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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1938

Page

1

Carey Indians Defeat Wauseon 19 to 6 In Open Road Game

Carey high school football opened the season with a 19 to 6 victory over Wauseon on the road. Hayman connected with Heck for a 15 yard TD, Williams and Stombaugh added scoring, and the team held off a second quarter Wauseon TD. Injuries hit Carey as Williams Luzader Strahm and Evans sidelined. The squad prepares for North Baltimore game upcoming at North Baltimore.

Carey Highdiron Warriors Wauseon Ewth Carey Thei Hayman Heck Blues Stombaugh Nevin Williams Bruce Luzader Leland Strahm Harold Evans North Baltimore Krout Lucius Luzader Stuckey Fox Wee Deeness AG Access Emeees Bogers Newhard Weber Kidwell Rueger Corron Iserman Tracy Barber Pleracini Smith Heck Schwall Hayman Lilhavy Stombaugh Rere Rossma Carey—Williams Farris Brown Sedihen Ee Oe

Students Earn 100 in Arithmetic and Spelling

The page lists pupils achieving 100 in arithmetic since the first week of school: Omeda Helen Leedy Frank Heck Mary Ann Joseph Marcella Brown Calvin Callahan and Mary Ann Joseph Mary Alice Markley. It also notes 100 percent in spelling for Joey Dible Ronald Gibson Mary Alice Heilman Evelyn Hinebaugh Lois Kennerley Joyce Luman Patty Michaels Howard Presler Jean Presler Beatrice Watson Nellie Barnett and Howard Presler.

Omeda Helen Leedy Frank Heck Mary Ann Joseph Marcella Brown Calvin Callahan Mary, Ann Joseph Mary Alice Markley Joey Dible Ronald Gibson Mary Alice Heilman Evelyn Hinebaugh Lois Kennerley Joyce Luman Patty Michaels Howard Presler Jean Presler Beatrice Watson Nellie Barnett

Sunday Baseball Tournament At Lakeland Field

A four team tournament will be played at Lakeland field on Sunday October 2 with Tiffin Sycamore Carey and a fourth club to replace the New Riegel entry. Standout players include Dewey Stover Ray Cook Rogala Huffman Vint Vic Wurm Stubbs and Freddie Stover plus Eagle players from Carey. Admission is 40 cents for three games with first pitch at 12 30 pm Carey vs Tiffin and Sycamore vs the new entry.

Lakeland Field Tiffin Sycamore Carey Riegel Club Timin Dewey Stover Buffalo Ray Cook Tiffin Mud Hens Ohio State League Rogala Huffman Vint Vic Wurm Griffith Barnhart Brothers Robenalt Welty Stubbs Freddie’’ Stover Battery Toledo Carey Eagles Eagle Riegel

New Soilfitter Kuhlman 2 Row Mounted Picker

Farmers invited to inspect the Soilfitter Kuhlman 2 row mounted corn picker in operation on Forrest Hurd farm near Crawford and Carey. Lightweight simple construction allows mounting on most row crop tractors including F.12 Farmall Weight. Price is 495 dollars FOB factory from Schmidt Bros. Carey.

Forrest Hurd Crawford Carey Schmidt Bros

Dance at Eagles Hall and Marion celebration

A dance is planned Saturday night at the Eagles hall with all members invited. The Carey Eagles travel to Marion Thursday to help celebrate Miss Marilyn Meseke Miss America 1938 whose home is in Marion. District initiation of the Eagles will be held in Carey on Sunday October 9.

Eagles Hall Carey Eagles Marion Marilyn Meseke The Hagles Carey

Boy Scout Pilgrimage To Shrine Of Warren G Harding

An annual Scout pilgrimage to the Shrine of the late President Warren G Harding is set for Sunday October 30 at 2 p m. The event organized by a committee led by C H Faust Harding Area Scout commissioner and the Harding Memorial committee will publish complete plans in early October.

Warren G Harding C H Faust Harding Area Harding

Moose Lodge Pinochle Tournament and Meeting Notice

On Thursday October 6 at 8 30 p m a pinochle tournament will start at the Moose hall He is invited to play The Moose meeting opens at 7 30 Lawrence Grove Cleveland with the state secretary present.

Moose Hall Moose Lodge Lawrence Grove Cleveland

Vocal Instruction Classes Start in Marion

Mrs B L Wallace of Marion announces vocal instruction classes to begin about October 15. Interested persons may contact Mrs Wallace at 146 Homer St Marion or call telephone 84 in Carey.

B L Wallace Marion

Carey Kiwanis Club Holds Monthly Business Meeting

The Carey Kiwanis Club held its regular monthly business meeting Monday evening at 6 15 at the Pilgrim House. Fr Cyprian Terwoord OMC, president of the club, led the session.

Carey Kiwanis Club Pilgrim House Cyprian Terwoord

Darfy Philharmonic Society Opens Season Monday

The Cater Philharonic society will hold its first meeting of the season Monday evening at the home of Mrs Alfred K Davis on E Findlay street. A potluck supper will be enjoyed.

