28 Apr 1949
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
1
The Nutshley paper lists G A Hartman and Dorothy Hast as sponsors with staff credits including Elizabeth Romi as Sports Editor and Richard Rook as Associate Sports Editor. Jerry Hunter is Activities Editor and Sam McChesney reports. June Hill and Norman Strahm are among the contributors.
Junior and senior students from Carey high school industrial arts attended a Friday demonstration and exhibit at Bowling Green State University. Seniors listed include Bakies Berardinelli Clark Gatchel Hunter Jacobs OFlaherty Needles Jr Phillips Picou Ritter Strah Young Zumbach. Juniors listed include Allison Coffman Dible Hoopf Longanecker Nye Risner Schreiner Tucker McCleary. Displays featured sheet metal machine shop plastics electricity and wood work with high praise for the general shop exhibits. First prize in general shop.
Mrs Wilford Shuman received a call from her brother Max Hutchinson RDSA who is assigned to the U S S Des Moines. He leaves Norfolk on the troop ship Jackson to join the cruiser at a Cuban port as apprentice radar man after graduating fourth in a 56 student class at Combat Information Center. Easter visitors from Toledo and Shuman family toured Norfolk aboard the Midway and the Missouri and viewed blooming azalea gardens.
A piano recital will be presented at 8 o'clock this evening in the Catholic hall by students of Sister M. Imelda of the Pilgrim House. Performers include Mary Jane Collet Barbara Riester Helen Altman Jean Jacoby Linda Treece James Jacoby John Guy Greer Donna Lon Ward Kay Saunders Barbara Jacoby David Heck Deanna Greer Rose Ellen Simonis Judy Markiey William Welsh Margaret Deer Rosalyn Wickiser Mary Alice Dible Susanne Greer Billy Lemons Judy Dible Kerry Lee Hall and pupils from the parochial school's 2nd and 4th grades.
The annual inspection of Crawford chapter No 168 Order of the Eastern Star will be held at the Masonic temple Friday April 29 at 8 pm. Mrs Ada Kiess of Bucyrus deputy grand matron of district No 10 will be the inspecting officer. The ceremony will precede massinger at St Marys church. Miss Elsie Howard, Secretary.
The Philathea Ladies Bible class of Memorial BE U B Sunday school will meet Tuesday evening May 3 at 5 Muncie Street with Mrs Warren Luzader as host.
A pamphlet asks interested parties to call R-101, Carey, regarding selling or buying Girl Scout uniforms and mentions Girl Scout Alan.
The Carey Lions Club held a Tuesday meeting featuring cancer control pictures by Harry Myers in cooperation with National Pharmacy week. Donations may be left with Mr. Myers at Harry's Drug Store. The club plans a caravan to see the Cleveland Indians game on June 30 and seeks volunteer drivers and cars. Ladies' Nights are set for May 10 with registrations through D B Fetters Cloyce Wentling or Mr Myers.
Elbert Marvin Caudill of Sycamore joins the U S S Waccamaw AO 109 now in fleet tactical exercises in the Western Atlantic and Caribbean. Task force 29 replenishes ships at sea visiting St Thomas San Juan Kingston Port of Spain and Guantanamo Bay while training crews for at sea logistics. He enlisted April 10 1948 in Findlay after Carey high school work at National Carbon Co Fostoria.
On Monday May 2 Carey hosts a large Carey show presented by Barl Greenpost American Legion No. 344. Acts include the La Tell sisters on high trapeze the Hartley Duo Lloyds Ponies Bernice Kelly on the tight wire the Bonells and Moreen troop with pink cotton candy for children and thrills for all at Memorial Park.
The Victory class of the Methodist Sunday school will gather Thursday evening May 5 at Mrs Forrest Bakers home north of Carey. Mrs C H Baker and Mrs Saxton Heck assist. Mrs Frank Damon conducts devotionals. The change is due to a church meeting on Wednesday.
Girl Scout troops from Harpster Sycamore Upper Sandusky and Carey attended a April 24 rally at Carey High School gym. Mrs. W L Stombaugh welcomed all and announced Mrs F M Kenan could not attend. Mrs H L Wenner spoke on camping and urged scouts to attend camp. C SC Simonis named successor as camp chairwoman and introduced camp director Mrs Robert Troup. The crowd enjoyed camp songs, films from Camp Pittenger and a skit on going to camp. Refreshments were served by Stombaugh with Miss Mollie Lortz assisting.
Eligible pupils for West or Colonel Crawford schools are invited to visit at 1 00 p m Friday April 29 to preview life in the public schools. First grade pupils will be excused at noon. Parents may obtain enrollment blanks from elementary staff and return them with the child.
Dr Talmage Huston, a captain in the U S Army Medical Corps, separated from service April 20 at Newport News Virginia. He will become resident physician at Lima Memorial on July 1. He and Mrs Huston visited relatives in Moundsville and Carey after returning to the United States from Korea.
Vincent Brooks of west of Upper Sandusky lost his left hand parts when his fingers were amputated at the Swan Rubber Co. mill last Wednesday. His thumb and ring finger were severed at the first joints and the index and middle fingers were cut off.
Maurice Tong son of Mr and Mrs W T Tong Findlay won the Northwestern Ohio championship medal in a state weight lifting contest held Sunday in Cincinnati He entered through Findlay Y M C A Maurice is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Harry Wyatt of Carey.
The notice updates Marvin Geum marked as 6713717 with a new forwarding to c o Fleet Post Office New York NY from the U S Waccamaw address. The change involves forwarding services and a different routing location.
