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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1935

Page

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P T A Plans Final Meeting With Musical Program

The Parent teacher association holds its last meeting of the year next Monday evening April 8 in the high school auditorium. Mrs Ross Johnson presides as the women of the Phil harmonic society directed by Mrs George T Denman perform several numbers. Two plays Cappy Explains and Mother Says Her Say are presented with a free will offering for the Wesleyan Guild class of the Methodist Sunday school.

Parent- Teacher Association Ross Johnson the Philharmonic Society C. Knoblock George T Denman Upper Sandusky Wesleyan Guild Methodist Sunday School Cappy

Village council approves budget and street projects

At an April 1 regular meeting the village council ordered bills paid and approved three appropriations totaling 53 581 to buy a truck for the village a truck for the board of affairs and Patterson street improvements including curb and drainage. Ford truck already purchased for Patterson street with cost shared by property owners. Lake street curb and surfacing petition from Findlay street to Lake end.

Board of Affairs Ary Moser Jefferson Frank Frey Emon Frederick Eugenia Henry A J Frederick Jacob Stief G Collet N Zahn Shelter House D C Henry & Co Robert Holden Ed Gibbs The Carey Times H Houk Lite Star Oil Products Co D ¢ Henry & Co Joe Billock R Schreiner S. Lake Street Council Findlay Street Lake

Lutheran Missionary Society to Meet

The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of Christ Lutheran church will meet at the home of Mrs Edward Riester on W Find lay street Wednesday afternoon of next week. Mrs F D Hurd and Mrs Byron Ogg will assist hostesses.

The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church Edward Riester W. Findlay Street F D Hurd Byron Ogg

Jack Heck in Orchestra With Fanchon Mark Show

Jack Heck of Pasadena California and formerly of Carey is a member of an orchestra with Fanchon Mark’s stage show on a tour through the North and West. The company spent a week in Vancouver and was in Salt Lake City last week.

Jack Heck H. H. Heck Pasadena Calif Carey Fanchon Mark Vancouver Salt Lake City

Spraying of fruit noted to Jacob Nitrauer

For spraying of fruit of all kinds, see Jacob Nitrauer. JAGOB NITRAUER.

Jacob Nitrauer Jagob Nitrauer

Stolen Ford sedan recovered after Kentucky arrest

Two Detroit men arrested in Kentucky confessed leading to the return of a four door Ford sedan stolen August 20, 1934 from Henry Ginsberg in Detroit. The car was traced via a factory frame number and passed through Toledo Findlay and a used car dealer before recovery. Eight stolen cars were linked to the men.

Detroit Kentucky Henry Ginsberg Hazelwood Ave Carey George P Roth Detroit Detective Auto Squad Ohio Highway Patrol Toledo Findlay Ray Williams West of Town

4-H Clubs Organizing Wyandot County Leaders Tap Miss Caughey

Wyandot County 4-H leaders plan to organize girls clubs with the help of Miss Marjory Caughey of Sycamore, appointed by Ohio State University to assist County Agent C F Christian. Meetings begin the week of April 15 with advisory teams announced for each community.

Wyandot County Marjory Caughey Sycamore Miss Caughey Ohio State University C F Christian State College Bowling Green Carey Boys Robert M. Kirkbride Wyandot Boys Wyandot Franklin Shumate Kenneth O Culver Sycamore Boys and Girls Sycamore School

Church Day Services Opens Home Missionary Meeting

A Church Day service opened at the local Methodist church with the Home Missionary society. Mrs W W Johnson and Mrs W Lanning led with a reading from a leaflet on Church Women's Work in Race Relations. Mrs Maybelle Barnard and her daughter Mrs S W McChesney performed a violin piece. Mrs W S Huffman led a lesson study on The Filipino from Orientals in American Life. A brief Ladies Aid business session, led by President Mrs Fred Mitchell, followed.

Home Missionary Society WN Johnson W Lanning Maybelle Barnard S W McChesney W S Huffman Ladies Aid Fred Mitchell

Boy Scout Board of Review At American Legion Hall

The Boy Scout Board of Review meets Thursday evening at the American Legion hall to examine boys seeking advancement in Scouting ranks in preparation for the Court of Honor next Thursday at the high school auditorium. The Court of Honor program appears in next week’s Carey Times.

