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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1933

Page

1

Carey Warriors Defeat North Baltimore on Carey's Field

Carey High School football team defeated North Baltimore 20 to 0 on Carey's field last Thursday. The game featured a punt duel early, two first-half scores by Mesmer and Myers, and a late fourth quarter plunge by Myers with a Kitzler point after. Carey improves to 7 starts 1 loss for North Baltimore and heads to Norwalk to face St Pauls High School. Starting lineups listed for both teams.

Carey High School Football Warriors North Baltimore Carey Mesamer John Mullholand Myers Smiley Mullholand R. Kitzler Norwalk St. Paul’s High School Upper Sandusky L. E Tony Jesko L. T Jim Harris L. G John Muliholand Robert Heck R. G Halle Turnbell R. T Gaylord Patterson Edgar Keller Q. B Ralph Smiey L. H Forest Myers R. H Richard Kitzler F. B Edward Messmer M. Die‘telbach LL. T N. Straley RR. Lloyd P. Apple B. ‘Chapman R. Apple R. E D. Swartz P. Moore C. Brumbaugh R. Thompson H. Vanamon B. Kitzler T. Wentling

Room Wins Highlight Arithmetic Race and Stamp Club

In our room the arithmetic races were won by Row 2 Beulah Long and Clayton Shull were room winners Martha Jane Keller We have several stamp committees to make a stamp book We are trying to collect many different kinds of United States stamps and stamps of foreign nations Each week we paste the stamps which have been collected Leland Strahm continued on page 6.

Beulah Long Clayton Shull Martha Jane Keller United States

Crestline Man Fined for Passing School Bus

A. D. Miller of Crestline was fined $5 and costs of $10.05 after pleading guilty to passing a school bus receiving children on Fox road. The incident was reported by driver D. B. Fetters on October 16. Deputy Sheriff Paul Frey brought Miller to court before Justice of the Peace W. Z. Campbell.

A. D. Miller Crestline Court of Justice of the Peace W. Z. Campbell D. B. Fetters Fox Road Paul Frey Miller

Parochial School Children Give Fine Halloween Program

A large crowd attended a Halloween program Monday night by the third and fourth grade pupils of Our Lady of Consolation School directed by Sr Consolata. Piano accompaniments were by Mary Elizabeth Haford and Rita and Vincent Brown performed piano duets.

Our Lady of ‘Consolation School Sr. ‘Consolata Mary Elizabeth Haford Rita Vincent Brown

Arm Broken During Play at Home

A report states a person broke her left arm just above the wrist while at home on Wednesday after an incident during a game. The injury occurred during a children’s playtime activity leading to medical attention.

Auditor Named for N. C. O. Cooperative Cream Stations

Milton Trubey wins contract to audit the books for the N. C. O. Cooperative cream stations headquartered in Bucyrus Ohio. He will oversee financial records and ensure accuracy across the cooperative's operations.

Milton Trubey Bucyrus

Carey Times Office Displays Printed or Engraved Name Cards

The Carey Times office shows a collection of name cards printed or engraved for staff and visitors. The display highlights varied typography and card stock, reflecting a range of design styles used in the period.

Carey Times

November at Tie Methodist Church sermon series

Rev A C Rainsberger leads four Sunday night sermons in November challenging sin and devilishness with concise clear messages. Topics include the liar in Carey on Nov 5, Gideon in Carey on Nov 12, and The Devil's Dress Suits on Uncle Sam's Pegs on Nov 19, plus a music filled service with Mrs W R Shisler on Nov 26.

A. C. Rainsberger Spa Methodist Church Rainsberger Aubjéct Pia Carey Gideon Uncle Sam W. R. Shisler Tiffin

Barn Raising on Golden Tong Farm near Carey

A hip roof barn on Golden Tong’s farm 40 miles southwest of Carey was raised last Friday. The 34 by 85 foot structure had Grover Snyder and MA Harry Niederkohr as contractors with carpenters including Harry Neiderkohr P. J. Neiderkohr Herman Schreiner Herman Neiderkohr Milt Hendricks and Clarence Hoepf. Helpers from Vanlue and nearby areas joined in with Mrs. Oscar Karg and family assisting in serving dinner.

Golden Tong Carey Grover Snyder MA Harry Niederkohr Harry Neiderkohr P. J. Neiderkohr Herman Schreiner Herman Neiderkohr Milt Hendricks Vanlue Clarence Hoepf Hobart Tong Linda Tong Orville Wohlgamuth Jank Lee Joe Tong Red. Walters William Karg Leona Tong Oscar Karg John Ruth Francis Tong

George A Gibbs dies at 86 in Michigan

George A Gibbs former Carey resident died Wednesday October 25 at the home of his daughter in law near Huron Michigan at age 86. His son Verne Gibbs of Homer had died a few weeks earlier. Funeral services were held Saturday October 28 in Marshall Michigan. Gibbs was a Civil War veteran. Ed Gibbs of this place and Fred Gibbs of Vanlue are nephews.

