Ohio selective service to conduct second registration
Local boards in Ohio will conduct the second registration of men eligible for military training on July 1 without outside help. About 42 513 men are expected to register, mostly at local boards, with alternate public buildings as needed. Registration runs from 7 00 a m to 9 00 p m under Director Goble.
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Selective Service
Ohio
Gol. C
W. Goble
Lgqcal
Bureau of the Census
Washington, D. C
Goble
Carey village extends sewer rates to August 1 1941
The Carey village council extends the sewer connection deadline to August 1 1941 with rates effective September 1 regardless of connections. Rates list per unit include Single residence 050, Double residence 1, Apartments 050 each, Hotels 200, Churches 050, Restaurants 150, Stores 050 each, Public and Parochial Schools 005, Factories 005 per employee with 3050 minimum, Seminary 200, Packing or Slaughter 23, Municipal Building 050, Dorcas Carey Public Library 050. Board of Public Affairs Eugenia Henry Lope secretary.
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Carey
Dorcas Carey Public Library
Board of Public Affairs
Eugenia Henry Lope
Carey youth Richard McKinnon sent to China base
Richard McKinnon, son of Mr and Mrs Kam McKinnon of Carey, a hospital apprentice in the United States Navy, has been transferred from a naval hospital in Washington DC to a naval base in China. He is en route to San Francisco and expects to sail soon. He likely will spend about 18 months in China.
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Richard McKinnon
Kam McKinnon
Carey
United States Navy
Naval
Washington, D C
China
Richard
San Francisco
Resigns Position Of Village Fireman
Dave Orians submits resignation to council on Monday evening effective July 1. Orians is the village's first full time fireman named to fill the position and was appointed by former mayor P A Hendricks.
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Dave Orians
Mr Orians
P A Hendricks
Card of Thanks from Mrs V S Chesebro
I extend sincere thanks for the beautiful flowers ecards and letters sent during my patient stay at Findlay hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Hospital
V S. Chesebro
Rebekah Lodge Palm Leaf Inspection Tuesday Evening
Palm Leaf Rebekah lodge holds inspection Tuesday evening July 1 with dinner at the Methodist church starting at 6 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Methodist Church
Boy Scouts Camporee Held at Upper Sandusky Fairgrounds
The Wyandot county Boy Scouts held a two day camporee at the Upper Sandusky fair grounds on June 14 and 15 with 55 scouts from Carey Upper Sandusky Harpster Nevada and Wharton despite poor weather. Carey leaders EF Edwards and William Holloway supervised with attendees including Frederick Williams Ferdinand Williams Donald Krebs Frederick Snobarger Stanley Van Buren Russell Fagan Jr Vernon Huston Jr Carl Michael Gottfried Dallas Bland Richard Rickle Eugene Newell and Arden Moser.
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Wyandot County
Fairgrounds
Upper Sandusky
Donald Krebs
Frederick Snobarger
Stanley van Buren
Russell Fagan, Jr
Vernon Huston, Jr
Carl Michael Gottfried
Dallas Bland
Richard Rickle
Eugene Newell
Arden Moser
Independent Grocers Still Dominate 1939 Market Share
Census of business shows independent grocery stores handled 66 percent of grocery and combination store sales in 1939, matching 1935 levels while chains accounted for 34 percent. Chains closed about 10 000 stores in 1938 39, a net loss of roughly 8 000 since 1935. Combination stores now supply over half of foods sold.
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Progressive Grocer Magazine
Injured at Fort Knox Lieutenant R J Lemons Hurt in Motorcycle Crash
Lieut R J Lemons a Carey physician with the medical corps at Fort Knox Kentucky was seriously injured last Thursday afternoon during maneuvers when his motorcycle skidded on gravel throwing him 30 feet. He suffered a dislocated left hip a sprained left knee and both ankles sprained He is hospitalized at Fort Knox expected to remain a month to six weeks Mrs Lemons and their two sons Bobby and Billy visited from Friday to Monday and will return to Carey with him next week
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R. J. Lemons
Carey
Medical Corps
Ft. Knox
Fort
Al Burley to Perform at Marion Dance Revue
Al Burley will be the guest artist at Miss Jayne Melby’s Dance Revue at Thomas A. Edison junior high Marion at 8 15 this Thursday evening. About 100 pupils will perform in new routines taught by Melby. Features include Diana Rose Sakel Gene Andrews Betty Ruth Baird and the Three Kittens, all appearing professionally with Burley.
