Hot ball game as Don Donelson Semi Pros edge Lorain
Don Donelson’s Semi Pros beat Lorain Sandusky 4 to 3 in a crowded crowd game. Lefty Parson’s wild pitch sparked the humorous scene with a burning matches pocket before Carey and Lorain rallied with two runs in the ninth but Yonikus nailed the tying run at the plate. England and Wickiser led the visitantes with two doubles each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Donelsoni
Lorain Sandru
Lorain
Ohio
Parso
Keckler
England
L Hoyen
Myers
Carey
Young Carettaker
Himelf
Wickiser
Mutanisky
Mutansky
Sidney
Filak
Walborn
Messmer
Parsel
Yonikus
Fourth of July Observed With Pre-Holiday Closures
The Fourth of July falls on a Wednesday this year causing businesses to open Tuesday evening and close all day Wednesday. The Carey Times will also close for the holiday and skip Thursday delivery, issuing a regular Friday edition instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Vacation Bible School Holds Closing Service
The Community Vacation Bible School ended its term with a 10:00 AM service at Christ Lutheran church. Local pastors praised the volunteer teachers and hoped the program becomes a permanent community institution. Enrollment reached 96 with 76 average daily attendance despite measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School
Louise Romig
Wealtha Wentling
Perry McDaniel
Ruth Riester
Hele Perkins
Lucy Laughlin
Mildred Campbell
Colleen Hutchinson
Elizabeth Hart
Carolyn Williams
Jennie Steen
Mildred Gunther
Ruth Romig
Bernice Ruehle
Mae Kauble
Christ Lutheran Church
Boy Scouts Salute Release For Two Carey Prisoners
Two 14 year old boys from Carey Ohio were picked up by police for riding a train. They saluted Police Chief Mutchler after being escorted to city hall. They had boarded a Big Four train aiming for Fostoria and pledged not to ride trains again before being released to hitchhike home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Carey, O
Robert Williams
Thomas Myers
Charles J. Mutchler
Williams
Fostoria
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Carey Fireworks Prohibition Note Independence Day Rules
Public notice warns Carey residents that discharging fireworks or explosives in the village is unlawful except on July 4. It requires due care to avoid injuries or property damage, and violators may be fined 1.60 to 25 dollars under ordinance No. 212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
W B A Lodge Initiation slated for tomorrow night
A class of candidates will be initiated at the regular W B A lodge meeting at the hall on N Vance street. Mrs Lillian Steusloff of To go managing deputy will preside. Refreshments provided by the March April and May birthday committees. Members urged to attend.
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W. B. A. Lodge
N. Vance Street
Lillian Steusloff
Togo
Philathea Class Meeting At Memorial Evangelical
The Philathea class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school meets Tuesday evening with Rev and Mrs C H Kern at the parsonage. Mrs Claude Johnson and Mrs Charles Lindower serve on the entertaining committee. Mrs Gertrude Tate will conduct the lesson study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Evangelical’ Sunday School
C. H. Kern
Claude, Johnson
Charles Lindower
Gertrude Tate
Driver Gail Lanker Drives to Second at Sharon Race
The page reports Gail Lanker finishing second in a Sharon race. It mentions other attendees including Ralph Ankerte and Norma, with garbled notes about the event and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Schlachtér
Gail. Lanker
Pladé
Atz
Hera
Ralph
Ankerte
Dividends for Ridge and Crawford Farmers From Corn Hog Contracts
Dividends totaling 42000 will be paid to farmers in Ridge and Crawford townships from Corn Hog contracts signed earlier this spring. Wyandot county shows 1050 contracts, with 85 from Crawford and 47 from Ridge, paying in three installments starting in July and boosting Carey trade as hay and grain crops suffer drought. Local farmers and merchants expect the funds to cover farming costs and stimulate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge
Crawford Townships
Carey
Wyandot County
Crawford Township
Ridge Township
Otler and Buckley couple wed in Springfield ceremony
Albert Otler of Springfield and Ruth Buckley of Morral were married this Saturday in Marion with Rev. Franklin Markley performing the single ring ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal church. The bride, a Hyatts high school graduate of 1933, wore white crepe de chine with organdy, and pink rose bud corsage. The groom works as an interior decorator in Springfield. they will live in a newly furnished home. The Buckleys, former Carey residents, witnessed the ceremony.
