Ensemble at Kiwanis Banquet and School News Highlights
The Kiwanis Community club banquet featured an ensemble directed by Mr. Klein with Marjorie Kromer Rita Brown Vincent Brown Harold XKrout Carolyn Sopher Norman Huffman and Miss Hull. The girls glee club earned a very good rating at Bluffton music contest entering class C. New band members were June Criger Be Lee Haines and Corinne Wlenzinger. Senior scholarship results place Christine Hoff 277 Rosemary Kramer 260 Pauline Newcomer 244 among county top ranks with others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Klein
Kiwanis Community Club
Marjorie Kromer
Rita Brown
Vincent Brown
Harold Xkrout
Carolyn Sopher
Norman Huffman
Miss Hull
Mr. Kingsmore
June Criger
Lee Haines
Corinne Wlenzinger
Junior class banquet committees named for May 5 event
Committees for the junior senior banquet have been appointed with members across Decoration Entertainment Food Furnishing and Invitation categories. Invitations have been issued and all groups are operating with utmost secrecy.
Honor Rolls Announced After Six Weeks' Test
The article lists high school honor roll recipients across grades 8 through senior year. Named students include Mabel Altwater Helena Bakties Henrietta Jacoby Elea nor Krout Margaret Bachman Elaine Ziebarth Mary Elizabeth Mnh ford Betty Hamlet Norman Huffman Don Mitchell Geralda Mae Moser John Byers Ruth Ar dine Gottfried Eleanor McChesney Frances Peirce Harold Turnbell Charles Ziebarth Rita Brown Fordyce Gottfried Christina Hoff Eileen Kirkwood Rosemary Kramer Ada Mitchell Annabel Mitten Mary Lou ise Mullholland Sylvester Myers Pauling Newcomer Jack Smiley Dorothy Strahm Russell Twining Jean Wenner Rose Ellen Bachar Aliée DeVene Margery Gobrecht Carolyn Gottfried Elizabeth Howard Marjorie Kromer Florence Ruehle Max Silverstein Maxine Stiner Betty Bowman Ruth Emerine Betty Kennerley Cleo Kromer Virginia Mitchell Gladys Wickham Clyde Shull Donald Wenmer Mary Jane Brown June Criger Robert Hayman Mau velyn Hendricks Henrietta Iden Harold Krout Robert Stombauch Mary Frances Snobarger Madelon Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Altwater
Helena Bakties
Henrietta Jacoby
Eleanor Krout
Margaret Bachman
Elaine Ziebarth
Mary Elizabeth Mhnford
Betty Hamlet
Norman Huffman
Don Mitchell
Geralda Mae Moser
John Byers
Ruth Ardine Gottfried
Eleanor McChesney
Frances Peirce
Harold Turnbell
Charles Ziebarth
Rita Brown
Fordyce Gottfried
Christina Hoff
Eileen Kirkwood
Rosemary Kramer
Ada Mitchell
Annabel Mitten
Mary Louise Mullholland
Sylvester Myers
Pauling
Jack Smiley
Dorothy Strahm
Russell Twining
Jean Wenner
Rose Ellen Bachar
Aliée DeVene
Margery Gobrecht
Carolyn Gottfried
Elizabeth Howard
Marjorie Kromer
Florence Ruehle
Max Silverstein
Maxine Stiner
Betty Bowman
Ruth Emerine
Betty Kennerley
Cleo Kromer
Virginia Mitchell
Gladys Wickham
Clyde Shull
Donald Wenmer
Mary Jane Brown
June Criger
Robert Hayman
Mauvelyn Hendricks
Henrietta Iden
Harold Krout
Robert Stombauch
Mary Frances Snobarger
Madelon Ward
Tom Criger
Josean Donelson
Barbara Houk
Ruth Karg
Marie Kemnerley
Mary Jo Kirkwood
Carol June Shane
Clayton Shull
Janis Wenner
Carey Farmers Community Club Elects Officers
The Carey farmers club met at Moose hall after the Kiwanis banquet. Ira T. Matteson spoke on Wyandot county fair plans for May to September, with activities from school day to 4-H day and the county fair. Officers elected: President H F Davidson, VP William Pontius, secretary-treasurer Harvey Savidge, executive board C A Wentz Allen Baker L H Orians J T Myers, chorister Wendell Wentling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers Community Club
Moose Hall
Kiwanis Community Club
Little Alas
Charley Bland
F. L
Blandot Catrey
Ira T. Matteson
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot
Committee of Fair
American Legion
Wyandot County
C. A. Wentz
J. A. Vaughn
Wendell Wentling
H. F. Davidson
William Pontius
Harvey Savidge
Allen Baker
Wyandot County Soil Conservation Program Meeting
Wyandot community committees met in Upper Sandusky to outline the new soil conservation program. Each farmer may become eligible for a federal grant after a survey determines farm crop acreages and a base figure, with worksheets filed in the county office and a closing date likely in August. Farmers are urged to prepare 1935 crop and acreage lists for quick completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County Soil Conservation Program
Upper Sandusky
Rebekahs Mark 75th Anniversary with Lodge Program
