Grocers Reach Tourney Finals
Carey Myers and teammates advanced to the Han cock Wood County League Tournament final by routing Van Buren 8 to 7 Sunday at Lora’s Field west of Findlay. The Grocers built an early lead with a four run burst in the first inning and Be took advantage of errors and timely hits to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Courtad
Carey Myers
Wood County
van Buren
Lora’s
Findlay
Grocers
Donelson
Lab
Chuck Heck
Buckingham
Bland
Heck
Myers
DeAmicis
Carey
Norfolk family visits amid wartime military ties
Chief Warrant Officer Russell Stout and Mrs. Stout with daughter Donna spent days in Ohio visiting relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Minor Mann and Mrs. Wil lam Goodman before continuing east. Robert Stout serves in Germany while Henry joins for an indefinite stay. Stout, an instructor with an airborne electronics training unit, has 20 years in the navy and will remain in service temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Stout
David Stout
West of Carey
Lora ‘Chaney
Upper Sandusky
Robert Stout
United States Army
Germany
Henry
Norfolk
Co. W. O. Stout
Navy
Carey Kiwanis Plans Shelter House at Memorial Park
At a Monday meeting the Carey Kiwanis formed three committees Building material and consulting engineer to oversee a 24 by 36 foot shelter house at Memorial Park. Underground work is near completion and above ground construction will begin as soon as materials and labor are available. More details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Kiwanis
Memorial Park
Jrs
Woman's Society of Christian Service Meeting Notice
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet at the church on Wednesday September 8 at 1 06 o'clock. Circle No 3 chaired by Mrs Ray Tracy will host a luncheon. Mrs Elmer Gardner leads the business meeting with devotionals by Mrs Arthur Stevens. Miss Mattin Myers and Mrs Cyril Brown handle the program. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Circle No. 3
Ray Tracy
Elmer Gardner
Arthur Stevens
Mattin Myers
Cyril] Brown
Carey Chapter to Meet at 7:30 Friday Evening
Carey Chapter No 159 Royal Arch Masons announces a regular meeting for Friday evening at 7 30. All chapter members are urged to attend. Led by H P Bland.
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Carey Chapter
Ice house to close for Labor Day weekend
Notice states Spores Fe You Lockers Inc will close all day Monday for Labor Day and begin weekly closure on Sundays starting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aia
Spores Fe You Lockers, Inc
T. R. C. Club to Meet
The T C club will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Minnie Ruffing s home on N. Vance Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T . C. Club
Minnie Ruffing
N. Vance Street
Carey School Calendar 1948 49 Presented to Board
The Carey board approves a definite six week and monthly calendar for the public schools. Months run September through May with holiday blocks for Labor Day Thanksgiving Good Friday and holidays. The last day of school is Friday May 20 1949. George A Hartman superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Board of Education
George A. Hartman
Community Club Highlights Farm Subsidy Debate
The Carey Farmers' Community club met in the K of C hall with Foster Savidge as program chair. Robert B. Sweigard of Upper Sandusky spoke on farm subsidies, noting they lag other industries and urging a fair support price to safeguard farmers amid variable yields. Committees for the next meeting included W. O Jordan, Eugene Swerlein, Fordyce Lortz, with refreshments by Arthur Wisner, Harry Van Horn, and Frank Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers' Community Club
K. of C. Hall
Foster Savidge
Robert B. Sweigard
Upper Sandusky
AAA
Wyandot County
Sweizgard
Sweigard
W. O Jordan
Eugene Swerlein
Fordyce _Lortz
Arthur Wisner
Harry van Horn
Frank Miller
Vincent Brown Named To County Draft Board
County selective service office reports registrations began Monday with 48 names. Vincent Brown of Carey joins the board as a member joining A B Lowry of Upper Sandusky and George Kappauf of Sycamore in the three member county draft panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Brown
Selective Service Office
Cora Belle Kaufman
Sycamore
A B. Lowry
Ora Carpenter
Upper Sandusky
Kaufman
Carey
Selective Service Board
A. B Lowry
George Kappauf
Child Labor Law Summary and Schooling Certificates
The compulsory school age is 6 to 18 with exemptions for some pupils. Certificates require employer card, school record, birth and physician certificates, and a written application. revocation is possible. Employers must return certificates within two days if work ends, with wage liability to cover from dismissal to notice. G A Hartman urges value of education amid job prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Polio Patients From Wyandot County Regaining Ground
Reports from Children's Hospital Columbus detail improving conditions for Wyandot county polio patients. Allen Horn 11, son of Elmer Horn of Jackson township, was released and returned home. Mrs Richard Schertzer of Upper Sandusky was discharged and responding to treatment. Thomas Beinbrech of Upper Sandusky remains in good condition with several days more therapy. Stephan Matteson 9 of Upper Sandusky is no longer isolated and improved. Dale Leichty of Richland township is in critical condition but shows occasional improvement.
