft Board Carey—Essa Peter Jacob Willis Marvin Putnam, Jr Junior Lee Doppler Joseph Franklin Ruffing Upper Sandusky Rufus Blankenship Carl Hines Allen Harold Schoenberger Glenn Edwin Holdcraft Norman E. Beard Paul Bernard Robey Donald Ralph Pool Wharton Glenn Dale Heuberger Jesse Acosta Sycamore Wiliam Hammond Conner

Herbert Family Reunion Plans at Meadowbrook Bascom

The 35th Herbert family reunion is set for Sunday August 19 at the Maple shelter house in Meadowbrook park Bascom. Attendees should bring silverware and dishes. Officers include President Herbert Minder of Arlington Vice President Carl Herbert of Fostoria and Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Thomas of North of Carey.

Herbert Maple Shelter House Meadowbrook Park Bascom Herbert Minder Arlington Carl Herbert Fostoria Dorothy Thomas North of Carey

Welfare chief eyes Scioto plant for housing 2500 mentally ill

State Welfare Director Frazier Reams proposed leasing part of the Scioto ordnance plant at Marion to house 2,500 mentally ill in state institutions 30 percent overcrowded. Buildings include a 62 story frame barracks and hospital facilities now used for POWs and Army materiel storage. Ready within 60 days of takeover with a cost cap of 5 000 to 10 000 dollars. staff of 150 technicians and attendants.

Frazier Reams Scioto Marion Reams Camp Perry

Williams County dust control aid from asphalt oil

Commissioners receive 100000 gallons of asphalt oil in eight truck loads to curb dust for farmers across the county. The highway department buys the oil and applies it in front of farm homes during the dry season as trucks deliver in various towns. The oil costs 6.7 cents per gallon.

Williams County

Self propelled combine field test yields 482 bushels

Karl Roth operated a 12 foot self propelled combine on the C Deidrick farm east of Findlay on the Tiffin road. The new machine requires no tractor to pull. Ten acres harvested Thursday produced 482 bushels at an average of 48 bushels per acre.

Karl Roth C. Deidrick Findlay Tiffin Road Deidrick

Injured Ly Combine Accident

Kenneth Wenner an 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Forrest Wenner route 1 Carey was admitted to Mercy hospital Tiffin Friday afternoon after an accident in which the boy was caught under a combine. He is treated for a fractured leg and not seriously injured.

Kenneth Wenner Forrest Wenner Carey Mercy Hospital Tiffin

Carey Community Club Meeting Set for July 30

A regular meeting of the Carey Farmers' Community club will be held Monday evening July 30 at 8 30 oclock in the K of C hall. Committees are Entertainment Dr Richard Wenner C A Wentz and A J Ruehle Refreshment Arthur Wisner Fred Powell William Cole.

Carey Farmers’ Community Club K. of C. Hall Richard Wenner C. A. Wentz A. J. Ruehle Arthur Wisner

Carey Village Primary Election Set for July 31

A primary election for village officials and a possible charter change to a city manager form will be held Tuesday July 31. Voters will select nominees for mayor clerk board of public affairs and council with polls opening at 6 30 a m Ohio time at five voting precincts in Montague's studio municipal building Carey Auto Top Shop Krupp's Harness Shop and Elza Jacobs' upholstery shop.

Carey Tbs A. B E. Constien C. J. Neff Board of Public Affairs Maurice Gaster Alfred Gardner Emery Ulrich C. C. Simonis Paul Pahl Grover Wagner Theodore Myers B. M. Bachar D. J. Prazier Jacob Nitrauer Milton Trubey Harry Schubert Ralph Kurtz W. C. Loughley J. F. Dible Hayes Greer H. B. Keller Wallace J. Dible William H. Humbert Earl Burson George Jaster Harry Mapes Paul Heck Warren Markley Ohio Montague Municipal Building Carey Auto Top D. Krupp Elza Jacobs Pol D. J. Frazier

Frazier Declares No Interest In Carey City Manager Post

A public notice states D. J. Frazier is not seeking the Carey city manager job if a proposed charter change passes. The author argues voters will elect a council to appoint a trained, qualified manager rather than direct appointment by voters.

Delphos Woman Rears Canaries For St. Louis Firm

Mrs. Elmer Stevick of Delphos raises canaries in a room with screened walls in summer and glass panels in winter. She now owns about 30 pairs of mated birds and 500 young birds for a St. Louis concern. Birds include pure white green and yellow varieties.

Elmer Stevick Delphos Raymond Lang E. North Street Stevick St. Louis

Two Antelope Bagged on Hunting Trip

The Rev. Michael Brown O M C of Milwaukee, serving as relief pastor in Douglas Wyoming, bagged two antelope on a large ranch near Douglas. Friday his parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown of Carey Route 2 received a quarter of one antelope. They report the meat of excellent quality and exceedingly palatable.

Michael Brown Milwaukee Douglas Wyo Ralph Brown Route 2 Carey

Service Men's Wives Club Plans Carey Park Wiener Roast

The Service Men's Wives' club invites all wives to a wiener roast at Carey Park Thursday evening July 26 at 8 15. Each attendee brings her own eats and the event is open to all service men's wives.

Service Men's Wives’ Club Carey Park

Mary Martha Class Picnic at Christ Lutheran Church

The Mary Martha class of Christ Lutheran Sunday school hosts a picnic on Monday July 30 at 6 30 p m on the church lawn Attendees should bring a covered dish sandwiches and table service standing reminder for members.

Mary-Martha Christ Lutheran Sunday School

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