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Albert Otler
Springfield
John Otler
Plumbwood
Ruth Buckley
William Buckley
Morral
Marion
Franklin Markley
Methodist Episcopal Church
What the Stork's Brought in Local Births
An eight pound son was born Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shane south of town. A seven and a half pound son was born Thursday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hunter on EK. Findlay street. A nine and a half pound daughter was born Thursday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Colwell on Caples street, Fostoria, named Carol Anne. Mrs. Colwell was formerly Marguerite Buckingham. A sixty pound son was born Monday night June 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Frisch of Crawford, named Donald Eugene.
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Ernest Shane
Everett Hunter
EK. Findlay Street
Kyle Colwell
Caples Street
Fostoria
Carol Anne
Colwell
Marguerite Buckingham
Jerome Frisch
Crawford
Donald Eugene
Salem Festival at St. Josephs Church Set for Sunday
The annual Salem festival will be held at St. Josephs church on Sunday evening July 22 starting at 5 00 with fried chicken watermelon and other eats plus music attractions and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
St. Joseph’s Church
Beauty Shop Change Names Hands in Findlay Street
Miss Charlotte Montague purchased the Carey Beauty Shop from Mrs Anna Walters and will continue operations at the same Newhard block location on EH Findlay street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Montague
Carey
Anna Walters
Newhard Block
EH. Findlay Street
Carey merchants report weekend business as supreme in Northwestern Ohio
Reports from Carey indicate a highly satisfactory weekend for merchants despite local labor issues. The Carey Times notes advertising and recent circulation boosted trade while nearby cities slow. residents are urged to favor home merchants to maintain Carey as the best little business city in Northwestern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Carey Times
Ohio
Death of 3 month old Josephine Trojan in Dow Street
Josephine Trojan, three months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Trojan of Dow street, died Wednesday morning after a two day illness with bronchial pneumonia. Born Carey May 1, 1933, she leaves parents, three sisters, a brother, and three grandparents. Funeral at Our Lady of Consolation Church at 10:00 am, burial in St. Mary's Cemetery, with attendees from Gibsontonburg Toledo and Aliquippa.
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Josephine
Angelo Trojan
Dow Street
Carey
Angelo
Matilda (Dalguzz) Trojan
Rosie
Mary
Ruby Glenna
Lucian
Mary Trojan
Rose Dalguzz
Italy
Paul Vollrath
Our Lady of Consolation Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
James Zappia
Gib“‘yonburg
S ” Gottther
Nicholas Persichillo
Toledo
Albert Trojan
Aliquippa
Auxiliary Meets Warmly in September Closeout
The American Legion Auxiliary held a Monday evening meeting marking the last session before a September recess. A short business segment preceded a social time with refreshments. Mystery package drawn by Mrs. Anna Humbert. Florence Schira provided the package. committee members included Mia, Paul Krupp, Mrs. W. L. Arnholt, Linus Myers, and Almon Blue.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Florence Schira
Anna Humbert
Mia
Paul Krupp
W. L. Arnholt
Linus Myers
Almon Blue
Flower Mission Day Services Planned by County WCTU
County Flower Mission Day will be observed at the county home Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Rev. S. V. Sydenstricker of First Presbyterian Upper Sandusky will deliver the address. Children from county churches will present a special program. Public invited.
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Www
S. V. Sydenstricker
First Presbyterian Church
Upper Sandusky
Carey Times Offers 1934 State Highway Maps for Readers
The Carey Times announces a limited supply of 1934 state highway maps provided by the state highway department. Maps will be distributed to readers and none will be given to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
State Highway Department
Kiwanis Club Hears Speech From Lima BBB Manager
J R Morton manager of the Better Business Bureau Lima spoke to the Kiwanis at Pilgrim House dining room. He outlined four main BBB goals protecting small investors enforcing honest advertising screening transient solicitors and exposing petty rackets with local examples. Thirty two merchants and professionals attended the dinner and program.
