Carey Blue Devils start season with 13 0 win over Arcadia
Carey Blue Devils opened their 1950 season with a 13 to 0 victory at Mindlay against Arcadia. Coach Atking cited first game jitters by young players as a factor while Carey rode strong offensive plays including Yingling interferences and Nash connections to take a 6 0 lead that stood through the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Blue Devils
Arcadia
Mindlay
Carey
Atking
Clark
Nash
Yingling
Hall
Sammet
Ingle
Wash
Hingley
Faber
Bowling Leagues Open 1950-51 Season with City Officers
The men's bowling season starts with the Industrial league having bowled Tuesday and Major league action tonight. City association officers were elected: Carey Garn president B M Bachar vice president C G Laird secretary. Major league schedule lists National Lime No 1 vs No 2 Creeger's vs Wildcats 7 p m Lanning's vs Snyder's Seiberling vs Pickups. Industrial league play follows Tuesday Sept 19 Pfau's Restaurant vs Green's Green's Clover Farm tore vs Legion 7 p m Myers' Grocery vs Donelson Packers Baughman Auto Warts vs Porcelain. Ss JESKO secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial League
Carey Garn
B. M. Bachar
C. G. Laird
Creeger’s
Wildcats
P. m.Lanning
Snyder's
Seiberling
Pfau's
Green's
Clover Farm Tore
Legion
Myers’ ‘Grocery
Donelson Packers
Baughman Auto Warts
Porcelain
Ss. Jesko
Entering College Dible and Sister Start College Careers
Joseph F. Dible Jr. and his sister Judy, both of Wayne Pennsylvania, begin college studies this fall. Joseph attends the junior college at Valley Forge Military Academy after Labor Day football practice. Judy enrolls in Bowling Green State University College of Education, majoring in physical education and living at Kohl Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Dible, Jr
Valley Forge Military Academy
Wayne
Judy
Bowling Green State University
College of Education
Kohl Hall
J. F. Dible
E. Findlay Street
Crawford chapter resumes meetings with Eastern Star events
Crawford chapter No 168 of the Order of the Eastern Star will resume meetings Friday night September 15 at 8 oclock with Friendshipight as guests from McCutchenville Sycamore and Upper Sandusky. An interesting program is prepared and refreshments will be served. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Order of the Eastern Star
McCutchenville
Sycamore
Upper Sandusky
Revival Meetings Led by Rev Edgar Wilson in Flint
Reverend Edgar Wilson of Flint Michigan will lead revival meetings each night next week at the Pentecostal Church of God located a mile northwest of Carey on Shuman road. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Wilson
Flint
Mich
Pentecostal Church of God
Carey
Shuman Road
Legion meeting at Earl Green post set for September 19 1950
Attention legionnaires the county meeting will be held at Earl Green post number 344 on September 19 1950. Members are urged to attend and bring a strong showing for the post. Refreshments will follow after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Green
Wyandot fair opens in Upper Sandusky with large attendance
The Wyandot county fair in Upper Sandusky opened Tuesday despite crowded exhibits and limited space. New buildings are in use, the dining hall attracts crowds, and the event features a 1226 trotting, 12:25 pace, and purses of 1500 and 500 dollars as Elks trophy events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Upper Sandusky
Phere
Abe
Methodist Church of
Forest
Births in Ohio Local Hospitals Celebrate New Arrivals
A string of newborns born in Buckeye State hospitals includes a 6 pound 15 ounce daughter Janice Rose to Henry E Lortz and Maxine Rufing Lortz of Nevada born Sept 5 at Bucyrus City hospital. James Frazier weighing 4 pounds 10 ounces born Sept 4 at Findlay hospital to Ferdinand and Jo Anne Williams. Sandra Elizabeth 6 pounds 2 ounces born Sept to Sidney Watkins and family at Findlay hospital. An 84 pound 12 ounce son born Sunday at Mercy hospital Tiffin to Woodrow Orians and Irene Miller Orians with six siblings listed. Additional birth details cover Willard hospital twins and parentage of Treherne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus City Hospital
Henry E. Lortz
Nevada
Janice Rose
Ruth Ann
John
Maxine Ruffing
Charles Ruffing
Elm Hills Road
George
Carey
Findlay Hospital
Ferdinand Williams
West Street
James Frazier
D. J. Frazier
Williams
Jo- Anne Frazier
Willard Municipal Hospital
Edwin C. Treherne
Virginia Avenue
Tiffin
Treherne
Melmore
Mercy Hospital
Woodrow Orians
Roger
Joyce
Donna
Michael
Sue Mary
Anthony
Irene Miller
Kirby
John Miller
Ambrose Orians
Upper Sandusky
Mr. Orians
Carey Abprie Hosts District Eagles Meeting
