Corn Borer Invasion Warns Ohio Farmers In 1937
The article details the history and spread of the corn borer from Massachusetts in 1917 to Ohio and the Midwest, describing the moth life cycle, damage to stalks and ears, and the need for coordinated control. It prescribes cutting corn close to the ground, ensiling, shredding, burning weeds, and destroying stalks by May 1 to curb infestations.
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Carey
Europe
Massachusetts
Ontario
Lakes
Ohio
Midwest
Vote Yes for Wyandot sewage disposal plant plan
Wyandot County Health Department urges Carey voters to approve a bond issue on August 9 to fund a sewage disposal plant. Federal grant cover 45 percent of construction, under a 5.0 billion dollar appropriation, avoiding full cost later. Sanitarian Carl C. Miller promotes sanitary upgrades and directs residents to call for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County Health Department
Ohio
Memorial Evangelical church lawn social set for July 30
Philathea class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school holds a lawn social on the church lawn Saturday evening July 30 starting at 5 30 p m. In case of rain serving moves to the church basement.
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Philathea
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Church Lawn
Baby Christened Sunday at Our Lady of Consolation
The son born Friday July 15 to Mr and Mrs Clifford Neff of South Lake street was christened Sunday in Our Lady of Consolation church. Rev Paul Vollrath OMC officiated. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Art Schmenk of Milan Michigan.
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Clifford Neff
S. Lake Street
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Paul Vollrath
Bernard Joseph
Art Schmenk
Milan
Mich
Kirby Festival Promises Food Fun For All Ages
Community event titled Kirby Festival scheduled for Sunday August 7 offers food stalls games and family entertainment for residents of all ages with organizers inviting broad participation and local support.
Carey Eagles Narrow Victory Over Grandview Independents
The Carey Eagles edged the Grandview Independents 5 to 6 in a tight game as Glen Walborn pitched the full contest and kept hits scattered. Walborn and Fouts will form the battery again Sunday at 2 30 at the Land Lake diamond against a Lima team.
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Carey Eagles
Ahie
Grandviewr Indépendents
Columbus
Glen’ ‘Walborn
Eagles
Lima
Lakeland Diamond
Walborn
Fouts
Carey
Michigan dance teachers attend national convention in New Orleans
Ruth Clair Engels and Eddie Hans of Toledo travel as delegates from the Michigan Dancing Masters to the Dancing Masters of America convention in New Orleans. They will learn new dances from leading instructors and Engels plans to resume teaching in Toledo this fall. They also plan to attend the Chicago Dancing Masters convention next month.
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Ruth Clair Engels
Eddie Hans
Toledo
Paul Spor
New Orleans
Michigan Dancing Masters
Dancing Masters of America
United States
Europe
Mrs Lowery Taken to Findlay Hospital in Illness
Mrs Susan Lowery, living with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Snyder, was carried to Findlay hospital by the Bristoll ambulance on Tuesday afternoon. She had been seriously ill for a week and unable to take nourishment. Her daughter Mrs Mary Carlin and son Ralph of Findlay accompanied her, along with Mrs. Snyder.
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Susan Lowery
E. G. Snyder
Findlay Hospital
Bristoll Ambulance
Mary Carlin
Ralph of
Findlay
Snyder
Carey Girls 4-H Club Plans July Meeting
The next meeting will be held Friday afternoon July 29 at 1 30 in the high school. A check will be made on finished garments and members should bring their work. Plans will be made for the Farm Bureau meeting and all parents are invited.
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Tde Farm Bureau
Mary JO Kirkiwood
Beitler Visits Carey as Unopposed GOP Candidate
C. M. Beitler of Sycamore visited Carey on the first Thursday. He is a Republican candidate for the general assembly and runs unopposed in the primary. Beitler is a former Carey resident with many local friends.
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M. Beitler
Sycamore
General Assembly
Beitler
Carey
National Secretary Will Address Ayrshire Breeders
C T Conklin secretary of the national Ayrshire Breeders association at Brandon Vermont will address Ohio Ayrshire breeders on August 13 for the annual basket picnic and field day at S M Romig and Son farm two miles west of Carey. An entertaining and instructive program includes a judging contest and speakers. All Ayrshire breeders and friends are invited.
