Lightning Strikes Carey Area as Heat Wave Relents
A severe electrical storm in Wyandot County caused property damage and power outages in Carey and surrounding areas after days of extreme heat. Lightning struck the Ohio Power substation near Seneca and damaged wires, leading to two hours of power loss. A garage, home wiring, and a tree were struck, with scattered debris and a few hoboes found under the tree. The heat wave eased briefly with a small rain and high winds but returned as temperatures rose again before a cool mass from the Dakotas was expected to end the heat spell.
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Carey
Wyandot
Ohio Power Co
Séneca
Kirby
Muncie Street
New York Central
Dakotas
Foot Mangled After Tractor Accident Near Carey
Norbert Reiter ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Jess Reiter of near Wew Riegel was taken to Mercy hospital Tiffin after his left foot was crushed under a tractor wheel driven by an older boy in the family. The injury mangled metatarsal bones and tendons leaving the outcome uncertain with possible permanent crippling and doubtful full use of the foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Reiter
Jess Reiter
Wew Riegel
Carey
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Norbert
Our Greatest Need lyric by Luther Yohe published
The Exposition Press of New York announced the acceptance of Luther Yohe's lyric Our Greatest Need for a forthcoming volume of Outstanding Songs Poems and Lyrics. The piece is entered in a contest with a $100 cash prize. Yohe, a Carey resident formerly employed at the Carey hatchery, is now stationed at Pine Camp New York.
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Exposition Press
New York City
Luther Yohe
W. Lakestreet. Carey
Yohe
Carey
Carey Hatchery
Pine Camp
N. Y
Reconditioning of Gray Chapel at Ohio Wesleyan
Mrs Henry Pfeiffer of New York City, a university trustee and cosmetics manufacturer, gave $30,000 toward reconditioning Gray chapel at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware. Her gift is part of a $250,000 contribution to the centennial campaign. The chapel will receive new seats floor coverings and stained glass windows.
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Gray Chapel
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Henry Pfeiffer
New York City
Preached at Christ Lutheran Church by Rev Karl Mumford
Rev Karl L. Mumford of Woodbine Maryland preached at the morning service in Christ Lutheran Church on Sunday. He is the brother of Rev David Mumford pastor of the Bu Cyrus Lutheran church.
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Karl L. Mumford
Woodbine
Christ Lutheran Church
David Mumford
Bu- Cyrus Lutheran Church
Appeared at Two Clubs by All-Girl Revue
Al Burley and his All-Girl Revue performed in private clubs in Tiffin on Tuesday and Mansfield on Saturday. The show featured Jayne Melby and the Three Kittens and drew large crowds.
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al Burley
Jayne Melby
Three Kittens
Tiffin
Mansfield
Hancock County Camp Meeting Opens August 7
The 45th annual Hancock County Camp Meeting begins Thursday evening August 7 at Byal park Findlay and ends Sunday August 17. W V Thomas president and George D Fisher vice president lead the association with Edgar Co Thomas secretary treasurer. Evangelists include Rev C E Zike and Rev A L Wess, and Miss Frances French directs children’s services. Asbury College quartet will handle music. Missionary Day is set for August 14. Public welcome.
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Hancock County Camp Meeting Association
Byal Park
Findlay
W. V. Thomas
Carey
George D. Fisher
Arcadia
Edgar Co. ‘Thomas
Northwest of
Caney
Zike
Akron
A. L. Wess
Central
S.C
Frances French
Asbury College Quartet
Wilmore
Association
Addresses of Carey men in military training
A local notice lists addresses of Carey men in military service including Cyrus J. Hunter Fort Snelling Minnesota Arthur Dale Bland Bagley Louisiana Clifford Holden Fort Hancock New Jersey Edmund B. Logsdon New York City New York Readers are asked to send any additional addresses or address changes to help friends mail correspondence to servicemen.