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al Burley
Jayne Melby
Thomas A. Edison
Marion
Miss Melby
Diana Rose Sakel
Gene Andrews
Betty Ruth Baird
Three Kittens
Public Hearing Planned on Ridge Township Tax Budget
The Ridge Township in Wxyandot County Ohio files two copies of the tentative tax budget for public inspection. A public hearing will be held at the board of trustees office on July 7 1941 at 7 00 PM. Clerk C L Bachman.
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Ridge
Wxyandot
Ohio
Board of Trustees
C L Bachman
Women of the Moose Set Meeting Change
The Women of the Moose will meet next Wednesday evening June 2 1953 instead of Tuesday due to a dance on June 27. The gathering will include installation of officers and a potluck.
Salesmen Remembered Archbold Buckeye quotation
A Buckeye proverb distinguishes salesmen from clerks noting a salesman helps customers see the difference between low price and quality. It states customers will thank a salesman but forget a clerk.
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Archbold Buckeye
Memorial program set for Vanlue O F Sunday
The apna memorial program of District No. 29 Ohio I O O F will be presented in Vanlue next Sunday June 22. H H Van Horn is president and Arthur Woodward secretary with officers from Findlay and Rex lodges on the committee. The event features a Carey Schools Band concert at 1 00 p m a street parade at 2 00 p m and a memorial program at the auditorium including vocal solos by Crawford Sisters and a speech by Hon James M Elliot of Sebring. Dinner at noon priced 40 cents for the public.
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Apna
Ohio
Oo. O. F
Vanlue
H. H. van Horn
Fountain Lodge
Arthur Woodward
Hancock Lodge
Findlay
Sarah James
Oriole Lodge
Alex Snyder
Edgar M. Crawford
Rex Lodge
Deceast
Carey
R. E. Fuller
Howard R. Ammons
Frank England
Melvin Murray
A. G. Woodford
Arlington
Thelma Gamberling
Vanlue Rebekah Lodge
John W. Putnam
James M. Elliot
Sebring
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Mahoning County
Evangelical Camp Meeting at Byal Park Findlay
The Evangelical camp meeting at Byal Park Findlay continues this week with Rev and Mrs James Gibson as evangelists. Evening services at 745. Sunday adds 230 afternoon service and crossing service at Sunday evening. Gospel singing led by Harry Kocher and church representatives provide special numbers. public urged to attend.
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Byal Park
Findlay
James Gibson
Harry Kocher
Carey K of C Softball Defeats Findlay 6-0
The Carey K of C team, after weather cancellations, routed Findlay K of C 6 to 0 in a T innings game. Fr Wenceslaus hurled his first shutout of the year and Brown added a fifth inning homer. The club next hosts Porcelain at Seminary field and faces Tiffin K of C Sunday at 4 o'clock.
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Carey K of C
Findlay K of C
Wenceslaus
Brown
K of C
Seminary Field
Tiffin K of C
Engagement Set at Knotty Pine Club by Burley Melby
On Monday evening June 23 Al Burley and Jayne Melby open a week long engagement at the Knotty Pine Night Club on route 23 at Alvada. The dance and comedy team has been touring the state winning praise and friends.
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al Burley
Jayne Melby
Knotty Pine
Alvada
Stork Delivers 60-Pound Daughter Near Carey
A 60-pound daughter named Patricia Ann arrived at Findlas hospital for Mr and Mrs Donald Clark, northwest of Carey, last Thursday morning. Mrs Clark’s maiden name is Ruth Hosafros.
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Donald Clark
Carey
Tharsedis
Findlas Hospital
Patricia Ann
Clark
Ruth Hosafros
Walters Buys Calmes Home On E Findlay Street
Mrs C J Walters of two miles north of Carey purchased the C D Calmes residence on E Findlay Street as an investment.
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C J Walters
Carey
Vanlue volunteer fire company stock transfer rules
Notice states stock in the Vanlue community fire company is not transferable without board approval. signed by the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue Community Fire Company
Board of
Carey band concert set for Wednesday evening
The Carey schools band under William Holloway will perform Wednesday night June 25 in front of the municipal building on N Vance street. The program includes God Bless America Eyes of Texas Buddies Woodpecker Song High School Cadets Song of Love Rambling Wreck Deep River Go Northwestern Go Church In the Wildwood Star Spangled Banner.
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Carey
William Holloway
N. Vance Street
Irving Berlin
Eyes of Texas
Ellis Hall
Cornet
G. E. Holmes
Harold Presler
Carlysle Simonis
John P. Sousa
Sigmund Romberg
Frank Roman
Northwestern
Theo C. van Etten
Addresses of Carey men in military training
This week we publish a list of addresses of Carey young men in military training. If addresses are missing they will be printed later or on receipt. Send updates or changes to keep local friends informed through mail.
