Local notes mix football claims and freight news
A 1923 item states Gerald Bradley and Harold Tong were considered eligible for football, with caveats about summer baseball play. A heavy 86-car freight train moved from Carey to Alton, the heaviest on the line. Community notices cover birthdays, gatherings, a fall and arm injury, church and family visits, an orchestra at Salem Central, births, and Florence Mullholand’s 18th birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Bradley
Harold Tong
Carey
Alton
Emma.e. Clark
Tymochtee
William Beaschler
Ralph Bingle
Peter Beaschler
Claude Bushong
Maxine
Robert
Claude, Jr
Homer Bleam
Eyverett Stoll
Melvin Hotelling
Heart Dible
Audrey Beaschler
Joe Dible
Alfred Davis
Wallace Dible
Dow Street
W. G. Brayton
Oak Grove
Logan Miller
Vernon
Jason
Mary Etta
Albert Wolf
Ruth
Fern
Mary Alma
Mark
Sarah Wise
Bertha
Thelma
Laura Dell
Tiffin
Charles Fruth
Oscar
Schubert
Fostoria
S. H. Schubert
Fannie
Alleatha
Martha
Pauline
Esther
Carl
Pearl Snyder
William Schubert
Clint Schubert
Evelyn
Bertha Crumline
Adrian
Bert Snyder
Salem News
Salem Centralized
Miss Bruer
Miss Faulkner
Earl Hunter
Hunter
Will Ross
Lucille
Myron
Viola Pfeifer
Charles Pfeifer
John Laudenslager
Carl Hunter
Karl Roth
Raymond Koehler
Mabel Binau
Delmo Miller
Freda Koehler
Stork
William Peirce
Forrest Wenner
Betty Ruth
Florence Mullholand
Florence
Gladys Dible
Eva Phillips
Hazel Crawford
Mae
Lily Hill
Lottie Dixon
Helen Roof
Irene Presler
Mabel Crumrrie
Ellen Roynon
Ruth Cole
Virginia Hall
Charles Dible
Forest Phillips
Clarence Smith
Paul Eyestone
Harold Dible
Percy Presler
Clarence Lawhead
Anna
Eliza Correll
Ross Johnson
James Shuman
Mr. Shuman
Wesley Patterson
Legion Auxiliary holds season kickoff meeting in Carey
The American Legion Auxiliary opened its season with a Monday meeting at the Legion hall. Officers elected include President J T Stombaugh and vice presidents Jerome Weinandy Seth Opp, with William Spackey as treasurer. Committees named include McKinnon Shafer and Suber for the executive, Schira Johnson Shafer for auditing, Gottfried Krupp Calmes for membership. Nearby, families hosted visits for Pvt Ralph Moser returning to Camp Butler, and new births noted at Findlay Hospital.
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American’ ‘Legion
The
Legion
Mark McRill
Vanlue
Findlay Hospital
Virgil Sloman
Findlay
William Carey
Sloman
Betty Jean Garn
Carey Garn
Carey
W. H. Sloman
E. South Street
L. M. Remilinger
Remlinger
Fort Royal
Alta Bogart
Jean
London
Harry Hickle
Hickle
Margaret Dangler
Charles Veach
Albert Johnson
Kalida
Belle Deters
Ottawa
Marion Hickle
Connie
Earl Russell
Henry Snook
Blanchard
Richard Lab
Marjorie Vaughn
Morris Wonder
Eugene Jacoby
Donald Karcher
Rosemary Rook
Shirley Jacobs
Richard Bland
Barbara Orians
Frederick Snobarger
Donna Wonder
Sevilla Musgrave
Owen Courtad
James Jacob
Donald Wedge
Mildred Pahl
Barbara Mullholand
Joyce
Almon Blue
E. B. Kurtz
J. D. Ewing
Myrtle Perkins
John Wehrle
C. F. Pflueger
E. T. Lab
Paul C. Goff
Lulu Criger
Phyllis Snyder
Bert Salyer
Jerry
S. A. Wenner
Henry Clouse
Adrian
J. J. Stoll
W. S. LeMott
Wonder
Pfc
Herschel Music
United States Army
Southern Pacific
United States
San Francisco
Virgie Caudill
S. A. Conley
Duel L. Caudill
Warsaw
Ind
Conley
William Peirce
Joyce Ann Myers
William Peirce, Jr
Daugher Rose Marie
William III
Near Forest
Katherine Burns
Blissfield, Mich
Frances Peirce
Toledo
Forest Myers
Jeanette
Ohio Liquor Dept outlines HB 325 signs for minor liquor laws
Columbus September 10 Liquor Department Director Donald D. Cook announced the department is complying with HB 325. Signs explaining the law and penalties will be posted at wholesale outlets for all permit holders to display by September 20 1963. The signs warn minors under 18 face fines up to 50 dollars for attempting to obtain beer or alcohol and those under 21 face fines 25 to 300 dollars or up to six months in jail for similar actions. The department will check taverns and carry outs for compliance and will issue subpoenas to parents of juveniles before the commission. The law will be enforced and parents may bear responsibility for their children's conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Liquor Department
Donald D. Cook
Liquor Control
General’ “Assembly
State of
Ohio
Department
Liquor Control Commission
Fall Is Lawn Seeding Time and Tips
An Illinois lawn and turf specialist notes early fall is best to establish and rejuvenate lawns. J D Butler of the University of Illinois suggests seed choice and bed preparation matter, with Kentucky or Merion bluegrass and red fescue ideal for the Midwest. For temporary cover redtop or ryegrass may be used. Fertilize the seeded area with about 10 pounds per 1,000 square feet, then repeat with another 10 pounds per 1,000 square feet after soil leveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
National Plant Food Institute
J. D. Butler
University of Illinois
Butler
Kentucky
Midwest
Appointment of Administrator for Minnie C. Pahl Estate
Leroy E. B. Pahl of 414 Grove Street Carey Ohio has been appointed administrator of Minnie C. Pahl deceased late of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated September 11. Judge Russell H. Kear Wyandot County Ohio Probate Division. 9-19 26 10-3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie C. Pahl
Leroy ,Eb. Pahl
Grove Street
Carey
Ohio
Wyandot County
Russell H. Kear
Court of Common Pleas
Lawn seeding tips from Illinois agronomist
A carey times excerpt outlines lawn seeding steps including sowing rates per 1000 square feet, using a mechanical seeder or hand sowing in two directions, light soil raking, mulching with burlap, and heavy emphasis on watering. It notes fall is ideal for establishing lawn grasses and stresses seedbed prep and fertilization for spring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Illinois Agronomist
Surand
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Musgrave Service Clean CO
Wharton
Carey Times
Independent Insurance Agents Association of
Carey, Ohio
Hilty Ins
Zierolf Ins
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Wenner Ins
Stecher Ins
Castanien Ins
Newell & Johnson Ins
Shafer Ins
Tts
LTR
Qian
Everell
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Gina
BESTI
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Creeger Implement Co
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