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Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Wyaddot County
Allen Horn
Elmer Horn
Jackson Township
Richard Schertzer
Upper Sandusky
Thomas Beinbrech
Stephan Matteson
Otto Matteson
W. Johnson Street
Upper
Sandusky
Dale Leichty
Richland Township
Petitpoint display at Hancock county fair
Mrs A E O Constien of West Findlay street Carey showcases petitpoint bookmarks and framed pictures. Booth run by Mrs Helen Alge Findlay sells yarns and knitted goods. Alge is sister-in-law of Carey resident Mrs A W Balsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E Oconstiew
Findlay Street
Carey
Hancock County Fair
Helen Alge
Findlay
Alge
A. W. Balsley
Newhard Studio Opens in Carey With Modern Photography Services
Joe Newhard and his wife Mrs. George Joseph Newhard open Newhard's Studio of Photography on W Findlay Street Carey. The studio offers portraiture weddings and industrial displays with candid wedding albums and personalized finishing. Hours 9 am to 5 pm with weekend and evening appointments.
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Carey
George Joseph Newhard
Newhard
W. Findlay Street
Hartford
Conn
Germany
U. S Army
Jacob Nitraurer Overcome By Heat Saturday
Jacob Nitraurer aged 77 was overcome by heat Saturday at 1 30 findlay street near East Side Market. He was taken by Goff’s ambulance to the county home where he rested comfortably and was slowly improving. He formerly worked for The Carey Handle and Lumber Co and served as village clerk for many years.
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Jacob Nitraurer
Findlay Street
Nitraurer
Goff’s
Carey Handle & Lumber Co
Cub Scout Pack Potluck Tonight
Cub Scout Pack No. 58 resumes monthly meetings with a potluck supper this Thursday evening September 2 at the home of Mr and Mrs Delmar Grubel five miles northeast of Carey. All who care to go meet at the Methodist church at 6 o clock. Parents of cubs are requested to attend this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Grubel
Carey
Carey Philharmonic Society Holds First Fall Meeting
The Ca rey Philharmonic Society will host a potluck supper at 6:30 on Tuesday evening or September 7 at the home of Mrs. C. C. Simonis 527 W North Street. Members are asked to bring their own table service and attend if possible.
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Carey Philharmonic Society
C. C. Simonis
North Street
Junior CYO Invited to Upper Sandusky Party
The Junior CYO of Our Lady of Consolation parish is invited to a party in St. Peter's school hall Upper Sandusky tonight at 8:00. Parish members are urged to attend this Thursday evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation
Upper Sandusky
St. Peter's School Hall
Very Large Puff Ball Shown in Local Window Display
A giant puff ball, 54 inches in circumference and weighing 6 pounds, is on display in the Spayth Decorating Co window. Aaron See Vanine collected it in his orchard where puff balls reportedly appear yearly and flourish in certain weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spayth
Cos
Aaron
Vanine
Philathea Class to Meet Tuesday at Memorial church
The Philathea Ladies' Bible class of Memorial E A B church will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. Charles Robison of southwest of Carey. Mrs. Warren Luzader will be assisting hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Ladies’ Bible
Memorial E A. B. Church
Charles Robison
Carey
Warren Luzader
Boyce Enlists in U S Army From Dow Street
John Jr Boyce son of Mr and Mrs John Boyce of Dow Street has enlisted in the U S Army. His address is Pvt John Jr Boyce RA 46412078 Receiving and Processing Station Camp Kilmer NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jr Boyce
John Boyce
Dow Street
U. S Army
Pvt
John Jr. Boyce
R. A
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Pythian Sisters Plan Meeting and Potluck Supper
The Tanck BING Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters will meet at the Pythian temple after 3:30 p.m. A second session at 8 p.m. will feature a potluck supper and fellowship.