Roy Kirkwood George A. Gibbs Carey Eva Gibbs Huron Mich Verne Gibbs Homer Marshall Mr. Gibbs Ed Gibbs This Place Fred Gibbs Vanlue

Test Well Near Town Proves Water Supply Viable

The Board of Public Affairs finished drilling on Irene Gillet’s farm west of town for a new water supply. After 48 hours of pumping, 250 gallons per minute flowed with only a three foot drawdown. 48 hours of pumped water were sent to the state department for analysis.

Board of Public Affairs Irene Gillet State Department

Local Bird Dog Takes Third Place in Field Trial

Belle Bennas Patsy owned by Sherman Tong and his son Elmer placed third in a field trial at Find lay near Carey. The Wood and Hancock County Bird Dog Association sponsored the event at Liberty Centralized school field with 12 dogs entered from neighboring states.

Sherman Tong Elmer Carey Findlay Wood and Hancock County Bird Dog Association Liberty Centralized Pat

Armistice Day Parade Seeks Floats in Carey

Local organizers urge entries for the Armistice Day parade led by the Legion. Lawrence Bland is the contact for anyone planning a float and the group hopes to have broad business participation across Carey.

Lawrence Bland Legion Carey

Services at County Home Set for Sunday Afternoon

The monthly services will be held at the county home Sunday afternoon at 2:00. Rev. J. H. Shaffer of Sycamore will deliver the talk.

J. BH. Shaffer Sycamore

Carey Voters Receive Five Ballots Next Tuesday

The Carey and Crawford township voters face a lengthy election ballot with five ballots for Carey and four for Crawford. The Village Party Column lists Democratic and Republican candidates for mayor clerk treasurer marshal council and public affairs. The Official Constitutional Convention ballot spans two columns of delegates plus a blank unpledged column. The three amendments and one proposed law appear on the Issues ballot along with an age pension item. Voting locations mirror August primaries in Montague's studio Lindower's Turnbell's shop and the farmers' cream station Crawford A and B at Johnson's shop.

Carey Crawford Township Village Party Frees Samuel H. Krebs L. N. Zahn Daisy Moyer Robert S. O’connor D. A. Cole F. J. Emerine Harry Hosafros Roland McDowell Mervin D. Shafer O. W. Squier Board of Trustees of Public Affairs A. G. Collet A. J. Frederick Jacob Stief Almon Bluse Jacob Nitrauer Sherman H. McKee W. Z. Campbell A. M. Rothgeb H. Lawrence Wenner Harry Williams Carey and John S. Fox G. E. Greer Ervin Wentling Ohio Smalles Montague Lindower Turnbell Farmers Crawford A Crawford Johnson

Odd Fellows Meet Tonight at Carey Lodge No 407

Carey Lodge 407 I O O F will meet this Thursday evening at 7 30 Members are urged to attend.

Weekday Church School Opens at Lutheran Parish

The Lutheran Church notes the first Week Day Church School session held Wednesday at 4 00 pm. Classes are taught by Mrs Charles Hood Miss Louise Romig Mr A Is Constien and Rev Paul R Clouser with weekly meetings for six months. Parents urged to enroll by next Wednesday no registration fee and the textbook is the only cost.

Lutheran Church Charles Hood Louise Romig A. Is. Constien Paul R. Clouser Joseph Sittler Synod of Ohio G. V. Sutphen Toledo

Cavey Greenhouses Under New Management

Gust I Wunderlin former Fostoria Floral Co grower now operates the Carey Green houses which reopen with full stock of cut flowers and potted plants for all occasions. He invites the public to call.

Gust I. Wunderlin Fostoria Floral Co Carey Wunderlin

Carey to Celebrate Armistice Day in Big Community Event

Paul Herbert of Columbus will address Armistice Day celebrations at the Carey High School auditorium Saturday November 11 at 1500 hours. A top football game between Upper Sandusky and Carey follows on the high school ground. The American Legion Auxiliary serves a 35 cent supper at the Catholic hall from 5 30. A large parade with drum corps bands organizations and floats will close the day with a street fair and Legionnaire entertainment plans statewide.