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Carey
Smith Baughman Reunion Held at Carey Park
Sixty relatives gathered Sunday at Carey park for the Smith Baughman reunion. A picnic dinner and short program were held. Willis Baughman was elected president with Harry Thompson as vice president and Harold Lee recording secretary. Melford Crawford was named treasurer and Frances Loader and Florence Fenstermaker as corresponding secretaries. The 1942 gathering is planned for the last Sunday in July at Carey park.
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Smith-Baughman
Carey Park
Willis Baughman
Southwest of
Carey
Harry Thompson
Vanlue
Harold Lee
Melford Crawford
Frances Loader
Florence Fenstermaker
Maple Tree Falls on Car on N Vance Street
A dead maple in front of the Bakies home at the corner of N Vance and North streets toppled Wednesday morning, damaging the top of a 1939 Pontiac owned by Gerald Lamberjack. The fall also broke a globe on a whiteway light. no one was nearby.
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Fred Bakies
N. Vance and
North Streets
Gerald Lamberjack
Sheep Dipping Wagon to Visit Wyandot County
Wyandot county agent C R Crum announces a custom sheep dipping outfit will tour the area in a few days. If not contacted, notify Crum at once or F O Abel, Vocational Agriculture Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C R Crum
Wyandot
Mr. Crum
F. O. Abel
Moonlight Party At Bean Wrights Near Carey
The Carey Farmers and Sportsmen Protective Association hosts a moonlight party at Bean Wright's three miles south of Carey on Thursday July 31 at 8 30 p m All farmers and sportsmen invited to attend.
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Carey Farmers and Sportsmens Protective Association
North East Yentzer Daughter Becomes Ameri can Airlines Hostess
Miss Isabelle Yentzer daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Yentzer of north east of Carey left for New York City after being selected as an Amer ican Airlines hostess from 300 applicants and 30 chosen. She is a registered nurse formerly located in Toledo and interviewed in Chicago. Her sister Miss Donna Yentzer returned to Washington DC after a week with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Yentzer
Lee Yentzer
Carey
New York City
American Airlines
Miss Yentzer
Toledo
Chicago
The
Air, Line
Donna T Yentzer
Yentzer
Logsdon Family Reunion Spans States and Military Service
About 134 Logsdon descendants gathered at the Upper Sandusky fairgrounds for their annual reunion. Attendees came from Carey Bellevue Tiffin Springfield Sandusky Urbana Indianapolis Pontiac Detroit Fostoria Cleveland and Upper Sandusky. Officers elected included President Cletus Weigel and Vice President Clarence Kin with Rita Brown as secretary-treasurer. Five relatives serving in the military were named and plans were set for a silver anniversary reunion next July at the same fair grounds with a committee led by Lawrence Logsdon Pontiac Mich Ward Logsdon Toledo Francis Holland New London Elizabeth Logsdon and Rita Brown Carey.
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Benedict
Catherine Logsdon
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Bellevue
Tiffin
Springfield
Sandusky
Urbana
Indianapolis
Pontiac
Detroit
Fostoria
Cleveland
Cletus Weigel
Clarence Kin
Lovell
Rita Brown
H. L. Logsdon
Toledo
Fort Belvoir
Jack Logsdon
Fort Sheridan
Vincent Brown
Fort Stevens
Ore
Edmond Logsdon
Harold Hepp
Navy
Pearl Harbor
T. H
Fairground
Lawrence Logsdon
Mich
Ward Logsdon
Francis Holland
New London
Elizabeth Logsdon
NEW RIEGEL JUBILARIANS CELEBRATE GOLDEN JUBILEES
Three Sisters of the Precious Blood at the New Riegel convent celebrate golden jubilees Sister M. Gottarda aged 72 Sister M. Mekuria aged 75 and Sister M. Ositha aged 72 on Sunday. Additional jubilarians include Sister M. Adelina age 91 observed in 1926 and Sisters M. Irmgardis and M. Lidwina aged 87 observed in 1922. The convent founded in 1844 hosts a statue of the Blessed Virgin brought from Europe that year by Father Francis Brunner CPPS who started missions at Wolf's Creek now New Riegel and at Thompson now Marywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of the Precious Blood
New Riegel
M. Gottarda
M. Mekuria
M. Ositha
M. Adelina
M. Irmgardis
M. Lidwina
Virgin
Europe
Francis Brunner
C. PP. S
Precious Blood Provincial
Wolf's Creek
Thompson
Frank Or
Marywood
Burglary At Kappa Sigma Fraternity House
A burglar unlocked the Kappa Sigma fraternity house at 1842 Indianola Avenue Saturday and entered via a window to steal from Paul Burson Carey and John Miner. The thief took $22 cash, a billfold, a $15 pen, and $4, escaping with a total loot valued at $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Sigma
Indianola Avenue
Paul Burson
Carey
Ohio
Burson
John Miner
Cleveland
Columbus Dispatch
O F Installation of Lodge Officers to Be Held
The O. O. F. Lodge no 407 will install officers Thursday evening for the next six months. Noble Grand Forrest Dame and vice grand Roy Howard lead the slate. Installation will be conducted by S. Stover and his staff of Findlay with other officers named and installed at the same meeting.
