Wyandot County Soil Conservation Hearing Set
A soil conservation district hearing for Wyandot County will be held Friday June 18 at 10 a.m. at the U S Soil Conservation farm nine miles northeast of Coshocton on State Route 621 in the research building. L Le Rum mell dean of the college of agriculture and chairman of the state conservation committee will preside. About 400 landowners signed 48 petitions in favor of forming a district. opponents will present reasons during the session. Attendees may contact the extension office in Upper Sandusky or a sponsoring committee member by June 12. The project focuses on keeping soil on farms, with no ties to dams or other districts. Sponsoring committee members include George DeBolt Lewis Gottfried Jr Luther Stijl Fred Scheck Jr Ned Kotterman Ross Winter Henry Brown Carey and E V Bell Raymond Passet.
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Soil Conservation District
Wyandot’ County
U. S. Soil Conservation Farm
Coshocton
Rumméll
College’ of ‘Agriculture
State Conservation
Nill
Rummel
Wyandot County
Agricultural Extension Office
Upper Sandusky
Soil Conservation Sponsoring Committee
Scioto-Sandusky
George DeBolt
Lewis Gottfried, Jr
Luther Stijl
Fred Scheck, Jr
Ned Kotterman
Ross Winter
Henry Brown
Carey
E. V. Bell
Raymond Passet
Wharton
The March of Faith shown at Christ Lutheran Church
The Lutheran Church Relief film The March of Faith will be screened at Christ Lutheran parish house next Sunday June 6 at 8 p m. It presents three features Lutheran World Federation in Lund Palestine and Europe the Battleground of Fears and Hopes. The public is invited at no charge by the Lutheran World Action Committee chaired by M D Shafer with Gail Newell and Harry Rook in charge.
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Christ Lutheran Parish
Lutheran World Federation In
Lund
Sweden
Palestine
Europe
Lutheran World Action Committee of
Christ Lutheran Church
M. D. Shafer
Gail Newell
Harry Rook
Floor Show at Moose Saturday Night Starring Al Burley
Friends of Alton Kinsinger of Columbus present Al Burley in a new floor show at the Moose hall Saturday night. Burley, a Carey native who served in World War II, teams with Miss Mary Jones of Columbus as the comedy duo Al Burley and Mary Jones. All Moose members and Burley friends are urged to attend.
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Alton Kinsinger
Columbus
al Burley
Moose Hall
Carey
Burley
Mary Jones
The
Moose
Farewell Party For Dr and Mrs Ford At Carey Church
Carey First Methodist Church hosts a farewell party for Rev OO E Ford D D and Mrs Ford Friday at 8 00 p m in the recreation room as they move to a new home in Columbus Ice cream cake and coffee provided all welcome
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Carey First Methodist Church
OO. E. Ford
D. D
St Bonaventure Commencement Largest Class Since Years
St Bonaventure College will confer degrees on 127 graduates at its 89th annual commencement on Sunday June 6. Rev Bonaventure M Crowley OFMConv of Our Lady of Carey seminary will receive an M A degree in philosophy.
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ST Bonaventure
N. Y
St Bonaventure College
Bonaventure
M. Crowley
Ofmconv
Our Lady of Carey Seminary
Regular convocation of Carey chapter No 159 R A M
R A M regular convocation at Carey chapter No 159 during the Friday evening June 4 meeting. Election of officers to be held and all companions urged to attend with refreshments provided. R B Vogel H P
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Carey Chapter
R. A M
R. B, Vogel
H. P
Enumeration of youth ages under Carey exempted village schools
C G Laird reports 1020 youths aged 5 to 18 under the Carey exempted village board of education. Of these 796 are in the district with 51 five-year-olds and 75 six-year-olds. There are 425 boys and 371 girls, plus six boys and three girls listed as handicapped. Eighty-eight 16 year olds and 75 seventeen year olds are boys and girls respectively. Twenty youths are out of school with working certificates and 79 will start first grade next fall at Col Crawford West and Our Lady of Consolation.