Paul Herbert Columbus American Legion of Ohio Earl Green Post Herbert Upper Sandusky Carey American Legion Auxiliary Catholic Hall Legionnaires Legion

Beech Grove Church Plans 20th Anniversary Program

Anniversary day will be observed Sunday November 65 at Beech Grove five miles south of town. It marks the 20th anniversary of the church building with Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30. A basket dinner will be served in the church basement at noon followed by an afternoon program. All are welcome.

Beech Grove

State approves bridge contract over Tymochtee Creek

Columbus state official O W Merrell announced federal authorization for a .599 mile steel beam bridge with concrete decks and substructure over Tymochtee creek near Crawford. The Kear Baker Co of Wharton won the bid at 34074 dollars.

Columbus O. W. Merrell Tymochtee Creek Crawford Kear-Baker Co Wharton

Class Meeting Postponed In Definite Delay

The Victory class of the Methodist Sunday school postpones its meeting tonight at Mrs. F. H. Frederick's home indefinitely.

Methodist Sunday School F. H. Frederick

Store Delivers Two Newborns to Local Families

The store reports a 9-pound son born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Fred Bakies of S Muncie street and a 9-pound daughter born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Clarence Shultz four miles north of Carey.

Fred Bakies S. Muncie Street Clarence Shultz Carey

W. B. A. to Present Playlet Those Husbands of Ours

The W B A will stage a playlet Those Husbands of Ours Friday at 8 00 pm Admission is 10 cents for adults and 6 6 for children Penny Keano will follow The public is invited

Penny Keano

Knights of Columbus Fish Fry at Catholic Hall Friday

The Knights of Columbus will host a fish supper at the Catholic hall on Friday November 10. Proceeds support parish activities and community charity.

Knights of Columbus Catholic Hall

Revival Sermons At Memorial Evangelical Church

Rev C L Kern of Ashland a former Memorial Evangelical pastor speaks on Vital, vation during services all next week at 7 45 pm. Spirited gospel singing and special numbers accompany each evening as the Word of God is preached.

C. L. Kern D. D Ashland Memorial Evangelical Church

Carey Ex Hips Edge Richwood In Last Minute Stand

Whitey Arnold returned a 50 yard interception for the only score as Carey ex Hips defeated Richwood 6 0 in a hard fought game played after 41 minutes of even play. Bunter Reese starred for Richwood while Carey’s line outcharged the visitors and held firm near goal. Next Sunday Carey hosts Bradner Merchants at the high school grounds.

Whitey Arnold Carey Richwood L. B B. Arnold L. T B. Gardner L. G F. Kitzler C., Snyder R. G W. Greer R. T K. Kitzler R. E R. Wickiser Q. Turnbell L. H A. Gardner R. H E. Powers M. Crist Substitutes Hood Thomas Green Carsner ex-Hi Bradner Merchants Bradner Sanday

Howard Clinger Rescued From Blanchard River

Howard Clinger, 21, of 318 S West Street, was pulled from the Blanchard River near the Main Street dock shortly before 8:00 AM Wednesday. He had worked at Ohio State University's medical dispensary and sought work at Findlay’s Home and Hospital. He was treated at Barnhart ambulance and released from the hospital last night.

Howard Clinger S. West Street Blanchard River Main Street Ohio State University Findlay Barnhart Johnston

Carey Farmers Club Plans Kiwanis Banquet Night

At a Monday meeting Rev Paul Vollrath spoke on Careys Community Chest and plans were made for a banquet to host the Carey Kiwanis at the Catholic hall on Thursday November 9 Director of Agriculture Hahn field will be the speaker Refreshments were provided by the committee Members were asked to contact the secretary and bring 12 sandwiches and an extra dish for the event The club also aims to entertain the Deunquat Community club ladies and their husbands at the next gathering

Carey Farmers Community Club Paul Vollrath Carey Carey Kiwanis Catholic Hall Hahnfield Deunquat Carey Club

Excellent concert at Methodist church by Findlay Male Chorus

A large crowd gathered Sunday evening at the Carey Methodist church to hear the Findlay Male Chorus. Conductor C M Huber led a varied program performed by 30 singers with organist Dale Hutson. church ladies provided a lunch after the performance.

Methodist Church Findlay C M Huber Dale Hutson Carey

Clerk Candidate Notice for Village of Carey

Jacob Nitrauer seeks a second term as village clerk in Carey with a vote requested for the November 7, 1933 election.

Carey Jacob Nitrauer

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Margaret Pahl Allen Hosafros Leland Strahm Tie County ODD Fellows Howard Snyder D. T. Hart H. G. Chambes BE. B. Kurtz H. L. Wenner T. E. Dromgold Elsie Howard R. C. Beebe Cavey Greenhouses OFC Carey Swins Again
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