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IO O F. Lodge
No 407
Forrest Dame
Roy Howard
S . Stover
Findlay
Retreat for Sisters of Martha Sodality at Shrine
The 11th annual retreat for the Sisters of Martha Sodality priests' housekeepers will take place at the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation from August 25 to 29. All priests' housekeepers within or without the diocese are welcome. Miss Odelia Kehn of Fostoria, president, announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Martha Sodality
Moose District Initiation and Frolic in Carey
The Central Ohio Moose District holds a second degree initiation and frolic in Carey on Sunday, August 10. Members from the district participate in the event, showcasing initiation rites and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Central Ohio
Wheat Farmers Meet Tonight in Upper Sandusky
A meeting for wheat farmers and others interested in AAA wheat marketing quotas is set for tonight at 8:30 in the Upper Sandusky high school auditorium. Pearl Florey of Montgomery County will speak, praised for clarity and wit. The prior meeting in Upper Sandusky, addressed by Congressman Frederick C. Smith, drew over 200 attendees in protest of quotas.
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Upper Sandusky
Pearl Florey
Montgomery County
Sphéakar
Frederick C. Smith
Family Reunions Set Across Several Ohio Towns
The 17th Thompson Hendricks reunion meets August 3 at Riverside Park Findlay with C. F. Thompson president and H. M. Thompson secretary treasurer. The 15th Schreiber reunion gathers August 3 at Tiffin fairgrounds led by Edmond Filliater and Mrs. William Lear. The 28th Stumpp reunion slated for August 10 at Gormley Park Forest with Clarence Stumpp as organizer and C. A. Stephan as secretary.
Carey Schools Band Concert Wednesday Evening
The Carey Schools band under William Hollo way performs Wednesday evening August 6 at the new municipal building on WN Vance street. Selections include Invercargill and On the Volga, Americans We, The Bells of St Marys, Swiss Boy, Song of Love, Jolly Coppersmith, Grandiose Overture, Eyes of Texas, Softly Now the Light of Day, and The Star Spangled Banner.
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Carey Schools
William Holloway
Municipal
WN. Vance Street
Invercargill
Lithgow
Akimenko
Filmore
St. Mary’s
Adams
de Ville
Harold Presser
Carlysle Simonis
Knights of Columbus Lose No-Hit Game at Cedar Point finals
The Carey Knights of Columbus softball team fell 7 to 0 to Gilmour Council of Cleveland in the state tournament at Cedar Point. The Cleveland pitcher threw a no hitter as Carey, the smallest council in the field, exited in the finals on Sunday. Cleveland's Gilmour was edged by Portsmouth in the final result.
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Knights of Columbus
Carey
Gilmour Council
Cleveland
Cedar Point
Portsmouth
Gilmour
Columbus Lorain
Tiffin
Military wedding ties two families in Kent
Lieut G. K Miller wed Miss Merry Allen in a military church ceremony at Kent. Best man Sergt Charles Miller of Camp Shelby, Miss, stood beside the groom who recently completed both bachelor and master degrees at Ohio State University Arts College after four years of study.