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C. G. Laird
Carey Exempted Villages Board of Education
Rt Latge
Seneca
Laird
Col
Orians Family Grace Mercy School of Nursing Graduation
Mrs. Viola Orians and son Armand joined Mr. and Mrs. Earl Orians Very Rev Ambrose Finnegan OFM Conv Persis Newlord and Robert McKinnon at Mercy Hospital Toledo for the graduation exercises of the Mercy School of Nursing held at Ursuline Academy. Forty five nurses graduated including twin sisters Mary and Martha Orians, the first twins to finish the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Orians
Armand
Earl Orians
Ambrose Finnegan
OFM
Persis Newlord
Robert McKinnon
School of Nursing
Mercy Hospital
Toledo
Ursuline Academy
Mary
Martha Orians
Catholic Chronicle
Birth announcements in Springfield and nearby towns
A 6 pound 8 ounce daughter arrived Wednesday May 216 at Springfield City hospital to Mr. and Mrs Max Brownstein of that city the mother formerly Alice Coldfton. A 7:516 o'clock daughter was born Tuesday morning in Findlay hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold Emerine of Clay Street named Ruth Louise the mother Mary Ann Speiser. A 6 pound 5 ounce son was born Thursday evening May 20 at Bucyrus City hospital to Mr and Mrs Everett Scheck a mile southeast of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield City Hospital
Max Brownstein
Brownstien
Alice Coldfton
Edna Colditon
Carey
Findlay Hospital
Harold Emerine
Clay Street
Ruth Louise
Mary Ann (Stringfellow) Speiser
Bucyrus City Hospital
Everett Scheck
New York Central Agent Enters Hospital for Eye Operation
L. E. Offenbacher, agent for the New York Central at Van Lue, is hospitalized at Mary Rutan in Bellefontaine for a major eye operation scheduled Wednesday. Dr. W. E. Mills will perform the surgery with Mrs. Offenbacher accompanying him. He is expected to stay two weeks and then reside briefly with son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeLong before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Offenbacher
New York Central Railroad
Vanlue
Mary Rutan Hospital
Bellefontaine
W E Mills
Wyandot County WC T U Flower Mission Day Program
The Wyandot county WC T U will observe Flower Mission Day with a program on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Wyandot county home. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
WC. TI
Knights of Columbus to Elect Officers
Carey council No. 1925 Knights of Columbus will meet Tuesday evening June 8 to elect officers. John Grine G K
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF Columbus
Wenner Daughter Graduates From Maumee Valley School
Miss Eva May Wenner daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest Wenner east of Carey will graduate June 9 from the nurse s training school at Maumee Valley hospital Toledo
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Eva May Wenner
Forrest Wenner
Carey
Maumee Valley Hospital
Toledo
Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters Meet Today
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters hold a regular meeting this Thursday at 4:00 PM in the Pythian hall. A pot luck dinner will follow the session.
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Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Carey Beats Bloomdale 4 2 In Sunday Baseball
Carey wins 4 to 2 at Bloomdale with pitcher Gene Newell tossing a five hitter in his first game of the year. Rettig 3 hits Newell 2 hits Bland 1 for Carey as Bloomdale errors aid the victory. Carey hosts Hoytville June 6 at Swan Field 2:15 p.m. with local support urged.
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Carey
Bloomdale
Gene Newell
Gene
Writtife
Rettig
Newell
Bland
Ohio World War II Compensation Applications Rise Across Counties
More than 425000 veterans filed for the World War II compensation in 11 days. By March 13 a total of 426426 bonus applications were received with 321624 army and 104802 navy claims. Wyandot county reported 720 army and 248 navy applications. Seneca 12214 army and 946 navy. Hancock 1876 army and 733 navy.
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Columbus
Chester W. Goble
Army
Navy
Wyandot County
Seneca County
Hancock County
Horace Newhard Wins Trip to Miami Florida
Horace Newhard won first place for the boys in Wyandot county in the Quiz Book examination. The Carey Exemuated Village School earned the county test spot in Upper Sandusky with Horace receiving a fully paid trip to Miami Florida for the top honor. Jane Haford finished second for the girls in the county examination.
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Carey
Horace Newhard
Wyandot
Upper Sandusky
Horace
Miami
Pla
Jane Haford
Carey School
Lanning Views New Ford in Detroit
C. W. Lanning, local Ford dealer, visited Detroit on Monday May 24 to view the new 1949 Ford on display at Olympic Stadium. More than 1500 dealers attended. He says the new model looks markedly different with a lower wider body and will reach show rooms June 18.
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C. W. Lanning
Ford
Detroit
Olympic Stadium
Wo B A News Meeting Notice at Moose Hall
The local Wo b s review will hold a regular meeting Friday evening June 4 at 8 15 in the Moose hall. A social hour will follow. Plans for the annual memorial service were made at last week’s meeting to be observed next week. Miss Marthe Black won the attendance prize and was present. All members are urged to attend.