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Carey
Knights of Pythias Wyandot Caravan Visit
Justus lodge No 393 invites members families and friends to a Wyandot county caravan Sunday June 22 to visit the K of P Children's Home and Home for the Aged in Springfield Each family should bring a basket lunch on the grounds Regular meeting Tuesday evening will elect officers PARLT GOFF C C
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Justus Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Wyandot County
K of P
Springfield
Pacific
Justus” Lodge
Parlt Goff
Townsend Club Seeks Speaker at Public Library Meeting
Carey Townsend club plans a Monday 8 PM meeting at the public library with a guest speaker and a musical program. A Townsend rally is set for Sunday at Riverside Park Findlay at 2 30 o clock with music by Stinson's band. Jacob Nitrauer president.
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Carey Townsend
Public Library
Riverside Park Findlay
Stinson
Jacob Nitrauer
Garden Harvest Report From Local Residents
Mra Nellie Myers of West street and Mrs Harold Smith of SS Patterson street gathered new wax beans in their gardens on Saturday. A correction notes Mrs Ellamith did gather peas, serving them with new potatoes last Sunday.
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Nellie Myers
West Street
Harold Smith
Patterson Street
Ellamith
Gairden
Open New Business at 1172 Dow Street
A new store opens at 1172 Dow Street offering sandwiches coffee and homemade pies. The outlet focuses on basic groceries and cards with a casual dining option and drinks available. Community members are encouraged to visit for a first-come service.
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Buen Ss
Dow Street
Eac
Thanking for cards flowers and kind gestures during my stay
Mrs C St. Thome expresses gratitude for card flowers and other acts of kindness received during her stay. She also thanks Mr Goff for his ambulance service.
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Pindiav Henital
Vr Goff
Pythian Sisters Tonight Observe Flag Day
The Pythian Sisters will meet this Thursday evening at the Pythian hall to observe Flag Day with an observance planned during the gathering.
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Pythian Sisters
Pythian Hall
Advertising is Cheap for Local Merchants says Mail Order House
A nationwide mail order house cites its selling cost at about 8 percent and urges local merchants to spend 5 percent of income on local newspaper ads. It argues advertising is a recognized overhead like rent, light, and labor, and warns small shops could be driven out otherwise.
All Ohio Day Set To Feature Major Degrees Parade
State Deputy John D King of the Knights of Columbus Bellefontaine reports that the All Ohio Day in Columbus next Sunday will exceed all expectations with over 300 candidates from more than 100 councils. Major degree teams will be led by Francis P Matthews and Ray T Miller, with archbishops McNicholas and Schrembs and bishops Alter and Hartley invited to attend.
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John D King
Knights of Columbus
Bellefontaine
J. A. Vaughn
Carey
Columbus
Supreme
Francis P Matthews
Ray T. Miller
Ohio
John T. McNicholas
Cincinnati
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Karl J. Alter
Toledo
James J. Hartley
Order
Methodists Will Subscribe Budget Sunday
The Methodist church plans a 10 a m Sunday collection at Holy Communion to fund the coming year. A letter from the finance committee lists needs and asks members to pledge. An appeal will also support worldwide Methodist work with solicitors to follow for non pledgers.
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Methodist Church
George Shuman
George Ash
W L Lindsay
C W _ Lanning
Harry Hosafros
C C Thome
Forrest Baker
Donald W Cryer
Christ
Farm Bureau Council Meeting Held at Local Home
Wyandot county Farm Bureau No 4 met at the home of Mr and Mrs F L W Savidgze Monday evening. In Earl Hunter’s absence C J Walters led the session with Urban McBeth discussing medicine home life cooperation and Communism. Next meeting location was not decided.
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Wyandot County Farm Bureau
FL. W. Savidgze
Earl Hunter
C J Walters
Urban McBeth
Mrs A J King Visits Columbus Grandchildren Perform
Mrs A J King visited Columbus Friday evening to see her son Captain Richard King and daughter-in-law. She attended a dance revue featuring her grandchildren Dukie and Dana King. Captain King expects to return this week to Camp Planting near Jacksonville, where he serves in the U S Army.
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A J King
Columbus
Richard King
Wing
Dukie
Dana King
King
Auxiliary Meeting Notices and Members List
Auxiliary meeting set for Monday evening at the Legion Hall with members including Mrs Paw Keupp Mere Poy Ni and others. Last meeting of the season before a September break, with plans and attendance noted in the local column.