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Joan Myers
Jeanne Chapman
Paul Burson
Carey
John Miner
Cleveland
Kent
G. K Miller
Merry Allen
Burson
Sergt Charles Miller
Camp Shelby
Miss
Ohio State University
Mary Martha Class Plans Park Picnic for Sunday Evening
The Mary-Martha class of Christ Lutheran Sunday school and their families will have a picnic at Carey park Sunday at 6 30 p.m. The event invites all members to attend with their families for a relaxed social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran Sunday School
Carey Park
Typewriter Ribbons Worn Thin at Carey Times Office
In the Carey Times office Saqid notices wear on typewriter ribbons as staff continue typing day after day. The small newsroom routine hints at aging equipment and steady production in a local paper.
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Carey Times
Advertising drives Sears catalog mail into Archbold
Archbold Buckeye notes about 500 Sears catalogs mailed from Archbold this week at 1.25 dollars each, costing the publisher 625 dollars twice yearly. Several firms may follow with similar spendings as they seek orders. The piece argues for proof that home advertising returns cash to residents, not funds leaving town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Archbold
Archbold Buckeye
Birth notices from Carey and nearby areas
An 80 pound son born to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Arnold east of Carey. Carl Francis baptized at Consolation Church with Fr. Joseph officiating. sponsors Bernard Rail and Miss Mary Louise Orians. Also announced births: a daughter Mary Louise to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kauffman of Columbus. a 9 pound son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toth in Carey. and twin daughters Jane Louise and Joan Elaine to Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cassidy of Columbus, formerly Miss Caroline Baker of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Arnold
Carey
Erey
Consolation Church
Joseph
Carl Francis
Bernard Rail
Upper Sandusky
Mary Louise
Joseph Toth
Wyandot Avenue
Robert Cassidy
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
That City
Jane Louise
Joan Elaine
Cassidy
Caroline Baker
Forrest Baker
Newcomer Reelected Trustee of Onion Assn at Kenton Meeting
J A Newcomer of Carey and W G Watts of Lodi were reelected trustees of the United Statistical Union association at a Kenton meeting on Saturday July 26. Newcomer has served as trustee for six years. Other officers elected include President Howard Dunlap Vice President Arthur Bernier Judge W W Bowers reelected secretary treasurer. Existing trustees remain J B Stambaugh Carl Prowaty R H Reno and H R Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Newcomer
Carey
W. G. Watts
Lodi
United Statistical Union Association
Kenton
Newcomer
Howard Dunlap
Marshall, Mich
Arthur Bernier
Minneapolis
Minn
W. W. Bowers
J. B. Stambaugh
Ada
Carl Prowaty
Chicago
R. H. Reno
Jackson, Mich
H. R. Avery
Elba
N. Y
New Frame Structure Planned at Wyandot County Farm Bureau
A 24 by 36 foot wooden frame building with metal siding and roof will replace an old shed on the northwest corner of the Wyandot County Farm Bureau lot. The shed was torn down Tuesday. The structure will serve as a garage and for corn storage on property owned by William Smith of Findlay.
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Wyandot County Farm Bureau
William Smith
Findlay
Draft board rules bar further enlistments after induction papers
Local selective service board will not permit enlistment of men on a selective service call after they have received their first induction papers. Clerk C L Tivenan announced the ruling on Friday in accordance with the selective service act specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draft Board
Selective Service Board
C L_ Tivenan
Selective Service Act
Ewing Drug Store Room To Have New Front
The Sutphen room on E Findlay Street used by Ewing Drug Co will gain a Perma Stone front surface above the brick. Remodeling began Monday and should finish in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Drug Store
E Findlay Street
Ewing Drug Co
Thilatahea Bible Class Meets Next Tuesday Evening
The Philathea Bible class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school will meet next Tuesday evening with Mrs A C Shue on E North Street Mars. Gertrude Tate will conduct the lesson study.
