The High School Mystery Sneaks Into Friday Night
Betty Hamler and Maurice Zahn report a high school mystery event in the auditorium on Friday night April 12. The freshman class presented a chapel program noted as musical and splendid featuring devotions, several soloists and duets, hillbilly impersonations, acrobatics, and announcements by Mr Driver and Mr Mulholland with Judson Frederick as announcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driver
Charles Iden
Norma Jean Gibson
Mae Garn
Mary Newhard
Gloria Ziebarth
Herbert Presler
Donald Long
Virginia Kurtz
Marilyn Capell
Monica Mullholand
Mary Ann Wagner
Ruth Fox
Margaret Ann Montague
Rita Kessler
Romaine Nye
Mr. Mulholland
Judson Frederick
Hi Y Members Attend District Conference at Marion
Saturday afternoon and evening Hi Y members from the local club attended a district Hi Y conference in Marion. Dr. Josephson spoke at the conference, followed by a banquet and dance. Attendees included Richard Jacob, Tommy Schira, Harold Azader, Harold Trambell, Charles Ziebarth, Maurice Zahn, Wayne Zahn and Rex Huston, with Mr. Mulholland and Mr. Blose accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Dr. Josephson
Richard Jacob
Tommy Schira
Harold Azader
Harold Trambell
Charles Zie‘barth
Maurice Zahn
Wayne Zahn
Rex Huston
Mulholland
Blose
Sophomore Roller Skating Party at Bindlay High
A Friday evening event for sophomores featured a roller skating party at Bindlay. Teachers Mr Blose and Miss Harding accompanied the students as chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clase
Bindlay
Mr. Blose
Miss Harding
Excellent Week Yields Ties in School Tests
Several pupils tied for first in English with Verna Lessig Beatrice Presler and Virginia Ritter. Martha Ann Sponsler second in English and first in geography. In arithmetic Verna Lersig first secured a second in the same test by Josephine Risner. History top laureates Donna Lou Wonder Josephine Conley Ralph Pratt and Martha Ann Spensler with Mary Ann Joseph second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Lessig
Beatrice Presler
Virginia Ritter
Martha Ann Sponsler
Josephine Risner
Verna Lersig
Ralph Pratt
Josephine Conley
Donna Lou Wonder
Martha Ann Spensler
Mary Ann Joseph
Speed tests crown top performers in fifth grade room 14
In Room 14 grade five, the fastest finishers in arithmetic speed tests were Joyce Snyder Herbert Dible Eugene Newell Stanley Van Buren and Ann Schira. A group of nine earned 100 percent in the same test including Snyder Schira Putnam Dible Jacques Donelson Wenner Pace Humbert. In spelling 100 word tests Marilyn Dible Cicely Claude and Doris Platt scored perfect. The last six weeks honor roll includes Claude Snyder De Vene Frazier Snobarger and Moser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Snyder
Herbert Dible
Eugene Newell
Stanley van Buren
Ann Schira
Mardell Putnam
Naomi Dible
Florence Jacques
Audry Donelson
Jack Wenner
Prock Pace
Bobby Humbert
Marilyn Dible
Cicely Claude
Doris Platt
Lucille de Vene
Jo- Ann Frazier
Shirley Snobarger
Arden Moser
Pupils Achieve Perfect Spelling on Friday and Six-Week Tests
The following pupils earned perfect spelling grades on every Friday test and the six week assessments: Clarence Coffman, Jean Presler, Howard Presler, Zellon Ritter, and William Yingling. The language class wrote descrip-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Coffman
Jean Presler
Howard Presler
Zellon Ritter
William Yingling
Village council restricts taps until sewer accepted
The village council announces no additional taps to the sanitary sewer will be allowed until the sewer system is accepted by the Village of Carey. The ruling delays development and ties future connections to official acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Tulip Time Operetta at Vanlue School
The Vanlue high school presents the operetta Tulip Time in the school auditorium on Friday night April 12 at 8 pm. The cast includes Hans Graydon Risner Katinka Betty Kiser Hendrick Van Ooster Christina Grace Adelsperger Theophilus McSpindle Ned Baxter Dick Warren and many Dutch villagers and American students with a plot of bulb theft, romance, and a double wedding in a village holiday setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue High School
Hans
Graydon Risner
Anna
Christina
Virginia Shuck
Katinka
Betty
Kiser
Hendrick ‘van ‘Ooster
Osendorf
Gerald Baughman
Grace Adelsperger
Theophilus McSpindle
Gerald Phillips
Ned Baxter
Carlton Cole
Dick Warren
Ned
Fred Roberts
Betty Beck
Mary Ellen Bright
Lois Bushong
Sara Ellen Cole
Avitus Coleman
