Carey H S students shine at district solo and ensemble auditions
Carey High School students earned superior and excellent ratings at the district Solo and Ensemble Auditions held in Tiffin. Eleven entries advanced to the state finals at Otterbein College on April 19, with ratings across solo and ensemble categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Music
Carey H. S
Brifin
Carey
Eileen Mott
Shirley Keller
Marlene Lee
Lynn Mee- Daniel
Joyce Myers
Sandra Gunther
Bob Cole
John Welsh, Jr
Paul Williams, Jr
Don Tanner
John Welsh
Glenda Gunther
Virginia van Buren
Beverly Hunter
Mary Jane Collet
Jim Patterson
Paul Wonder
Betty Jackson
Jane Walter
Ronald Lee
Charlene Phillips
Phyllis Stombaugh
Kerry Hall
Ross Marie
Shirley Wisner
Carole Walter
Gordon Putnam
Tiffin
Otterbein College
Westerville
Ohio Music Education Association
Colorful High School Style Revue Show Lights Up Lawn
The Style Revue at the high school featured 144 garments modeled by home economics students. A colored movie segment captured portions of the program as four readers presented while models posed on a crepe paper set with flowering quince and trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hack
Ohio Industrial Arts Convention Highlights Shop Safety
The Ohio Industrial Arts Association Convention focused on shop safety with progress reported on Ohio School Shop Safety and plans for further improvements. Driver Education was discussed as underrepresented in high schools and a panel of five industry leaders explored Looking Ahead in Industrial Arts with future promises for students and instructors. Exhibits showcased student projects including plastics, which received broader coverage. Mrs. D. E. Wilson and family mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
D. E. Wilson
Carey Good Friday Service at First Methodist Church
The Community Good Friday service in Carey will be held at First Methodist Church from noon to 3 PM. Rev. D V Whitenack leads, with six ministers presenting meditations on the Seven Last Words. Musicians include Mrs C G Laird, Mrs Wesley Wonder, and Mrs Evert Lee. several vocal solos and a quartet are planned. Local businesses will close to allow public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
First Methodist Church
D. V. Whitenack
Memorial BE
A. B
Methodist
Christ’ Lutheran
Christ Upon the Cross
CG. Laird
Wesley Wonder
Evert Lee
Cloyce Rader
Wesley Phillips
Clifford Wise
Eileen Mott
F. D. Jackson
Victor Dunn
Alumni Favor Banquet Question For Carey High School
Atty Paul Burson, president of the Carey high school alumni association, says members may want a banquet before the annual dance to honor this year’s graduating class. Tickets for 100 or 150 couples are needed before plans proceed. inquiries can reach Burson by writing, phone, or personal contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty Paul Burson
Carey High School Alumni Association
Burson
Families Relocate Homes On North and Lake Streets
Mr and Mrs Clayton Twining move from E North street owned by Arthur Stevens to a new E Lake street home built by George Dunn and Edward Downing with family. Edward Downing and family move from North and Patterson corner to Twining’s vacated house. Mr and Mrs John DeAmicis who had lived with Mr De Amicis' parents on N Patterson rent the Downing house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Twining
E North Street
Arthur Stevens
E. Lake Street
George Dunn
Edward Downing
North
Patterson Streets
Twining
John DeAmicis
Mr DeAmicis
Ben DeAmicis
N_ Patterson street
Downing
Carey Farmers Community Club Plans April Committees
The Carey Farmers Community club met Monday in the K of C hall with tap dance numbers to Basin Street Ball and Twelfth Street Rag, vocal solos by Jeannette Myers, and songs April Showers Easter Parade by Eileen Mott with Marlene Lee. April committees led by Karl Kraus Paul Enders Edward Beard. refreshments by Mark Karr Henry Kimmel Delmar Grubel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers’ Community Club
K of C. Hall
Jeannette Myers
Eileen Mott
Marlene Lee
Bobby Mott
Karl Kraus
Paul Enders
Edward Beard
Upper Sandusky
Mark Karr
Henry Kimmel
Delmar Grubel
Clothing Drive For War Sufferers At Consolation Parish
The National Council of Catholic Women at Our Lady of Consolation parish conducts a week long clothing drive for war sufferers. Donated items for men women and children can be dropped at the pavilion any time this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Catholic Women of Our Lady of Consolation
Moose Lodge to Organize Softball Team April 9
The Moose lodge invites interested players to attend an organizing meeting for a new softball team. The session will be held at Moose Hall at 8 p m on Wednesday to form the squad for the new season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOOSE
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs Preston Gaster
Mr and Mrs Preston Gaster of Carey and later near Tiffin celebrate 50 years of marriage with a family dinner April 6 at their home route 5 Tiffin. They married April 8 1902 at St Marys Church and have four children nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston H. Gaster
Carey
Route 5
Tiffin
Mr. Gaster
Robert Gaster
Alyena Remlinger
Philip Remlinger
St Mary's Church
Kirby
Maurice Gaster
Clarence Hoops
R. Chaney
Kansas
Harold Gaster
Gaster
Elizabeth Gaster
Marion
O Jj. Gaster
V P. Kill
Lawton
Okla
Philip Oelberg
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County Members Attend State Patrol Auxiliary Convention