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C. T. Conklin
National
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Brandon
Ohio Ayrshire
Ohio Ayrshire Club
S. M. Romig & Son
Carey
Ayrshire
T D Arnold Resigns Agriculture Teacher Post
T D Arnold, agriculture teacher in Carey schools for three years, tendered resignation effective August 15 to accept a supervisory position with the Army Security Administration, likely in Morgan and Noble counties. He plans to move his family to McConnelsville.
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T. D. Arnold
Carey
Army Security Administration
Morgan
Noble Counties
McConnelsville
Carey educators discuss transport issues in Columbus
T. D. Romig and Dr. H. K. Van Buren of the Carey board of education transportation committee visited Columbus Monday to confer with the state department of education on transportation and related problems. Supt. Earl B. Driver accompanied them.
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T. D. Romig
H. K. van Buren
Transportation Committee
Carey Board of Education
Columbus
State Department of Education
Earl B. Driver
Tong Family Reunion Planned for Island Park
The Tong family reunion is scheduled for the second Sunday in August at Island Park in Mt. Blanchard. Family members are urged to bring photos and stories to share during the gathering.
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Island Park
Mt. Blanchard
Solemn Novena Opens at Shrine of Consolation
The solemn novena in honor of the Blessed Virgin opens at the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation on Sunday evening August 7 and ends Tuesday evening August 15 Assumption Day. Each evening features a candlelight procession at 7 80 o'clock. Franciscan Fathers announce four grand public processions carrying the miraculous image on August 7 14 15 and 21 at 3 p m.
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Our Lady of Consolation
Ana
Franciscan Fathers
Order of Friars Minor Comentual
Baptism Service Unites Churches Near Findlay
A union infant baptism service for Evangelical churches of Ridge St Pauls West Park Findlay and St Pauls south of Vanlue conducted Sunday at Eagle Creek west of Houcktown. Rev McVey Mt Cory and Rev Rothgeb Benton Ridge led prayers and baptized 31 people with strong turnout including 20 from St Pauls southwest of town.
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B Ridge
St. Paul's
West Park
Findlay
St. Paul’s
Vanluc
Eagle Creek
Houcktown
McVey
Mt. Cory
Earl Rothgeb
Benton Ridge
Carey
O. R. Reiff
Rothgeb
St.Paul’s
Anniversary Commemoration at Justus Lodge Knights
Justus Lodge Knights of Pythias held a meeting with a dining repast to mark the 42nd anniversary of Knight Elza Garn's initiation. Toastmaster Attorney H. G. Chambers introduced speakers Rev. Paul R. Clouser, Murray Badgley of Boise City Idaho, and Mayor Porter A. Hendricks with brief member remarks.
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Justus Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Elza Garn
H. G. Chambers
Paul R. Clouser
Murray Badgley
Boise City
Idaho
Porter A. Hendricks
W. B. A. Meeting and Potluck Friday Night
Members of the W. B. A. are requested to attend the meeting on Friday night. A program is planned and a potluck supper will follow.
Carey schools band concert plans for August 3 1938
The Carey schools band schedules a Wednesday evening concert on August 3 1938 featuring a program with Pontificale Overture Little Champion University March let Overture National Reform New Dawn Invercargill Billboard and Aux Plambeaux pieces among others performed by the school ensemble.
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Carey Schools
Pontificale
Gounod
Weils
University
Panella
Loth
Tewsell
National Reform
Miller
New ‘Dawn
Ragsell J
March
Aux Plambeaux
Clark
Carey Farmers Community Club Roasts Marshmallows
About seventy members wives and friends attended a Monday evening roast at the home of Mr and Mrs Mark Karr. Henry Davidson and Vincent Orlans provided refreshments.