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J. R. Morton
Kiwanis Club
Pilgrim House
Morton
Better Business Bureau, Inc
Lima
T. E Dromgold
Barn Destroyed by Lightning Fire Near Carey
A large barn on Mrs Grace Stanley’s farm four and a half miles southeast of Carey Route 23 burned after a Friday afternoon lightning strike. About 8 tons of hay including this year’s clover hay and some alfalfa and straw were destroyed along with chickens and fodder shacks. Carey fire department arrived too late as rain drowned the engine. neighbors saved the garage granary and corn crib. Loss partly insured.
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Grace Stanley
Carey
Route 23
Carey Fire Department
Heavy Rain and Thunder Strikes Town
A Friday afternoon storm brought heavy rainfall and strong winds. Thunder and lightning occurred, hail fell briefly, and trees shed limbs causing power outages for about thirty minutes. The rainfall was the heaviest in months.
Carey Cash Market Appoints New Manager
EH. T. McDowell of Toledo becomes manager of the Carey Cash Market replacing Wesley Bishop who resigned. Ray M. Kinsey of Timnath retains ownership. McDowell has meat industry experience and will be aided by Harry Shull. he lives currently with Mrs. Cora Kear.
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EH. T. McDowell
Toledo
Carey Cash Market
Bishop’s Market
Wesley Bishop
Ray M. Kinsey
Timn
McDowell
Harry Shull
Cora Kear
Musical Reception in Fostoria Hosts Local Performers
Mrs Lulu Solomon of Fostoria will host a musical reception Monday evening at 8 30 PM Miss Celia Reynolds from this place will perform a group of songs with violin obligato also give two toe dances and a reading her mother Mrs M C Reynolds accompanying Attending are Mrs Della Ogg Mrs I L Culler and Mrs H B Keller.
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Lulu Solomon
Fostoria
Celia Reynolds
M. C. Reynolds
Della Ogg
I. L. Culler
H. B. Keller
Marriage Announced for Miss Leopa Zender and Harold Clapp
Relatives confirmed the marriage of Miss Leopa Zender formerly of Tiffin and Harold Clapp of Marion Indiana. The ceremony occurred in Marion and the couple will reside there. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Zender of Tiffin.
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Leopa Zender
Tiffin
Harold Clapp
Marion
Ind
Tifin Advertiser-Tribune
Frank Zender
Women of the Moose Install Officers Next Week
Officers recently elected by the Women of the Moose will be installed at the meeting Tuesday evening of next week July 35 Mrs Jy Sopher will be installing officer. All members are asked to be present.
Softball Season Opens With Wild Start For Local League
Monday evening June 18 the season opened with six teams in Carey. Americans beat the Big Four Gandys 4 to 0 as Kimmel pitched air tight ball and G Orians collected four hits. June 19 the National Lime and Stone club beat C and C 10 to 7 in a slugging affair. All Stars edged Porcelain 1 to 0 with Keckler on the mound. A rainout paused the Americans vs Lime & Stone game.
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Kimmel
G.orians
B. Thomas
National Lime & Stone Club
All Stars
Porcelaing
Carey
C. Keckler
Ulrich
D. Kear
National Lime & Stone Co
Porcelain Team
Hitching Grounds
Garment Factory
W. North Street
Porcelains
Gandys
Carey Community Chest Holds Preparatory Board Meeting
The executive boards of the Carey Community Chest met at the library to plan the first annual meeting set for Tuesday evening July 10. The agenda includes presenting the president and secretary treasurer report and adopting the permanent organization bylaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Community Chest
Warning to bicycle riders on sidewalks in business district
An order from Mayor S. H. Krebs directs cyclists to stop riding on sidewalks in the business district and instructs police to enforce the rule going forward.
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Polics
S. H. Krebs
Carey and Findlay Pianoforte Recital at Christ Lutheran
The Carey and Findlay pianoforte pupils of Mrs C B Dabney of Findlay will perform Friday at 2 30 pm at the parish house of Christ Lutheran church in their sixth annual recital. A very attractive program has been arranged. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
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