Carey Telephone Co. Stock Sold to Northern Ohio Group
The Carey Electric Telephone Co. stock will be sold to a group tied to Northern Ohio Telephone Co. and assigned to Bellevue after approval by the Public Utilities Commission. Local manager J. B. Brown and Northern Ohio official B. F. Woodward announce no changes in personnel. Brown remains manager and director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Electric Telephone Co
Northern Ohio. Telephone Co
J Brown
BE. F. Woodward
Northern ‘Ohio Telephone, Co
Carey Telephone Company
Northern* Ohio Telephone Co
Col. William, Co. Henry
Bellevue Company
Woodward
Bowling Green
Genoa
Port Clinton
Bellevue
Norwalk
Oberlin
Willard
Medina
Galion
Delaware
Carey
Local Exchange
Brown
Carey Exchange
Ralph Williams
Ward R. Reilly
Carey Company
Mrs Siddall Moves to Lincoln Street Home Findlay
Carrie V Siddall moved from an apartment at W Findlay street in the Newcomer home to a home she recently bought on W Lincoln street Findlay. Henry Schumer and wife rent the Newcomer apartment and plan to move to Carey on June 6 from Bellevue. Schumer worked at National Lime and Stone Co for two years and they lived in Mrs Halloran's Findlay street apartment. Siddall was a dinner guest of Mrs Newcomer and her son Leslie last Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie V. Siddall
Alletha Newcomer
W. Findlay Street
W. Lincoln Street
Findlay
Henry Schumer
Carey
Bellevue
Schumer
National Lime & Stone Co
California Couple Visit Washington Heads Home
Capt and Mrs Harold Krout of Corte Madera Calif spent the weekend of May 18 in Washington D C as guests of Capt and Mrs Emerson Armstrong. Both captains served together in Alaska early in the war and have been reassigned recently. Mrs Armstrong and her son Billy joined the group at Mrs Keller's home in Carey. Next weekend Capt Armstrong will visit to take his wife and son home. Capt Krout returned to California Saturday and his wife and daughter Jan will join him June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Krout
Corte Madera
Calif
Carey
Washington, D. C
Emerson Armstrong
Alaska
Armstrong
Billy
Krout
H. B. Keller
Capt Armstrong
Capt Krout
California
Jan
Patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital receives radium ear treatments
Harry Fox Jr of S Lake Street is listed as a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Md for radium treatments on an infected right ear for 15 years. He visits every six weeks and plans a return to Carey after a Norfolk trip. Mrs Anna Taylor will accompany him home and spend the summer with her daughters Mrs J B Fox and Mrs Ellen Wisebaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fox, Jr
S. Lake Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Carey
Norfolk
Anna Taylor
J. B. Fox
Ellen Wisebaker
Trubeys Restaurant Plans Memorial Day Closure
Trubey's restaurant will be closed all day Friday Memorial Day. It will reopen Saturday morning as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trubey’s
Carey Priest to be ordained with first mass in parish ceremony
The Rev Aloysius J. Jacoby will be ordained a priest and celebrate his First Solemn Mass at the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation in Carey. The ordination is Saturday May 31 at 9 30 with bishop Karl Alter officiating. A Second Mass and Benediction follow Trinity Sunday at 10 30 with a full ceremony and choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysius J. Jacoby
John Jacoby
Our Lady of ‘Consolation
Karl J. Alter
Toledo
Trinity
Aloysius
Ambrose, Finnegan
OFM Conv
Wenceslaus Hertvik
Ofmconv
Michael Brown
Mark Mindrup
Ofmcon
O’connel
Panis Angelicus
Cesar Franck
Ambrose
Ralph Brown
Vincent Brown
Carey
Ford Reassigned as Carey Church Pastor for Another Year
At the annual Methodist conference in Cincinnati Dr. O. E. Ford was reassigned to lead Carey Methodist Church for a fifth year. The session featured speakers including Bishop H. Lester Smith of Ohio and Dr. J. Wallace Hamilton of St. Petersburg. Also addressing the gathering were Bishops James H. Straughn of Pittsburgh William C. Martin of Kansas City and John A. Subhan of Bombay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Ford
Carey Church
Methodist Church
Cincinnati
Carey Methodist Church
Ford
H. Lester Smith
Ohio Area
J. Wallace Hamilton
St. Petersburg
Fla
James H. Straughn
Pittsburgh
William C. Martin
Kansas City
John A. Subhan
Bombay
India
Carey village manager receives engineer registration in Toledo
W. J. Heard of Carey was presented with a professional engineer registration by Walter Graf at an Ohio Society of Professional Engineers meeting in Toledo. Heard also holds Indiana registration, making him the oldest registered engineer at the Toledo gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Heard
Carey
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Toledo
Walter Graf
Heard
Indiana
Ohio
Ice deliveries and Sunday hours announced by Cooperatives
Starting June 2 regular daily deliveries will occur except Sundays. Ice cards should be prepared and visible for drivers. Beginning June 8 the ice house opens Sundays 10 a.m. to noon until further notice. Carry Cooperative Food Lockers, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Food Lockers, Inc
Catholic Knights of Ohio Meet Thursday Evening