American Legion Hall Boy Scout Board of Review Court of Honor Carey Times

Sale Postponed for Estate Goods in Upper Sandusky

L G Ranger as executor of Mrs Nellie B. Riter's estate postpones a household goods sale from last Saturday to Saturday April starting at 2:00 pm at the late home of Mrs Riter in Upper Sandusky.

L G Ranger Carey Nellie B. Riter Upper Sandusky Riter

Kenton Hospital Treats Mr Cole for Burst Nose

A Cole resident 2% miles north of Wharton has been a patient since Sunday at McKitrick Hospital in Kenton for a burst blood vessel in his nose. He is the father of Mrs. Russell Phillips, southwest of town.

Cole Wharton McKitrick Hospital Kenton Russell Phillips

Fides Study Club Meets at Orians Home for Holy Grail Talk

The Fides Study Club of Our Lady of Consolation will hold a meeting Friday evening April 5 at 8:00 at Miss Gertrude Orians home west of town. Miss Orians will read a paper titled The Legend of the Holy Grail.

Fides Study Club Our Lady of Consolation Church Gertrude Orians

Appreciation Expressed for Cards and Flowers

I express sincere thanks to all who sent me cards and flowers during my recent illness. The thoughtful gestures brought comfort and warmth.

Mayor Proclaims Ban on Roller Skating in Business District

The mayor prohibits roller skating in the business section of Gar o ie. The notice, signed by H. Krebs, declares the activity positively forbidden.

Garo Ie

Special Easter Edition to Hit Carey Area Soon

The Carey Times announces an Easter Edition published Thursday April 11 to reach New Riegel McCutchenville Alvada Adrian Wharton Vanlue and rural routes. Every rural route box and Carey households will receive a copy as merchants look to boost trade in 1934.

Carey Times Wyandot County New Riegel McCutchenville Alvada Adrian Wharton Vanlue Carey

Wesleyan Guild to Present Plays at PTA Meeting

The Wesleyan Methodist Sunday school will present Cappy Explains and Mother Says Her Say at the final PTA meeting of the year in the high school auditorium next Monday evening April 8. Cast includes Mrs W N Johnson Mrs A E Capell Mrs P H Coldren and others. A silver offering will be received for the class fund. Everyone is invited.

Wesleyan Guild of Methodist Sunday School Cappy PTA W N_ Johnson A E Capell P H Coldren Carl Krout George Snyder Addison Rickle C B Myers P C Goff Don Fetters Alfred Davis Cecil Laird R M_ Kirkbride

Card of Thanks for H E Clark

The Clark family thanks ministers neighbors friends and donors of flowers for help during the illness and at the time of the death of wife and mother H E Clark and sons.

H E Clark

Masonic Notice for Royal Arch Meeting on April 5

A regular meeting of the Royal Arch Masons will be held Friday evening April 5 at 7 30 pm. There will be work in the Mark Master degree. O W SQUIER HP WILLIAM ZAHN, Sec.

Royal Arch Masons

Fire at Dunn Home Destroys Curtains and Smoke Damages Kitchen

A Sunday fire at the Ernest Dunn residence on West Findlay Street started by cooking grease in the kitchen. Two pairs of curtains and window shades were burned, woodwork scorched, and walls badly smoked. The family extinguished the flames before the fire department arrived.

Ernest Dunn Findlay Street

Travelers club to hold auction during WB A meeting

The Travelers club of the WBA will auction items Friday evening during the regular meeting. Last week's auction was successful. members who missed it are urged to contribute this Friday. Findlay WBA is invited to Carey on Friday evening, April 12.

Travelers Club of the WBA Findlay Wba Carey

Victory class notices meet at Hosafros home tonight

Members of the Victory class of the Methodist Sunday school will gather this evening at the home of Mrs Harry Hosafros. Mrs Fred Mitchell and Mrs Dean Wright will assist as hostesses.

