Eagles Defeat Salem Cornhuskers 10-0 in decisive win
Dick Lab led with strong pitching and timely hitting as the Eagles overwhelmed Salem Cornhuskers 10 to 0. Key moments included Lab’s triple, a wild pitch scoring De Amicis, and a six-run rally in the sixth inning, with Lab earning the win and Logsdon the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Sécoma
Eason
Salém
Cornhuskers
Dick Ab
Tate Tee Eagles
Rae
Angel St Logadonts
Peng
Agian
de Amicis
Dick Lab
Lab
Buckingham
Gattery
Eagles
Pieranunzio
Yingling
DeAmicis
Myers
Hayman
Haford
Pteramumzto
Ying‘ling
DeAgnicis
Logsdon
Young Methodists Plan Lakeside Trip Sunday Afternoon
A group from First Methodist Church will travel to Lakeside Sunday afternoon and stay for a week. They will leave the church at 1 30 o'clock led by Pastor Dr O E Ford. Attendees include Jane Twining Calvin Thoma Donald Wood Junior Huston Hisse Myers Phyllis Hunter Donna Worder Eugene Ulrich and Donald Wedge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Lakeside
Jane Twining
Calvin Thoma
Donald Wood
Junior Huston
Hisse “Myers
Phyllis Hunter
Donna Worn‘der
Eugene Ulrich
Donald Wedge
O. E Ford
Churesy
Record shows 1496 Merchant Ships Completed
New York July 28 American shipbuilders have delivered 1496 Merchant vessels with a carrying capacity of 16575000 tons since Pearl Harbor J Lewis Luckenbach president of the American Bureau of Shipping told the bureau s board of managers yesterday. He added the prewar fleet of 1300 ships plus the new output outsizes Britain as the world s greatest maritime nation before the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pearl Harbor
J. Lewis Luckenbach
American Bureau of Shipping
Bureau
Great Britain
Youngster Hermie Seifert Screens Early Stage Career
Distinctive life record of Hermie John Seifert son of Mr and Mrs John Seifert. At age 2 years 10 months he appeared at Rays studio on Findlay Harris theatre stage as the youngest performer. He later joined a group entertaining soldiers near Bucyrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermie
John Seifert
Rays Studio
Harris Theatre
Findlay
Bucyrus
Past Chiefs Picnic at Elm Hills Cottage
The Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs and their husbands are invited to a picnic at Mr and Mrs Nelson Turnbells cottage at Elm Hills on Thursday July 29. Attendees should meet at the Knight of Pythiss hall at 5 p m and bring their own table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Turnbell
Elm Hills
Knight of Pythiss Hall
Infant Baptized Sunday in Our Lady of Consolation
The infant son of S/Sgt. and Mrs. C. Robert Stombaugh was baptized Sunday at 1 30 in Our Lady of Consolation Church. Rev. Joseph Hero O. M. officiated. The child was named David Charles with Mrs. W. L. Stombaugh and Charles Stombaugh as sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stombaugh
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Joseph Hero
O. M
David Charles
W. L. Stombaugh
Charles Stombaugh
Military address notices list service members and new postings
A long OCR list shows soldiers, sailors, and airmen with new addresses and post office boxes. Entries include Pvt Richard J Billings, Sgt Peter C Feck, Pvt Leroy Pahl, and many others, spanning Fort Sill, Camp Shenango, Camp Davis, Newport, Great Lakes, and Fort Bragg, with new city and state postmarks.
Government buys cottage site for post office project
In a local sale and negotiations move the government has purchased a 22 ft by ang 22 ft lot on North Vianco Street for a new post office building. Mrs Jane Ortans is buying the George Ash property at 319 East North Street and plans to move there later.