The Catholic Knights of Ohio will convene this Thursday evening May 29 at 8 30 in the home of Mrs L M Remlinger on Toledo street. The meeting will open at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Carey to ordain five priests in historic Franciscan ceremony
On May 31 in Carey the Most Rev Karl Alter will ordain five candidates to the priesthood and two to the subdiaconate at the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation. It marks the first priestly ordinations by Franciscans in Carey. The ordination Mass starts at 9 30 with candidates Boniface Bianco Conrad Schweibold Donald Schiffli Aloysius Jacoby and Bonaventure Crowley and subdeacons Ronald Pregliasco and Julian Dinkel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl J. Alter
Toledo
Bonaventurg Crowley
Ronald Pregliasco
Julian Dinkel
Order of Friars Minor
Our Lady of Carey Seminary
Franciscan Fathers
Our Lady of Consolation
Anthony Hodapp
OFM Conv
Boniface
Trinidad
Colo
Carey Seminary
Adrian Peck
Stephen Bono
Maurus Hauer
Conrad
Church of Saints
Homecoming for Lt and Mrs George Newhard from Germany
1st Lt. George Joseph Newhard and his wife returned to Findlay after a year and a half in Germany, mostly in Lechfeld Bavaria. They met Capt. and Mrs. K L Leonard of Mansfield in Bremenhaven while awaiting sail. The foursome completed the journey to Brooklyn and plan Wright Field separation next week with terminal leave to July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Joseph Newhard
George Newhard
Findlay Street
Germany
Lechfeld
Bavaria
le Havve
Red Cross
Bremenhaven
K L. Leonard
Mansfield
States
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Leonard
Carey
United States Air Force
Newhard
Army Air Force
Wright Field
Jack French Family Relocates to Bowling Green Home
Mr and Mrs Jack French and their children Connie Barbara and James move this Thursday morning to Bowling Green where they bought a home on Main street. French formerly managed the local Kroger from August 1936 to March 1944, served in the Navy 1944 46, then managed the Carey store until October 1946, later was a supervisor until April this year when he became manager of the Kroger self service store in Bowling Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack French
Connie
Barbara
James
Bowling Green
Aroand Main Street
Home Sold in Local Purchase on Mancle Street
Mr and Mrs James Phillips purchased the home on Mancle Street from I. V Coll. John Risner acted as real estate broker. The Colls plan to return to Hinton, West Virginia, while the Phlllips reside temporarily with Mrs John Halloran on Findlay Street and plan to move soon to Muncie Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Phillips
Mancle Street
I. V Coll
John Risner
Coll
Carey
Hinton
West Virginia
Phillips
John Halloran
W. Findlay Street
Muncie Street
Mrs Vincent Arnold Hosts J T Club Meeting
Mrs Vincent Arnold will entertain the J T club members this Thursday afternoon at her home east of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Arnold
J. T. Club
Carey
New Babies Reported From Several Families
An 8-pound daughter named Peggy Marie was born Tuesday evening May 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert White of Frederick Street with Mrs. White formerly Helen Kidwell. An 8-pound daughter named Janice Ann was born May 10 at 1 30 a m to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Tiell in Alvada. A 7% pound daughter named Patricia Ann was born May 22 in St Josephs hospital Ann Arbor to Mr. and Mrs PF Sandstrom of Wayne Michigan. A 5 pound 12 ounce son named Donald Wayne was born Friday morning at 2 50 to Mr and Mrs Sylvester Bingle of Newhard Street at the home of Mrs Hingle's brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Wayne Brinker on Clay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
Frederick Street
Peggy Marie
Ann Arbor
Mich
PF. H. Sandstrom
Wayne, Mich
Patricia Ann
Sandstrom
Joan Kramer
E. A. Kramer
W. Findlay Street
Carey
Sylvester Bingle
Newhard Street
Arlene Rickle to Tour with Bluffton College Choir
Miss Arlene Rickle daughter of Mr and Mrs Girard Rickle of southwest of Carey completes her first year at Bluffton college and will join the Vesper choir on a tour of midwestern states from June 3 to June 19 delivering concerts in Illinois Kansas Nebraska South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota under the direction of Prof Russell Lantz head of the music department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Rickle
Girard Rickle
Shwest
Carey
Bluffton College
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Russell Lantz
Mrs Criger to Visit San Diego California
Mrs Ruby Criger of East North Street leaves Thursday morning for San Diego California to visit her son Tom. All seventh grade pupils of 1946 and 1947 who subscribed to the weekly magazine Young America may pick up copies at the public library instead of at Mrs Criger's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Criger
E. North Street
San Diego
Calif
Tom
Correction of Grell residence address error
The Carey Times corrects last week’s listing that gave Mr. and Mrs. George A. Grell’s address as 516 West Street. The correct address is 516 Clay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
George A. Grell
West Street
Clay Street
Local families attend Kentucky Mountain Bible Institute commencement