About 500 attended the district meeting of Eagles at the Carey Eagles Home on N. Vance Street Sunday September 10. Visitors came from Logan Bucyrus Toledo Findlay Van Wert Delaware Tiffin Fostoria and Upper Sandusky. Twenty two initiations occurred followed by a social hour dinner and dancing. Orval Walters district director praised membership and Carey Aerie won the membership flag for the fourth straight month. Don Mason district chairman spoke on delinquency. Robert Moran of Toledo president of the national champion degree team represented the state aerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Carey Eagles
N. Vance Street
Logan
Bucyrus
Toledo
Findlay
van Wert
Delaware
Tiffin
Fostoria
Upper Sandusky
Orval Walters
Carey Aerie
Don Mason
Robert Moran
Aerie
Robert Vaughn Graduates From Ohio State University
Robert V. Vaughn, a member of a summer class of 1120, earned a bachelor of arts degree at Ohio State University during the September 1 commencement. His parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vaughn of east of Carey attended. Branch Rickey, president and GM of the Brooklyn Dodgers, gave the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert V. Vaughn
Ohio State University
J. A. Vaughn
Carey
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
OROP Movie Screening Planned at Catholic Hall
A movie in support of OROP will be shown at the Catholic hall Tuesday evening at 8 30 p m. The public is cordially invited to attend the event and support the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orop
Past Matrons of Crawford OES to Meet Friday
The Past Matrons of Crawford chapter O E S will gather Friday afternoon in the chapter rooms for a meeting. A potluck dinner is scheduled for 6 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Chapter
Ohio checker tournament crowns winners and officers
The Labor Day weekend event in Ohio saw 14 players compete with top places going to Pegs Zuber Marvin Rex Claude Hile and Herman Mishler in the major division. At the annual meeting John Starr was named president Herman Mishler secretary and Claude Hile treasurer. The 1951 tourney will be held at McDaniel Motor Sales in Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Zuber
Oerestoria ‘High School
J. A.?mcdaniel
Carey
Mr. Zuber
Marvin Rex
Akroén
Claude
Hile
Herman Bu Mishler
Anton
Yso ‘Ont
Starry
Tae
Cleveland
Paula McKay
Atwatéry
Sae
Don Cover
Youngstown
John Starr
Herman E. Mishler
Canton
Claude Hile
McDaniel Motor Sales
Fred Zumbach Highest in Class
Fred Zumbach nineteen of Carey Ohio has graduated from DeForest's Training Inc a major television and radio servicing school after a 364 week residential program He plans a career in the expanding television industry and notes rapid progress and growing job opportunities in industrial electronics and FM radio developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred Zumbach
High Street
Carey
Ohio
DeForest’s Training, Inc
Ashland Ave
Fred
W. E. Zumbach
Carey High School
Zumbach
O. I. Thompson
Thompson
America
Red Returns Home and Rejoins Bowman Electric
Red resumed his position with Bowman Electric after arriving home. He held an excellent school record, ranking highest in a class of 40 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Bowman Electric
Priscilla Guild to Meet at Wenner Home
The Priscilla Guild of Christ Lutheran church meets this Thursday at 8:00 p.m. at Mrs. Jack Wenner's home northeast of Carey. Mrs Arden Doppler will assist and Ruth Karg leads the devotional. A moving picture lesson And Now I See to be shown by Rev John A Root. Transportation should gather at the church by 7:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Guild of
Christ Lutheran Church
Jack Wenner
Carey
Arden Doppler T
Ruth Karg
John A. Root
Wenner
Bake Sale by Carey Band Mothers Saturday
The Carey Band Mothers will hold a bake sale on Saturday September 26 starting at 10 a m in Dible s plumbing shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Band Mothers
Dible
Train collision injures nine at road crossing
Nine people were injured when Big Four No. 303 southbound hit a Spector tractor trailer at the Route 224 crossing near Fostoria. The impact derailed the train’s second car and toppled six cars. 47 were treated at hospitals and Carey and Fostoria prepared for connections as passengers waited. Track was repaired by morning after the wreckage cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasenger
Spector
Eugene Brooks
iLouis
Fostoria
Phospital
Carey
Carey and
Luther League to Lead Christ Lutheran Youth Observance
