American Legion Memorial Committee Plans Spring Grove Cemetery Memorial
A joint committee of Earl Green post American Legion and Legion Auxiliary forms the American Legion Memorial committee. Chair Earl Briggs along with Free Scourse will serve four years. Members include Dr. Bame, M. D. Shafer, George Remlinger, L. L. Bland, Mrs. Bame, and Mrs. Arnholt with terms ranging from one to three years. The plan calls for purchasing a cemetery plot with H B Keller donating a second plot. A 47 American-made field piece will be moved from Rock Island Arsenal to the site on a concrete base. Vernon Haston will transport the gun. The committee will maintain the memorial continuously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Greenpost
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Memorial Committee
Spring Grove Cemetery
Earl Briggs
Free Scourse
R. Bame
M. D. Shafer
George
Vernon Haston
Rock Island
Joint Committee
Auxiliary Elects Officers At Legion Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary held a Monday meeting at the Legion hall on E Findlay street and reelected C C Simonis as president J T Stombaugh as first vice president A F Myers as secretary M D Shafer as second vice president C B Myers as treasurer S R Bame to two year term on Earl Green post memorial board of trustees W L Arnholt to serve following committee chair P C Goff led refreshment committee with members R OConnor J Kohmann L Zahn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
E. Findlay Street
C. C. Simonis
J. T. Stombaugh
A. F Myers
M. D. Shafer
C. B. Myers
S. R. Bame
Earl Green Post Memorial Board of Trustees
W. L. Arnholt
P. C. Goff
Robert O’connor
J. J. Kohmann
L. N. Zahn
Married at Greenup Ruth Wright Weds Fordyce Stroub
Ruth Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Wright married Fordyce Stroub son of Mrs Amanda Carr Saturday morning at Greenup Kentucky. Rev I Dean Hays officiated. Both graduates of Carey high school class of 1933 and 1932. They will live with Mrs Carr while the groom works at the lime plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wright
Dean Wright
South of Town
Fordyce Stroub
Amanda Carr
S. Patterson Street
Greenup
I. Dean Hays
The
Christian Church
Stroub
Carey High School
Carr
Philathea Class Social Meeting Planned at Memorial Evang Sunday School
Memorial Evangelical Sunday school Philathea class invites members to a social gathering Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Perkins on N Vance street. Hostesses include Mrs. Mary Stroup Mrs. C Dc Carr Mrs. Truman Young and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Myrtle Perkins
N. Vance Street
Mary Stroup
C. Dc. Carr
Truman Young
John Puchta
A. Eshelman
Cora Hart
Ed Weaver
Henry Daymon
Auto tag fee reduced to one fourth starting October
Deputy Registrar Elza Jacobs notes a price cut on automobile truck and trailer tags. Beginning October first, tags may be bought for one quarter of the annual fee, offering owners three months of lower costs for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Jacobs
May Decide Sewer Question
An engineer will meet the village council Monday evening to discuss the sewer problem. A definite decision on the work may be made that evening. Five council members voted to have the engineer attend the meeting.
