Magic Beanstalk Operetta at Papi ic School
The grade school presents The Magic Beanstalk in the high school auditorium Friday April 21 at 8:18. Cast includes Jack Bobby Gibson and Captain Kidd Arden Moser, with many student roles and a large chorus. Baseball schedule notes rain postponement and game dates against T B U Marseilles New Riegel Harpster and others.
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Jack
Bobby Gibson
Captain Kidd
Arden Moser
Jacqueline Mapes
Juliana
Cow
Martha Ann Spensler
Ardyth Byers
Melford Doppler
Gipsy Ann
L Jane Twining
Foolemess
Bobby McCarley
Henrietta
Glen Tong
Nina Coldren
Patsy Laird
Eloise Windau
Barbara Johnson
Arlen Rickle
Rosemary Book
Carl Gottfried
Donald Boren
Frederick Snobarger
Frederick Williams
Josephine Risner
Shirley Jacobs
Donna Jean Hunter
Martha Wenner
Zella Mae Salyer
Annabel Nye
Mary Isabelle Ogg
Lewis Buckingham
Donald Yingling
Arlene Robison
Ruth Sammet
Anita Johnson
Richard Bland
Eugene Ulrich
Dean Troynon
John Davidson
Burton K
Betty Lou Ritter
Georgia Dee O’brien
Jane Ann Mitchell
Carolyn Jacobs
Geraldine Salyer
Marilyn Chambers
Paul Phillips
Harold Nye
Richard Rook
Grant Johnson
Bobby Watson
Georgie Lasley
Howard Hunter
Frank Brown
Dean Risner
Bobby Snook
Joan ‘Tong
Joyce Snyder
Ruth Wenner
Betty Tinsler
Elsie Myers
Patty Johnson
Naomi Dible
Joan Cole
Virginia Boren
Shirley Markley
Phyllis
Gerald Line
Douglas Risner
Gene Bingle
Lois Dill
Norma Strahm
Carol Nye
John Ritchey
Paul Griffin
Persis Newhard
Tiffin Business University
Marseilles
New Riegel
Harpster
Sycamore
Homemakers' School Showcases Leisure Through Labor-Saving Appliances
Westinghouse sponsored Homemakers' School led by Miss Heilbrink will run May 6 at Carey Catholic Hall. The program features toasters roasters irons and demonstrations plus a Made-in-Hollywood film You Can Have Everything. Free prizes and stage auctions offer Westinghouse equipment to attendees.
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Puss Heltbrink
Carey
Catholic Hall
Westinghouse
A Long and a Fine Record in Pemberville Leader
The Pemberville Leader marks fifty years of newspaper work by its editor with ongoing service to the town. It recalls a Silver Jubilee twenty five years ago and notes no Golden Jubilee this year as it continues its steady, community focused publication.
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Leader
Pemberville
Diocesan Catholic Men Council Elected Officers in Tiffin
Rev Paul Vollrath M C John Greer R M Lonsway and John Jacoby attended a Sunday meeting of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Men in Tiffin Clarence Kinn grand knight of Leo Council Findlay was elected vice president and John Jacoby Carey was named secretary treasurer
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Paul Vollrathh
M. C
John Greer
R. M Lonsway
John Jacoby
Diocesan Council of
Catholic Men
Tiffin
Clarence Kinn
Leo Council
Knights of Columbus
Findlay
Carey
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge Notice Meeting Announcement
Palm Leaf Rebekah lodge will meet in regular form Tuesday evening April 25 at 8 o clock. Routine business will be transacted and a contest conducted under the deputy president. The anniversary of the founding of the order will be observed. A good attendance is invited.
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Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Past Noble Grands Meet in Findlay for Potluck Evening
All past noble grands of the local Rebekah lodge are invited to the District Past Noble Grands association meeting in Findlay. The event is Friday evening April 21 with a potluck supper at 6 pm. Attendees should bring one covered dish and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Findlay
Interior redecorating at Carey Cash Market
Painters this week redecorated the interior of the Carey Cash Market finishing walls and ceiling in white with black baseboards and trim. The overall room appearance has been greatly improved.
Eagles Nomination and Election Dates Set
The Eagles announce nominations on April 25 and elections on May 2 for next year officers. Nominations are on nomination night and no write ins are allowed on election night.
Salem Juniors Stage Dotty and Daffy Farce Friday
The Salem high school junior class presents Dotty and Daffy a three act farce Friday April 21 at 8 p m in the school auditorium. The play centers on Mamma Phyllis and two daughters as they scheme to win a wealthy husband while relatives plot to thwart the plan. A whirlwind of laughs follows with a colorful cast including Mrs Phyllis Travers Dorothy Travers and Daphne Travers among others and concludes when the jilted uncle arrives to untangle the quixotic romantic tangle.