Christ Lutheran Church hosts a Sunday school and service with Howard E. Snyder as superintendent at 9:30 a.m. Ronald Van Buren to be liturgist. Joyce Myers and others provide music. A Luther League rally follows at 3 p.m. with speaker John Stacy and evening devotion by Rev. E Ellsworth Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Christ Lutheran Church
Howard E. Snyder
Judy Hill
Joyce ‘Myers
Hileen Mott
Shirley Keller
Ronald van Buren Vwill
Ronald Treece
Jesus ‘Christ
Joyce Myers
Richard Spayd
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Owen Burks
Ronald van Buren
John Romig
George Schwemley
Muhlenberg Federation Luther League
John Stacy
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Luther League of Ohio
John Sammet
Carl Burks
Paul Williams
E. Ellsworth Camp‘bell of
West Liberty
Gibbins Wins Trip in Ice Cream Contest
Charles Gibbins proprietor of Gibbsins restaurant won among franchised Italia store dealers in an ice cream contest. He and his wife receive a week long Smoky Mountains trip, departing Carey October 16. The contest ran three months with Gibbins selling 2888 gallons and achieving 133.70 percent of last year’s volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gibbins
Gibbins
Italy
Smoky Mountains
Carey
Rice couple buys Stoll home across street
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Rice have purchased the estate of the late Mrs. J J Stoll and taken possession of the residence across from their current home at the Harry Stoll duplex corner of Vance street and Brown avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Rice
Harry Stoll
Vance Street
Brown Avenue
J. J. Stoll
Notich Americas Favorite Pastime at Moose Hall Monday Nights
A notice proclaims America s favorite pastime at Moose Hall every Monday night with lively games and community turnout. The brief invites locals to attend and enjoy the weekly event hosted at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Moose Hall
Raymond Rex Enlists in U.S. Army for Fort Knox Training
Raymond Rex aged 19 son of Mrs Mildred Jones 2126 S Munele street has enlisted in the United States Army and left August 21 for Fort Knox Kentucky to begin basic training He has worked the last two years for Carey Cooperative Hood Lockers as his prior employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rex
Mildred Jones
S. Munele Street
United States Army
Fort Knox
Carey Cooperative Hood Lockers
Service Men Addresses New Fort Knox Post
Retired Raymond E. Rex RM. A. 15 427 3216 reports new address as Co. C 84th Th. Bn. Div Train 3rd Armored Div Fort Knox Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Rex
RM. A
Fort Knox, Ky
Rothgeb Engr Co Address Change Notice
The fragment references Harold G Rothgeb and an address update for a Port Cons Co entity with a San Francisco post office box number, indicating a contact or mailing address change notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. ‘Rothgeb
R. A
Cons. Co. A
San Francisco
California
Private James H. Jacob A.FL 26
Pvt James H Jacob of the 2199 flight unit is listed with service notes from Hackland Air Base near San Antonio Texas. The fragment references a unit designation and location, with possible serial or training identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Jacob A
Hackland Air Base
San Antonio
Texas
Calvin F Thome A SF Flight 5557 Base Note
Private Calvin F. Thome A SF 15412 9230 listed with Sadn 31703 and Flight 5557 at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas in a formatted service record entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin F. Thome
A. SF
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Capt D B Moyer at 236 Rosewell Ave Springfield
A record lists Capt D B Moyer with a residence at 236 Rosewell Avenue in Springfield Massachusetts. The entry presents a terse address notice without further context or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
D. B. Moyer
Rosewell Ave
Springfield
Mass
Callz, Sicily Co. V. BE. 118 c/o Fleet Post Office
Legal notice summary referencing Donald Traxler A T A N 1714516-98 and the Sicily Company versus BE at Fleet Post Office San Francisco. No further readable details available to establish action, court, or deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Traxler
U. & SS. Sicily Co. V. BE
c/o Fleet Post Office
San Francisco
Callz
Private Bakies Listed With 295 Sqdn at Sheppard AFB
Pvt Grover E Bakies A 1F 154129 295th Squadron 37 45 Flight 5568 stationed at Sheppard Air Force Base Wichita Falls Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover E. Bakies
A. 1F
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Texas
Real Estate Deals In The Carey Area