Young People Will Have Party at Christ Lutheran
The Young People's department of Christ Lutheran Sunday school plans a party tomorrow evening in the parish hall starting at 8 o'clock. Special entertainment is planned for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Department of Christ Lutheran Sunday School
Penny Beano Friday at Moose Hall Meeting
Penny beano will be played Friday evening after the regular meeting of the W. B. A. lodge at the Moose hall on M. Vance street. The meeting is called for 8:00 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. A. Lodge
Moose Hall
M. Vance Street
Sunday Morning at Store Brings Bernard Koiler Family
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mr and Mrs Bernard Koiler and a Sunday morning event at a store. No clear actions or outcomes are stated. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.” Soni
Bernard ‘Jacob Koiler
Second defeat for Forest by Semi-Pros in Sunday game
Lefty Parsel delivered a six hit performance as the Semi-Pros defeated Forest 7 to 3. Forest pitcher School Boy West walked off after an umpire call while the Semi-Pros capitalized on four hits and four runs in his first three innings. Myers and Yonikus led the Semi-Pros with two and three hits respectively, as Forest prepares for a Sunday tournament featuring Carey Upper Sandusky and Toledo Eagles, with reinforcements from Kenton and Lima arriving after the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty Parsel
Forest
Don Donelson
West
Carey
Myers
Yonikus
Sycamore
Upper Sandusky
Eagles
Toledo
Tron
Reese
Kenton
Lima
Hathcock
Shields
England
T. Edgington
HE Carey
Myers Anderson
T Edgington
Parsel
M Edgington
Carey to Get Wyandot County Branch Liquor Store
Carey will host the first branch liquor store in Wyandot county under the Ohio liquor control commission. The C C Simonis grocery store will house the operation with a full liquor stock arriving later this week and immediate opening planned. Carey is the first town of its size in the state to receive a branch store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Wyandot County
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
C. C. Simonis
Simonis
State Liquor Commission
Upper Sandusky
Carey to Vote on Special Three Mill Levy
Wyandot county districts plan fall votes on special three mill levies for school purposes. Nevada and Sycamore approve levies for six and three years respectively while Carey votes on a one year levy. A $20,000 bond for a combined school auditorium and gymnasium in the Harpster Little Sandusky district is also proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Nevada
Sycamore
Carey
Harpster
Little Sandusky
Second Crop of Peaches At Mrs Shull Home
A tree in Agnes Shull's yard on S Patterson street bears a second crop of peaches this season. About five weeks ago the first crop ripened to a dozen very large fruits. The new crop comprises about fifty small very sweet peaches, some displayed in The Carey Times window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Shull
S. Patterson Street
Carey Times
Drum Corps Heads to Attica Fair for Legion Day
The Hard Green post American Legion drum corps plans to attend the Attica fair in Saneca County for Legion Day. A group of Legionnaires in white uniforms will travel this evening to participate in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica Fair
Hard Green Post
American Legion
Saneca County
Legion
Legionnaires
Plans Under Way for Carey Halloween Celebration
Carey plans a large Halloween festival with a parade music and amusements to be held on October 30 or 31. Free Scourse chairs the committee with H B Keller treasurer and H H Miller secretary. Committees include Concessions Judging Publicity Decorating Entertainment and Parade with several assistants to be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Free Scourse
H B Keller
H. H Miller
Robert O’connor
Charles Calmes
Donald Fetters
Carey High Faces Norwalk St Paul In Season Opener
Carey High School football hosts Norwalk St Paul for the first league game of the season at 3:30 PM on the home field. Freshmen elect officers with President Jack Mitchell and Secretary Virginia Mitchell among the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Norwalk St. Paul
Carey Loses Night Game to Bucyrus Despite Strong Hurdles
Carey was badly defeated at the night game with Bucyrus last Friday but showed grit amid torn ligaments and sprained ankles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Bucyrus
Teachers honor principal with gift at meeting
Teachers at the Col William Crawford building presented Principal A E B Constien with a belting and a nice gift to honor his marriage last summer to Miss Irene Gillet. The gift and band instruments were brought to the Wednesday evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. William Crawford
A. E B. Constien
Irene Gillet
Carey blue skull caps for football games
Bright blue skull caps with white Carey embroidery offered at a low price. Perfect for fans to wear at football games.