William F. Simonis of Sycamore L L Bland William Keller William Humbert and Grover Snyder were among Wyandot county attendees at the 8th annual State Patrol Auxiliary convention in Columbus. A German band played during dinner in the Deshler-Wallick ballroom before a floor show. Gov. Frank Lausche addressed the Saturday forenoon session at East Central high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Simonis
Sycamore
L L. Bland
William Keller
William Humbert
Grover Snyder
Wyandot County
State Patrol Auxiliary
Columbus
Deshler - Wallick
Frank Lausche
East Central High School
Mrs Greeley Marshall Improves After Illness
Mrs Greeley Marshall who six weeks ago suffered a heart attack and was taken to Blanchard Valley hospital has been returned to her home northwest of Carey where she is improving. Her daughter Mrs Joseph Young of Amanda helps care for her. Mrs Marshall is allowed a few visitors for short periods. She and her husband had just returned from a trip to Florida when she became ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Marshall
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Carey
Joseph Young
Amanda
Marshall
Florida
District Auxiliary President Visits Local Unit Meeting
Mrs Elizabeth Gilbert of Sandusky the 5th district president of the American Legion Auxiliary visited the local unit on Monday evening of last week and spoke on the constitution and by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gilbert
Sandusky
American Legion Auxiliary
Pythian Sisters Rummage Sale Planned for April 10
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters announce a rummage sale on Thursday, April 10 at the K of P hall on the corner of Patterson and South streets. Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Hospital Guild Set To Convene Monday Evening
Our Lady of Consolation Hospital Guild No. 24 will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the K of C club rooms. Every member is urged to attend the session in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Hospital Guild
K. of C
Cantata at Lutheran Church by Christ Lutheran Senior Choir
The Senior Choir directed by Mr Lyle Hendricks presents Olivet to Calvary by Maunder this Sunday at 730 PM. Vesper service opens with Beautiful Saviour, Psalm 116, and Gloria Patri. Solo selections and organ pieces accompany a reflective concert tracing Jesus last days from Palm Sunday to Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran Church
Lyle ‘Hendricks
Olivet To Calvary
Maunder
Jerusalem
Garden
Gethsemane
Jesus
Pilate
Judgement Hall
Calvary
Shirley Keller
Frank Edwards
Temple
Eileen Mott
the Mount of Olives
Frank Jackson
Charles Schwemley
George Pickens
Lyle Hendricks
Rev Root
Root
Misa Elsie Howard
Dubois
Demorest
Bach
Proposed park improvements discussed by Carey groups
Twenty representatives from Carey organizations met Memorial Park board to study plans for future improvements. Proposed items include another shelter house rest rooms at the ball field a four way fireplace and shuffleboard courts. The shuffleboard club will finance extra courts this summer. Other funds must come from civic groups. The board will provide cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Organizations
Memorial Park Board
Shuffleboard Club
Enders Named Leader of Wyandot County Cancer Drive
Paul D Enders of Upper Sandusky Wyandot County clerk of courts was named chair man of the 1952 cancer fund drive for Wyandot County He said he would announce his committee later and that the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will distribute coin boxes countywide except Carey where the Carey Eagles handle it The county quota is 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul D Enders
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County
Enders
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Carey
Carey Eagles
Dorcas Bible Class Meets This Afternoon
Mrs Chester Reiff Mrs Mary Cole and Mrs Arthur Stevens will entertain the Dorcas Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school at 218 West Findlay Street at 2 o clock this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Reiff
Mary Cole
Arthur Stevens
Methodist Sunday School
Reiff
Findlay Street
W. B. A. To Meet Friday Review
Chrey review No 27 of the Woman's Benefit Association will convene Friday at 8 PM in the Moose hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrey Review
Woman's Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Hudson Injured in Train Mishap Near Carey
W R Pete Hudson 64 of 159 W Brown avenue suffered the loss of his left leg and four toes of the right foot in a 1030 am accident at the New York Central coal dock south of Carey. He was struck by two loose coal cars as he tried to step back across the track. bystanders applied tourniquets and he was taken to Blanchard Valley hospital where amputation above the knee was needed. Hudson, a railroad employee since 1905, was conscious and recovering with his wife and two daughters at his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete) Hudson
Brown Avenue
New York Central
Carey
Hudson
H F Adams
Clyde
Harry Faber
Hostler
Willard Barth
Blanchard Valley Hospital
Harry Mullholand
McCutchenville
Donald Oglesbee
Carey Man to Sing With Parade of Quartets
W L Stombaugh will join the Findlay high school Parade of Quartets chorus for a Saturday program on April 19. Tickets available through Mr Stombaugh by April 15. Old Mill Stream chapter of SABERSC SPQSBA sponsors the event with Mid-States Four of Chicago and Templarres of Muncie as featured quartets. Further information via Mr Stombaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W L. Stombaugh
Findlay High School
