Bowling Teams Plan Season Openings This Week
Several bowling leagues announce planning meetings to prep for the season. The Women's League meets Friday at the Keller home, Regular League starts Monday, the Major League gathers Thursday at 8, the Industrial League Friday at 8, and the City League Friday at 9. The Industrial League opens Tuesday. all leagues begin next week.
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Edgar Keller
EH. Findlay Street
Recreation
Illeys
Memiberg
Industrial League
800 Horses Sailed To Poland On Relief Vessel
Lowell Short of Archbold sailed from New Port News on the S S Queen's Victory to help transport 800 horses to war damaged Poland. He is part of a 29 man crew from 10 states aiding relief efforts at the New Windsor Md center which ships livestock and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell. Short
S. H. Short
Archbold
S. S. Queen's Victory
Poland
Newport News
Europe
Lowell
United Church Service Center
New Windsor
Lowell Short
District of Columbia
Relief Center
Benjamin Bushong
New Windsor Md
Archbold Buckeye
Bernadine Nye Undergoes Bone Graft for Arm Break
Miss Bernadine Nye returned to her Clay Street home from Findlay hospital after a four year old arm fracture required a second breakbone graft. A two inch by a quarter inch piece was taken from her right leg to stabilize the left arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine Nye
Wallace Nye
Clay Street
Findlay ‘S Hospital
Three to enter Ohio University at Athens
James Calmes son of Charles Calmes John Schira son of Mrs Hilda Schira and Morris Wonder son of Mr and Mrs Ervin Wonder of near Tiffin will leave September 15 to enter Ohio University at Athens Calmes will major in pre law Schira civil engineering and Wonder in agriculture All three are ex servicemen and graduates of Carey high school.
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James Calmes
Charles Calmes
John Schira
Hilda Schira
Morris Wonder
Ervin Wonder
Near Tiffin
Ohio University At
Athens
Calmes
Schira
Wonder
Carey High School
Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society Meeting Preview
The Jenmie Larmonth Missionary Society of Christ Lutieram Church will meet Monday September 9 at 5 pm in Mrs. Ruby Criger’s home on E North Street. Mrs. G M Tong will discuss the topic Students Today Leaders Tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenmie Larmonth Missionary Society of Christ Lutieram Church
Spm
Ruby Criger
E. North Street
G. M. Tong
Wesleyan Guild to Meet September 9 at 8
The Wesleyan Guild of the Methodist Sunday school will meet September 9 at 8 o'clock in the home of M Paul Woods on Wyandot street. If Jack French, Mrs J R McCloy and Mrs Vernon Huston will be assisting hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Guild of
Methodist Sunday School
M Paul Woods
Wyandot Stree
Jack French
J. R. McCloy
Vernon Huston
Reading In the Carey Schools Reading In the Carey Schools
G A Hartman, superintendent, emphasizes the Carey Schools focus on reading as foundational. The article outlines a structured program using Gates-Huber WORK PLAY texts, balancing oral and silent reading, phonics drills, and comprehension, linking reading to success across subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
G. A. Hartman
Farm home burglarized near Carey during family outing
Sunday afternoon last week Mr and Mrs Oscar Fruth and daughters Martha Catherine Barbara and Mary Jane were away when someone unlocked a door six miles northwest of Carey and ransacked the house. A metal strong box with government bonds, Mrs Fruths wedding ring, money insurance papers vehicle bills foreign coins and more was taken along with the children savings a cedar chest blanket a 60 dollar drill and new boots. Nearby Sam Stones home was burglarized days earlier with school clothing stolen. Police note the thiefs preference for unused saleable items and Fruth had sought a safety deposit box without luck.
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Oscar Fruth
Martha
Catherine
Barbara
Mary Jane
Carey
Fruth
Sam Stone
Dredges Bought for Ohio Lakes as Permanent Equipment
Dredging machines purchased as permanent equipment for Indian Lake Lake St Mary Buckeye Lake and Buckeye Lake will receive a suction dredge now used at East Harbor The big shovels on floating barges are also land capable and will maintain channels shore lines and wildlife areas The Buckeye Lake dredge is to move there around September 1.
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Indian Lake
Lake St Mary
Buckeye Lake
East Harbor
Park Eite
Lake Erie
Two Local Babies Born in area Hospitals
An eight pound daughter, Jane Marie, was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Fleece of Carey at Findlay hospital Friday at 7 55 am. A six pound fourteen ounce daughter was born on Wednesday August 21 at 12 30 am in Fostoria City hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Schultz of Fostoria. Mrs Schultz was Rita Brown before marriage, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown of south of Carey.
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Findlay Hospital
Howard Fleece
Carey
Fostoria City Hospital
Raymond Schultz
Fostoria
Jane Marie
Schultz
Rita Brown
Ralph Brown
South of Carey
Carey Chapter to Meet Friday Evening
Carey chapter No. 159 RA M will meet Friday evening at 7 30 o clock All members please be present W C Loughley H P
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CAREY
First Frost Damages Crops Near Carey
The first frost of the season damaged crops in the muck northwest of Carey Friday and Tuesday. Corn late potatoes pickles and matoes suffered. one grower estimated corn losses at 50 percent. A 9 acre late potato field was completely destroyed.