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Moose Hall
Marthe Black
Lime burners win safety merit certificate in Ohio
The lime burners of National Lime and Stone Co Plant No 2 Carey received a safety merit certificate from the Ohio Industrial Commission division of safety and hygiene as a winner in a 1947 state-wide safety campaign.
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National Lime & Stone Co
Carey
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Carey Townsend Club Meets at Public Library June 7
The Carey Townsend club will meet at the public library Monday June 7 at 8 00 p m. We have much business to transact Come to this meeting We need you Jacob Nitrauer president of club.
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Carey Townsend
Jacob Nitrauer
Floor show at Eagles Hall Saturday night
Eagles Hall hosts a floor show on Saturday night June 6 at 9 30 p m AL members and families invited B C Meek secretary
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Eagles Hall
Odd Fellows Memorial Services Set for June 6
Memorial services for deceased members of all branches of District 219 Odd Fellows are planned at Christ Mutteram Church parish house on Sunday afternoon June 6 at 2:00. Carey Findlay Arlington Vanlué Wharton lodges to be represented. program includes assembly at I OOF temple, procession to Christ Lutheran Church, soloists Miss Mary Louw Kope and Miss Virginia Wheeler, eulogy by Rev Koons, memorial address by Rev A E Grant, and benediction.
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Odd ‘Fellows Lodge
Mary Louw Kope
A. G. Fuller
Wadé H. Koons
Malotte
Virginia Wheeler
Koons
A. E. Grant
Toledo
Hancock Lodge
Wheeler
Rev
Kope
Eighth Grade Graduates at Our Lady of Consolation School
Eighth grade graduates held exercises on Sunday May 213 at 8:00. The class included Hilda Albus Richard Bakies Barbara Bentz Mary Jane Collet Jennie Courtad Gaylord Derr Donald Droll Franklin Emerine Billy Fox George Jacob Robert Jacob Bonita Kear Dolores Maenle Rachel Myers Domaki Niederkohr Betty Lou Niederkohr Floyd Pieracin i Robert Simonis Josephine Troiang John Welsh. On Wednesday May 26 they toured Toledo visiting Holy Rosary Cathedral Central Catholic High School Toledo Museum of Art and Walbridge Park. Pastors and teachers Father Ambrose Father Marcellus Sister M Olympia Sister M Vincent de Paul Sister M Theodora and Sister M Gregory accompanied. Miss Maurice Stefimetz and Lewis Collett furnished cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation School
Hilda Albus
Richard Bakies
Barbara Bentz
Mary Jane Collet
Jennie Courtad
Gaylord Derr
Donald Droll
Franklin Emerine
Billy Fox
George Jacob
Robert Jacob
Bonita Kear
Dolores Maenle
Rachel Myers
Domaki Niederkohr
Betty Lou Niederkohr
Floyd
Pier
Banking Hours Change Notice for Several Banks
Effective June 1, hours are Monday to Friday nine to three and Saturday nine to noon at The Peoples Bank Co Carey The Commercial Savings Bank Upper Sandusky The First Citizens National Bank The Nevada Deposit Bank Nevada Harpster Bank Unint Harpster.
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The
Peoples Bank Co
Carey the Commercial Savings Bank
Upper Sandusky
First Citizens National Bank
Nevada Deposit Bank
Nevada
Harpster Bank
Unint
Harpster
American Legion Auxiliary to Meet
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday evening June 28. Social committee chair Harold Shue leads the group with members Mrs Carey Garn Mrs John Wenzinger Mrs Ralph McKinnon Mrs Raymond Orians Mrs J A Schira Mrs C C Simfolis Miss Paul Pahl Mrs Robert Heck and Mrs Fred Welly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Harold Shue
Carey Garn
John Wenzinger
Ralph McKinnon
Raymond Orians
J A Schira
C C Simfolis
Miys--Paul
Pahl
Robert Heck
Fred Welly
Legion books still available at local legion hall
Officers of Earl Green Post No 344 announce WWII history records remain for sale. The volumes cover local men and women who served and can be obtained at the legion hall or Burson's clothing store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Green
American Legion
Legion Hall
Burson’s
Blue Restaurant Extends Hours to 1 A.M. Daily Start
The Blue Restaurant will stay open until 1 a.m. daily beginning Saturday June 4, extending hours for late diners. This change applies each morning through the schedule, reflecting a new late night service window.
