Gasoline Station Books Distribution at Dare High School
A books will be issued at Dare High School on Monday September 1 from 1 to 5 30 p m and 6 30 to 9 p m and on Tuesday September 12 from 1 to 5 30 p m Applicants must bring back of their present A book odorometer reading from their car and their registration certificates when applying for a new back This schedule will be followed in the two high schools in the county There will be no ration board meeting on Monday September 11 but the board will meet on Tuesday September 12
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Dares High
Williams Receives Combat Infantryman Badge in Southwest Pacific
Pfc Andrew Williams of Carey is awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge for exemplary conduct in combat with the 37th Infantry Division in the Southwest Pacific. Son of Mr and Mrs Ray Williams, he began overseas service on September 7 1943 and first fought in the Bougainville campaign.
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37TH
Southwest Pacific
Goff Called as Nurse for War Service
Parl C. Goff of W Findlay street assistant to Dr H R Wynn eye ear and throat specialist in Findlay was classified as 1 E for service in the nurse corps and ordered to report to the nearest recruitment service as soon as she can be replaced in Wynn's office She appears to be the first nurse in the locality called into service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parl C. Goff
W. Findlay Street
H. R. Wynn
Findlay
War Manpower Commission
Washington
Army
Navy
Wynn
L A Champ Becomes Division Superintendent
L A Champ of Springfield was named Superintendent of the Ohio division of the New York Central Lines on September 1, succeeding F A Dawson who moves to New York City as assistant freight traffic manager. Champ has served as assistant superintendent for two years. T W English of Springfield becomes assistant superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L A. Champ
Sprinefeld
Ohio
New York Central Lines
F.A Dawson
New York City
Champ
Carey
Sandusky
T. W. English
Springfield
Cincinnati
Mr. Chamry
New York Central Adopts Diesel Engines For Lines
Gustav Metzman, newly elected president, said the line uses two Diesel freight engines and expects several Diesel passenger engines early in 1945. He will assume office in New York on September 1, succeeding Fred Williamson who resigned for health reasons. Diesel tests over the past days have been generally satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Metzman
New York Central Railroad
New York
Fred Williamson
Metzman
Wesleyan Guild Meets Monday at Beckwith Home
The Wesleyan Guild of the Carey Methodist Sunday school will meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Thomas A. Beckwith. A regular business session will be held and a review of Lloyd Douglas is planned with hostesses Mrs Cecil Laird Mrs Alfred Gardner and Mrs Parl C Goff assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Guild
The
Carey Methodist Sunday School
Thomas A. Beckwith
Lloyd Douglas
Cecil Laird
Alfred Gardner
Parl C. Goff
Community Chest Board to Meet Thursday Evening
The executive board of the Carer Community Chest will meet this Thursday at 8 o clock in the public library. Carl Krout, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest Board
Carer Community Chest
Carl Krout
Chagfrman
Pythian Sisters Meet at Carey Temple Tonight
Carey temple No 169 Pythian Sisters will hold a meeting this Thursday at 8 o'clock in Castle Hall All members urged to attend.
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Carey Temple
Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Maintenance pushed by James Kromer unit in theater
Sergeant James B. Kromer heads an air force ordnance company section focused on automotive maintenance with three ready phases. Since D-Day the unit has logged over one thousand jobs and completed about 399000 miles of vehicle inspections, keeping most repairs within mobile squads while only two fourth echelon vehicles have required permanent shop work. Commanded by Captain Abraham Jarmak, Kromer is a Carey Ohio native and former employee of National Lime & Stone Co.
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ATR ‘Force Service Command
Aburophan
James B. Kromer
Air Foyete Ordnance Company
Sen. Kromer
Hicles
Century Mart
Nromer
Abraham Jarmak
Beachmont
Mags
Beebe Pilot Promoted to First Lieutenant in England
Donald E. Beebe of 1108 Marton Road, Carey, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Beebe, promoted from second lieutenant to first lieutenant. He also receives a second oak leaf cluster to the air medal for meritorious aerial missions over enemy-occupied Europe. Beebe’s squadron was among the first heavies over the invasion coast on D-Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebucyrus Telegraph Forum
F. C. Beebe
Carey
C C. Wenner
North of Carey
Donald E. Beebe
W. G. Beebe
Marton Road
Therster
England
Beebe
Europe
Liberator Division
W G Beebe
Censor Limits Full Addresses of Servicemen
The censor will not allow printing full addresses of sailors at sea or soldiers overseas. Abbreviated addresses appear in this column and readers are urged to obtain complete addresses from relatives or from The Carey Times before sending mail.
