Eggs found after mowing hay by Snyder and farmers group
Lester Snyder gathered 76 pheasant eggs from a 10 acre hay field and turned them over to Free Scourse, president of the Farmers' and Sportsmen's Protective association, who sent them to Morehart hatchery. Many eggs were broken by the mower. eggs would be lost without collection. Farmers urged to notify Free Scourse to recover eggs after mowing. The association met on June 13 and will reconvene July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Snyder
Scourse
Farmers’ and Sportsmen’s Protective Association
Hart Hatchery
Carey Farmers Community Club Plans Evening Event
Members of the Carey Farmers' Community club and their ladies are invited to dine at the fairground dining hall next Monday night. The fair board issued the invitation and will join on this occasion. C. R. Crum leads the program committee planning an entertaining evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers’ Community Club
Fair Board
C. R. Crum
Mark Karr
Dance Revue Earns Wide Approval In Catholic Hall
Ruth Clair Ingels of Toledo directed a dance revue with pupils from Upper Sandusky at the Catholic hall Monday evening. Attendees traveled from Richwood Leipsic Wharton Kirby Forest Toledo and Belle Center. The finale waltz by Miss Ingels and Eddie Hant drew encores before plans to teach in New York City at the Astor Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Clair Ingels
Toledo
Upper Sandusky
Catholic Hall
Richwood
Leipsic
Wharton
Kirby, Forest
Belle Center
Ingels
Eddie Hant
New York City
Astor Hotel
Loren Stahl
Findlay Street
Passing Rubber Checks Casts Suspicion on Carey Woman
A flurry of counterfeit checks signed George Carpenter and payable to Mrs George Carpenter have been passed to Peoples Bank for collection from 521 E Findlay St Carey. The address does not exist and the bank has no account. Checks from several towns including Bowling Green Fremont and Tiffin are used by a woman buying men’s wear for her husband and fleeing with goods and change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carpenter
Findlay Street
Carey
Peoples Bank
FE Findlay Street
Bowling Green Fremont
Tiffin
EIGHT TO RECEIVE FRANCISCAN VEIL
Fight young women will receive the white veil of the Order of Franciscan Sisters at a formal reception in St. Francis Convent Sunday. July 16 Recipients are Logan Greer Carew, Ruth Scherger Liberty township, Grace Sanislo Cleveland, Frances Bechtel New Washington, Esther Thielen Custar, Mildred Schoen and Anna Scherley Reed and Agnes Slebenaler Blakeslee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Order of Franciscan Sisters
St. Francis Convent
Logan Greer Carew
Ruth Scherger
Liberty Township
Grace Sanislo
Cleveland
Frances Bechtel
Campbell Furnishes Sales Tax Stamps
W Z Campbell in the township room keeps a stock of sales tax stamps and will supply vendors at the same price as Upper Sandusky. The service saves Carey vendors trips out of town when stamps are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Z Campbell
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Prize Winning Essay From American Legion Auxiliary
The Carey area unit announces Catherine Emerine as winner of the Americanism essay contest for high school with a $2.50 prize. Her essay argues liberty, democracy, and American unity citing We the People and national progress. The unit also donated a silk flag to the high school for use in the auditorium and by the school band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Earl Green Post
Carey
Catherine
Emerine
F. J. Emerine
America
Department
American Legion Auxiliary Americanism
W. S. DeWeese
Troy
Oktering
Carey Web School
Jennie Powell
A. BE. Congden
Marion E. Tinsler
Judes
M. EB. Tracy
United States
United States of America
Auxiliary
Odd Fellows Memorial at Wharton This Sunday
A district memorial service by the Odd Fellows will be held at 2 30 Sunday afternoon in Wharton. Paul Bell of Wharton will chair the meeting with a full program including invocation by Rev W F Neff Long Wharton Quartet and a flower service led by Robert Davenport assisted by Noble Grands and Mrs Kear Eulogy by Rev Glen Robinson a duet by Mr and Mrs Robert Lease and the memorial address by James M El Hott piano solo by Charles Crise of Upper Sandusky music by the Home Band and Benediction by Rev Glen Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bell
Wharton
Odd Fellows
Springfield
W F Neff
Long
Wharton Quartet
Robert Davenport
Noble Grands
Kear
Glen Robinson
Robert Lease
James M. el Hott
Charles Crise
Upper Sandusky
Benediction
Unified Service Begins Well At Local Methodist Church
The unified service drew strong attendance and enthusiasm for a full worship and lengthened lesson study. The service closed at 11 00 pm earlier than usual with expanded junior and primary department sessions starting at 9 30 am and plans to include junior church workers in alternating Sunday services.