Cater Philharonic Society Alfred K Davis Findlay Street

Post Office Seeks Real Estate for Carey’s New Facility

On page 2 the Post Office Department requests offers of real estate for the construction of a new Carey post office. The notice invites interested property owners to submit proposals suitable for government use.

Post Office Department Carey's

Dancing Classes at Galt Hotel Begin October 4

Ruth Ingels announces dancing classes at the Galt Hotel starting Tuesday October 4 with sessions at her studio.

Galt Hotel Ruth Ingels

Charles Hoff Escapes Storm On East Coast Trip

Carey resident Charles Hoff survived a North Atlantic hurricane while traveling from Pittsburgh to New Haven. He sheltered in a garage and slept in his car as martial law kept people from leaving New Haven until Friday. Hoff returned to Carey Monday. about 700 people died and damages ran into millions.

East Carey North Atlantic Seaboard Charles Hoff Pittsburgh Philadelphia Bridgeport New Haven Conn Hoff Fred Pumsburg

Miss Madge Marshall Weds Leonard McIntosh in Dover

Miss Madge Marshall daughter of Aliie and Mrs Marshall near Carey married Leonard McIntosh son of Mr and Mrs L McIntosh of Dover at United Brethren Church Dover. Rev George Davis officiated the single ring ceremony with Irene Marshall singing Oh Promise Me and At Dawning. The bridal party included Rebecca Marshall maid of honor Claudia Marshall Helen Stone bridesmaids Harold Tweed attended the groom. The bride wore a white satin gown with a finger tip veil and carried red roses. The couple plans a western states tour before settling in Dover.

Madge Marshall Aliie Marshall Carey Leonard McIntosh L. McIntosh Dover United Brethren Church George Davis Irene Marshall Rebecca Marshall Claudia Marshall Helen Stone Harold Tweed McIntosh

Officers Elected by Legion Auxiliary

At the American Legion Auxiliary meeting on Monday evening officers were elected including President Mrs Clyde Howard, first vice president Mrs Linus Myers, second vice president Mrs Lawrence Bland, secretary Mrs M D Shafer, and treasurer. Other members and committees were noted with refreshments served and a mystery prize drawn. The next auxiliary meeting is scheduled for October 24.

American Legion Auxiliary Clyde Howard Linus Myers Lawrence Bland M D Shafer Free Scoarse Scoarse Arthur Byers William Orians Gust Vaughn Auxiliary

Leffersons Learn Son Heads East for Reconstruction Work

Mr and Mrs W J Lefferson received a telephone message from their son Joe Lefferson of Newark. He will fly from Akron to Boston to assist in reconstruction work in storm stricken districts. Joe is employed by the Ohio Power company.

W J Lefferson Joe Lefferson Newark Akron Boston Joe Ohio Power Company

Women of the Moose Invite Members to Meeting

The Women of the Moose call all members to assemble at the Rest Room on Thursday at 8 o clock to march in a body to the Nichoson home. On Tuesday evening October 4 there will be initiation of candidates and a social will follow the regular meeting.

Women of the Moose Nichoson

Philather Class Meets Tuesday Evening at Mrs Shue’s Home

The Philather class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school will meet Tuesday evening October 4 at the home of Mrs A C Shue on E Findlay street. A good attendance is desired.

Philather Memorial Evangelical Sunday School A C Shue

Methodist Missions Meeting Set at Mrs Bame Home

The Missionary Society of the M E church will meet at the home of Mrs S R Bame Wednesday afternoon October 5 at 2 o'clock. Mrs Forrest Baker will be in charge of the program.

Missionary Society of the S R Bame Forrest Baker

Drivers' Licenses Extended Deadline Notice

Belza Jacobs deputy registrar of motor vehicles announces one more day to obtain a driver's license. Registration offices will stay open to accommodate applicants and issue licenses to eligible residents.

Belza Jacobs Registrar of Motor Vehicles

Interesting Meet by K of C Lodge

District Deputy Jack Malloy of Findlay reported on the supreme convention at Cincinnati and outlined the Five Point program. He also described Findlay Council plans for the state convention next year. John Grine became warden after Rene Du Bois left for seminary. Grand Knight C. R. Lonsway announced final plans for the annual banquet and said letters would be sent to members with Columbus Day details.

Jack Malloy Findlay Cincinnati Knights of Columbus Findlay Council John Grine Rene du Bois Floyd Knobs Ind C. R. Lonsway

Two Cars Collide On Marion Road Near Carey

Ambrose Orians of Carey area and Victor Cardosi of Columbus were in a head on collision on state route 23 about four miles south of the Wyandot Marion county line. Cardosi attempted to pass a parked truck owned by G V Paice of Huntington West Virginia. Mrs Orians and daughters Jo and Reva were aboard.

