Social events fill busy weekend with prizes and parties
Women of the Moose held a card party for husbands with refreshments and prizes won by Mrs. John Cole and John Wenzinger. Church group Mary Martha planned a lawn social for July 13. Busy Bee Sewing Club members enjoyed a slumber party in Findlay after a theater visit. Families gathered for a Father’s Day lunch at the Grad home with relatives from Indiana and Ohio.
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the Moose
John Cole
John Wenzinger
Mary Martha
Christ Guther
Rosemary Rook
Gloria Ziebarth
Marita Snyder
Mary Calista Newhard
Barbara Johnson
L Jane Twining
Marilyn Beard
Busy Bee Sewing Club
Carey
Rosemary
Rose Carlin
Findlay
Harris Theatre
M Flox
Upper Sandusky
Max Grad
N Sandusky Avenue
Flox
Evergreens
Ioo
Katherine
Richard
Louis Flox
Sol
Harold
Freddie
Columbia City
Ind
Bernstein
Decatur, Ind
Lottie Guttmacker
Stanley
Hicksville
Sarah Flax
Cleveland
M. Pattner
Mansfield
Birthday and wedding celebrations span two families
Mr and Mrs John Williams hosted a pot luck dinner for daughter Mrs B C Bowling of Huntington W Va celebrating her birthday. Guests included numerous Williams Twining Musgrave and Bacon family members from Ohio towns. A separate gathering honored the marriage of Mr and Mrs Roger Bacon with many relatives present and gifts received.
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John Williams
E. South Street
B. C Bowling
Huntington
W. Va
Bowling
C. Bowling
Benny, Jr
Christine
John Twining
Fostoria
Oscar Twining
Oscar, Jr
Russell Twin
Flora Jane and Son Born Near Carey to Local Couples
An eight pound daughter Flora Jane arrived Tuesday morning to Mr and Mrs Paul Mc Nutt three miles northwest of Carey. A nine pound four ounce son was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Harley Lowery northeast of town.
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Paul McNutt
Carey
Flora Jane
Harley Lowery
Learn to Say No Skills Improve Practical Judgment
A historical quote advocates mastering the art of saying no to gain practical wisdom. It contrasts restraint with reading Latin, suggesting that disciplined refusals offer more value in daily life.
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Spurgeon
Vital statistics for District 1416 April May 1938
Registrar Jacob Nuftwer records births and deaths in District 1416 covering Carey and Ridge Crawford townships. Entries include ten births from April 13 to May 27 with parents and names such as Avis Dean Marilyn Jean Earl Arthur Lauretta Rae Ray Louise Eileen Laurel Lou Anna Dolores George Eugene Melva Diane, plus the April 3 death of Fred Crawford Beebe aged 73 with chronic Brights disease.
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Jacob Nuftwer
Carey Corporation
Ridge
Crawford
Avis Dean
Clay Risner
Marilyn Jean
Edward W. Collet
Earl Arthur
Earli A. Gault
Lauretta Rae
Arthur D. Rader
Ray
Seward Dyer
Louise Eileen
Leonard G. Tong
Laurel Lou
Branch Barnett
Anna Dolores
Frank Wohlgamuth
George Eugene
William Dill
Melva Diane
Melvin Hotelling
Carey Girls 4-H Club Plans Bake Sale and Seams Contest
Carey Girls 4 H Club met for the fourth time this year with Corinne Wenzinger presiding. Mary Louise Vaughn read minutes and roll as plans were laid for a July 2 bake sale. Members Wil? display seam work while next meeting July 5 requires material. Officers and advisors met at Upper Sandusky courthouse for training.
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Carey Girls
Corinne Wen~zinger
Mary Louise Vaughn
Mary Orians
Court House
Upper Sandusky
Margaret Wenzinger
Mrs. Forestayers
Miss Wenzinger
Edith Greene
Betty Platt
Marjorie Orians
Corinne Wenzimger
Frances Peirce
Janice Corron
Mary Jo Kirkwood
Pahl Family Reunion reflects wide Ohio reach
The Pahl family reunion at Carey park drew over 100 relatives from Troy Columbus Upper Sandusky Findlay Fostoria Tiffin Swanton Fremont Defiance Del phos Akron Elmore Detroit and Carey area. Officers Wilfrid Logsdon president and Mrs L Pahl secretary were reelected. Mass honored deceased members at Our Lady of Consolation Church. Next reunion set for second Sunday in June 1939 with Mrs J T Stombaugh and W Pahl on an entertaining committee.