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High Seas
Carey Times
Military Postmaster Addresses and Roster Revisions
A list of military personnel with updated or new addresses including Eugene Schreiner Camp Elliott San Diego California Elgin Bayes Postmaster New York and others relocated or assigned to posts such as San Francisco Coronado Xr Set Hagley and Camp Peary details cover ranks From Pvt to Pfc and locations Twenty nine Palms California to New York provide the range of assignments and changes in the roster of personnel connected to postal service operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A. Schreiner
S. 2c Personnel Dept
A. T
Coronado
Camp Elliott
San Diego
California
Local visitors and guests noted in area exchanges
Local and personal notes list Mr and Mrs Warren Markley and daughter Mary Alice visiting Toledo. Charles C Clark returned to Brooklyn after 17 days with relatives here. Ben Jinks family and two children visited Clifford Neff. Helen Remberg stayed with Mrs Henry Zender near Carey. Gerrude Strahm heads to Lucas County hospital as cadet nurse. Mrs John C Walters underwent cholecystectomy and appendectomy in Findlay Hospital and is recuperating. Daniel Reino family visited Gibsonburg. Catherine Weaver and friends vacationed at the Weaver residence in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Markley
Mary Alice
Toledo
Charles C Clark
S. Ie
Brooklyn
New York
Ben Jinks
Anna Mae and
Benny, Jr
Fostoria
Clifford Neff
Helen Remberg
Ypsilanti
Mich
Henry Zender
Carey
Gerrude Strahm
Elmer Strahm
Lucas County Hospital
John C. Walters
W South Street
Findlay Hospital
Daniel Reino
Leonard
Carmen
Mary Lou
Gibsonburg
Frank Troiano
Reino
Troiano
Catherine Weaver
W. R. Weaver
de Maria
Forums Class to Meet at Methodist Church
The Forum class of the Methodist Sunday school will hold its monthly meeting at the church Monday evening September 11 at 6 15 o clock. Each member is asked to bring a covered dish.
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Forum
Methodist Sunday School
Retailers urged give customers peacetime service
Cincinnati August 31 Retailers should start treating customers on a peacetime basis immediately says George Palmer Jr chair of the personnel group National Retail Dry Goods Association. Palmer told National Industrial Stores Association members in Cincinnati that by restoring good old service people will feel fair and be ready to return after the war.
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Cincinnati
George Palmer, Jr
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Palmer
National, Industrial “Stores Association
Ammunition Arrives in Bulk for Columbus Dealers
Four railroad cars of shotgun and small cartridges have reached Columbus for a wholesale concern and others, meeting four tenths of normal demand. More carloads are expected before the fall hunting season. Shells will be distributed to retailers, with sportsmen urged to avoid hoarding. The ban on selling ammunition for vermin control has been removed, allowing purchases for hunting without special forms.
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Columbus
Cue
Conservation Division
Vermin Cortral
Findlay Boys Charged In Twelve Car Theft Ring
Eight Findlay youths were arrested as police solved a series of twelve auto thefts totaling 7875 dollars since July 24. All cars were recovered including a Ray Dieter owned vehicle from Fostoria. The youths said owners’ negligence in leaving keys in cars aided the thefts.
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Findlay
Ray Dieter
Fostoria
Infant Baptized in Our Lady of Consolation Church
Infant Donald Richard, son of Pvt and Mrs Richard Kinn of Newhard street, was baptized Sunday August 27 at 1 oclock. Rev Ambrose Finnegan officiated. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Leon Mitten of Tiffin.
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Donald Richard
Richard Kinn
Newhard Street
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Ambrose Finnegan
M. C
Leon Mitten
Tiffin
Townsend Club Meeting Sets Monday Evening at Library
Carey Townsend club plans 8 o'clock Monday gathering at the library. Read the latest Townsend paper. if you did not receive a copy, call for one. Jacob Nitrauer, President.
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Carey Townsend Club
Townsend
Jacob Nitrauer
Veterans to Receive Unemployment Benefits Under G I Bill
Ohio veterans become eligible for readjustment allowances starting September 4 under the new G I bill. Unemployed veterans receive 20 dollars weekly, with partial unemployment and self employed provisions. Claims are filed at Ohio's employment security centers with checks mailed to home addresses. Maximum 52 weeks of benefits, plus possible extensions for illness, while dual receipt with state benefits is not allowed.
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Coltmbus
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
US Veterans’ Administration
Veterans’ Administration
Purchased Farm Near Carey Changes Hands
Walter Phillips of east of Carey purchased the 105 acre farm six miles east of Carey from Jay Martin who had recently bought it from Charles Hoopf. Mr and Mrs Martin will give possession March 1 1945.
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Walter Phillips
Carey
Jay Martin
Martin
Charles Hoopf
Rebekahs to Meet at Palm7Leaf Lodge Hall
Rebekahs Lodge No. 656 will meet Tuesday evening at seven o'clock at the hall. All members are requested to be present.