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Philathea Bible Class
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
A. C Shue
E. North Street
Gertrude Tate
P. R. S. Club Hosts Meeting This Thursday
Mrs. Charles Reis of northeast of Carey will entertain the members of the P. R. S. club on Thursday, August 7, at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reis
Carey
P. R. S. Club
Family Reunion Cards Printed at The Carey Times
The Carey Times offers printing services for family reunion cards at their office. Local residents can contact the office for design options and pricing to create personalized keepsakes for gatherings.
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Carey Times
Novena Signals August Pilgrimage Rush to Shrine
The Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation near Carey plans a four week novena starting August 6 led by Franciscan Fathers with candlelight processions each evening at 8. The image will be carried in public processions on August 3 10 15 17 and August 14 will feature a solemn candlelight procession with Bishop Alter officiating. Pilgrimages from Toledo Columbus Cleveland Detroit New Castle Youngstown and other towns are scheduled August 3 10 15 and 17. The devotion traces to 1872 when Father Gloden brought a replica image from Luxembourg inspiring a May 24 1875 7 mile Berwick Carey procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
Alter
Raymond Gorman
DeSales College
Toledo
Msgr
EB. G. Bordagh
St. Stephen’s
Columbus
Cleveland
Detroit
Dayton
New Castle
Youngstown
Lowerville
Girard
Niles
Warren
Newton Fals
Ravenna
Kent
Akron
Barbie Pittsburgh
McKees
Carey
Gloden
Our Lady of Consolation
Luxemburg
Berwick
Auto Collision Injures William Montague Near Carey
William Montague son of Mrs. W R Evans is recovering at his sister’s home on High street with head injuries and severe arm cuts after a Sunday head on crash on route 669 at Boyce corner. The other occupants Eugene Myers and Junior Twining escaped serious harm. Driver Harry Niederkohr of S Lake street was in the opposing car as Montague and friends headed to the Evans residence. Montague lost considerable blood in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Montague
W. R. Evans
Carey
Monroe Dotson
High Street
Harry Niederkohr
S. Lake Street
Montague
Eugene Myers
Harry Myers
N. Patterson Street
Junior Twining
Oscar Twining
Frederick Street
Boyce’s Corner
Niederkohr
Evans Home
Termite Traps Charge Against Camp Spending
Rep Engel from Michigan claims army camp project funds were wasted at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania. He cites 15000 dollars spent on termite traps despite a 1690 built wooden building at the site and a quartermaster's recommendation to drop traps. He says Washington overruled and money was preferred to red tape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engel
Michigan
Indiantown Gap
Army
Washington
En-gel
New York Sun
Wedding Trip Couple Visits After Fort Wayne Marriage
Mr and Mrs John B Bozer of Fort Wayne stopped to visit Mrs Nora Brashares on their wedding trip home from Buffalo Niagara Falls and Akron. They were married last Thursday. Mrs Bozer formerly Mrs Wilbur Foulke and previously resided in Carey before moving to New Haven. Mr Bozer worked in a Fort Wayne real estate office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Bozer
Ft Wayne
Nora Brashares
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Akron
Bozer
Carey
Wilbur Foulke
Kendallville
New Haven
Fort Wayne
Ft Wadyne
Past Chiefs Picnic At Carey Park This Thursday Evening
The Past Chiefs of Carey Temple Pythian Sisters plan a 5 30 pm picnic at Carey park. Members are asked to bring a covered dish and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Temple
Pythian Sisters
Carey Park
Traffic on Route 15 Surges Between Carey and Findlay
A survey shows Route 15 between Carey and Findlay carries an average of 1,428 motor vehicles per day, highlighting heavy daily traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Findlay
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Logsdon
NEW Riegel Jubilarians
O. F
Mary-Martha
Onion Assn
Farm Bureau
Thilatahea Bible Class
P. R.S. Club