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Vianco
Ortans
Argon ‘Byoperani
Oran
Mernt
Orians
George Ash
North Street
Sycamore Teacher Heads Overseas in Red Cross Program
Miss Geneva Shealy of Sycamore resigns from the Sycamore schools as English and Latin teacher to join the American Red Cross overseas club program as staff assistant or recreational director. She will travel to Washington for orientation on August 9 and may be sent to a base in the United States or overseas. Shealy, daughter of Mrs. Alice Shealy, has drama and physical education background and three years of rural teaching in Tiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Shealy
Sycamore
American Red Cross
Shealy
Washington, D.C
American University
United States
Miss Shealy
Tiro School
Alice Shealy
Wisner Family Holds 16th Reunion Sunday
The Wisner family reunion meets at Feildings Grove Arcadia on Sunday August 1 with Arthur Wisner of Carey as president and J W Wisner of Carey as secretary. Clarence Banning of Toledo serves as treasurer.
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Wisner
Feildings Grove
Arcadia
Arthur,Wisner
Northwest of Carey
J. W. Wisner
Carey
Clarence Banning
Toledo
Thompson
Vanlue
Frederick Sopher
John Thomipson
Fostoria
Frenchtown Festival Planned at St Nicholas Church Grounds
The annual Frenchtown festival will be held on Sunday August 8 at the grounds of St. Nicholas Church. Food refreshments and games will be enjoyed and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenchtown
St. Nicholas’ Church
Carey Farmers and Sportsmen hold moonlight picnic
Members of the Carey Farmers and Sportsmen club will hold a moonlight picnic Thursday evening July 29 at 9 oclock at the home of Dean Wright in Elm Hill. All members and anyone wishing to join may attend. Harry Myers secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers and Sportsmen Club
Dean Wright
Elm Hill
Harry Myers
Sec’y
K. of C Picnic Set by Carey Council at Elm Hills
The Carey Council Knights of Columbus hosts its annual picnic at Elm Hills on Sunday August 1 tables provided for picnic dinners. Contests games and other entertainments will be offered for all. August 6 Windau G. K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Council
Knights of Columbus
Elm Hills
Windau
G. K
Philathea class notice from Memorial Evangelical meeting
The Philathea Bible class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday School will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Truman Young. Mrs Florence Daymon will lead the lesson study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Bible
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Truman Young
Florence Daymon
Revival Services At Church Of God Rally In Dayton
Revival services are now in progress at the Church of God on East South Street. Services begin each evening at 8 o'clock with Sister Mary Henson of Dayton as evangelist. The public is welcome to attend.
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Church of God
E. South Street
Mary Henson
Dayton
Pvt Gerald F Oriens Navy V-12 Co 4 Unit 17 Bowling Green
Pvt Gerald F Oriens from San Diego California served in Navy V-12 unit 4 platoon 17 at Bowling Green State University Bowling Green Ohio as part of the reserve training program during wartime.
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Gerald F. Oriens
RD. M. Cle
San Diego
California
Navy
Bowling Green State ‘University
Bowling Green
Ohio
Soldiers in Africa Score Labor Policy Critique
In a letter from Army personnel, a پن colonel and family in Oz Fey argue that the coal strike cripples war production in World War II. They denounce Time magazine’s criticism of troops and urge labor leaders and civilians to support frontline forces by staying at work.
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Hart Bukingham
Ana Bickingham
Oz- Fey
United States
Roy
Carey
Spb
Ufe
Time Magazine
North Africa
Africa
Lke
John L. Lewis
America
Uncle Sam
Eagles Dance at New Location on S Vance Street
Round and square dancing at our new location on S Vance street Saturday evening July 31 1943 with music by Victory Boosters a five piece orchestra. Dancing starts at 9 and ends at midnight admission five two and one dollars in war stamps.
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Vance Street
Victory Boosters
Catholic Knights of RBIs Meet Near Carey This Thursday
The Catholic Knights of RBIs plan two meetings at the home of Qyiil Collet three miles north of Carey this Thursday evening. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Knights of Rbis
Qyiil Collet
Carey
Bloom Son Arrives Safely in England
Mr and Mrs Russell Bloom Bava receive word their son Pvt George Bloom has arrived safely in England with the word from military or family channels confirming his arrival abroad.