Methodist Sunday School Harry Hosafros Fred Mitchell Dean Wright

Large lamb crop reported by Wallace Ruehle near Adrian

Wallace Ruehle reports a spring lambing of 40 lambs from 22 Shropshire ewes near Adrian. Most ewes had twins. Thirty nine lambs remain alive.

Wallace Ruehle Near Adrian

School News Highlights From Yearbook Activities

The annual staff met after operetta practice to begin mimeographing the yearbook ads. Senior class canvassed Caryatid sales, while all classes wrote histories for assignments. Judson Frederick won final, and several students earned perfect or near perfect scores in spelling dictations last week.

School tests and equipment run in Lima visit

Mr Huffman and Edgar Keller visited Lima on Friday to buy football equipment. Seventy five eighth graders took the state test Saturday morning with fifty one from public schools and twenty four from the parochial school. Next week the state department will send results of both the senior scholarship test and the eighth grade test.

Mr Huffman Edgar Keller Lima State Department

Perfect spelling papers last week named pupils

The following pupils had perfect spelling papers last week Eleanor Greene Paul Clouser Mary Heck Steve Owen Russell Puchta Norma Jean Coldren Melford Coppler Nina Kennerley Adam Roszman June Dibble Donald Dunn James Lessig and Harold Putnam.

Eleanor Greene Paul Clouser Mary Heck Steve Owen Russell Puchta Norma Jean Coldren Melford Coppler Nina Kennerley Adam Roszman June Dible Donald Dunn James Lessig Harold Putnam

Pupils Achieve Perfect Spelling Dictation Scores

Last week 16 pupils attained 100 percent in spelling dictation led by Reva Baughman Russell Hagley and Robert Honda. In arithmetic Team II led by Annette Buckland included Faye Peters Janis Markley and Jeanne Wilson with a perfect score by Faye Peters. Grace Shumaker Martha Gottfried and Rita Putnam lead this week.

Reva Baughman Russell Hagley Robert Honda Leoda Hotelling James Johnson Richard Lessig Janis Markley Mary Calista Newhard Faye Peters Rita Jean Putnam MaeBelle Salyer Ray Sherman Patty Ann Sidenstricker Martha Jane Wagner Jeanne Wilson Annette Buckland Betty Vogel Janis

Weeklong arithmetic race finds daily winners named

Daily winners An nabel Putnam Maxine Whitaker Leonard Nye Margaret Martin Betty Kinley led the week in arithmetic. Maxine Whitaker won the week. In spelling dictation 100 percent honors go to Virginia Baker Jean Bakies Louise Briggs Monetta Gobrecht Betty Kinley Betty Ritter Roxie Risner Ruth Roszman Margie Rothgeb Virgil Sloman Crescent Stapley Phyllis Ulrich Bobby Wickham Alice Beebe Margaret Martin Patty Ann Ewing.

Annabel Putnam Maxine Whitaker Leonard Nye Margaret Martin Betty Kinley Maxine Virginia Baker Jean Bakies Louise Briggs Monetta Gobrecht Betty Ritter Roxie Risner Ruth Roszman Margie Rothgeb Virgil Sloman Crescent Stapley Phyllis Ulrich Bobby Wickham Alice Beebe Patty Ann Ewing

Runners claim daily arithmetic honors amid week of events

Ruth Heck defeats rivals to win individual honors in a week of arithmetic races. Alice Hunter wins the Monday event, Richard Johnson Tuesday, Opal Smith Wednesday, Ruth Heck Thursday, and Marjorie Calmes Friday. Row D tops in group honors while Virginia Dible, Ruth Heck, Alice Hunter, Rex Huston, Richard Johnson, Louise Kennerley, Eva Nve, Opal Smith, Elaine Thome and James Webb post perfect spelling dictation grades.

Alice Hunter Richard Johnson Opal Smith Ruth Heck Marjorie Calmes Ruth Virginia Dible Rex Huston Louise, Kennerley Eva Nve Elaine Thome James Webb

Pupils With Perfect Spelling Dictation Marks

Students achieving 100 percent in the spelling dictation for the weeks of March 18 and March 25 are listed. Notable names include Howard Baughman Janice Corron Ruth Ardine Gottfried Margaret Phillips Gilbert Phillips and Jean Wolfrum among others.