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas and other local residents from Carey Findlay Arcadia and nearby areas attended the Kentucky Mountain Bible Institute commencement at Vanclere Kentucky. Miss Jane Thomas and Miss Glenna Peters were among the graduates. Miss Florence Frey also joined the visitors home after studying at the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Thomas
Carey
Carl Peters
Findlay
John Peters
Vincent Fruth
Arcadia
Kentucky Mountain Bible Institute
Vanclere
Jane Thomas
Thomas
Glenna Peters
Florence Frey
Institute
Dr. Charles A Bame to Speak at Memorial Church
Dr Charles A Bame will be guest speaker at Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church Sunday evening at 8 o'clock due to Rev B L Lee's illness He announced a three sermon series Was Jesus Necessary Was Jesus Possible and Will Jesus Win One subject was skipped because of a Christ Lutheran baccalaureate service on May 18 Next Sunday night the series will be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Bame
Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
B L. Lee
Bame
Jesus
Christ Lutheran Church
Carey Farmers' Community Club Meeting Report
A Carey Farmers' Community Club session Monday evening featured W. E. Baugher of Sycamore as principal speaker. He spoke about a trip into Mexico and observed sports and living conditions there vs. those in the United States. T. D Romig V. J Krupp and Arthur Wisner will lead next program. Fred Powell Orville Cook and Groger Wagner to oversee refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers’ Community Club
Chall
W.E Baugher
Sycamore
Mexico
T. D Romig
V. J Krupp
Arthur Wisner
Fred Powell
Orville Cook
Groger Wagner
Eagles Notice Installation of V Officerson Tuesday June 3
Installation of vice officers set for Tuesday June 3 at 8 pm. Deputy Organizer Walter E Mansfield of New Lexington directs the work. All incoming officers must attend followed by refreshments. Secretary Cy Meek signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Mansfield
New Lexington
Cy Meek
Sec’y
Memorial Day Services Planned by Legion in Town
The Legion marks Memorial Day with events on Friday May 30 starting 8 am at the American Legion hall for veterans. Parade assembly at 8:30 at the public library, moving to Spring Grove cemetery at 9 and 9:20 program start with music, prayers, wreath laying and a Memorial address. Further services follow at St. Marys cemetery and municipal building with band music, flag raising and final benediction. Veterans may wear uniforms. loud speaker and patriotic records provided by George Jaster and Leo J. Bernard chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Hall
Public Library
Spring Grove
Carey High School
B. L. Lee
O. E. Ford
D. D
Wade HF. Koons
Koons
Harry Eaton
State of Ohio
Ambrose Finnegan
OFM Cony
George Jaster
Jaster
Eaton
Leo J. Bernard
Russell Stout Visits Carey on Navy Duty
Russell Stout, chief warrant radio electrician in the U S Navy, and his daughter Donna of Corpus Christi Texas are visiting Carey for a week en route to Norfolk Virginia. He has been at a radar school in Corpus Christi and will teach air borne electronics at Norfolk. Donna stays with her aunt Mrs F G Chaney southwest of Upper Sandusky and Mr and Mrs Minor Mann hosted Stout during his Carey visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Stout
U. S. Navy
Donna
Corpus Christi
Texas
Norfolk
Georg Stout
Jeanette
Stout
F. GL. Chaney
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Minor Mann
Kiwanis Club Hears Harold Turnbell on GI Bill
Harold Turnbell son of Mr and Mrs Harry B Turnbell spoke at the Kiwanis meeting Monday on The G I Bill of Rights is Problems and Advantages The Carnegie Tech graduate plans to return for further study The club notes a good speaker with an interesting subject is scheduled next Monday and all members should take notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Turnbell
Harry B. Turnbell
Kiwanis Club
G. I
Harold
Carnegie Institute of Technology At
Pittsburgh
Legion Auxiliary to Host Memorial Day Potluck and Donation
A potluck dinner for Earl Green Post 344 American Legion and its auxiliary follows Memorial Day services at the Legion hall. Members are asked to bring a covered dish and their own table service. At Monday’s meeting the Auxiliary voted to donate 5 to help send two Girl Scouts to camp this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Earl Green Post
No 344
American Legion
Philathea Bible Class June Meeting Planned
The Philathea Ladies Bible class of Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church will meet Tuesday at 8:00 PM in the home of Mrs. William Heck west of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Ladies’ Bible
Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
William Heck
Carey
Eagles Hall Saturday Night Round and Square Dance
Eagles hall hosts round and square dancing Saturday night with music by W J Williamson’s orchestra of Fostoria. B C Meek serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Hall
W. J. Williamson
Orchestra of
Fostoria
B. C. Meek
Sec’y
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Johns Hopkins
O. K. OF
O. Meeting
Holy Cross Church
Lansing, Mich
Pascal Murray
Laurence Martin
Russan Cole
Marion Banet
Donald Schifrli Ofmcony
Aloysius Jacoby Ofmcony
Conrad Schweibold
Bonaventure Crowley Ofmcony
Boniface Bianco Ofmcony
Mrs. Criger
DR. Bame
Memorial Church
Carey Farmiers' Community Club
Legion Services
St. Mary’s Cemetery
St. Mary’s
Martin Collet
Ofmcony
Philathea Bible Class
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