Student Council Sets Tuesday Meetings in Seventh Period
The student council chose Tuesday afternoons at the seventh period for regular meetings. Officers were nominated for inter-class posts and voted on by the student body this week. Arthur Williams was elected athletic reporter, Helena Messmer athletic treasurer, Rosemary Kramer activity treasurer, and Martha Snobarger general treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Williams
Helena Messmer
Rosemary Kramer
Martha Snobarger
Special Eastern Star Meeting Honors Mrs Lydia Crawford
Crawford Chapter 168 O E S hosts a special meeting in Carey Ohio for Lydia B Crawford of Cincinnati worth y grand matron of Ohio as guest of Mrs G M Kurtz deputy grand matron. Attendees include officers from several districts and 36 visiting matrons and patrons with initiatory work and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Chapter
Lydia B. Crawford
Cincinnati
Ohio
Carey
G. M. Kurtz
10Th
Icedor Kaufman
Attica
Gladys Perin
Greensprings
Columbus
Lydia Guthrie
Marion
Jessie Peck
Fostoria
Fred Carhart
Dot Sykes
Willard
American Legion to Elect Officers at October Meeting
At Earl Greenpost American Legion regular meeting on Tuesday night October 2 officers for the coming year will be elected. Nominees include Commander Supt W L Arnholt D P Wisler and Dr R Bame Adjutant Linus Myers and William Humbert Finance and service Geo Remlinger Child welfare Dr R C Van Buren and Dr W N Johnson Chaplain L L Bland Sergeant at arms Ralph McKinnon and Harry Rook Publicity H H Miller Conservation H B Turnbell Robert Smith Athletic Charles Calmes Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Greenpost
American Legion
Folowing Legionnaires
W. L. Arnholt
D. P. Wisler
8. R. Bame
Linus Myers
William Humbert
Geo Remlinger
R. C van Buren
W. N Johnson
L. L. Bland
Ralph McKinnon
Harry Rook
H. H Miller
H B Turnbell
Robert Smith
Charles Calmes
Legion
Lutheran Church Notes Announces Services and Meetings
Preparatory and Holy Communion service this Sunday at 9 00. Annual congregational meeting set for Thursday evening at 8 00 in the parish house. Rally Day observed in Sunday school on Sunday October 7. Senior choir to meet Saturday evening at 8 00 for first fall rehearsal.
French I pupils show rapid early progress in vocabulary and pronunciation
The article notes unusually fast advancement in this year’s French I class. Students have expanded vocabularies, learned basic sounds, and studied conjugations of auxiliary verbs, signaling a strong start to the course.
Married in Indianapolis Florence Daprato and Theodore Coppler
Florence Daprato daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Daprato of Indianapolis married Theodore Coppler son of Mr and Mrs A E Coppler of Carey on Tuesday in Indianapolis. They will live in Carey in an apartment on Clay street. The bride is the niece of Mrs Ralph Pieraccini and Mrs Henry Pieraccini of Carey and has often visited here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Daprato
Frank Daprato
Indianapolis
Theodore Coppler
A. E. Coppler
W. North Street
Carey
Clay Street
Ralph Pieraccini
Henry Pieraccini
Findlay Woman Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs A E Coppler of W North Street was taken to the Home and Hospital at Findlay Friday afternoon by Bristols and Kear ambulance to undergo an appendicitis operation. Dr J W Hartman of Findlay performed the operation with Dr R C Van Buren of this place assisting. Mrs Coppler is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Coppler
W. Northstreet
Findlay
Bristols & Kear
J. W. Hartman
R. C. van Buren
Mrz Coppler
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Sarah Presler
The Presler family thanks neighbors and friends for help during illness and after the death of mother Mrs. Sarah Presler. They acknowledge Rev Rainsberger for consoling words, those who sent flowers and provided automobiles, and Undertaker Bristoll for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Presler
Rainsberger
Bristoll
Presler
Carey Boys 4-H Thank Vocational Instructor
The Carey Boys 4-H club express appreciation to Mr R M Kirkbride the vocational agriculture instructor for his valuable assistance in making their 1934 season a successful one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Boys
R. M. Kirkbride
Loyal Workers Meet for Study and Supper
The Loyal Workers class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday School will meet Friday evening with Mrs. Harry Bowman on Worello Street. They will study the sixth chapter of Mark and a pot luck supper will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Harry Bowman
Worello Street
Mark
C L of C to Meet Monday at K of C Hall
