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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1930

Page

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Carey Merchants Rally Past Fostoria Aces 28 to 6

Carey Merchants defeated Fostoria Aces 28 to 6 in a hard fought football game. Ned Twining connected on key passes and runs setting up multiple scores while Carey’s line powered through a tiring opponent. Final scoring included two Twining touchdowns and a safety plus a late bonus score as Carey controlled the game from start to finish.

Carey Merchants Fosterla Smoet Packle Fostoria Carey Gleep Ned Twining Brashares Twining Dumit Orange Brown Turnbell Ohio Stater Aces Merchants Fastoria Gorrillle Firport Walsh Warner c Martin Mouskert Doyle Re Dowell Sinnelh Altwiserh Wolfelt Kkitzler

Under Cover of Darkness at M. OE Church

A church service at M. OE Church will be held entirely in an unlighted auditorium. Ushers will guide attendees with flashlights as Rev. R. J. Turrell delivers an address titled Under Cover of Darkness. The evening program follows recent dark services at the Methodist church with a dramatized piece last Sunday.

M. OE R. J. Turrell Pelece Lythe Will

Indian Summer Pleases City as November Warmth Abounds

In the penultimate week of November 1930, Tuesday and Wednesday offered unseasonably warm weather with temperatures around the shade. The balmy days saved coal and ashes, while warnings of an upcoming cold snap followed the mild spell. The piece notes concern for the poor without proper clothing or shelter and cites the last Thanksgiving’s bitter cold as a contrast.

Farmers Banquet Honors Kiwanis Members at Carey

Last Thursday 85 men attended the Carey Farmers Community Club banquet at the Catholic hall in honor of Kiwanis members. Mark Karr presided as toastmaster while C and Blakeman of Tiffin spoke on conservation. Perry L. Green, state director of agriculture, did not appear for his evening address, reasons unknown to Carey attendees.

Carey Farmers Community Club Kiwanis Club Brown Mark Karr C. &. Blakeman Tiffin F. A Fowler Harpster Adam Herbert South of Town Perry L. Green Carey

Babsy Turrell Returns Home After Dayton Accident

Babsy Turrell and her mother Mrs R J Turrell arrived home last Saturday evening. Babsy wears a plaster cast from hips to toes on her right leg with a removable cast on her left leg. She will likely use the casts for about six months with changes every six weeks. She cannot sit up straight but can assume a half reclining position and move about in a wheelchair.

Babsy Turrell Dayton R. J. Turrell Babsy

Homecoming and Rally Day at Vanlue U B Church

Homecoming and rally day services set for next Sunday November 23 at the Vanlue U B church. Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching by Rev Sage at 10 30 a m basket dinner special music and addresses at 2 p m lecture on The Holy Land by Rev Paul Sharp of North Baltimore at 3 30 p m everyone welcome.

U. B Vanlue Sage the Holy Land Paul Sharp North Baltimore

Carey Farmers Community Club Meeting Planned for Nov 24

The Carey Farmers Community Club will hold its regular meeting Monday evening at the Moose hall. A good program has been arranged and refreshments will be served.

Carey Farmers Community Club Moose Hall

Bristol Family Moves to Funeral Home Ownership Change

Mr and Mrs Harry Bristol have moved to the funeral home on West Findlay Street where Bristoll and Kear recently took over the Sutter undertaking business after the purchase.

Harry Bristol W. Findlay Street Bristoll & Kear Sutter Undertaking

Bazaar well attended at Catholic hall chicken supper

The annual bazaar and chicken supper at the Catholic hall drew a large crowd last evening. Organizers report strong turnout and predict another big crowd for tonight's final session.

Fostoria and Twining Lead Scoring in Short Football Bout

Lanket It Wickiserle Turnbell qb Dumitrhy N Twining l Crawford fb scored touchdowns with Carey Brashares and Dumit adding more. Brown kicked two PATs. Substitutions Carey Brown Bell Spencer Bowman. Fostoria Clinger Hall. Quarter times 12 10 12 10. Reteret Little.

Lanket It Wickiserle Turnbell Qb Dumitrhy N. Twining l Crawford Fb Carey Brashares Dumit Twining Brown Fostoria Doyle Bell Spencer Bowman Clinger Hall Little

Student Council visits county schools to share ideas

News notes that 14 council members split into three groups to visit eight county schools on Monday. They aim to foster friendly ties and exchange ideas on student participation. visits will be discussed at the next meeting.