Marion Wyandot Marion County Ambrose Orians South of Carey Victor Cardosi Columbus G. V Paice Huntington W. Va Criangs Cardosi Paul Frey

Smith Johnson couple announce Anna Elizabeth Smith wedding

Mr and Mrs Claude Johnson announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Anna Elizabeth to William Smith of Findlay. The ceremony occurred Wednesday September 8 in Indiana. Mr Smith works in a tile yard kiln in Findlay and the couple will live at 520 West Front Street. Mrs Smith is a Carey High School 1938 graduate.

Claude Johnson Anna Elizabeth William Smith Findlay Indiana Smith Front Street Carey High School

Gasco Cooking School Planned for December Dates

Gasco-Carey Times announces a second cooking school set for Friday and Saturday December 2 and 3. Last year’s event was a marked success, and residents are urged to save the dates to attend again.

Joseph Derr Wins Second Prize at Attica Horse Show

Joseph Derr, son of Mr and Mrs HW Derr of southwest of Carey, won second prize of 3 dollars as best leader of colts. He thanks County Agent Crump and Wyandot County for selecting him from the 4 H club to go to Attica.

Joseph Derr HW of Derr Carey Joseph Crump Wyandot County Attea

Hal Saliers and His Music Sponsored by Young Ladies Sodality

Announcement for a community dance at the Catholic hall on Friday October 7 hosted by the Young Ladies Sodality. Dancing from 8 30 to 12 with admission 2. The invitation requests attendees to bring friends and dress for the occasion.

The Young Ladies’ Sodality

Wrandot County Womans Christian Temperance Convention Held

The 34th annual Wrandot County WCTU convention met Wednesday at the Weal Methodist Church. Local speakers discussed temperance goals and community welfare as members gathered for the event.

Wrandot County Womans Christian Temperance 1 Money Weal | Methodist Church

Townsend Club Meeting at Public Library

The Carey Townsend club will meet next Monday evening at the public library to conduct club business. E N Garn, secretary.

Carey Townsend Public Library

Service Manager Norbert Brooks Attends Training School

Norbert Brooks service manager at Cy's garage attends the annual service managers training school at Pontiac Motor Co plant in Pontiac Mich. He will return home Friday morning.

Norbert Brooks Cy’s Pontiac Motor Co Pontiac Mich

Feck Finds Toy Balloon From Evanston Sender

Tuesday morning at 7 30 Mike Feck of seven miles northeast of Carey found a dark blue toy balloon on a wire fence. A bottle attached carried the sender's name L. O. Greenwood 839 Sherman Avenue Evanston Tk. The note asked the finder to write to Mr Greenwood, who had launched the balloon at 5 p m Monday September 26.

Mike Feck Carey L. O.greenwood Sherman Avenue Evanston Greenwood Feck

Council Pays Bills After Regular Meeting

Village council lists payments to multiple departments and individuals for September salaries, office supplies, fuel, repairs, and utilities. Notable items include salaries for superintendent, engineer, secretary, marshal, and mayor, plus purchases from National Supply, Westinghouse, and Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Miscellaneous street and water line labor and materials are detailed with amounts and hours.

Mary Mosier Board of Public Affairs W J. Jefferson Frank Frey Emon Frederick Eugenia Henry National Supply Co F. Dible Ohio Fuel Gas Co Shafer D. C. Henry General Epectric Supply Corp Wyandot County Commissioners Westinghouse Electric Supply Co Earl Williams Walter Updegraff F. A. Miller Sherman McKee Gordon Wyatt George Bish Lucy Powell Harl Williams F A. Miller Stierman “McKee John Drummonds G. Snyder Clarence Hagley Ed Weaver E W Mullholand John Orians David Orians P A. Hendricks Jacob Nitrauer L Culler Elmer Hunter Mary Kentfield Henry Pieracini Harry Bowman Wallace Dible Linus I Myers Woh Houk & Son Clarence Tucker

Boston Letter Details Harrowing Caribbean Storm Impact

Mrs Gwen Houk's sister in Boston writes of the hurricane's devastation. Trees down in the Commons and Harvard Yard, ruined Fenway signs, widespread floods, and roads blocked by debris. The writer and Wee Hill flee storms in the Blue Hills, recounting fear, rescue, and relief as Boston recovers.

Harold and Harriette Fenway Park Art Museum Harvard Yard Brattle Street Longfellow Clock Horse Tea Room Fenway Theatre Liggett’s Boston New York Wee Hill Houghton’s Pond Blue Hills Virgin Round Lake Howard Creighton

No Hunting Signs At The Carey Times Office

Local office of The Carey Times posts no hunting signs after complaints about hunters near town. Officials remind residents to respect private property and follow posted restrictions along the river corridor.

Carey Times

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ohio State Indiana University Carey High Walter Jones Room Col. Crawford Eagles' Hall Moose Kiwanis Club Darfy Philharmonic Society P. O Charles ‘Hoff Legion Auxiliary Women OF the Methodist Missions K. of Attica Hal Saliers W.c. Tou Council Board of Affairs Board of Finance Harold G M Houk Houk H. Balyer Balyer Gertrude ‘Houk J.T. Club J Ft A. J Kinney
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