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England
Russell Bloom Bava
Pvt
George Bloom
Uncle Sam Overbought Early Spuds Faces Disposal
Washington officials report the WPA bought about 4 000 carloads of early potatoes in recent weeks to stabilize prices. About 3 090 tons are on hand as of now and could spoil unless sold or diverted to livestock feed. A proposal to sell some for hog feed was made but the plan has not succeeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WPA
Carey Farmers Community Club Meeting Focuses on Talk
At the Ca rey Farmers' Community club meeting Dr. O. E. Ford of the First Methodist Church spoke on an enlightening topic. Refreshments followed at Hazel's restaurant. August program committee includes W. E. Baugher E. E. Gottfried and Foster Savidge. Feed committee members are Floyd Davidson Vincent Krupp and Harm Hunter.
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Carey Farmers’ Community Club
O. E. Ford
First Methodist Church
Hazel’s
W. E. Baugher
Sycamore
E. E. Gottfried
Foster Savidge
Thiost
Floyd Davidson
Vincent Krupp
Harm Hunter
Plant Converted to Smaller Arms at Scioto Ordnance Works
Maj. Phillip E. Gruber announced in Marion on July 23 that workers at the Scioto Ordnance Works will not lose jobs as the facility is converted to small arms production. The conversion is under way and should finish with the current artillery munition schedule, while a standby section will serve as an Air Corps spare parts depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Phillip E. Gruber
Scioto Ordnance Works
Gruber
Air Corps
W. C. T. U. to Meet at Gilliland Home Thursday
The W. C. T. U. will meet at 7:00 PM this Thursday at the Gilliland home 9 Patterson Street. Members should bring needles thread thimbles and 12 by 24 inch gay colored material to sew bed pockets for Dayton Veterans Hospital. Bring anything useful to fill pockets and all friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilliland
Patterson Street
Veterans’ Hospital
Dayton
Trnge
Women of the Moose Hold August Meeting
A regular Women of the Moose gathering met Tuesday evening in the Moose hall. Helen Gamberling and Edna England were named captains of the attendance contests for August. A potluck followed, honoring July birthday anniversaries of Mrs. J. T. Stombaugh and Mrs. Burton Krom.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Helen Gamberling
Edna England
J. T. Stombaugh
Burton Krom
Rae Sopher
Harpster Board Names Music English Teacher
The Harpster board of education met Monday evening and employed Miss Jeanne Martin of Woodstock as music and English teacher for the coming year. Miss Martin is an Oberlin Conservatory graduate from the class of 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpster Board of Education
Jeanne Martin
Woodstock
Martin
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Krebs Son Advanced to First Lieutenant at Ft Sill
Mr and Mrs F H Krebs announce their son Dale Krebs has been promoted from second to first lieutenant at Ft Sill Oklahoma He serves as executive officer of a company and a special service officer at a reception center He is expected home in August on short leave.
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H. Krebs
Dale
Ft. Sill
Okla
Lt. Krebs
Drug Stores Set Early Closing in Carete
Beginning October 1, the two Carete stores will close promptly each evening at 6 o clock except on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Harrys Drug Store and Ewing Drug Store will follow the new hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carete
Harry
Ewing Drug Store
J. T. Club Meeting at Mrs Lewte Beis Home
Mrs Lewte Beis will host the J. T. club this Thursday afternoon at her home northeast of Carey. The gathering will bring together members for an afternoon event in the community group.
AlQuose Dance at Moose Hall Saturday Evening
Round and square dancing scheduled at the Moose hall this Saturday evening. Music by the Buckeye Entertainers provides the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Buckeye
Urged To Register As Blood Donors In Carey
A Carey committee urges residents to register for the blood donor unit. Registration ends Monday August 2 at Harry’s Drug Store and Ewing’s Gro Store. Volunteers who can drive donors to Upper Sandusky on August 12 and 13 are asked to contact Mrs. Ruby Criger. The county committee says the mobile unit will visit Upper Sandusky at regular intervals.
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Carey
Beine
Upper Sandusky
Anygne Otra
Alinto
Voluntear
Ewing
Ruby Criger
Far Bureau Life Sues Over Part Time Agent Rule
The Far Bureau Life Insurance Company filed for an injunction in common pleas court to block State Insurance Superintendent J Roth Crabbe from enforcing an order denying part time sales agents without consent of regular employers. It aims to hire George Lewis of Youngstown and Stanley Stechschulte of Lima who work for the Youngstown board of education and Westinghouse respectively.