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Carey
NLRB Dismisses Carey Complaint on Union Claims
The National Labor Relations Board dismissed a charge against National Lime & Stone Co of Carey Ohio. It involved Maurice Gaster alleged to have been discharged for union activities with United Construction Workers, a UMWA affiliate. The board found no proven discrimination after reviewing the record and noted issues over his visiting the lime plant and off duty conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
National Lime & Stone Company
Carey
Uuftom
Gaster
New Sugar Stamp 51 Approved for 5 Pounds of Sugar
The Office of Price Administration announces Spare Stamp 51 becomes valid from September 1 for 5 pounds of sugar covering September through December. Stamp 49 remains valid through September due to local shortages from misdistribution and limited boxcar supply. Allocations stay at 5 pounds per person every four months amid Cuba Puerto Rico supply uncertainty and famine relief needs. The sugar ratio will continue into early next year as Cuba’s crop size won’t be known until late January.
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OPA
Cuba
Puerto Rico
John H Neate Heads Ohio Elks at Cedar Point
John H Neate of Upper Sandusky was elected president of the Ohio Elks association at Cedar Point. Other officers include W E Berg as first vice president, Joseph H Kleinfelter as second vice president, Nelson E Stuart as third vice president, E Gene Furnace as secretary, C W Wallace as treasurer, James Lynch to a 3-year board term, with re-elected Maurer and Cole to the board and Rev C E Dowell as chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
John H. Neate
Upper Sandusky
Ohio Elks Association
Cedar Point
W. E Berg
New Philadelphia
Joseph H. Kleinfelter
Bucyrus
Nelson E Stuart
Cleveland
E Gene Furnace
C W Wallace
Columbus
James Lynch
John K. Maurer
Middletown
W E Cole
Lakewood
C E Dowell
Ashtabula
Resuve Angle Parking in Pemberville
Bob Frizzell new street commissioner repaints angle parking lines in Pemberville's business district. White lines replace the old parallel markings after street resurfacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resuve
Pemberville
Bob Frizzell
Tire Thieves Active in Genoa Woodville and Perrysburg
The report notes a spate of tire and wheel thefts in Genoa last week with several residents reporting missing tires. Similar thefts have also occurred in Woodville and Perrysburg as authorities investigate the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Woodville
Perrysburg
WBA Notice Calls Members to Regular Friday Meetings
The local review of the WBA will hold a regular meeting this Friday evening September 6 at 8 15 o clock All officers and members are urged to attend The review will meet every Friday evening at the usual time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBA
Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters Postpone Meeting
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters will hold their meeting on September 12 instead of September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pythian Sisters
Moose Legion to Meet at Sandusky Lodge
The Legion of the Moose holds its regular monthly meeting at Sandusky Moose Lodge on Sunday September 8 with an initiation for new candidates. A bus will transport members from the focal Moose hall at 12 20 pm and return from Sandusky at 9 00 pm. Members may reserve seats by contacting Secretary C J Neff by Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion of the Moose
Sandusky Moose Lodge
Moose
C. J. Neff
People Cause Most Forest Fires in Nation Report
A report from American Forest Products Industries cites people as the main forest fire threat. Smokers and picnic bonfires account for most blazes, with lightning far behind. the Tillamook fire shows how quickly a spark can destroy acres and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forest Products Industries, Inc
Tillamook
Oregon
Carey Edges Bloomville and Findlay Thams
Carey baseball club wins two games beating Bloomville Giants 10 to 5 and Findlay Cafe 8 to 6. Barney Underwood and Dick Lab star with strong pitching and key hits. Don Yingling adds three straight singles and a three run homer. Next Sunday open date but plans for a game are in the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Bloomville Giants
Findlay Senate Cafe
Barney Underwood
Giants
Dick Lab
Don Yingling
John DeAmicis
Findlay
Jack Ammons
Carey Townsend Club Meeting and Sun District Convention
The Carey Townsend club will meet at the Carey public library Monday September 9 at 8 pm. All members present at this meeting. The Sun district convention will meet Sunday afternoon September 15 at 2 pm in Kenton. This will be an interesting meeting. Jacob Nitrauver President of Carey Club.
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Carey Townsend Club
Carey Public Library
Sun District
Kenton
Jacob Nitrauver
Carey Club
Healey's Restaurant Change Hands on Route 23
Vernel Healey has sold his restaurant north of Carey on Route 23 to Gordon Dasher. Healey will devote all of his time to his Evergreens business in Upper Sandusky.
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Vernel Healey
Carey
Gordon Dasher
Carey Village Clerk Sells Hunting Licenses
Miss Jacqueling Mapes, clerk of the Village of Carey, announces hunting licenses are for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueling Mapes
Vilage of
Carey
Soldiers Named in Wartime Service Ad Listing
A wartime recruitment style notice lists Pvt. Frederick Williams of Fort Bragg North Carolina Pvt. Ferdinand D. Williams of Fort Bragg North Carolina and Pvt. Donald Kmebs of Fort Knox Kentucky as service members. The document presents unit details and registration numbers in a clipped memorial style.