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Paw Keupp
Willam Choiane
Hares Kovek
Fastern Star Meeting Delayed by Regent Crawford Chapter
Crawford Chapter OF&F SS announces a regent meeting Friday Jan 20 at 8 o clock. The gathering aims to elect candidates and refreshments will be served. A good attendance is desired.
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Crawford
Rebekahs Postpone Regular Palm Leaf Lodge Meeting
Palm Leaf Rebekah lodge will not hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening. Officers and staff will conduct a practice session instead.
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Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Wyandot county draft board lists 8 men for call No. 21
The Wyandot county draft board issues eight names for call No. 21 set for Thursday July 3. The group meets at the courthouse at 10:00 am then travels by train from Upper Sandusky at 11:26 am to Fort Hayes. Names include John Henry Rowse Harpster Richard Eugene Cole Wharton Orville Cale Grove r Walborn Jr Carey John Matthew Dow Kerr Eugene Shovall Craycraft Karl Henry Strasser Upper Sandusky and Frederick Lynn Kinney Carey is alternate.
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Karl Henry Strasser
Upper Sandusky
Frederick Lynn Kinney
Carey
Call No. 18
Earl Calvin Young
Francis James Hewett
Russell Edward Frederick
Willis Arthur Trautman
Charles Joseph Courtad
Kermit Roosevelt Moes
Max Philip Silverstein
Clarence Whinery
George Jacob Billock
Velmer L. Wentling
Clyde Willard Miller
Malcolm Leo Simonis
Carey Clifford Preston Hemlinger
MacCutchenville
Paul Frederick Mollencop
Nevada
William Francis Wood, Sr
Wharton
Wyandot County
Wyandot County Draft Board
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Raymond Gilbert Mitten
John Leslie Reynolds
Frederick Donald
Ristof Carey
David Robert Neumeister
Wilbur George Zimmerman
Karl Delmer Trachsel
Lowell Wayne Railing
Milton Edward Chadwick
Cleve Chester Schoenberger
Earl Henry Case
Ray Fredrick Gemming
Theis Leases Room In Hoff Block For Display
The Theis Furniture Exchange has leased the room in the Hoff block on S Vance street formerly occupied by Dible's auto repair shop. The space will be redecorated and used to display new furniture. Bert Fheis cites a rapid increase in local and regional trade necessitating a larger stock and better show space. Buyers come from Mansfield Bucyrus Upper Sandusky Tiffin Fostoria Findlay McCutchenville Sycamore New Riegel Wharton Vanlue and surrounding communities.
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The
Theis Furniture Exchange
Hoff
S Vance Street
Dible
Bert Fheis
Mansfield
Bucyrus
Upper Sandusky
Tiffin
Fostoria
Findlay McCutchenville
Sycamore
New Riegel Wharton, Vanlue
Wit Blanchard
Marriage announced for Donna Mae Pahl and Richard B Hunter
Mr and Mrs Sylivester Pahl announce the marriage of their daughter Donna Mae to Richard B Hunter of Carey. The ceremony is set for Saturday afternoon in June at the First Methodist Church with Rev Donald W Crver officiating. Attendants are Miss Alice Hunter of Carey and Jack Nye of Marion.
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Sylivester Pahl
Donna Mae
Richard B Huanter
Carey Son
Charles Hunter
Donald W Crver
Alice Hunter
Carey
Jack Nye
Marion
Family Reunion Notes Remarkable Event Details
The 3st annual reunion of the free fammads will be held oar the Ca eeoopatk Thiuesdayy evening. Jume a HOON Stoll is present of the erlpuizit orm amd Veee Yoree Koop. OP oots ose tata bheastie.
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Tata
Mixed Dance and Fish Fry Planned by Carey Eagles
Carey Eagles announce a community event featuring a dance and fish fry on a Saturday evening at the local hall. Members are asked to bring a guest and pay a small entry fee. the event aims to raise funds for club activities.
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Carey Eagles
Appreciation for help and hospital stay noted
A brief appreciation message thanks Powisth ato ene and Dros for cards and phones. The enemy remains in Fincias hospital, and Mrs William Humbert is mentioned in connection with the note.
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Fincias Hospital
William Humbert
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Rebekah Inspection
Independent Grocers
O.F
Vanlue Sun
Evangelical Camp Meeting
K. OF C
Knotty Pine Club
Earl B. Buckingham
Camp Forrest, Tenn
John C. Starkey Co
51St Inf
Camp Wolters, Tex
James Faires
U.S . New Mexico
E. Division
New York City
R J Lemons
M. C
1St Armored Regiment
Fort Knox
Methodists
Farm Bureau Council
American Legion Auxilary
Legion
Rebekahs
Draft Board
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