Carey Tires Defeat Sycamore 4 to 3 in Season Finale
Carey Tires edged Sycamore 4 to 3 in a close season finale. Bland struck out 11 and allowed three hits as both teams rallied in the third and fourth innings. Key plays included Brown and Bland with multiple hits and Obelander stealing a base. Sycamore left 12 on base, Carey 5. Umpire Campbell officiated.
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Carey Tires
Sycamore
American Legion
Bland
Brown
Obelander
Reynolds
Smiley
Cavanaugh
Carey
Campbell
Orians
Wasenetee
Myers Cf
Chesebro c Seearnnnee
Buckland
Snyder
Bland P
Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights Boy Scout Moral Work
Rev. J M Shimer urged youth education and positive guidance at the Carey Kiwanis meeting. He cited Boy Scouts and nearby groups like the M C A Parents Associations Girl Scouts and Visiting Nurses as keys to community betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis” Club
J. M. Shimer
Carey Methodist Church
Fostoria Church
Carey
Shimer
Boy Scout Movement
Sermon Series on Misleading Beliefs by Rev W F Martin
Methodist Pastor Rev W F Martin announces a Sunday night sermon series on the theme Certain Misleading Beliefs. The first sermon is on Oct 2 and subsequent Sundays cover Pastor Russell and his Teachings Christian Science Spiritism Can We Communicate With the Dead New Thought and Ethical Culture Theosophy and Occult Theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Martin
Methodist Church
Russell
Close Call at Thom Bros Garage
Michael Thom of Thom Bros garage had a narrow escape when a touring car rolled off its jack while he worked underneath. His arms were pressed into his abdomen and he lost consciousness before the car could be raised again. He suffered painful bruises and was unable to work for several days but has returned to the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Thom
Thom Bros. Garage
Flour prices corrected in Frederick ad
Last week's typographical error led to Crown Jewel flour being listed 10 cents higher than normal. Advertised price now shows 75 cents for an 1/8 barrel sack, reflecting the corrected rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Montague Keeps Carey Photo Studio Open After Setback
W. E. Montague will keep his Carey photograph studio open until further notice after failing to secure possession of the Findlay studio on October 1 as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Montague
Findlay
Careful Fall Festival Draws Crowds and Displays
Carey Chamber of Commerce hosted a large Fall Festival last week with major livestock and fine arts displays, a big 80 by 320 ft tent, and free entertainment. Saturday drew the largest single admissions rise, and many season tickets were used for the first time. Local businesses and organizations showcased goods from lamps to flour, with prizes for bean count and coal weight, and a horse shoe pitching contest concluding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Chamber of Commmerce
Carey
Wyandot County Farm Bureau
R. D. Perkins
Elza Jacobs
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Biskit
W. E. Bates
F. N. Schira
Landall Tractor Co
Burson & Kurtz
C. C. Simonis
Jessie Grooms
The
Carey Times
the Snyder Lumber Co
M. C. Reynolds
Trubey & Grine
F. F. Scheel
Ideal
Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Co
H. B. Stief
G. Murtz
C. Fy. Hotelling
Carl Mayboy
Findlay
Oliver Rickle
Arlington
Carey Mill
D. C. Henry
Wm. Augustine
Hugh Brashares
Orin Ward
Wharton
H. M. Dahmer
Wm. Lumberson
Little Sandusky
Banquet Honors Retiring Inights Grand Knight Schira
Following a regular Inights of Columbus meeting a banquet in the parish hall honored retiring Grand Knight Fr. N. Schira who served four years since the lodge’s founding. About 40 Tiffin Knights and 110 Carey members attended as the lodge awarded a gold ring for his service. F J Emerine is elected to succeed Schira.
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Inights of Columbus
Fr. N. Schira
Carey
Schira
Paul Krupp
F.N. Schira
Pascal Murray
Thomas Grassmann
Franc
Tiffin
Bert Hinchey
Leo Wernaman
F. J.emerine
Mr. Schira
Enlarging Neu Optical and Jewelry Store Facility
The Neu Optical and Jewelry store room is being enlarged by extending the rear ten feet. The expansion includes fireproofing with concrete and wiring for Mr. Neu's equipment. A private soundproof examining office will be added with new lighting. The jewelry shop will also be enlarged and improved.
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Neu Optical and Jewelry
Neu
Woman Falls Into Cellar From North Vance Street
Mrs. Chester Blue, about 70, of North Vance Street, fell into a cellar Friday night bruising her head severely and remains bedbound. Unclear if dizziness or trap door accident caused the fall. Nearby Mrs. Frederick Moyer suffered a similar incident in the past week.