Ruth Ellen Dulgar
Ruth Dy
Pauline Kauffman
Jean Helfer
Rebecca Marshall
Roberta Miller
Reva McKee
Nellie ‘Oman
Mary Ellen Redick
Donnabel Shuck
Donnabella Shull
Betty Shull
Margaret Sausser
Mary Ellen Stillberger
Jane Stone
Dorotha Thomas
Marjorie Thomas
Joe Bechtel
John Cole
Paul George
David Hendricks
Robert King
Paul Rice
Floyd McKee
Lloyd McKee
Bradie Marshall
Cosmo Platts
T Robert Shuck
McSpindle
Buckeye Four to Perform Benefit for Carey FFA
The Buckeye Four from WHKC Columbus will give a program at Carey high school auditorium next Thursday April 18 at 8 p m. The event is a benefit for the Carey chapter of the Future Farmers of America organizers announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
WHKC
Columbus
Carey High School
Carey Chapter
Future Farmers of America
Funeral attendance noted for Gravett service
Mrs J E Myers attended the Gravett funeral from the Gravett residence in Piqua last Thursday afternoon. She returned home Saturday afternoon with Mrs W S Gravett and daughter Margeret and Mrs Frances Hicks and daughter Jeanette of Piqua who also returned home that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Myers
H H. Gravett
Gravett
Piqua
Myers
W S Gravett
Margearet
Frances Hicks
Jeanette
CARD PARTY BRIDGE PINOCHLE EUCHRE WITH LUNCH AND PRIZES
Senior C Y hosts a Thursday April 11 1940 card party inviting everyone. Admission is 25 13 14 cents. Prizes include lunch and games with bridge pinocle and euchre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Y. Q
Dance Revue Dates Set By Ruth Clair Ingels
Ruth Clair Ingels will present her 1940 dance revue at Upper San Dusky on Monday evening April 29. She will also present her Carey pupils in a separate revue Monday evening May 138.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Clair Ingels
Upper Sandusky
Carey
No Trespassing on Lakeland Fishing Grounds
No trespassing posted for Lakeland fishing areas. Violators will be prosecuted by Lakeland County authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeland
Lakeland CO
Police and Firemen's Ball Set With Fostoria Orchestra
Ernie Duffield and his 10 piece orchestra from Fostoria will play at the Police and Firemen's Ball at the Catholic hall on Thursday April 18. The group includes Donna Volkmer and How ard Mays and has appeared at several local venues. Proceeds benefit Carey police and fire departments with admission 50 cents per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Duffield
Catholic Hall
Fostoria
Donna Volkmer
Howard Mays
Elks Club
Bowling Green
Meadowbrook’ Ballroom
Bascom Elks Club
Fremont
Carey
Admissio
Knights of Columbus Joint Meeting Draws Attendees
About 75 members attended the Knights of Columbus gathering Tuesday evening with visiting Knights from Upper Sandusky and Kenton councils. Fr. Bayer and District Deputy Dowd spoke. Dowd announced the May Marion state convention and a Field Mass at Harding Memorial stadium with the Carey Franciscan seminary choir. Refreshments followed. another joint meeting is planned in Upper Sandusky next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Sandusky
Kenton
Robert Bayer
Tom Dowd
Dowd
Marion
Harding Memorial Stadium
Carey
Findlay
C. R. Lonsway
Ralph Pieracini
John Bakies
Lawrence Orians
Henry Davidson
Allen Vaughn
Nick Collet
Upper Sandusky
Knights of Pythias Hall Meeting Confers New Knight
Knights of Pythias held a Tuesday evening lodge at castle hall conferring knighthood. Attendees joined a post meeting lunch of buckwheat cakes and sausage with remarks from the new Knight and Crestline visitors. Next Tuesday’s meeting is set for 7 30 at castle hall and Knights heading to Sycamore should assemble by 30 promptly this Thursday April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hall
Knights of Pythias
Crestline
Sycamore
Appointments for CCC contingent to Lima and Columbus
Frederick McLaughlin Harris Hamlin of Carey Russell Barnett and Elmer Lawhead Wilbur Binan of Upper Sandusky Thomas Dake of Sycamore and Clarence Moll near Nevada left Tuesday with CCC for Lima where they were all accepted after an examination They will go to Columbus later and then be assigned to the 9th Corps in the western states
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick McLaughlin
Harris Hamlin
Carey
Russell Barnett
North of
Elmer Lawhead
Wilbur Binan
Upper Sandusky
Thomas Dake
Sycamore
Clarence Moll
Nevada
CCC
Lima
Columbus
9Th Corps
Agnes Lichtle and Dell Mathern to Wed April 22
