Carey Falls Short in 6 to Bucyrus Roll Inning Loss
Carey lost 6 to Bucyrus after taking a 3 run lead in the first. Hamilton pitched well for Bucyrus but infield errors and costly miscues hampered Carey. Ridge hit a home run for the team and Wickiser Doppler made notable catches and runs. Standings show Carey 2 1 666, Bucyrus 2 1 666, with upcoming Elmore rubber plant clash noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Bucyrus Hamilton
Wick“iser
Doppler
Ridge
Bucyrus
Holmes
Liberty AB
Gearhardt
Kishy
Saipply
Fae
Stahl
Vollrath
Kish
Rhem
Patchet
Laipply
Elmore
Rubber Plant
G. Orians
Hamilton
Hillard
A. Donelson
R. Donelson
Myers
Wickiser
OSU awards 20 agriculture scholarships across state
Ohio State University announced twenty agricultural scholarships awarded annually for four years at up to 250 dollars each. Winners excelled in statewide examinations with northwest district recipients including Ellsworth Briner Oscar Leuthold Van Fossen Charles Spitler and Emery L NeAl from Montpelier Carey and Bucyrus.
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Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
Ellsworth Briner
Montpelier
Oscar Leuthold
Bucyrus
van Fossen
Charles Spitler
Carey
Emery Ll
Baby News From Local Families Highlight May Births
A daughter to Mr and Mrs Adam Hagenmaier on South Hazel Street Upper Sandusky named Nancy. A 9 pound daughter to Mr and Mrs George A Powers of Toledo born May 15, Mrs Powers formerly Miss May Cosgray and from this place. An 8½ pound son born to Mr and Mrs Howard Heck west of town May 15, Mrs Heck formerly Miss Valeria Ranger. An 8 lb 164 oz pound son born to Mr and Mrs Paul Crates Findlay Home and Hospital Monday afternoon. Mrs Crates formerly Miss Irene Halloran of this place.
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Adam Hagenmaier
Hazelstre Upper Sandusky
Nancy
American Legion Auxiliary Plans Monday Meeting
The regular social and business meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held Monday at the Legion hall. Mrs. L. Remlinger Mrs. E. F. Thome Mrs. Robert O'Connor and Mrs. S. R. Bame will serve as social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
L. Remlinger
E. F. Thome
Robert O'Connor
S. R. Bame
Closeout Millinery Bargains Friday and Saturday Special
Special notice announces millinery closeout in two groups priced at 1.95 and 2.95 and children's hats at 1.00. Ideal Ae Shop promotes Friday and Saturday savings on hats for shoppers seeking bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Ae Shop
Delegates Attend State K of C Convention in Marion
Paul Krupp and Clarence Elehert spent Sunday and Monday in Marion as delegates to the state Knights of Columbus convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Krupp
Clarence Elehert
Marion
K. of C
Reunion Cards Printed by Carey Times
The Carey Times reports reunion cards printed for local alumni events. Details include dates, venues, organizing committees, and contact information for attendees seeking congratulations and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Tribute to Country Press and its Reach
The country press is vital with wide end to end readership and low ad rates. Arthur Brisbane calls country editors the nation’s mental police, distributing information to rural families who read the weekly whole. Foreign advertisers increasingly seek space in these papers for cost effective, broad circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Arthur Brisbane
Uwangpoos
Aq Pan Weekly Independent
Middle Grade Baseball: 6th Grade Tops 4th 13 12
The 4th 5th and 6th grade public school teams played after school Friday with the 6th grade edging the 4th by 13 to 12. Lineups and individual runs are listed for each side, highlighting players like Earl McCormick Ralph Smiley and Charles Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harris
Dallas Lockrider
Jack Smiley
Arthur Williams
Joe Baker
Leslie Reynolds
Kenneth Nye
Kirtland Briggs
Legaren Gustely
Earl McCormick
Ralph Smiley
Robert Hunter
John McCormick
Richard Kitzler
Robert Heck
Alton Kinsinger
Cletus Worst
Thelby Wentling
Paul Stensberg
Robert Lawrence
Tri County League Schedule for 1928 Season
The Tri County League releases the 1928 schedule with games on May 17 featuring Holmes Liberty at Sycamore and others in Melmore Carey Tiro Bloomville Chatfield Benton. Open dates on June 8 and July 1. Postponed games to be played as rescheduled.