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Chester Blue
North Vance Street
Frederick Moyer
All Aboard! Local Benefit Play at Catholic Hall
Miss E J Carr of Pittsburg directs the production All Aboard by local talent on October 20 and 21 at the Catholic Hall to benefit Our Lady of Consolation Church. The Catholic Ladies of Columbus sponsor the event with nearly 150 in the cast.
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E. J. Carr
Pittsburg
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Catholic Ladies of Columbus
Boy from Columbus Breaks Arm in Horse Fall
John Herbert, guest with his grandmother Mrs. Utta Shoup and mother Mrs. Roy Herbert at Will Heck’s home west of town, fell from a horse and broke his arm. Dr. I. N. Zeis reduced the fracture.
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John Herbert
Columbus
U“tta Shoup
Roy Herbert
Will Heck
I. ‘Nd Zeis
Lutheran Service Preaches at Local Church Next Sunday
Edward Caperwell of the written berg seminary at Springfield will preach next Sunday morning at 10 15 at the Lutheran church. Sunday school opens at 9 00 and Luther League at 7 30.
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Edward Caperwell
4Rittenberg Seminary
Springfield
Lutheran Church
Luther League
Divorce, marriages, and civic notes from Crawford county
Judge Close granted divorce to Eliza Welthoff from Albert Welthoff and pending BR divorce to Frieda Scoarse from Reed Scoarse. Monica Fox and Walter Vogel wed in Bucyrus. A marriage license issued to James Buck and Stella Baughman. Upper Sandusky reports a Saturday shower and nearly an inch of rain. Road survey north from Carey to county line to be improved. County commissioners meet Oct 25 on ditch matters at Findlay. Also notes local poker investigation, Pennsylvania railroad schedule changes, and September term court with two female grand jurors.
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Monica Fox
Bucyrus
Walter Vogel
Upper Sandusky
Carey
James A Buck
Crawford County
Stella Baughman
Joseph. Baughman
Kirby
Close
Frieda Scoarse
Reed Scoarse
Frieda Inman
Wharton
Shireman Ditch
Sycamore Township
Findlay
Charles Huffman
Isabelle Brooks
Crawford Township
Carl Frederick
John H. Swartz
F. B. Shumaker
A. K. Hall
Little Sandusky
Pennsylvania Railroad
Common Pleas Court
Grand Jury
Henry Schoenberger
Leo Courtal
Knights of Columbus to Install Officers This Week
On Tuesday evening October 11 the local Knights of Columbus will install officers led by Grand Knight Frank Emerine and Deputy Grand Knight John Pahl. Other officers include Financial Secretary John Jacoby Recording Secretary Robert Dow and Treasurer Peter Emerine Chancéutr with Warden Cletus Pahl and trustees F N Schira and Henry Grine. Joseph Jacoby serves as Advocate and guards Andy WeLaughlin and Dominic Barden.
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Knights of Coumbus
Frank Emerine
John Pahl
John Jacoby
Robert, Dow
Peter Emerine Chancéutr
August Windam
Cletus Pahl
F N Schira
Henry Grine
Joseph Jacoby
Andy WeLaughlin
Dominic Bardennella
Pool Room Sale Near Diz Four on Main Street
Robert Lowery sold his pool room east of the Diz Four on Main street to his son Harry Lowery and to H R Kesler who has worked there for some time.
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Robert Lowery
Main Street
Harry Lowery
H .R Kesler
Election Day Supper Planned by United Evangelical Church
The ladies of the United Evangelical Sunday School and Church announce a supper to be served on election day. Proceeds will support church activities and charitable missions.
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Phelps Motor Co
Goodyear
Michelin Tires
Kincaid-Kimball
Bon-Ton Bakery
C. M. Kear & Co
P. Collet
Farmers’ Cooperative Co
Zeis & Mitchell
Clarence Ruffing
Johnson & Miller
Lasere & Lasere
Lasere
Helen ,Griffith
W. J. Newhard
Margaret Sutphen
aMrtha_ Patterson
Lydia Heck
Mildred Gunther
Jane Spencer
Virginia Straw
Mildred Ranger
Marguerité Holden
Myrtle Laird
Nina Hudson
Besse Deetz
June Deetz
Viviene Deetz
Lorena
Lutheran Service
Judge Close
Eliza Welthoff
Albert Welthoff
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