Miss Agnes M Lichtle daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred G Lichtle of route 4 Fostoria and Dell L Mathern son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mathern of 214 Vance street Carey have chosen Monday April 22 as their wedding date The ceremony will be at 9 am in St Wendelin s church Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes M. Lichtle
Fred G.lichtle
Fostoria
Dell L. Mathern
Lawrence Mathern
Vance Street
Carey
St Wendelin’s Church
Will Marry Today at St Wendelin's Church
Miss Gertrude Miller of Leon ard street Fostoria will wed Gerald Windau of 301 E High street Fostoria at 900 a m this Thursday in St Wendelin's church Fostoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Miller
William Miller
Leonard Street
Fostoria
Gerald Windau
Alex Windau
High Street
St Wendelin's Church
Lutheran Youth Conference Prep In Springfield Ohio
Paul Burson of Carey Ohio is among Ohio students taking an active part in preparing for the third Lutheran Youth Conference to be held in Springfield April 26 to 28. He and other delegates from local churches are coordinating events and activities for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Paul Burson
E. Findlay Street
Carey
Wittenhere Entlure
Third Lutheran
Filling Stations Under Construction In Carey
Two new Standard Oil filling stations are under construction in Carey. The Shuman station on E Findlay Street will be a concrete block 28 by 38 foot building with two tanks and two drive-ins, costing about 8000 to 10000 dollars and opening the first week in May. The Courtad station at North Vance and North streets will cost about 8000 to 10000 dollars and open around June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Standard Oil Co
E. Findlay Street
Clayton Shuman
Clarence Courtad
N. Vance and
North Streets
Shuman
Courtad
W C T U Meeting At Carey Held Friday Afternoon
The Carey W C T U met with Mrs Elza Jacobs Friday afternoon. Opening songs included It Would Be True and Alma Mater. Mrs George Krider led devotions. A business session followed. Mrs Elmer Wonder gave the Union Signal review. Mrs B L Lee led the Youth program. Jacobs sang The Open Road with piano accompaniment by Mrs J J McCabe. Members read leaflets on youth temperance and responsibility plus excerpts from Congressman Rees address at the District of Columbia We T U Banquet. Benediction closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey W G. T. U
Elza Jacobs
U. P.C
George Krider
Elmer Wonder
B. L. Lee
Youth Temperance Council
Rees
District of Columbia
We T. U
We Iw T. U
Fish Fry at Methodist Church Friday April 26 1940
The Farmers and Sportsmen Protective association of Carey sponsors a fish fry at the Methodist church on Friday evening April 26 1940. A conservation department representative will speak after supper and outdoor activity pictures will be shown. An attendance prize will be awarded. Tickets go on sale this week. Ladies and men are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Sportsmen Protective Association of Carey
Conservation Department
District meeting attendees of Eastern Star in Marseilles
Mrs W R Allen, Mrs H 8B Turnbell, Mrs A F E Constien, Mrs F L Moyer, Mrs B E R Moser, Mrs S H Krebs, Mrs W H Houk, Mrs Ella Smith, Mrs F A Galbroner and Mrs Samuel Gunther attend a district meeting of the Past Matrons of the Eastern Star in Marseilles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W R Allen
Carey Eagles Plan April Bingo and Dance Nights
Carey Aerie No 2198 of the F C E announces a bingo party with free eats on Saturday evening April 13 at their hall. A mixed dance is scheduled for Saturday evening April 20 followed by another bingo party with free eats on Saturday evening April 27. Members and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Aerie
Philhar monic Concert At Carey Methodist Church
The Carey Philharmonic society presents its 6th annual concert at the Methodist church on Thursday evening April 18. Carrol McMillen, Findlay tenor, assists. program honors Virginia Pendleton killed in an automobile accident six weeks earlier. Singers include numerous named sopranos and altos. accompanist Mrs. Powell and director A. P. Burkholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Philharmonic Society
Methodist Church
Carrol McMillen
Findlay
Virginia ‘Pendleton
Carey Schools
Peter de Rose
Louis Alter
Paul Powell
Marjorie Kramer
Giannina Mia
Friml-Riegger
Love
Foster-Salter
Edwards-Hemstreet
Xaver Scharwenka
Edward McDowell
Vernon Huston
Little Old Garden
Hewitt
Wale
Russel
Balfe
Mana Zuca
Kouitz Baldwin
William Dichmont
Victor Herbert
Schubert
Clyde Jenkins
Campbell
Carey Memorial Church Being redecorated