Banns Announced for Four Marriages at Our Lady of Consolation
Banns for four marriages were published Sunday at Our Lady of Consolation church. The couples are Vincent Long and Catherine Pahl, William Lear and Bernice Jenet, Fred Coldiron and Genevieve Stark, and Marcellus Lafontaine and Velma Pahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Vincent Long
Catherine Pahl
William Lear
Bernice Jenet
Fred Coldiron
Genevieve Stark
Marcellus Lafontaine of
Frerachtown
Velma Pahl
Jesko Smith Marriage Announced in Covington Ky
The marriage of Anthony Jesko son of Mr and Mrs F J Jesko of S Patterson street and Miss Betty Smith of Cadiz has been announced. It occurred November 10 1938 in Covington Kentucky. The groom graduated from Ohio State University in education last week and his wife will receive her degree at the end of this quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Jesko
F J Jesko
S Patterson Street
Betty Smith
Cadiz
Covington
Ohio State University
Longs and Henry to Attend Columbus Wedding
Mr and Mrs J R Long and son Robert of Fostoria and Miss Enugenia Henry of Carey will attend the marriage of Mr Longs niece Miss Jane Bangert of Columbus to E Halsley Bogart of Springfield. The ceremony occurs Saturday at Bexley Methodist church in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J R Long
Robert
Fostoria
Enugenia Henry
Carey
Dorcas Bible Class Plans Social at Mrs Myers Home
The Dorcas Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school will meet at Mrs. J E Myers home on West street this Thursday evening. Hostesses Mrs. Ella Halloran Mrs. Ollie Graves and Mrs Katie Redman will assist. This will be the last meeting until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Methodist Sunday School
J E Myers
West Street
Ella Halloran
Ollie Graves
Katie Redman
Local Wedding Unites Margaret Pahl and Dr Herman Karrer
At Lutheran church Friday, Miss Margaret Pahl and Dr Herman Karrer wed before Rev Paul R Clouser. The bride wore a pink crepe suit with pastel accessories. best man was Gordon Van Buskirk. Out-of-town guests included Dr Henry Karrer of Dublin and many Columbus residents. After a wedding trip the couple will settle in Plain City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Lutheran Church
Margaret Pahl
Herman _Karrer
Paul R. Clouser
Misa
Isabel? Rainsberger
Springfield
Rainsberger
Gordon van Buskirk
Columbus
Dr. Karrer
Lucile Montague
June Criger
Lutheran Parsonage
Donald Donelson
Jennie Steen
van Fleet
Clouser
J D. Ewing
Karrer
Henry Karrer
Dublin
Ohio
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
St. Francis’ Hospital
Dorothy Palersky
Cleveland
A. C. Rainsberger
Lynn
Fayette
Helen Smith
Lykens
Mary Finley
Paulding
Grace Woodford
Findlay
Julia Baker
Fremont
Robert Fisher
Mark Pahl
Virginia Pahl
Betty Fincke
Jean Ruple
Ann Connemo
George Bonnell
Galen Rodabaugh
Schroeder
Attractive June wedding at Our Lady of Consolation
Miss Bernice Jenot and William Lear wed in a nine oclock ceremony officiated by Rev Joseph Herp. The bride wore white marquisette with lace and carried a prayer book. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs John Lear of Upper Sandusky. A wedding feast followed at the parish hall and the couple plan a weeklong motor trip to Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Bernice Jenot
Thomas Jenot
William Lear
John Lear
Upper Sandusky
Joseph Herp
Carlton Jenet
Nicholas Hucke
Adrian
Joseph Hucke
Shelby
Illinois
Frigidaires Top Lime Stones In Pitching Duel
Niederkohr pitched two hits for the Frigidaires as they shut out the National Lime Stones 3 to 0 last Thursday evening. Logsdon allowed eight hits but three runs. Mullholand and Ward had the Lime Stones’ only two hits. Frigidaires’ heavy hitter went 3 for 3 to raise his average. Score by innings shows Frigidaires 3 to 0 in the later frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niederkohr