There will be a regular meeting of Carey logs No 467 100 F on the 20th at 800. All members urged to be present. There will be installation of officers and refreshments served. VAN BAKER secretary.
Perry A. Beard of near Carey is recovering satisfactorily from an appendectomy performed last Saturday in Findlay Hospital. He expects to be brought home Friday.
Round and square dancing Saturday night April 30 invites all Eagles to enjoy the return of the Nut Crackers lively music and dance program.
At the 8:00 mass last Sunday forty five children of Our Lady of Consolation parish received their first Holy Communion. Rev Ambrose Finnigan OFM Conv celebrated and spoke to the children about the joy shared by families and parishioners. On May 17 Bishop Karl J Alter will confer Confirmation on about one hundred children and adults.
James L. Smith of Binghamton New York a passenger on a Greyhound bus involved in an April 18 wreck near Sandusky Ohio suffered a fractured left kneecap X rays showed the injury he received while en route back to Binghamton after selling income at Careys 317 Glen Avenue Fourteen people were hospitalized and extensive property damage occurred as the bus crashed into a truck tractor outfit and into another vehicle later.
Christ Lutheran Church members travel to Canton for the annual Synod of Ohio gathering of the United Lutheran Church in America. Carey Lutheran delegates include Rev. Wade H. Koons and Grover C. Wagner along with George W. Snyder. Howard E. Snyder attends as an executive committee member. Koons speaks for Christian Rural Overseas Program Ohio and chairs the Constitution Revision Committee. The convention runs Monday May 2 through Thursday.
The Carey Kiwanis Club met Monday April 25 with Rev Ambrose Finnegan delivering a talk on Franciscan history followed by a question period. A Protestant minister will speak May 2, and May 9 is set for the First Division meeting at Genoa with a worker dispersal from Gibbins restaurant to attend.
Last Saturday Vincent Krupp from west of Carey brought a geranium to The Carey Times with two branches bearing different colors apple blossom pink and cerise. Mrs. Krupp grew the plant from slips and cannot tell which color came from the original plant.
The Ohio Aberdeen Angu s Breed ers' association will hold a show and sale Monday May 2 at 9 30 a m and 1 p m in the junior fair building at the Ohio State fairgrounds in Columbus. Burson and Cook of Carey will show at this sale. Anyone interested in beef cattle is invited to attend.
The C. K. of O. will convene this Thursday evening April 28 at the home of Charles Kinn on W Findlay Street.
The Carey Band Mothers will convene Monday at 8 p m in the Carey high school building for a meeting with members and supporters expected to attend.
The Cub Scouts hold a wiener roast Friday at 6 pm in Waterworky park. If rain, the event moves to Harold Vaughn’s home at 118 S. Mureis street.
The Carey Farmers Community club held its annual election. Gottfried was re elected president Wagner became vice president and Lortz was re elected secretary treasurer. Executive committee members were Steven Vaughn Kraopp and Vincent Orfans.
Howard Cleaners has installed a new Adjust a form machine to size garments and finish them with alternating steam and air. The setup helps reduce shine. On Sunday Mr and Mrs Howard their son William and Mrs Hilda Schira attended a finishing clinic in Norwalk at the Jack Godfrey display room.
The village announces clean-up fix-up paint-up week during the second week in May. Trucks will collect rubbish placed in curb containers while alleys and rear areas are excluded except for businesses. Collection begins Monday morning May 9 per Village Manager Harry D. Hale.
The Carey Philharmonic society held its annual spring concert at the New Carey theatre. The stage featured palm and flower decorations. Guest soloist Miss Ann Burkholder of Findlay performed, assisted by Miss Ann Schira. Nan Simonis, a St Ursula's academy student from Toledo, played piano, with Mrs. Leo Bernard as accompanist for group numbers.
The Carey Conservation league opens its four part series Friday May 6 at 8 p m in the Moose hall Carey Public welcome The meeting highlights conservation work for the community and ends with a fish fry refreshments and an outdoor film Under Ohio Skies to be shown
Mr and Mrs Carl Krout bought the property at 613 West Findlay Street from Mr and Mrs Perry McDaniel. The sale was handled by Arthur Stoll, a licensed real estate salesman. The Krouts have no plans for ETRE, except that it saw a pet month.
Mr and Mrs L G Altwater of Dow street purchased the residence of the late John Hendricks on E Findlay street on Saturday. They plan to move within the month after making interior improvements and redecorating.
Mr and Mrs Harry Bristoll have sold the four room house they built on Frederick street to Mr and Mrs Theodore Tucker who reside with Mrs Tucker's father Earl Werd east of Carey.
Recognition services will be held at Christ Lutheran Church on May 1 at 10 30 a m to close the 17th annual Weekday School of Religion. Grades 1 through 7 will present work summaries and awards include religious literature Luther biographies and the Day school pin for 6th graders.
Healey's, formerly the Blue Haven on E F Pindlay Street, reopens Friday with Richard Healey in charge. The shop, once tied to Port Clinton, has been fully redecorated and will feature sandwiches and short orders with a focus on foot-long hot dogs.
Marion Bland as executor reports the sale of the 163 04 acre Bay Farms west of Carey to Mr and Mrs Herman Derr who have lived there 35 years. The 153 acre farm south of Carey is bought by Mr and Mrs Edward M Nox from renters Mr and Mrs Joseph Kesslar of the Raleh Hack farm.
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