The C L of C holds a business meeting Monday evening at the K of C hall on E Findlay Street. A pot luck supper will follow and a bridal shower will be given for Mrs. Ernest Hofbauer of Tiffin, a Monday bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. of C
K. of C. Hall
E. Findlay Street
Ernest Hofbauer
Tiffin
Lyceum Course Opens October 8 With Frazer-James Dance
Season ticket sales announced this week for the Lyceum course opening October 8 at the high school auditorium. The Frazer-James Dance group led by Paul Jones and Arthur Frazer performs a history spanning Grecian to modern German dance. Reserved center seats incur extra charges, with early reservations available at Ewing's drug store before each performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Frazer-James Dance Group
Paul Jones
James
Arthur Frazer
Gale
Ewing’s Drug Store
Community Club Hosts Talk On School Finances At Carey Farm Club
D J Kingsmore spoke on School Conditions and Finances at the Carey Farmers Community club meeting held at Moose hall on N Vance street. A German band performed and refreshments were provided by Carey and Upper Sandusky volunteers. Committees for the next meeting were named, and club members plus guests will attend a Dernquat Women’s Community club event on October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Kingsmore
Carey Farmers Community Club
Moose Hall
N. Vance Street
Charles Hoopf
Edward Messmer
Colleen
Dorothy Hutchinson
R. M. Kirkbride
A. J. Ruehle
Carey
Clarence Kail
Upper Sandusky
G R McKee
J. T. Myers
T. C. Myers
William Pontius
Lon Phillips
Fred Powell
John Bradman
R M. Orians
Vincent Orians
Dernquat Women's Community Club
R. H. Flock
Harry Bardon
E. Hudson
H. Martin
Death of Mrs Pittsford reported in Toledo aunt 80
Mrs Agnes Shull of Patterson street learns of the death of her aunt Mrs J A Pittsford of Toledo who died Friday at age 80 last August 18. Her husband, the late superintendent of Carey schools from 1882 to 1886, died about 30 years ago. Mrs Edgar Snyder of near Mt Blanchard and Mrs Shull attended the funeral Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Shull
Patterson Street
J. A. Pittsford
Toledo
Pittsford
Carey Schools
Edgar Snyder
Mt. Blanchard
Shull
Postmaster Reverses Retirement of Carey Rural Carrier
The Post Office Department revoked the order retiring O. P. Presler on Route 2 from Carey and transferring J. H. Martin of Morral to succeed him. The new order is welcomed by the public as several local applicants seek the rural carrier position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Newhard
Post Office Department
O. P. Presler
Carey
J. H. Martin
Morral
Presler
Kiwanis Club Meets at Pilgrim House
The Carey Kiwanis club held its regular Monday evening meeting with dinner at the Pilgrim House. Clair Ewing of Boston spoke on "The Romance of Drugs."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Kiwanis Club
Pilgrim House
Clair Ewing
Boston
Cataract Removal Successful For L T Upton
L T Upton of Sycamore underwent cataract extraction last Wednesday. Dr H R Wynn performed the operation at Findlay and reports it was highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Upton
Sycamore
H. R. Wynn
Findlay
Banns Published for Edith Johnson and Ernest Fox
Banns were published Sunday at Our Lady of Consolation church for Edith Johnson of Fremont daughter of Daniel Johnson and Ernest Fox son of Mr and Mrs Chas Fox of north of town indicating upcoming marriage proceedings at the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Edith Johnson
Fremont
Daniel Johnson
Ernest Fox
Chas. Fox
North of Town
K of C Banquet by Carer Council No 1925
The annual Knights of Columbus banquet for Council No 1925 will be held at the Catholic hall on Sunday evening October 7 with ladies as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carer Council
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Hall
Bowling meeting at Sportsmen Bowling Alleys
Notice invites all bowlers to meet at Sportsmen Bowling Alleys on S. Vance Street Monday evening October 1 at eight o clock. Proprietor B C Harshberger signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsmen
B.C. Harshberger
Gye
Also Mentioned on This Page
AM. Legion
Auxiliary
Donelson
Library
H H Miller
D A Capel
Grover Snyder
G M Kurtz
George Newhard
Richard Frederick
Theodore Myers
W G Riley
Harry Rock Parade
H. R' Hutchinson
Scourse
Louise Ruffing
Norwalk
Mr. Huffman
Jack Mitchell
Bruce Knoblauch
Virginia Mitchell
Special Meeting OF
Eastern Star
Lutheran Church Notes
Orwick Motor Sales
Ford Dealers
Nash
Times
McComb
Keller - Block
Chevrolet
Clayton Twining
Kiwanis Club
Banns Published
K. OF C. Banquet
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