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Pahl
Carey Park
Troy
Columbus
Upper Sandusky
Findlay
Fostoria
Tiffin
Swanton
Fremont
Defiance
Delphos
Akron
Elmore
Detroit
Carey
Wilfrid Logsdon
South of Town
L. Pahl
Our Lady of Consolation Church
J.T Stombaugh
W. Pahl
Advisory Council Meets in Wyandot County Farm Bureau
Advisory Council No 2 District 3 met at Rev Marion E Tinsier’s home last Thursday evening. Mr Tinsier led the discussion and presented slides from his American Seminar trip. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wesley Wonder and daughter Donna Lou, Mrs Ina Morton and Mr ggy, Mrs E E Gottfried. The next meeting is set for July 21 at Mr and Mrs Orville Wohlgamuth’s home. Read the Want Ads. It pays.
Myers Reunion Highlights Ninth Annual Gathering
The Myers family held its ninth annual reunion last Sunday at the William Myers home north of Carey. Attendees from afar included J J Myers and sons Ernest and Frank Myers of Flint Michigan, Frank J Brenner and Louis Collins of Linden Michigan, John Conroy of Fenton Michigan, and Ralph Myers with son Earl of Toledo. Officers for the coming year were President Ernest Myers, Vice President Louis Collins, and Secretary Treasurer Alice Crocker.
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Myers
William ‘Myers
Carey
J J Myers
Ernest
Frank Myers
Flint
Mich
Frank J Brenner
Louis Collins
Linden
John Conroy
Fenton
Ralph Myers
Earl
Toledo
Ernest Myers
Alice Crocker
Traveler asks aid representative about freight yards
A shabby man asks a young woman at a railway terminal wicket where the freight yards are and whether she represents the Travelers' Aid Society. The crowded scene and polite exchange reflect a routine inquiry in transit hubs.
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Travelers’ Aid Society
Toronto Globe and Mail
Exemption Blanks Pervade The Carey Times
The Carey Times continues to show exemption blanks of various kinds. Local readers note ongoing paperwork gaps and unfilled forms affecting residents and businesses.
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The
Carey Times
Reunion brings Carthage college 1888 graduates back
Four surviving members of the class of 1888 at Carthage College join a 50th anniversary reunion this month. Presiding guest is Dr. E. S. Bartholomew of Rock Island. Pictured are Rev. H. M. Bannen, D D of Rockford, Rev. J. A. Miller, D D of Elvaston, Dr. Bartholomew, Dr. A. Ernst, Ph. D of Omaha, and Frederick W. Hawley, president emeritus of Park College.
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Carthage
Ill
Carthage College
E. S. Bartholomew
Rock Island
H. M. Bannen
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rockford
Tragic Wyandot County shooting and self immolation
Wyandot farmer Harold Fritz was shot in the back at Deunquat by his father in law Carl Kisor and later Kisor died in a blaze he set in the nearby brooder house. Fritz survived a kidney removal after hospital treatment, with coroner Dr J A Propst stating Kisor suffered a temporary insanity. Funeral services for Kisor were held at Deunquat church with interment in Bretz Cemetery.
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Wyandot County
Mercy Hospital
Tiflin
Sycamore
Deunquat
Tiffin Hospital
Harold Fritz
Nevada
Carl Kiser
Agnes
Fritz
Kisor
Vay Kisor
Deanquat
C. W Montgomery
Montgomery
E W. Moore
Joseph
Rosetta (Lamon) Kisor
Carl Kisor
Agnes Steigerwalt
John Leighti
William J. Leighti
John Q. Leighti
Fleeta Culver
William Ludwig
Justin Kisor
Moore Funeral
C F Brouse
Bretz
Bus HITS Pole Near Shell Station in Upper Sandusky
Northbound Columbus To Ed Arcades bus struck a telephone pole near the Shell station on S Sandusky Ave at 9:10 am Wednesday. No injuries reported as the bus swerved to avoid a truck. A Bruno fruit truck from Marion was nearby.
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Columbus-Toledo Arcades
Shell
S Sandusky Avenue
Upper Sandusky
Bruno
Marion
Nort
Spring Street
For Rent Store Room Near Post Office
For rent store room first door east of post office ready now inquire at 226 W Findlay street.
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Findslay Street
Marriage License Granted in Probate Court
A marriage license was issued in probate court to Paul H Frey of Upper Sandusky deputy sheriff and Regena L Konkle a Sycamore township school teacher daughter of Ira C Konkle. Rev B O Van Scyoc officiated.
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Paul H. Frey
Upper Sandusky
Anna M Frey
Regena L Konkle
Sycamore Township
Ira C Konkle
O van Scyoc
Personal stationery offer from The Carey Times ad
Classified notice advertises 100 sheets of personal stationery in 7 by 10 inch size and 50 printed envelopes offered by The Carey Times.
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The
Carey Times
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