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Columbus
Far Bureau Life Insurance Today
Common Pleas Court
J.— Roth Crabbe
George ©. Lewis
Youngstown
Youngstown Board of Education
Stanley C. Stechschulte
Lima
Westinghouse Electric & Manuufacturing Co
Abel Accepts Post With Beallsville Schools
F O Abel, vocational agricultural teacher at Carey high school, resigns to join Beallsville school board. He and Mrs Abel leave Carey. Lloyd Taylor of Arcadia is hired to replace him, having just graduated from Ohio State University in March and taught the rest of the term at Mechanicsburg. He will begin duties August 16.
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F. O. Abel
Carey High School
Beallsville School Board
Abel
Carey
Lloyd Taylor
Arcadia
Carey School Board
Taylor
Ohio State University
Mechanicsburg
Eagles to Hold District Initiation
Carey Eagles host District 14 F.O.B initiation at the Eagles hall Sunday afternoon. Tiffin degree team leads the work with members from Tiffin Willard Upper Sandusky Bucyrus Marion and Kenton attending. After the business session, entertainment and refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Eagles
Eagles Hall
Tiffin
Willard
Upper Sandusky
Bucyrus
Marion
Kenton
Logsdon Brothers Complete Marine Base Training
Pvt. Herman J. Logsdon and Pvt. Harold L. Logsdon, sons of Mr and Mrs W L Logsdon of south of Carey, finished base training in the U S Marine Corps at San Diego California and entered an electrical mates school at the Naval base Newport Rhode Island. They passed through Upper Sandusky early Sunday morning on their way to Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Logsdon
Harold L. Logsdon
W L. Logsdon
South of Carey
U. S. Marine Corps
San Diego
Callift
Naval Base
Newport
R. I
Rhode Island
California
Upper Sandusky
Stork Brings 7-Pound Son to Feeleys at Home
A 7-pound son named Jack Thomas was born Wednesday July 21 at 11:00 p m to Pvt Richard Feeley and Mrs Virginia Feeley at the home of Mrs Feeleys parents Mr and Mrs Mearl Dible on West Brown Avenue The father is stationed overseas.
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Richard Feeley
Feeley
Mearl Dible
W. Brown Avenue
Jack Thomas
Virginia Dible
Pvt Charles Mathern Arrives At Fort Sill Training Camp
Pvt Charles Mathern, son of Mr and Mrs L M Mathern of Carey, arrives at the field artillery replacement training center Fort Sill Oklahoma for 13 weeks of basic training. Inducted into the Army in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mathern
L. M. Mathern
Carey
Field Artillery Replacement Training Center
Fort Sill
Okla
Mathern
Army
Regular W B A Meeting This Friday Evening
Notice to members of the W B A for a regular meeting this Friday at 8 o clock in the hall. All members are urged to be present. Gertrude Stillberger.
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W. B A
Gertrude Stillberger
Carp of Thanks From Donald Brown
Donald Brown thanks all who sent flowers cards and gifts during his hospital stay at Findlay hospital and after returning home for their kindness and support.
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Findlay Hospital
Donald Brown
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Richard J. Billings
U.S. Army Co. B
Camp Shenango
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Irena Bn
A. A. A. School
Camp Davis
North Carolina
Martin J.‘ Collet
Leroy Pahl
A. P
Seattle
Peter C. Feck
FLA. R. T. GC
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Port Chasg
Hospital Corps School
Great Lakes
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Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh
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Glenn Clark
Charles C. Clark
Great Lakes, Ilinois
Herman J. Logadon
Naval Training Station
Harold L. Logadon
Luélla M. Bland
S. 2d
U.S.N.T.S
Cedar Walls
Iowa
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Willis E. Green
San Francisco
John P. Updegraff
Co. A
Shenango
Leon H. Niederkour
Leonard Niederkohr
Tag. Bn
Camp Wheeler
Georgia
Bernard H. Kessler
94Th Signal Bn
Clo
Elkins
West Virginia
Wee
Clifford E. Bland
Fort. Riley
Dale E. Thomas
Government
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K. OF C. Picnic
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J. T. Club
Beallsvilly
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