Mr Stombaugh
Old Mill Stream
Society For Preservation and Encouragement of
Barber Shop
America
Mid-States
Chicago
Templarres
Muncie
Ind
Findlay
Band Mothers Meet Monday Evening at High School
The Carey Band Mothers group will meet at 8 pm Monday at the high school. Committee members include Mrs Perry Mc Daniel as chairman, co-chairman Mrs F D Jackson, and several others. Plans will be made for the Spring dance, senior band banquet, and cadet band picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Band
Perry McDaniel
F D Jackson
L E Offenbacher
Harry Rook
Ethel Phipps
George Gardner
G A Hartman
Charles Schwemley
Robert Mott
W L. Gatchel
Troy Higgins
Service Men Addresses First Address
James Franklin Hagerman 572-14-01 Co 52-265 US Naval Training Center San Diego California listed as a service member address for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Franklin Hagerman
US Naval Training Center
San Diego
California
Priscilla Guild Meeting Moved to April 9 at Christ Lutheran
The Priscilla Guild will meet in Christ Lutheran Church after Lenten services on Wednesday evening April 9 instead of April 10. Mrs Reid Heck and Mrs Dean Clady will host, and Mrs Paul Burson will lead the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Guild
Christ Lutheran Church
Reid Heck
Dean Clady
Paul Burson
W. C. T. U. to Meet at Mrs Hunter's Home Friday
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at 2 pm Friday at the home of Mrs Ray Hunter south of Carey. Mrs Galen Bame will lead devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ray Hunter
Carey
Galen Bame
Carey Lodge Regular Meeting Notice
There will be a regular meeting of Carey Lodge No 407 IOOF this Thursday evening April 3 at 8:00. All members urged to be present. Van Baker secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Wagner
Carey Temple
Pythian Sisters
Carey Lodge
van Baker
Senior Play Friday Night at Local High School
The senior class presents Young Barry on Friday April 4 at 8 00 p m in the high school auditorium. John Welsh stars as Eddie with June Sizemor as Ann and Ronnie Treece as George Jones providing comic relief. Other cast members include Tom Atkins Rose Marie Davis and Charlotte Tucker. Tickets sell at Manes drug store with 50 cent adults and 35 cent students for reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
John Welsh
Eddie
Bihg Crosby
Epatelaely
New York
Ann
June Sizemor
Ronnie Treece
George Jones
Tom Atkins
Rose Marie Davis
Charlotte Tucker
Ann Dible
Glenda Gunther
William Whitenack
Barbara Elbert
Sue Mapes
Glenda Snyder
Lawrence Vogel
Franklin Emerine
Manes’ Drug Store
Surprise Alert Saturday Observers Needed At Carey Post
William Keller supervisor of the Carey post of the Ground Observer Corps was notified that exercises would start at 9 am. Observers appeared within 15 minutes but shifts could not be changed every two hours due to lack of volunteers. Eight planes were spotted including four fighters. Mr. Keller and Harold Shue appeal to women to help. a club expressed interest and a meeting is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keller
Carey
Ground Observer Corps
Keller
Harold Shue
Mr. Shue
Shue
Kiwanis Visitor Attends Carey Club Meeting
Hugh Frey of Ottawa Ohio Division No 1 Lieutenant Governor Kiwanis International visited the Carey club Monday evening in Gibbins dining room. He outlined Kiwanians duties and presented a 10 point program for 1952. Ladies Night is set for next Monday with dinner at 615 and a 7 o'clock show at the Carey theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Frey
Ottawa
Ohio
Kiwanis International
Carey Club
Gibbins
Carey Theatre
Palm Sunday Services at First Methodist Church
Palm Sunday activities include a 9 30 Sunday school and a 10 30 worship service led by the Hi choir directed by Mrs William E Cole with accompanist Mrs W H Huston. Two membership training classes will be received into full membership as Rev D V Whitenack delivers the sermon titled What Doth the Lord Require.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
William E Cole
Holy City
Adams
W H Huston
D V Whitenack
Bake Sale Saturday at Harmony Shop
The Christian Couples class of the Methodist Sunday school will hold a bake sale at the Harmony Shop Saturday beginning at 10 am. Proceeds help fund children's lavatories at the church with additional contributors from outside the class aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Harmony Shop
Woman's Society meets at First Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will convene at 8 pm Wednesday in First Methodist Church. Mrs Wesley Wonder will lead the devotional and Mrs Robert Heck will oversee the program on children’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Wesley Wonder
Robert Heck
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge Meeting Notice
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge No 656 announces a regular meeting Tuesday evening in the IOOF hall. April S$ at o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Carey chapter meets Monday evening April 7
R A LV notice announces Carey chapter No 159 R M will hold a meeting Monday evening April 7 with William Cole as H P involved in the call and organization activities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. A. Hartman
Dorothy Hast
Gene Myers
Joan Sargeant Lynn McDaniel
The
Ohio Industrial Arts Association Convention
P.h.gaster
Legion Auxiliary
Cancer Drive
Dorcas Bible
Carey Man
Parade OF
William R. Detwiler
Offutt Afb
Nebraska
Methodist Church
Harmony ‘Shop
Ww. S.C
R. AL VW
William Cole, H. P
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