Howard Baughman Paul Cantleberry Russell Cole Ardella Coppler Janice Corron Albert England Eleanor McChesney Margaret Phillips Dean Tong Harold Turnbell Ruth Ardine Gottfried Cortna Holida Pauline Joseph Leonard Kennerley Betty Kitzler Betty Krom Gracetta Merrihew Gilbert Phillips Betty Wenner Jean Wolfrum Ardella Doppler Arlene Strahm John Nye Dean Tone

Pupil Captains Named for Arithmetic Races

The captains Charles Iden Marita Snyder Carl Turnbell and Judson Frederick chose pupils for arithmetic races last week. Marita Snyder led her team to victory while Charles Iden and Judson Frederick tied for second. Rita Calmes won on Monday Tuesday and Friday with Virginia Roger.

Judson Frederick Judson Rita Calmes Martha Coakley Kenneth Coldiren Janice Green Charles Iden Donald Long Harold Presler Virginia Royer Martia Snyder Carl Turnhbell Billy Wenner Marita Snyder Carl Turnbell Marita Charles Virginia Roger

Kiwanis Club Holds Meeting at Pilgrim House

The Kiwanis Club met Monday evening at 630 at Pilgrim House. Rev Paul R Clouser spoke briefly about the Carey Community Chest annual meeting set for April 30. Members discussed other topics in a round table session before adjourning.

Kiwanis Club Pilgrim House Paul R Clouser Carey Community Chest

Lenten and Easter Services at Local Lutheran Churches

Rev Paul R Clouser speaks at Lenten service this Thursday at 7 30 pm with the regular choir. On Sunday April 7 the Vested Junior Choir leads in service. Sunday April 14 a combined choir presents The Story of the Cross by Dudley Buck at Christ Lutheran Church. Week Day School session ends April 10. Palm Sunday April 14 confirms class. Service times include 230 pm in Vanlue Lutheran Church.

Paul R Clouser Mae Kauble Vanlue Lutheran Story of the Cross Dudley Buck Christ Lutheran Church

McCutchenville Man Reported Missing

Hallis Wagner a 39 year old farmer from near McCutchenville is missing from his home Sheriff Verne Deats reports. His wife says he was last seen chores at 4:00 am Thursday and there is no stated reason for his disappearance. Wagner is the son of William and Mrs Wagner of Wyandot County and has been a Clark farm tenant northeast of McCutchenville. He has an eight year old son. C G Wagner of East Side Market is his uncle.

Hallis Wagner McCutchenville Verne Deats Seneca County Wagner William Wagner Wyandot County Clark Farm MeceCutchenville C G Wagner East Side

Carey Flower Shop Reopens April 4 After Illness

The Carey Flower Shop resumes operations in Findlay after a three week closure due to the critical illness of R F Wright's mother. Mr Wright will supervise and provide the same special attention on all orders. They offer cut flowers, potted plants, delivery, and telegram service.

Carey Flower Shop R F Wright Findlay

What the stork's brought

Twin daughters born March 25 to Mr and Mrs Logan Watson of Patterson street. A son born Tuesday morning last week to Mr and Mrs Pearl Snook of Frederick street. A 6 14 pound son born Wednesday last week to Mr and Mrs Karl Rothgeb of Detroit. Mr Rothgeb is a son of A M Rothgeb of this place. A daughter born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Byron Swartz of Upper Sandusky, who formerly resided in Carey.

Logan Watson Patterson Street Pearl Snook Frederick Street Karl Rothgeb Detroit Rothgeb A M Rothgeb This Place Byron Swartz Upper Sandusky Swartz Carey

Frazier duo to lead Carey plant operations

George S. Frazier and his son I J. Frazier from Sebring arrive to oversee Carey plant sales and local office administration. George S. will head the sales organization while I J. handles the office. How ard of Sebring named plant superintendent.

George S Frazier I J Frazier Sebring Frazier Rubbery Products Corp Carey Howard

Boy Scout Troops 22 and 29 Meet and Swim

Troops 22 and 29 held a joint meeting at the Y M C A in Tiffin on Monday evening. Transportation for the event was provided by F H Frederick, H L Wenner, C G Knoblock, Robert Holden, Charles Spitler, Linus Myers, and Karl Bame.