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Pvt
Frederick Williams
Co. D
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Ferdinand D. Williams
R. T. C. Font
Bragg
Donald Kmebs
R. A
Co. C
R. T.C
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Visitors arrive by plane in local first
Mr and Mrs Dan Weber of Crawford welcomed John Dailey and Bob Gorham of Devil's Lake as the first guests to arrive by air in the area. The visitors landed Thursday evening in Firmin Pahl's field near the Weber home and stayed until Friday noon. They traveled in Taylor crafts bought at Alliance costing 2400 dollars with two seat capacity. The pilots planned to stay Friday night in Milwaukee.
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Dan Weber
Crawford
John Dailey
Bob Gorham
Devil’s Lake
N. D
Firmin Pahl
Weber
Alliance
Bob
Army Air Corps
John
Navy
David
Sam
Pahl
Milwaukee
Life Membership Awarded in Monument Association
H B Keller of Carey received an honorary life membership in the North Central Ohio Memorial Dealers association at a July meeting held at the Elks home in Findlay. He later left for New York City to represent Spring Grove cemetery at the American Cemetery association convention, September 3 to 6 at the Hotel Roosevelt.
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H. B Keller
Carey
North Central Ohio Memorial Dealers’ Association
the Elks Home
Findlay
Keller
New York City
Spring Grove Cemetery
American Cemetery Association
Hotel Roosevelt
Bernice Mae
Cleveland
Monument Builders of America
Association
Fostoria Murderer Paroled in Columbus
Orvill Stephens 36, who confessed himself in sleep to complicity in a 1930 killing, is to be released on parole from Ohio Penitentiary on September 26. He had been jailed 14 years for robbery, and inmates’ reports led to his life sentence for second degree murder in the Pastoria shooting of grocer Frank Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvill Stephens
Ohio
Stephens
Frank Williams
Pastoria Grocer
Stephen
Leave claim forms available at Carey post office
Forms for filing unused World War II veterans leave claims are now available at the Carey post office. Before any payment can be made, the form must be completed and mailed to the proper authorities.
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Carey Post Office
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge Meeting Notice
Palm Leaf Rebekah lodge will meet Tuesday evening at 800 o clock. All members are urged to attend. The degree staff will practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Raccoon Kill Crows
Raccoons rank among the chief enemies of crows as they raid nests and consume eggs and fledglings.
Wyandot County Fair Set With Racing And Exhibits
The Wyandot county fair runs Tuesday September 10 through Friday September 13 with three days of racing and extensive exhibits across departments. Afternoon races begin at 1 30 and programs run on a rotating schedule with varied evening and afternoon start times. fair board members and department heads are preparing, and attendance is expected to be strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Im Ithis
Carey’ Times
Fair Board
Orwick Family Reunion Near Houcktown Hosts Large Gathering
Willoughby Orwick family members gathered Sunday at Harry Orwick’s south of Carey for a basket dinner and social time. Attendees included many relatives from Carey Fostoria Risingsun Findlay and Wharton with a noon dinner served cafeteria style and an accompanying ball game. The event honored the birthdays of Jane Orwick and John Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby Orwick
Near Houcktown
Harry Orwick
Carey
Willoughby Orwiick
Near Houcktowm
Lewis Altwater
Russell Chester, Jr
Albert Peasel
Homer Orwick
Allan Baler
John
Wayne
Charles
Gail
Franklin
David
Judy
Jane
Wharton
Helen
Violet
Dennis
South of
Mr. Altwater
Jane Orwick
John Baker
Rev Leh Returns to Resume Memorial Evangelical Services
Rev B L Lee pastor of Memorial Evangelical Church returns from vacation with his daughter in Valparaiso Indiana. He resumes 10 30 a m and 8 00 p m services next Sunday and plans a sermon series titled What Jesus Was Like starting with The Face of the Master. He urges all to attend Sunday school and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Lee
Memorial Evangelical Church
Mirs
Earl Z. Wirth
Valparaiso
Ind
Jesus
Salesman Not Implicated in Woods Home Burglary
Carey police investigated Guy Kirk of the American Weather Window Co Toledo for window storm sales near Wyandoet avenue the evening of the Woods burglary but found no connection to the crime. He was cleared after review of his activities and timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Paul Woods
Wyandoet Avenue
Guy Kirk
Weather Window Co
Toledo
Kirk
Carey Police
No September Meeting of P. R. S. Club
Notice states there will be no P. R. S. club meeting in September. The next meeting is scheduled for October 10 with Mrs Charles Bets, northwest of (location incomplete).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R S. Club
Charles Bets
Carey
Methodist Society To Meet At First Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church will meet September 12 at 100 o'clock in the church basement. Luncheon will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
First Methodist Church
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Ohio University
Jennie Larmonth
Wesleyan Guild
W. C. Loughley, H. P
NLRB
John Neate
Ohio Elks
Bloomville
Carey Townsend
ARE
Monument Association
Orwick
Rev. Leh
P. R
Methodist Society
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