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Dotty
Daffy
Salem High School
Mamma
Phyllis
Florida
Gerald Orians
Irene Moser
Mary McDannel
Phyllis Travers
Maxine Newell
Dorothy Travers
Roberta Berg
Daphne Travers
Dolores Bradman
James Rand
Donald Gottfried
Frederick Rand
James
Donald Predmore
Paxton Belmont *F Rich
Lewis Gottfried
Jack Belmont
Paxton Belmont
Ross Orians
Hester Harley
Cathleen Stief
Hugh Rand
Freddie
Jimmie
Glen Shaffer
Annual Meeting of Community Chest Planned in Carey
The Carey Times announces the annual Community Chest meeting on Thursday April 27 at 8 pm in the Dorcas Carey library basement. Auditors report and beneficiaries’ report will be heard, three new executive committee members elected, and all 1939 chest contributors gain voice and vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey Times
Community Chest
Dorcas Carey Library
Advisory Council Meeting Set for April 28
The Advisory Council No. 3 of the northwest Wyandot County Farm Bureau will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs M C Yost on Friday evening April 28.
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Advisory Council
Wyandot County Farm Bureau
M. C. Yost
Carey Philharmonic Plans Fifth Annual Concert Event
The Carey Philharmonic Society presents its fifth annual concert on Thursday evening April 20 at the Methodist church. Tenors Gordon and Marvin Hilty of Bluffton with accompanist George Tuttle of Vanlue, directed by A. P. Burkholder of Findlay, perform a varied program featuring works by Godard Purcell Elgar Handel and Bach among others. The chorus and soloists include Dorcas Baker Marjorie Kramer and many local singers with Mrs Paul Powell as accompanist.
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Carey Philharmonic Society
Gordon
Marvin Hilty
Bluffton
George Tuttle
Vanlue
A. P. Burkholder
Findlay
Floriah
Godard
Purcell
Snow
Elgar
Claire de la Lune
de Bussey
Marjorie Kramer
Nevin
Jenkins
Reception for New Members at Christ Lutheran Church
A social reception for the new members received into the congregation in the past year will be held at the parish house of Christ Lutheran church on Thursday evening April 27 at 8. The Mary Martha class will provide the entertainment and program while the Queen Esther class serves refreshments.
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Christ Lutheran Church
Doctors Will Meet At Findlay Elks Club Today
The Northwestern Ohio Eclectic Medical association will meet at the Elks club in Findlay at noon. Dr S R Bame is president and Dr H K Van Buren is secretary. Dr W F Lehr of Arlington will discuss Influenza and Dr Van Buren on Cardiovascular Syphilis.
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Northwestern Ohio Eclectic Medical Association
Elks’ Club
Findlay
S R Bame
H. K van Buren
W F Lehr
Arlington
van Buren
American Legion Auxiliary Meets April 24
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday evening April 24 starting promptly at 8 o'clock. Candidates will be initiated. Social committee includes Mrs Raymond Campbell chairman, Mrs William Orfans, and Mrs C B Myers.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Raymond Campbell
William Orfans
C B Myers
Appreciation for neighbors and fire department help
Expressing sincere thanks to neighbors and the Carey fire department plus others who offered assistance in saving our home from a fire last Thursday.
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Carey Fire Department
Fidelis Study Club Meets With Mrs Orians Hostess
Mrs Raymond Orians of south of Carey will host Fidelis study club Section II Thursday evening The hostess will read an article on Holy Orders for discussion by the members.
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Raymond Orians
South of Carey
Fidelis Study Club
Mixed Dance Sponsored by Young Ladies Sodal ity
The Young Ladies sodality sponsors a mixed dance on Thursday April 27 at the Catholic hall. Huss orchestra provides music. Admission is 25 cents. Dancing begins at eight o clock. Everyone is invited.
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Young Ladies Sodality
Huss
Tires For Sale At Cy's Garage
Tires before buying any new or used tire at Cy's Garage. Guaranteed retreaded tires and lots of good used tires.
Farmers and Sportsmen discuss conservation at new clubroom
The Farmers' and Sportsmen's Protective association met in their new town hall clubroom on April 11. They plan monthly meetings through summer with the next on May 9. Secretary S W McChesney Jr reported a state conservation department inquiry about the tearing pool and noted their League of Ohio Sportsmen membership.
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Farmers’ and Sportsmen’s Protective Association
S.W. McChesney, Jr
State Conservation Department
Department
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Carey Rifle and Pistol Club Organized in April Meeting
The Carey Rifle and Pistol association formed at a special meeting held April 14 with many members helping ready the club room for the first shoot set for April 21 at 7 p m. Officers elected include President Al Schlachter Vice President Homer Bleam Secretary Robert Gardner Treasurer Paul Bland and Executive Officer Chnt hear. Eligible rifle shooters are urged to attend. admission is $1 per member and joining the Farmers' and Sportsmen's Protective association is required before club membership.