List of Carey School Supplies by Grade
Pupils across grades must purchase specified workbooks and supplies before school starts. The list includes titles and prices for Grades One through Twelve, with note that upper grades will have additional workbook needs informed by teachers. Buying hours are Monday evening Labor Day from 7 to 9 pm at the superintendent’s office.
Taxi rate change announced by Norman Kromer
Norman Kromer states taxi service will continue for one more month at new rates effective today. A minimum call remains 50 cents for up to two riders over high school age, with 25 cents added for each extra passenger. Phone 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Kromer
Carey lodge 407 IOOF holds regular meeting this Thursday
L O F notice says Carey lodge No. 407 IOOF will meet this Thursday evening September 2 at 7 30. All members urged to be present. Van Baker secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Lodge
van Baker
Farm sale near Upper Sandusky changes hands
Ray Williams of N Lake street purchased a 75 acre farm east of Upper Sandusky from Miss Helen Stecker an insurance agent in Upper Sandusky The sale was conducted by Arthur Stoll licensed real estate salesman
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Ray Williams
N Lake Street
Upper Sandusky
Helen Stecker
Arthur Stoll
K C s Defeat Greenhouse In Rainy League Game
The K C s beat Greenhouse 14 to 11 after a rain delay. Paul DeAmicis went 3 for 3 for Greenhouse while D Mitten was 2 for 4 for K C s. The Legion edged Greenhouse 17 to 14 as J Orians allowed seven hits but walked nine and had seven errors. Don Yingling went 2 for 4 for Legion.
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K. C
Greenhouse
Paul DeAmicis
D. Mitten
The
Legion
Andi
J. Orians
Don Yingling
A. Orians
Pet. Eeewecennes
Ah Scewwecwesecees
Moose
Mnesse ccc Eannaeeese
Seenaee Maha Ky
Eeeseensese Eee
Aonandee Wianiesd
Three Teens Shoot and Kill Heifer on Elm Hill Road
Three southeast town teens aged 13, 14, and 16 fired rifles from a C and O right of way, killing a Norman Gamel heifer valued at 200 dollars. Parents agree to pay. Authorities warn teens and others about casual gun use near countryside and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Gamel
Carey
Elm Hilly
Softball clash set under lights at Memorial park
The Fostoria K of C team meets Carey All Stars Friday at 8 30 at Memorial park in a top section showdown. Carey swamped Fostoria Auto Lite 11 to 2 Monday as H Fritz limited hits to seven with one earned run.
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Memorial Park Field
Fostoria K of C
Carey All Stars
Fostoria
Carey
Fostoria Auto Lite Club
H. Fredritz
Buckland Sets Off to Join Institute of Living Staff
Miss Annette Buckland left Friday for Hartford Connecticut to join the staff of The Institute of Living a privately endowed neuro psychiatric hospital. She plans a year stay and possible graduate work in the training school. Buckland spent five years at Maumee Valley Hospital Toledo three years in training and two as a registered nurse. She has been a guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Graham Buckland of S Vance Street for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Buckland
Hartford
Soldier's First Address from Pvt Paul Watson RA 15412006
Pvt Paul Watson RA 15412006 of Co F 1st Bn Special Training Unit at Fort Bragg North Carolina issues his first address note. It records his service unit and base assignment in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Paul Watson
SpEcial Training Unit
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Regular meeting planned at Moose Hall Friday evening
The WEE A. will hold a regular meeting Friday at 8 15 PM at the Moose hall. All officers and members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tite Tocal Review of the
Wee. A
Moose Hall
Eye injury at Ohio National prompts local treatment
Donald Yingling, while employed at Ohio National in Upper Sandusky, had a metal particle enter his left eye. A local physician removed the foreign body and treated the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Yingling
The
Ohio National
Upper Sandusky
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Carey Schools
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Petitpoint
Joe Newhard
First Meeting Philharmonic Society
Junior Cro
Philathea
Tanck
Bing
Carey School
Bob Pieracini
Lester Keckler
Stehel
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