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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

Page

6

Notable Deaths and Local Events In Wyandot County

George L. Daughter, 75, died at home east of Little Sandusky after a two day illness from heart trouble. Mary Mack, 77, former Kirby resident, died at her daughter’s Bucyrus home after three months of illness. Mary ta and Edward Cool wed in a Sept 16 1940 ceremony in Flemingshire Kentucky. Wharton High School graduated a class including Herbert Jr Baker and others. Parker Bridge in Crane township, a 72 year old covered bridge built in 1869, undergoes repair by H W Baker Construction. William Jeanneret, 28, fatally injured at the Upper Sandusky fairgrounds auto races after attempting to cross track. spectator chaos noted as a car’s accelerator jammed and Mike Saley caused a fence crash.

George L Little Sandusky Ellen Marie Russell Bool Upper Sandusky Mercy Hospital Tiffin Mary Mack Kirby I. Orians Bucyrus Mike Saley South Bend

Fort Royal Social Roundup Sees Visits and Birthdays

Mrs David Stout hosted and guests included Mrs Herold Lee and children. A birthday party for Mrs Catherine Brown drew relatives from Williams town and nearby towns. David Stout received gifts at a large gathering with extended family from Upper Sandusky Wharton Vanlue and Findlay.

Free tickets for Ohio students to state fair announced

The Ohio state department of agriculture will provide one free admission ticket to every public and parochial school child. Tickets will be mailed to all school superintendents in the coming days for distribution.

Ohio State Department of Agriculture

Our Lady of Consolation Church Service Times

Our Lady of Consolation lists Father Paul Vollrath as pastor and Father Joseph Herp as assistant. Masses include 6:30 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. weekdays, 10:30 a.m. Sunday high mass, with Rosary and Benediction at 2:30 p.m.

OUR Lady OF Consolation Father Paul Vollrath Joseph Herp

United Christianity sermon marks church week events

On Sunday May 4 Doryiald W. Gryer preaches at 10 30 a m with Dr. Harlan Frost as guest. Church school at 9 30 a m supervised by Clyde Jenkins. Activities through May 8 include choirs Dorcas class and Epworth League events.

Clyde Jenkins Harlan, Frost Toledo Council of Churches Epworth League Church Board of Education Dorcas Epworth League Wiener

CAREY MEMORIAL EVANGELICAL CHURCH SERVICES AND MEETINGS

Sunday activities include morning worship at 10 30 led by Rev E A Rothgeb and a 7 PM program An Evening of Religious Poetry led by Mrs B L Lee The official board meeting Friday at 8 PM followed by the Sunday school board meeting Philathea Bible class meets Tuesday 8 PM at Mrs Ralph Roller's home.

Russell Phillips E. A Ralph Roller South Street Bertha Crumrine

Care and Evangelistic Services at Carey Epps Church

Pastor Hazel Epps announces Sunday school at 9 30 am and preaching at 10 30 am. Youth group at 6 30 pm Sunday, evangelistic service at 7 30 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Everyone welcome.

E. South St Carey Hazel Epps

Sunday social notices from Beebe area

Jerry Elchert spent Sunday with Paul Vaughn. Leo Vaughn was home from Shelby over the weekend. Richard Vaughn was a supper guest at the N. J. Brown home in Carey. Mrs J J Kohmann and Mrs Walter Gottfried visited in Upper Sandusky. Barbara Kitzler Erma Yost and Virginia Elchert spent Sunday afternoon with Marjorie Vaughn. W J Smith spent Sunday evening with Forest Wenner family north of Carey. Walter Gottfried and son Donald were guests of Mrs C E Gottfried in Upper Sandusky. Hubert Ardner Louis and Andy Ardner of Delphos spent Sunday at Mrs M C Yost’s. W J Smith and C H Hull called on Prospect residents and were supper guests of Linden Smith in Marion. W A Vaughn and sons Leo Richard and daughter Mary Louise dined with Mr and Mrs Joe Myers and son Joe Allen in Carey. W A Vaughn and Joe Myers called on Mr and Mrs William Conaway and Mr and Mrs Herbert Buck in Findlay Sunday afternoon.

David Stout Herold Lee Willis Baughman Harvey Baughman Rachel Wright Luella B. A. Baughman S. C. Presler Dale Beard van Buren Allan Baker Wallace Thoburn Baker Lonna Pratt Ralph Robert Claren Susie Searfoss Clyde Findlay Catherine Brown Williamstown BE. A. Baughman H. A. Baughman Reva Morton Lee Richard Appel Earl van Sant Ray van Sant Vertie Bame Galen Bame Harry Thomas Jimmy Merle Thomas David C. Presler Evert Lee Lloyd Chaney Patsy Richard Chaney Henry Stout Anne Hudson Wilson Goodman Upper Sandusky George Stout Whartot Marcus Haveraneck Genevieve Linda Kay Mary Stout Frank Hoy Bristolsville Fred Lee Vanlue Jerry Elchert Paul Vaughn Leo Vaughn Shelby Richard Vaughn N. J. Brown Carey J. J. Kohmann Walter Gottfried Barbara Kitzler Erma Yost Virginia Elchert Marjorie Vaughn W. J. Smith Forest Wenner Linden Smith Marion W. A. Vaughn Leo Richard Mary Louise Joe Myers Joe Allen William Conaway Herbert Buck

Carey Native Dies After Short Illness At 73

Harry E. Milamore died April 18 at his home on S Main street Bellefontaine after a short illness. Born in Carey in March 1868 he worked in the Big Four Railway shops in Bellefontaine from 1900 to 1938 and retired due to ill health. His brother William died February 11 1941 and his sister Mrs Sadie Holmes who had lived with him died in November 1938.

Harry E. Milamore S. Main Street Bellefontaine Carey Wlliam Sadie Holmes

Emergency crop and feed loans for Wyandot county

Emergency crop and feed loans for 1941 are now available to farmers in Wyandot county. Applications are being received at the county agent's office in Upper Sandusky.

Wyandot County Upper Sandusky

Northwest discussion council meeting reports on sales and legislation

The Northwest discussion council No. 8 met at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mott's home last Friday. Topics included legislation new councils and cash basis for cooperative sales. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gottfried. Mrs. Henry Davidson was noted as the most successful fisherman and everyone enjoyed refreshments.

Northwest Discussion Council Robert “Mott H. E. Gottfried Henry ‘Davidson

Marriage of Miss Virginia R Hoise and Cecil N Boes at St Michael’s

Miss Virginia R Hoise daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Hoile of 631 Hull Avenue Findlay wed Cecil N Boes son of Mr and Mrs Sylvester J Boes from near Arcadia in St Michael’s Church Findlay Tuesday morning Attendant Karcher a cousin of the groom attended The Boes family are former residents of the locality.

Virginia R. Hoise John W. Hoile Hull Avenue Findlay Cecil N. Boes Sylvester J. Boes Arcadia St. Michael’s Eo Karcher Carey Bees

Typewriter Ribbons and Adding Machine Rolls Featured

The Carey Times highlights office supplies including typewriter ribbons and adding machine rolls as everyday staples for business and accounting work.

Local Gatherings and Visits Across Caudill and Gilliland Families

Community notes record visits and calls among Caudill Gilliland Gibson Conley and related families. Many households from Carey Kenton Tiffin Bucyrus and Paintsville share Sunday and Saturday gatherings and dinners with relatives and friends.

Typewriter and Adding Machine Ribbons at The Carey Times

The Carey Times announces availability of typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons for various makes. Contact The Carey Times office for pricing and stock details.

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