Frigidaires
Bursons
National Lime Stones
Logsdon
Mullholand
Ward
Frigidaire
Brigidaires
Thomas
Porcelains
Moose 5 Bursons 1 in league showdown
Moose beat league leaders Bursons 5 to 1 as Larick pitched a one hitter for the Moose while Strahm allowed four. Keckler drew three walks and two hits in a productive night. Evans had the Bursons only hit as the Moose pulled away late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Bursons
Larick
Strahm
Prick
Evans
Keckler
Frigidaires Top Bursons In League Clash
Frigidaires defeated the Bursons 12 to 8 to claim top league honors. Pitchers Niederkohr and Strahm were noted as the league’s best, with Niederkohr allowing seven runs in a strong showing for the Frigidaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frigidaires
Bursons
Niederkohr
Strahm
Bride to wear linen suit at World's Fair trip
The bride will wear a two piece natural linen suit with white accessories for the World's Fair journey. After the trip Mr and Mrs Lear will settle in Sandusky City where the groom works for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Sandusky City
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Marriage of Catherine Pahl and Vincent Long at Shrine Chapel
At nine this forenoon in the Shrine Chapel of the Sorrowful Mother at Frank the marriage of Miss Catherine Elizabeth Pahl and Vincent Long will take place. Rev Jerome Hoopf will officiate. The bride’s attendant is Loretta Kimmel and the groom’s attendant is Robert Long. The couple will reside on SW Findlay Street after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Catherine Elizabeth Pahl
Vincent Long
Jerome Hoopf C Pps
Loretta Kimmel
Tiffin
Robert Long
Cavie
Hlies Misa Kimmet
George Pahl
Frederick Street
Newhard Block
Findlay Street
Pahl
Chrew High School
Donelson 4
Patterson Kurtz Couple Wed in Greenup Ceremony
Miss Glenna Kurtz daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Kurtz of W Findlay Street and Gaylord Patterson son of Mr and Mrs Ross Patterson of Marion were married Wednesday of last week in Greenup. Both graduates of Carey High School class of 1936, they are well known in a large circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Kurtz
R E Kurtz
Findlay Street
Gaylord Patterson
Ross Patterson
Marion
Greenup
Carey High School
Arrest Report: Delmar Clark Threatens Ogg Family
Delmar Clark 27 near Wharton was jailed after breaking porch glass at Alonzo Ogg’s Carey home and threatening Mr Ogg with an axe and shotgun. Police recovered a loaded gun with two shells, and Clark admitted possible deadly intent. He faced open charges as officials pursued further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Clark
Wharton
Henry Pieracini
Carey
Alonzo Ogg
E. Findlay Street
Ogg
OgEe
Clark
Wyandot
Mr. Ogg
Pieracini
Cy Hosack
Paul H Frey
Frey
Ha A
William Jo Hunter
Edward Weaver
Pierweint
Minnie Clark
Whrlrton
Wood Charter
Ucmon
Women of Moose to Install Officers Next Tuesday
The Women of the Moose will hold installation of officers next Tuesday night June 27. Members of the Loyal Order of Moose have been invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women OF Moose
Mooose
Loyal Order of Moose
Wyandot County Tax Books Open for June 1938
The books are open for payment of June 1938 taxes. B R Richmond is the Treasurer of Wyandot County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Richmond
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Robert Gardner
Carey Farmers
W. Z. Campbell
Nancy Eileen Bridges
Franklin D. Roosevelt
International Beauty Shop Owners
New York
ODD Fellows Memorial
The
BANNS
Dorcas Bible Glass
Jenot
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