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Holmes-Liberty
Sycamore
Melmore
Carey
Tiro
Bloomville
Chatfield
Benton
Holmes- Liberty
Firoe
Sprouting Potatoes Should Be Turned To Check Growth
William Stuart of the USDA advises turning sprouting potatoes to curb further sprouting. If stored in flat crates, transferring potatoes from one crate to another suffices to refresh them.
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William Stuart
United States Department of Agriculture
Busy Train Day on Hocking Valley at Carey
Last Sunday 52 trains passed through Carey on the Hocking Valley. Eight were passenger trains. Usually 30 to 40 trains run in a 24 hour period. Lake traffic has opened, boosting freight movement.
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Carey
Hocking Valley
Toledo Nurses School Commencement Attended by Myers Family
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Myers and daughters Kathryn and Elizabeth attended the commencement at St. Vincent's Training School for Nurses in Toledo. Their daughter Frances had already graduated from the program.
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J. T. Myers
Kathryn
Elizabeth
St. Vincent’s Training School For Nurses
Toledo
Frances
Notice to correspondents before Wednesday closure
There will be no mail delivery next Wednesday and all communications must reach the Times office by Tuesday. If business places close on Wednesday, the Times may be late in reaching its readers.
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Times
Retired Crossing Watchman Diaz? Correction: George Dill retires
George Dill aged 70 retires as Big Four watchman at Findlay street crossing. Walter Fought succeeds him as watchman on Monday.
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George Dill
Big Four
Findlay Street
Walter
Carey Council Passes Bills At Regular Meeting
Mayor Byers and council members reviewed and approved numerous payments including salaries for May for clerk and superintendent, material costs for street and water projects, and various service charges from local firms. Fire department costs from Carey Mill fire and other routine expenditures were approved, with the council adjourning to meet again in two weeks.
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Byers
Moyer
Chambers
Constein
Snyder
Emerine
Board of Affairs
L. W. Deerwester
Frank Fry
Same
William ‘Slater
Lillian Lytle
Allen Electric Co
R. C
D. C. Wisebaker
Robert Drake
Erner & Hopkins Division
Carey Corporation
Carey
Acme Electric Co
American Railway Express Co
Finance Committee
B. Lenhart
Fostoria
Carey Mill & Elevator
Theo Bolish
Upper Sandusky
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Ray Long
Findlay
Mill Fire
John Twining
Edward Bakies
Ward Bros. Co
The
Arco Co
Robert O’connor
C. Benham
A. F. Byers
H. H. Heck
Robert Long
William Windau
Henry Emerine
Carolyn Newhard
Nettie Walters
Daisy Moyer
Minor Mann
Carey Times
Lite-Star Oil Products Co
National Lime & Stone Co
Stefano Groticello
Toledo
Chautauqua Ticket Sellers Banquet Organizers Named
The Carey Chautauqua Ticket Sellers Association holds a banquet at 6 30 p m Monday at the Galt Hotel. Inspirational talks precede a campaign starting Tuesday as districts organize and volunteers from local groups sell tickets to support the 1928 Chautauqua noted as poised for great success.
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Galt
Carey Chautauqua Ticket Sellers Association
Carey
Masonic Lodge 420 Special Meeting This Thursday
A special Carey Lodge No. 420 F and A M meeting is announced for Thursday evening to work in the Entered Apprentice Degree. Members planning to travel to Tiffin on Friday are asked to report at once, signed H. E Snyder, W M.
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Carey Lodge No. 420
Tiffin
H. E& Snyder
W. M
Carey Visitor Plans Visit From Warsaw man
J L Yohe received a letter from Stanley B Dustman of Warsaw Indiana stating plans to visit Carey in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J L. Yohe
Stanley B. Dustman
Warsaw
Ind
Carey
Carey Farmers Community Club Meeting Set
The Carey Farmers Community Club will meet Monday evening May 28 at the farmers cream station. The extension service will be the topic for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers’ Community Club
Farmers
Senior Charles Spitler Wins Ohio State Agriculture Scholarship
Charles Spitler a high school agriculture senior has won a four year scholarship to Ohio State valued at 240 dollars. The state department of agriculture awards this prize to four schools in each of five sections. Garey lies in the northwest section. The winner plans to enter college in fall 1929.