Eagles Dance Club Hosts Saturday Square and Round Dancing
The Eagles hall will feature a weekly dance every Saturday night with round and square dancing to live music by the Victory Boosters.
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Eagles ‘Hall
Victory Boosters
Couple Attends Requiem Mass For Air Crash Victim
Mr and Mrs A G Collet attended a solemn requiem mass at St Joseph's Church Tiffin for St Francis Feasel who perished in a Gulfport Mississippi air crash along with 11 others. The accident is believed caused by an electric storm.
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A. G Collet
St Joseph’s Church
Tiffin
St Francis Feasel
Gulfport
Tegun
Missing in Action Sgt Ralph Derr From Carey Area
Mr and Mrs Herman Derr of southwest of Carey received a telegram from the war department announcing their son Sgt Ralph Derr had been missing in action in Peace since August 18. Derr belonged to a tanks destroyer battalion. The first overseas letter reached his parents on June 19.
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Herman Derr
Carey
War Department
Washington, D. C
Ralph Derr
Derr
Wits
Lulu Belle and Scotty to Appear at Wyandot County Fair
Radio entertainers Lulu Belle and Scotty bring their rustic comedy and song revue Hello Neighbor to Wyandot County Fair on Wednesday September 23. The duo, popular on radio and in Republic Pictures features such as Sing Neighbor Sing and Swing Your Partner, also appeared in The National Barn Dance for Paramount.
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Lulu Belle
Scotty
Wyandot County Fair
Lulu Pelle
Republic Pictures
Paramount
Babies Born to Carey Area Families in Recent Weeks
A series of birth announcements from Carey area households notes a 7% pound son for Mr and Mrs John Welsh of W North Street named Robert Francia. A 7% pound son for Mr and Mrs Wallace Dihle of FE Findlay Street named Roger Les. A 6% pound son at 6am Wednesday for Mr and Mrs Ray Dell Sget Dell with the Armed Forces in France. Mary Hagley is the mother. An 8% pound son was born August 27 to Cpl and Mrs William A Bee of Thornville. Phillip Baker is the name. The Bees are former Carey residents, connected to the Organic Products plant northwest of Carey.
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John Welsh
W North Street
Robert Francia
Wallace Dihle
FE Findlay Street
Roger Les
Fostoria City Hospital
S Set
Ray Dell
Mr. Bee
Organic Products
Carey
Oak Twig Pruner Beetle Threat Heads Toward Ohio
Michigan warns Ohio to expect an oak twig pruner beetle entering the state with likely spread. Conservation officials urge burning fallen twigs, as larvae hollow twigs and deform trees through over pruning. Peach, maple, and apple may face attacks.
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Michigan
Conservation and Forestry Divisions
Ohio
Conservation Department
Music Instructor Appointed in Cardington Schools
Miss Betty Hamler has accepted a position as music instructor in Cardington public schools. Classes begin September 11. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Hamler of East South Street and a Carey high school graduate, later attending Bowling Green State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hamler
Bowling Green State University
Cardington Public Schools
Hamler
R. 8. Hamler
E South Street
Carey High School
W B A Meeting Friday Evening Urges Member Attendance
The W R A will meet Friday evening. All members are urged to be 20 percent present. Mrs Nial Stillberger, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nial Stillberger
Snogh Couple to Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Alva Snogh of New hard Street celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday September 12. They reached five decades of marriage and will observe the milestone with family and friends.
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Alva Snogh
Newhard Street
Moose Dance at Moose Hall Saturday Evening
Round and square dancing at the Moose hall with music by the Buckeye Entertainers Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Buckeye Entertainers
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Pvt
Andrew Williams
L. A. Champ
York Central
James, Kromer
Groue
MERAL
New Addaresa
R. T McLoughlin
S. 2E
F. F. A. Dlo
Fleet Post Office
San Francisco
Elgin Bayes
Ernest Litton
A. P
Elo
R. F. Hagley
Jack W Tracy Co
Camp Breckinridge
Kentucky
Chester D. Farmer
A. P. QO
Henry FE Lortz
Woodrow W. Wagner
Salyehlin Field
Rio
Texas
Morris Wonder, A. 5S. Co
Area A-1
CampePeary
Virginia
John T Schira
Aloys Stark
S.C
B.M.T
Nalas
Palms
Dale R. Lowery
Co. M
S. C. U Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Robert L Wickham
Clo Fleet Post Office
Ralph Phillips
Pfe
L Pahl
Army Air Base
Maxton
North Carolina
Carl Musgrave
Co. C
Fort Meade
Maryland
8Th Armed Guard Center
52Nd St
1St Ave
Corrine C. Krupp
Charge Findlay Boys
Rebekahs
Eagles
Sgt
Belle and
Cardington Schools
W.R A Wefting
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