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Carey Rifle and Pistol Association
al Schlachter
Homer Bleam
Robert Gardner
Paul Bland
Chnt
Farmers’ and Sportsmen’s Protective Association
Rifle and Pistol Club
Changes in 1939 fishing laws favor Erie anglers
The Lake Erie black bass open season is moved to July 1 from July 15 and the minnow mesh size increases from one eighth to one quarter inch statewide. A digest of the fishing laws can be obtained from the Conservation Division in Columbus or from license dealers later.
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Lake Erie
Conservation Division
Columbus
Smokehouse Fire at Karg Farm Near Carey
Firefighters and neighbors battled a blaze at the Karg farm south of Carey last Thursday forenoon. The smokehouse and meat were destroyed but nearby residence and buildings were saved. Loss estimated around 150 dollars. The Karg family occupied the farm, owned by Mrs George Karg of S Patterson Street.
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Carey
Karg
Oscar Karg
William Karg
George Karg
S Patterson Street
Youth Rally by Evangelical Church in Ohio to Hold Event
A youth rally by the Young People's Union of the western district of the Evangelical church in Ohio will be at Flint Rock on Saturday. Rev A E Kurth of Detroit and H H Etting of Arkon lead, starting 2 pm. After visiting Ebenezer Orphan's Home at Flat Rock, a banquet and program close at 6 pm.
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Young People’s Union
Evangelical Church In
Ohio
Flint Rock
A. E Kurth
Detroit
H H Etting
Arkon
Ebenezer Orphan's Home
Flat Rock
Clayton Twining Joins W H Houk & Son Sales
Clayton Twining began duties Monday as a salesman for W H Houk & Son, the local Westinghouse agent. He will promote this line alongside other merchandise offered by the firm.
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Clayton Twining
W H W Houk
Meeting Postponed for Eastern Star Potluck
The potluck dinner by the past matrons of the Eastern Star, originally set for Friday evening, has been postponed until May 19.
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Eastern Star
Ohio Tax Commission Announces New Prepaid Sales Tax Stamps
The Ohio Tax Commission reveals new prepaid sales tax receipts will go on sale April 24 at county treasurer offices and agencies. Vendors are urged to deplete old stamps to avoid refunds, as the new stamps grant a three percent return for assisting tax collection.
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the Tax Commission of
Ohio
Tax Commission
Woman's Home Mission Society Meets at Memorial Church
The Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Memorial Evangelical Church met Tuesday evening with president Mrs. Claude Johnson in charge. Devotions featured reading from Psalms and Matthew, hymns were sung, and current events and poems were presented. Mrs. Gertrude Tate reviewed the first chapter of The American Church and the City before closing prayers.
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Woman’s Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of Memorial Evangelical Church
Claude Johnson
C. C. Carr
Cora Hart
Carr
Mary, Stroup
W. M Green
Gertrude Tate
Hart
Elza Jacobs
Johnson
Recognition Service for Week Day School
The Week Day Church school will hold a recognition service at Christ Lutheran Church on Sunday at 10 30. The school closes its sixth year with 168 enrolled in grades one through eight and 32 students with perfect attendance. About 140 pupils attended on average, with teaching staff and helpers led by Miss Jennie Powell and Rev Paul R Cloaser among others.
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Christ Lutheran Church
Jennie Powell
Mabel Altwater
A E Constien
Martha Spensler
Grace Firestine
New Officers for Carey Moose Lodge
The Carey Moose Lodge elected officers: Pahl as dictator, Manzett as vice-dictator, Buckingham as prelate, Baker as treasurer, Myers as trustee. Carey Garn appointed secretary to replace Clayton Twining who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
P J Pahl
Vincent Manzett
Merle Buckingham
Tom Baker
Harry Myers Carey Garn
Clayton Twining
Softball Meeting Planned at Moose Hall
Community members are urged to meet at the Moose hall Wednesday evening April 26 to plan a softball league for next summer.
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Moose Hall
Pythian Sisters Meet Tonight at Castle Hall
The Pythian Sisters will convene this Thursday evening at 7 30 o'clock in Castle Hall for their meeting.
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Pythian
Castle Hall
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Papi Ic School News
Julie Criger
Joe Newhard
Homemakers’ School
Eagles
Helen Heitbrink
Salem
Auy
Our
Fish Committee
Ernest Kear
W. Gottfried
Salem Township
Game Committee
W. H. Houk & Son
Evangelical Missions
Carey Moose Lodge
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