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Charles Spitler
Agriculture Department
Ohio
State Department’of Agriculture
Garey
Agriculture’ Department
Last Chapel Services Highlight Carey High Year
The final chapel of the year featured the opening hymn America and devotionals by Florence Holden. Mr. Palmer spoke on the Spirit of Carey High, answering three questions about belief, service to students, and the school’s future. The Spirit urged faith in the school’s standards and in students’ character, noting that future success depends on supporters who stay true to the ideals.
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America
Florence Holden
Palmer
Carey Hi
Commencement Week Activities at Local High School
The high school presented the play Nothing But the Truth on Friday with strong cast and a musical program by Warren, Garmon, McDaniel, and Bame. The baccalaureate service Sunday featured hymns, readings, and a sermon by Rev H Naumann. Tuesday's commencement included an invocation by Fr A M Fish, orchestra pieces, a class address by Hon J L Clifton, and diploma presentations by Mrs E C Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Warren
Garmon
Robert McDaniel
Bame
Paul R. Clouser
Joseph B. Shelihan
Diadies
Evangelical Church
H. Naumann
A. M. Fish
J .L. Clifton
E. C. Walker
Board of Education
Fish
Senior Class Steak Roast at Elm Hills
The senior class held a Monday evening steak roast at Elm Hills. Attendees included Miss Sawyer Miss Warren Miss Russell and Mr and Mrs George Constien and Mr Bell.
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Elm Hills
Miss Sawyer
Warren
Russell
George Constien
Bell
Almani Alumni Banquet Planned for Friday Night
The annual alumni banquet will be held Friday evening in the high school auditorium. Organizers are finalizing plans and preparations, promising an enjoyable evening for attendees.
Officers select Cary atd Lester Smiley editor in chief
Officers elected Lester Smiley as editor in chief for next year. Dorotha Mitchell was chosen as business manager.
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Lester Smiley
Dorotha Mitchell
Carey Schedules Bucyrus Football Showdown
Carey announces a football game against Bucyrus High, set for October 24 on the local field. Bucyrus High is noted for its football prowess and the clash is billed as a premier fall contest in town.
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Carey Hi
Bucyrus Hi
Bucyrus
Carey Finishes Second in Northwest District Meet
The Ada hosted Northwest District meet saw Carey finish second with 38 points while Lykens edged for first by one point. Gardner excelled in the shot and easily won that event, and Carey claimed first in the shot put and mile relay with solid all around performances.
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Dame
Fortune
Carey
Ada
Gareey
Ol Hod
Lykens
R Gardner
W. B. A. Contest Closes Friday Night
The W. B. A. membership contest will close Friday night. All members are urged to be present.
Dawes Voices Against Mediocrity While Upholding Dignity
Vice-President Dawes states that one must tolerate no excess of mediocrity, arguing aloofness preserves dignity in the face of subpar performance. He stresses disciplined restraint as a principle of governance.
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Dawes
Poppy Day Observed in Carey Sponsored by Legion Auxiliary
Saturday will be observed as Poppy Day in Carey with the sale of poppies sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Carey
American Legion Auxiliary
Poppy symbolism tied to fallen soldiers from World War I
The text recalls World War I battles in France and Belgium, noting German devastations, American troops, and the graves of the fallen. It explains the poppy as a symbol of sacrifice from Flanders Field, where bloodshed was greatest and poppies grew abundantly.
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France
Belgium
United States
Flander
We Shall Not Sleep In Flanders Field Poem Fragment
A damaged fragment of the poem signals wartime memory with lines about poppies crosses and larks. The text recalls the dead and urges the living to take up the quarrel and uphold the torch of those who died.
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Flander
John A Fox of Salem Township Dies at 71
John A Fox formerly of Salem township died at his son Rudolph Fox’s home near Fremont last Sunday at 3 45 am from complications after a six month illness. He was 71 and survived by nine children from Cleveland Fremont Tiffin Bascom and other towns plus 40 grandchildren. Funeral was Wednesday at 9 30 am at St Joseph church Salem township with burial in St Joseph cemetery. Pallbearers were his sons Henry Frank Rudolph Andrew Fred and Alvin Fox.