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Carey Farmers’ Community Club
Mark Karr
Henry Davidson
Vincent Orlans
Wendell Wentling
C. J. Walters
Phe—Wickiser
Ralph Brown
R. M. Lonsway
Russell H. Kear
C. R. Crum
Upper Sanduraky
T. D. Arnold
Idella Bristoll Wins $96.50 at Merchants Drawing
Idella May Bristoll captured the main prize of 96 dollars and 50 cents on a 50 percent ticket at the Merchants' Club drawing held Wednesday evening on Be Find lay street. Mrs John Drummonds won five dollars in trade at Krupp's harness shop. Ernest's shoe repair shop and Razz Smiley won five dollars in trade at Fetters store.
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Merchants’ Club
BE. Findlay Street
Idella May Bristoll
John “Drummonds
Krupp
Ernest
Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters Meet This Thursday
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday after noon, August 4, at 2 o'clock. Initiation of new members is planned. All Pythian Sisters are invited to a potluck supper at 6 o'clock, bringing a covered dish and sandwiches. Entertainment follows.
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Pythian Sisters
WPA Plans Move Of Local Workers To County Project
The city council announced that 21 WPA men from Carey street work will be reassigned to a county wide project after Columbus records confirm Carey schedules. Upper Sandusky sidewalk work continues under county coordination with about 3000 dollars needed for resurfacing Wyandot avenue to N Walpole.
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WPA
Carey
Wotrello Street
P. “A. Hendricks
G. W. Alsdorf
Columbus
Upper Sandusky
State Highway Department
W. ‘Wyandot Avenue
N. Walpole
WRIA
Married Forty Years in Carey Ruby Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs Hira Jacobs of N Vance street celebrated their forty year marriage anniversary first solemnized July 26 1898 at the bride’s parents home nine miles west of Carey Rev A E Evans officiated Viola Sausser was the bride’s maiden name A dinner at the Elza Jacobs home followed with family guests including their two sons and families and Rev Roy B Leedy and daughter An anniversary cake with pink green and old rose decor matched by gladiolas A floor lamp was given and Mr Jacobs noted he has run a Carey business since 1904 and the couple has lived on N Vance street their entire married life.
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Hira Jacobs
N. Vance Street
D. W. Sausser
Carey
A. E. Evans
United Evangelical Church
Raymond Jacobs
Shirley
Carolyn
Rolland Jacobs
Roy B. Leedy
Omeda Helen
Ira Ballanger
Phyllis
Fostoria
Jacobs
Hae
Principal Appointment At Clinton Township School
Harry R Schubert of Adrian is named principal of the Clinton township centralized school. He will teach 7th and 8th grades and has over ten years on the Adrian teaching staff. The Clinton staff is now complete with Miss Mary Tewart Miss Alice Hofman and Miss Anna Sheffer as other teachers. Work on the new central school is progressing and classrooms are expected to be ready by the second week in September.
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Harry R Schubert
Adrian
Clinton Township
District Board of Education
Adrian School
Clinton School
Mary Tewart
Alice Hoffman
Anna Sheffer
Beech Grove Festival Postponed Until Tonight
Beech Grove festival delayed due to rain and will host Mt Blanchard band indoors in the church basement if rain continues.
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Beech Grove
Mt. Blanchard
Mrs Baker Returns From Michigan Visit
Mrs. Tom Baker returned home Sunday night from Ecorse Michigan where she had been visiting her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Jess Petrangelo. Mr Bakers went after her Saturday night.
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Tom Baker
Ecorse
Mich
Jess Petrangelo
Baker
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Ty D. Arnold
Carl C. Miller
Wyandot County
Sanitarian
Kirby Festival
Mrs. Lowery
Carey Girls
C. M. Beitler
Romig Farm
Conklin
The
Tong
W. B. A. Meeting and Potluck
Farmers’ Community Club
Idella Mae Bristoll
Carey Times
Eugene Hendricks
Vanlue
Gladys Wickham
Ruth Emerine
D. A. Capell
Strand Theatre
Capell
France
Magazine
Bargain Prices
Six Magazine
Schubert
Ildsads
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