Spe Atr the Peetlan Yronday Helen’ Gottfried Margaret Lanner Cloyce Wentling Elias Arnold Martha Stoody Tommy Stombaugh Jack Heck Louis Adrien Willis Green Helen Lanner Jack DeWitt Betty Allen Edward

Melford Culler Receives Scholastic Honors at Ohio State

Melford Culler son of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Culler of East Findlay Street is among 13 Ohio State students elected to Beta Gamma Sigma, honoring top fifth academic ranking. He was also elected to Beta Alpha Psi and has passed the required exam, with the club noting high scholastic standards. Culler, a Carey High School graduate, is known locally for serving as assistant cashier at the First National Bank where his father is cashier.

Melford Culler I. L. Culler E. Findlay Street Ohio State Beta Gamma Sigma Culler Sentfor Carey High School First National Bank

Lutheran Anniversary Observed With Memorial Service

Christ Lutheran church marks its 72nd anniversary this Sunday with a memorial morning worship service. Past and present congregation members will be remembered and participate. Music by the choir and male quartet, with Mrs B L Wallace directing the vested choir and Mrs Walter Myers playing organ numbers.

Christ Lutheran Church B. L. Wallace Walter Myers

Mrs Minnie Gault Dead in Ohio Town

Mrs Minnie Gault died after a 16 month illness with tuberculosis at her home on E North Street. Funeral services will be Sunday at Memorial Evangelical Church with Rev O D Myers officiating. Burial in St Paul Cemetery south of Vanlue. Maiden name Brown. Widow of Harley Gault who died 11 years ago. She was 45. Mother Mrs Matilda Brown survives.

E. North Street Minnie Gault Memorial Evangelical Church O. D Myers St. Paul Cemetery Vanlue Gault Brown Harley Gault Matilda Brown

Change in Big Four railroad agents

O W Squier who served nine years as local agent for the Big Four railroad at Carey was replaced by T N Golden from Brooks by seniority. Squier moves to Vanlue to supervise the express and plans to live in Carey while commuting daily. S Cockerell, former Vanlue agent, transfers to Patterson.

O W. Squier Big Four Railroad T. N Golden Brooks

Carey’s water supply holds steady despite town shortages

Frank Frey, a local plant engineer, reports water pressure here remains strong, even as many towns face shortages. He notes the supply has held firm through the past several years, indicating resilience of the local system.

Frank Frey

Carey Times Reschedules Thanksgiving Publication

The Carey Times will print early next week on Wednesday morning due to Thanksgiving. Copy must be submitted a day earlier than usual and no display advertising will be taken after 9 00 a m Tuesday.

Carey Times

Bake Sale Saturday at Hast End Lutheran Aid

A bake sale is planned Saturday by Lutheran Aid at the Hast End restroom location. Proceeds support church relief efforts.

Lutheran Aid

Knights of Pythias Break Ground for New Justus Lodge Castle Hall

Ground breaking ceremony for Justus lodge No 93 Knights of Pythias marks start of a new castle hall on the corner of South and Patterson. H G Chambers trustee delivers address while Elza Jacoby and George Ash take part. Addition will extend front and wings. basement pouring begins. dark gray brick and Indiana limestone trim planned. Justus lodge has occupied town hall upper story for years.

Berd Aheng United “Brethren South Patterson Streets Justus Lodge No Knights of Pythias H. G. Chambers Paul R. Clouser Elza Jacoby George Ash Justus Carey Pythian Castle Justus Lodge

Wisterman Couple Relocate To Newhard Block

Dr. Wisterman an osteopathic physician and his wife move from Toledo to our city and reside in a Newhard block flat. He recently passed the state board exam in June and has practiced for several months. A Philadelphia College graduate he completed his internship there and holds Theta Psi fraternity membership along with national and state osteopathic association affiliations.

H. E. Wisterman Toledo Newhard Block Wisterman Philadelphia College Theta Psi Fraternity

Real Estate Transfers Involve Ida Shaw Sales

Mrs Ida Shaw sold her farm four miles southwest of town to Charles Cole and bought Dallas Putnam's North Street property. Possession begins December 1. Both transactions arranged through H G Feasel Agency.

Ida Shaw Charles Cole Dallas Putnam North Street H. G. Feasel

Eastern Star Pot Luck and Meeting Notice

Members are invited to a pot luck supper at the hall Friday at 6 PM. A regular meeting and officer elections plus initiation follow at 7 30 PM. Grand chapter meeting report to be given. all members urged to attend.