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John A. Fox
Salem Township
Rudolph Fox
Fremont
Mr Fox
Mr. Fox
Man
Henry
Alvin Fox
Cleveland
Fred
Frank Fox
Tiffin
Andrew Fox
Upper Sandusky
Nora
John Kummerer
Bascom
Rose
J B. Hagesfeldt
Myr
Fox
Joseph Fox
David Fox
Carey
Frank Busser
St Joseph's Church
Fr Lawrence
St Joseph’s
Frank
Rudolph
Andrew
Bereavement Thanks From Fox Family
The Fox family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for help during their recent bereavement. They appreciate spiritual bouquets fur nished automobiles and the St Joseph's choir. They also thank Father Lawrence for consoling words.
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St Joseph's Choir
Father Lawrence
John A Fox
Myers and Davidson to Wed at Our Lady of Consolation
Banns announce the marriage of Kathryn Sue Myers and Henry F. Davidson. The ceremony is set for Thursday May 31 at Our Lady of Consolation Church. Myers is daughter of J T Myers. Davidson son of John Davidson of Salem township. Their nuptials fall on the Myers anniversary.
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Kathryn Sue Myers
Henry F. Davidson
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Miss Myers
J T. Myers
West of Town
Mr Davidson
John Davidson
Salem Township
Myers
Special Speaker At Lutheran Church
The Rev J C Finefrock who has spent 14 years in India will speak at morning worship at the Lutheran church on Sunday. He will also speak at the Vanilue Lutheran church at 2 30 in the afternoon.
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J C Finefrock
Land of India
Bake Sale Saturday by Methodist Aid in May
The May group of the Methodist Aid will hold a bake sale on Saturday May 26 at Dible's plumbing shop.
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Methodist Aid
Dible
Carey Fails to Win Meet as Lykens Shines in Javelin
Our team held a slim lead until Lykens swept the javelin taking first and second place to cinch the meet. This marks the first time in six years Carey did not win the event.
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Lykens
Carey
Grange Activities and Degree Work At Wyandot County Meeting
McCutcheon and Smithville granges joined Champion to confer third and fourth degrees at Upper Sandusky on May 21 1928. The session opened in the fourth degree with Champion degree team in charge. Harvesters march and tableaus completed the proceedings amid a timely pot luck lunch. May 18 1928 McCutcheon Grange No 2360 opened with 10 officers. three candidates elected after ballots. A literary program featured a clarinet quartet and discussions on fertilizer value and homemaking roles. Next meeting set for June 1 with Grange Publicity as topic.
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McCutcheon
Smithville
Upper Sandusky
Champion Grange
McCutcheon Grange
Granges
Mifflin
Grange
Yourange
Wyaddot
McCutcheon Grange No
Carolyn Jamison
Ruth Weikert
Howard Brundage
Dean Baker
Carter
Grange Degrees Presented by County Teams at Upper Sandusky
Upper Sandusky May 11 1928 McCutcheon grange led candidates to Upper Sandusky for first and second degrees Grand Prairie grange of Marion county sent its team for the same degrees producing 39 new members from Champion McCutcheon and Smithville. The event featured an orchestrated program, a dancing goat, remarks by local officials, and post meeting refreshments.
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Upper Sandusky
McCutcheon Grange
Cinmypion
Grand Prairie Grange
Marion County
Champion
McCutcheon
Smithville
Thew
Cone
Pomona
Stowe
Cope
Mr. Green
Wyandot
Wyandot County
Lincoln Grange
Green
Marion
Matteson
Champion Grange
Police seize liquor from suspected vehicle in early morning stop
Patrolman Al Duquette and Arthur Eggert stopped a car on Stagi avenue and Raymer boulevard at 3 23 am Monday after suspicious evasive answers. A search found 11 five gallon cans of liquor. Driver George Dunn 20 Carey was held on a charge of transporting square toledo news-bre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Duquette
Arthur Eggert
Stagi Avenue
Raymer Boulevard
George Dunn
Carey
Toledo News-Bre
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Council
Madalene Pipes
Almani
Cary
Lutheran Church
Grange News
Felow
Mary M Baker
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