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Blue
Local Visitors Share Weekend From McCutchenville To Ft Wayne
J H Gilliland of McCutchenville visited Carey on Saturday. Donald Long of Cleveland stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Long from Saturday to Monday evening. Bobby Bohlen returned home Saturday after visiting his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Ira Suber near Wharton. Mrs William Zierolf and daughter Sandra Ann of Ft Wayne spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Exhne. On Friday Mr Zierolf joined his family who returned home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H Gilliland
McCutchenville
Carey
Donald Long
Cleveland
Lloyd Long
Bobby Bohlen
Ira Suber
Wharton
William Zierolf
Sandra Ann
Ft. Wayne
Robert ExHne
Zierolf
Power to be Off Sunday in Carey for Panel Install
The electric current will be cut off in Carey for three Sunday afternoons from 12:45 to 2:15. Dates are June 20 June 27 and July 11. Workmen install a power panel at the sub station.
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Carey
Dible Phillips Families Plan 30th Reunion at Harrison Smith Park
The 30th annual Dible Phillips family reunion will be held at Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky on Sunday June 20. O J Phillips of Alvada serves as president with F E Phillips of Carey as vice president Clyde Cardwell of Fostoria as secretary and Mrs Cardwell as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dible-Phillips
Harrison Smith Park
Upper Sandusky
J. Phillips
Alvada
F. E. Phillips
Route 1
Carey
Clyde Cardwell
Fostoria
Cardwell
Valeria Thomas Graduates From St Luke's School of Nursing
Mrs Helen Thomas attended May 23 and 24 Cleveland commencement exercises for St Luke's Hospital School of Nursing. Valeria Thomas, in the class of 68, completed coursework in February and remains on hospital staff while planning to continue there. She is a Carey high school graduate. Rev Francis P Sayre Jr gave the graduation address at the hospital and the baccalaureate service was held at Garfield Memorial Methodist Church with Rev John Hess delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thomas
Cleveland
St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing
Valeria
Miss Thomas
Carey High School
Francis P. Sayre, Jr
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church of East Cleveland
Garfield Memorial Methodist Church
John “Knox Hess
Doctor Ford Moves to Columbus Church
Dr. O. E. Ford, longtime pastor of the First Methodist Church in Carey, is transferred to Columbus to lead the Cleveland Ave. Methodist Church. He will begin duties Sunday, with relocation for him and Mrs. Ford set for Wednesday. The Rev H. M Shimer will replace him at Carey Church and conduct services Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Ford
First Methodist Church
Carey
Columbus
Cleveland Ave. Methodist Church
Ford
H. M Shimer
Bloomdale
Carey Church
M. Shimer
Local residents plan visits and travels across Ohio and Ontario
Mr and Mrs Donald Donelson prepare to leave June 11 for Goulais River Ontario for several months. Fern Wyss from Columbus visits Mrs Mary Stroup and Elizbeth. Warren Rodabaugh and children Janet and Don call from Chillicothe. Families of Athens Zanesville Carey and Mechanicsburg host relatives amid illnesses and schooling updates. Names include Sgt John Black's Pacific body noted, Shirle J student at Flower hospital, Elmer Bohlen family, Thomes at Miami University with Calvin in band and commencement.
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Donald Donelson
Goulaise River
Ontario
Fern Wyss
Columbus
Mary Stroup
Elizabeth
Warren Rodabaugh
Janet
Don
Chillicothe
Raymond Shepherd
Susie
Athens
Grace Lannel
Max McKinnon
Zanesville
Carey
George Laird
James Oge
May Welch
Mechanicsburg
Hame
J Bricgs
Richard
Royal Greek
Bellefontaine
Earl Joseph Black
Sue Ann
Lithopolis
Greek
John Black
Pacific
Shirle* J
Fred Bohlen
Hollander
C C Thomes
Oxford
Calvin
Miami University
Universiy
Woman's Society Luncheon Planned at Methodist Parlor
On Wednesday June 9 the Woman's Society of Christian Service meets in the Methodist church parlors at 1 00 o'clock. Luncheon will be served by Circle No. 2 with Mrs B C Harshberger as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Circle, No. 2
B C Harshberger
Carey Lodge No 407 O F Regular Meeting Notice
There will be a regular meeting of Carey lodge No 407 O F on Thursday evening June 3 at 7 30. All members urged to be in attendance. Van Baker Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Lodge
No 407
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Ww. B. A. News
B.C. Meek
Odd Fellows Memorial Sun
Legion Books
Valeria Thomas
Columbus Church
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James Fredritz
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Liles Chen
Krom
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Fabiani
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Qi Donelson
Wenzinger
Myers
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Carey A
Bucyrus Moose
Henry Fredritz
Fredritz
Mansfield Moose
C. Heck
Shaeffer
Berry
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van Baker
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