Jesse Spayth of McCutchenville has been awarded the contract to redecorate the Evangelical church. Work began last Monday and has already painted the halls between the auditorium and the Sunday school annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Spayth
McCutchenville
Carl Hunter
Spayth
Attended Eastern Star Chapter Inspection in Sycamore
Mr and Mrs Gust Summit led a group including Mrs Filla Smith Mrs Clyde Howard Mrs F A Galbroner Mrs Eugene Labora W R Allen Mrs E R Moser and Mrs H B Turnbell to an inspection of the Eastern Star chapter in Sycamore last Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Summit
Filla Smith
Clyde Howard
F A Galbroner
Eugene Labora
W R. Allen
E R Moser
H B Turnbell
Eastern Star
Sycamore
Spring Pilgrimage Devotions Begin This Week
Preliminary devotions to the Spring Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation start today. Services will be held daily through Saturday April 20, the Feast day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation
Cemetery notices wreath removal at Spring Grove
Caretaker asks all patrons with artificial wreaths at Carey Spring Grove cemetery to remove them during the week of April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Spring Grove Cemetery
High School Mystery Play Tonight at the Auditorium
High school seniors present a three act mystery comedy The High School Mystery under new drama coach Miss Fielding with a large cast led by hero Earl Sayles and villain Victor Reed. The performance is in the school auditorium tonight at 8 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fielding
Mary Jo Kirkwood
Laura Crowder
Janis Wenner
Dorothy Russel
Barbara Houk
Mary Lee
Geralda Mae Moser
Miss Jeffries
Martha Jane Keller
Mrs. Reed
Victor
Betty Hamler
Earl Sayles
Charles Heck
Victor Reed
David Weiser
Paul Butler
Eugene Lab
Joe
Donald Reinhart
Jack Howard
Patrick Lab
Jason Shaw
Sheriff
William Dow
Ed's Garage Adds Aro Lubricating System And King Tune Up
Ed's garage installed the Aro lubricating equipment the most modern system of its kind. Factory representatives from Arc and Pennzoil will supervise demos on Friday and Saturday. The King motor tune-up system was also installed to assess engine condition. Carl Johnson, ex Carey and Ft Wayne, returns to Carey to join Ed's as Pontiac salesman with Mrs Johnson and sons Dwain and Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aro
Pennzoil
Arc
Penzoil
Carl Johnson
Carey
Ft. Wayne
Johnson
Dwain
Donald
Carey F F A Elects New Officers for Next Year
The Carey FFA chapter elected John Baker as president Jon Vaughn as vice president Giles Krupp as secretary Ted Wonder as treasurer Nelson Hewett as watchdog and Herbert Lortz as news reporter at a April 2 meeting A post meeting program and refreshments followed A benefit performance by the Buckeye Four from WHEC Columbus is set for April 17 at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey F. F. A
John Baker
Jon Vaughn
Giles Krupp
Ted Wonder
Nelson Hewett
Herbert Lortz
Buckeye
WHEC
Columbus
Knights of Columbus Meet to Pray Rosary for Deceased Brother
Knights of Columbus will meet Friday evening at the Karcher home to pray the rosary for Leo A. Karcher. Grand Knight R M Lonsway presides at the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Karcher
Leo A. Karcher
M Lonsway
Township Trustees Change Meeting Time
The Crawford township trustees will meet each Saturday evening during the summer at 7 30 o clock instead of 2 pm the winter schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Township
Fidelis Study Club Meets April 18 At Remlinger Home
The Fidelis study club will meet Thursday evening April 18 at the home of Mrs Cletus Remlinger on Frederick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Study Club
Fidelis Study Clubo
Cletus Remlinger
Frederick Street
W. B. A. Notice Urges Friday Night Meeting
Members of the W. BA are urged to attend Friday night for special business transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BA
Cowboy Band At Healey's Tavern Weekend Schedule
The Cowboy Band performs at Healey's Tavern every Saturday night with additional orchestra shows on Sundays and Wednesdays for weekly entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healey’s Tavern
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Crawford
Vanlue
Buckeye Four
Police and Firemen’s
K. O. C. News
Knights OF
Pythias
Planning Lutheran Youth Conference
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Methodist
Carey Eagles
Philharmonic
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