Mr and Mrs Harry Dible purchased the residence of the late Mrs Elizabeth Wonder at the northeast corner of Vance street and Brown avenue five miles south of Carey from Mrs Fern E Hemmerly of Columbus. Mr and Mrs Robert Pieracini bought the house on S Vance street occupied by Mr and Mrs Edward Mathias from Mr and Mrs Solomon Ruffing. The Pieracinis had been living in part of the double house at the corner of N Vance street and Brown avenue owned by Truman Cole. Both deals were handled by Arthur Stoll, licensed real estate salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dible
Carey
Fern E. Hemmerly
Columbus
Elizabeth Wonder
Vance Street
Brown Avenue
Robert Pieracini
Solomon Ruffing
S. Vance Street
Edward Mathias
Pieracini
N. Vance Street
Truman Cole
Arthur Stoll
Lcensed
Mary Martha Class Social Monday Night at Christ Lutheran
The Mary Martha class of Christ Lutheran Sunday school will meet Monday evening September 18 at 7 o'clock in the church. The Reverend John A Root will show the movie The Two Kingdoms. Social committee members are Mrs. M. E. Turner chair, Mrs. Kenneth Richards, Mrs. Harold Evans, Mrs. Fredrick Rife, Mrs. John Maenle, Mrs. Ralph Shontz and Mrs. Elaine Muzzey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice Marys
Christ Lutheran Sunday School
John A Root
M. E. Turner
Kenneth Richards
Harold Evans
Fredrick Rife
John Maenle
Ralph Shontz
Elaine ‘Muzzey
Lanning Motor Sales Closed Friday for Wyandot County Fair
Lanning Motor Sales will be closed Friday in observance of the Wyandot county fair. The partial closing notice notes the business pause aligns with the county event schedule and invites customers to plan accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanning Motor Sales
Wyandot County
Eagles Friday Evening Games Notice
Eagles invite readers to enjoy America's pastime each Friday evening with games hosted at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
The
Eagles
Massillon Rolls Past Wyandotte in Debut
Massillon cheered early and piled up eight touchdowns as John Berardinelli connected for 40 yards to Longanecker and Hnie Parks returned a kickoff for a long gain. Len Gonganecker scored and Ray Smalley hit Strahm for a late score in the Indians’ 49 to 6 win. Wyandotte meets Geneva in Carey next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon Chevrolet
A. C
Wyandotte Indians
Wanding
Massillon
Ogattion
iWassillon
Agwn
John Berardinelli
Longanecker
Indians
iMassillon
Hrnie Parks
Ohio State
Massillox
Len Gonganecker
Ray Smalley
Smalley
Harold’ Strahm
Johnny ‘Berardinelli
Carey Wyandotte “Indians
Geneva ‘Athletic
Carey
Derr wins top honors in 4-H beef judging at fair
Donald Derr won top honors in the 44H livestock judging at the centennial Ohio state fair with 596 of 600 points and earns a paid trip to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. His team included Gaylord Derr and Donald Orians. Norman Collett and others placed high in overall and team standings. They also demonstrated electrical splices and fire safety as part of Safety Day with Carey Boys 4-H membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Donald Derr
Chicago
Donald Orians
Gaylord Derr
Norman Collett
Wyandot
Anh
Richard Vaughn
Cletus Oriansiwere
Donald Orroll
Face
Donald Niederkohr
Norman Collet
Carey Boys
4-H
Carey Boys Enlist in Air Corps at Lackland
Five more young men from Carey have enlisted in the air corps and are sent to Lackland air base in San Antonio Texas. Calvin Thome is assigned to a training group. the others await station details. Earlier enlistees Robert Detwiler James Jacob and Jerry Risner also are at Lackland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Air Corps
Lackland Air
San Antonio, Texas
Calvin Thome
C. C. Thome
Grover Bakies, Jr
Grover Bakies
Armand Orians
BR. M. Orians
John O'Flaherty
Henry O'Flaherty
Carl Michael Gottfried
Russell Gottfried
Calvin
Lackland
Robert Detwiler
James, Jacob
Jerry Risner
Detroit gift show draws Mrs Mapes to downtown hotels
Mrs Harry Mapes attended a Detroit gift show at the Statler and Book-Cadillac hotels last Wednesday and Thursday. She shopped for merchandise for Mapes Color and Melody Shop and invites the public to view the new lines arriving soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mapes
Detroit
Statler
Carey Lodge 407 Regular Meeting Notice
Carey Lodge No. 407 IOOF calls a regular meeting this Thursday evening at 8:00. All members urged to attend. Secretary Van Baker signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Lodge
C. F
van Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erta
Gazne
Wilson
Legionnaires
Carey Abprie
Robert Vaughn
Eters
Priscilla Guild
Christ Luthheran
Notich
Mary-Martha
Owen ‘Courtad
C. BF
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