The Eastern Star

Carey Greenhouses Showcases Floral Beauty in Town Window

Chrysanthemums in the Carey Times window highlight a broader display at the Carey Greenhouses. Geo. Hacker, who has run the greenhouses for about a year, has implemented many improvements to the property.

Carey Times Carey Geo. Hacker

Harold Kromer dies after hunting accident near Fostoria

Harold Kromer 14 son of Mr and Mrs Henry Kromer Jr of Fostoria fatally injured in a hunting accident Saturday when a double barreled shotgun discharged as a hunter cocked both barrels. He died at Fostoria hospital around 8 30 p m. Surviving siblings and extended family attend funeral at St Wendelin church Fostoria. Burial in local cemetery. Numerous relatives from this community and nearby towns attended the services.

Harold _Kromer Henry Kromer, Jr Fostoria David ‘Frankhart Young ‘Frankhart Kramer St: J Wendelin St. Wendelin Church Leonard Kromer Cyril Kromer C. A. Schira Vincent Krupp Paul Kromer Leo Kromer Robert Wendell Simon Ann Arbor Mich Theodore Kromer Toledo Harold Henry Kromer Fostorta

Kiwanis Luncheon Hears Biz Use of Golden Rule

Twenty one members attend the Monday Kiwanis luncheon led by vice president Harry Keller. Rev Norman Sweat of Upper Sandusky spoke on applying the Golden Rule in business to improve industrial relations and correct unsatisfactory conditions.

Kiwanis Harry Keller Norman Sweat Upper Sandusky

Legion Auxiliary to Install Officers on Nov 24

Dr. J. D. Siddall commander will install officers at the auxiliary meeting Monday evening November 24. Meeting opens at 7 30 prompt with social committee members Mrs. Ruby Criger Mrs. H L Pahl Mrs A F Byers and Mrs F N Schira serving.

J. D. Siddall Earl Green Post American Legion The Legion Auxiliary Ruby Criger H. L. Pahl A. F. Byers F. N. Schira

Leg Broken in Wagon Incident Near McCutchenville

Fred Tanner, living a mile west of McCutchenville, broke his left leg between the knee and ankle while helping move a wagon from a barn. A stone caused his foot to twist, resulting in a broken bone and torn ligaments.

Fred Tanner McCutchenville

Knights of Columbus Meet After Rabbit Supper

Knights of Columbus hold their regular meeting on Tuesday evening November 25. A rabbit supper will follow and attendees are asked to bring rabbit cuts to Emerine's meat market before Tuesday noon. Everyone is invited.

Knights of Columbus Emerine’s

Thanksgiving Dinner at Rosemary Tea Room

Make your reservations now for a turkey dinner at the Rosemary Tea Room. Price 75c. Phone Y-83 44-5np.

Rosemary Tea Room

Revival at Memorial Evangelical Church Growing Strong

O D Myers pastor announces revival at Memorial Evangelical Church with nightly services. The campaign sees emphasis on salvation and rededication, inviting men Thursday, family night Friday, and a great Sunday with morning and evening services.

Memorial Evangelical Church Kingdom of God O. D. Myers

Light Rate Case Settled in Carey Common Pleas Court

The Carey light and power rate dispute ended with a settlement about 6 PM Thursday. New schedules replace old tariffs with a 15 percent discount on residential and commercial lighting, old B-2 and B-3 tariffs dropped, B-1 power rate retained with 25 percent discount, net billings and a minimum 10 cent penalty. Water rates stay unchanged. November consumption bills reflect December 1 start.

Carey Common Pleas Court Peter B. Emerine L. J. Nachbar Board of Trustees of Public Affairs Board of Public Affairs Ohio Power Co Municipal Light and Power and Water Earl B. Carter Village of F J. Stalter Orn Wade Fostoria A K Hall This City Attoreney Frank T. Dore Tiff

Union Thanksgiving Service Planned for Carey Churches

A union Thanksgiving service for the Protestant churches in Carey will be held at the ME church on Wednesday evening November 26 at 7 30 pm. Rev Paul R. Clouser of the Lutheran church will deliver the Thanksgiving message. A combined chorus choir is planned for the music.

Carey Paul R. Clouser

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Funeral Home Lucille Kinsinger Louis Allen Millicent Warren Columbus Carey's Bake Sale DR. Wisterman Harold Kromer Kiwanis Meeting Knights OF Columbus Meeting W. L. Bennett Napoleon UNION Cc. K. OF C. Social C. K. of C. Socelal
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