Tiffin Y MA F H_ Frederick H L Wenner C G Knoblock Robert Holden Charles Spitler Linus Myers Karl Bame Scribe

K O C Lodge to Host Sunday Breakfast Event

Members of the Catholic Knights of Columbus will hold a parish hall breakfast after the 7:30 mass on Sunday morning April 7 at Our Lady of Consolation church following the service.

Knights of Columbus Lodge Our Lady of Consolation

Veritas Study Club Meets at Riester Home

The Veritas Study club of Our Lady of Consolation church met at Miss Catherine Riester on Tuesday April 2 at 800 o clock. Ten members attended and enjoyed the paper read by Miss Riester.

Veritas Study Club Our Lady of Consolation Church Catherine Riester

Notice to correspondents mail letters by Tuesday

Correspondents are instructed to mail all letters so they arrive by Tuesday each week. Recent letters have arrived late sometimes not until Wednesday or Thursday.

Walters and hostlers visit Roller residence Sunday

Mr and Mrs Sam Walters of Vanille and Mr and Mrs Byron Walters of Toledo spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Roller. Mr and Mrs Scott Hostler of Mt Blanchard were also callers there during the afternoon.

Sam Walters Vanille Byron Walters Toledo Ralph Roller Scott Hostler Mt. Blanchard

Recital by Celia Reynolds Promises Fairy Tale Evening

Miss Celia Reynolds presents Cinderella's Reception at the high school auditorium on Friday April 12. The program features characters from fairy tales and cartoons, ballet numbers, a Japanese scene, and readings with a large cast including Betty Kinley and Victor Reynolds. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children with reserved seats available.

Celia Reynolds The Reynolds School of Music, Dancing and Dramatics Cinderella King Cole Prince Charming Brer Rabbit Puss In Boots Mickey Minnie Mouse Bernice Keller Joan Cole Nannette Simonis Natalie Jones James Whitcomb Riley Miss Reynolds M. C Reynolds Miss Rita Vincent Brown Mrs Hemnbaugh Kenton Victor Reynolds Betty Kinley Junior Simonis Betty Lee Haines Fairy Godmother Frances Peirce Tim and Tie Mary Ann Martha Jane Wagner Mother Hubbard Katherine Black Jack Sprat Robert Reynolds Mrs Sprat Betty Vogel Tom Thumb Carmen O'Connor Herald Billy Simonis Tom Pahl Mary Quite Contrary Wyona Stewart Sycamore Goldilocks Sycamore

Funeral for Henry Hostler Held at Mt Blanchard

Mr and Mrs Paul Kramer Carey Garn Elza Garn and Ralph Greeno with Virginia attended funeral services at Mt Blanchard Tuesday for Henry Hostler 78 half brother of the late Mrs Elza Garn and Mrs Greeno of this place. Services were at Harley Hostler’s home.

Paul Kramer Carey Garn Elza Garn Ralph Greeno Virginia Mt Blanchard Henry Hostler Greeno Hostler Harley Hostler

Fetters’ New Store Opens This Week

Fetters announces the opening of its 5c and 10c store in the Newhard room on the south side of E Findlay street. The public is invited to attend the opening sale starting Saturday to inspect the new store and merchandise.

Fetters Newhard Room E. Findlay Street

Junior W. B. A. Meeting Sets Easter Party Plans

Rose Court Junior W. B. A. will meet Friday after school to arrange the Easter party. All members are urged to attend.

Rose Court

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P.T. A Philharmonic Society Lutheran Missionary Notich SALE R. J. Kirkwood O W Squier H P William Zahn Dunn Louise Ruffing Arthur Williams Louise Beis Dorcas Coldren Ide Moyne England Junior Fout Richard Hayman John Karg Donald Keller Herbert Lortz Margaret Ann Montague Louise Nye Rita Opp Norman Zeis Lillie Barnett Room Lutheran Church Notes BOY Scout News K. O. C. Lodge Junior W. B. A. Notich
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