A regular Rebekah lodge meeting was held Tuesday evening followed by a social and pot luck. The 75th anniversary of the Odd Fellows lodge founding was observed with a short program featuring piano solo by Anna Elizabeth Johnson, a history read by Mrs Gertrude Tate, and a piano duet by Mary Ellen and Ruth Esther Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge
Anna _ Elizabeth Johnson
Gertrude Tate
Odd Fellowship
Thomas Wildely
Mary Ellen
Ruth Esther Baker
Marriage of Miss Lucille Black and Ray Heifer
The marriage of Miss Lucille Black daughter of Mr and Mrs Irvin Black Carey and Ray Heifer son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Heifer Findlay was announced. The ceremony took place April 6 in Greenup with Rev Munsey officiating. A bridal shower for the bride was held last Thursday at her parents home on Frederick Street with about 50 guests and many gifts for Mrs Helfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Black
Irvin Black
Carey
Ray Heir
Jesse Heifer Findlay
Greenup
Munsey
Frederick Street
Helfer
Dallas Bland to Broadcast on WSPD Saturday Morning
Eight year old Dallas Charles Bland son of Mr and Mrs F L Bland will perform a Hawaiian guitar piece on the children’s program at Station WSPD Toledo Saturday forenoon May 2 The program runs from 9 30 to 10 15 oclock He will play Have You Ever Been Lonely Have You Ever Been Blue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Charles
F. L. Bland
WSPD
Toledo
Annual Spring Pilgrimage Opens at Shrine of Consolation
The Spring Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation in Carey runs May 9 to May 17 with daily Masses and devotionals. Processions are planned May 10 14 and 17, with pilgrims from multiple towns and a special Big Four rail service from Sandusky Clyde and Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenchtown
Carey
Mary
Jesus
Ucharist
Garey
Monsignor
Hultgen
St. Joseph's, Tiffin
Big Four
Sandusky
Clyde
Tiffin
Never Fail Caramel Cookies by Mrs Homer Wonder
An error in a Better Homes and Gardens recipe in The Carey Times omitted two eggs. The corrected method combines flour sugar salt and eggs then adds shortening walnuts raisins vanilla and dissolved soda water before baking cookies at 350 degrees for about 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer H. Wonder
Carey Times
Carey residents attend Upper Sandusky dance revue
From Carey, many families like Knoblock Ewing Nachbar Chambers Kauble Gunther Snyder Holden Stahl Keller Stutzman Keller Clark Lanker Jacob Sopher Brown McCabe Steen Van Buren Newhard Swiger Fagan Wenner Blue Fleck Donelson Twining Markley Beebe Holden Calmes Ellen Calmes Floyd Herbert and others joined in the audience for Miss Ruth Clair Ingles dancing classes program in Upper Sandusky. Eleven Carey pupils from Miss Ingles performed on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C G
Knoblock
Bruce
Jean
Robert Ewing
L. M Nachbar
H G. Chambers
Mae Kauble
Della Gunther
George Snyder
William Holden
Loren Stahl
William Keller
Martha Jane Keller
Eloise Stutzman
Laura Keller
Della Clark
Mamie Lanker
Bernard Jacob
W J Sopher
Dorcas Brown
J J McCabe
Jennie Steen
H K van Buren
R CC van Buren
Louise van Buren
George Newhard
Mia
Mary Swiger
Russell Fagan
LeMoyne Fagan
H GL Wenner
Almon Blue
Dorothy Fleck
Rex Donelson
Clayton Twining
Warren Markley
Ray Beebe
Robert
Clifford Holden
Mies
Marie Holden
Charles Calmes
Mary Ellen
Tommy
Cora Ellen Calmes
Floyd Herbert
Janice
Carey
Ruth Clair Ingles
Upper Sandusky
Ingles
Church Day Next Wednesday Noted By Local Methodist Church
The local Methodist church will observe next Wednesday as Church Day for this month.
Townsend Club Meeting At Public Library
A Townsend club meeting is scheduled for Monday evening at the public library with a speaker in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Public Library
Census of Business Nears End in Carey Area
Paul L. Winemiller, supervisor, urges local firms to complete Census of Business reports quickly. The effort aims to finish Carey and environs canvass in weeks and submit data to Philadelphia for July release. He notes reports must be accurate, confidential, and ready for statewide statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Winemiller
Carey
Winemiller
Bureau of the Census
Ohio
Appreciation for Kindness During Illness
KLIMENE SHUE thanks friends for flowers and cards sent while a patient at Findlay Home and Hospital. She expresses gratitude for the thoughtful gestures and support received during recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Home
Klimene Shue
Union of Social Justice Meets May 1 Beano Night
The Union of Social Justice holds a meeting Friday evening May 1 at 730 o'clock in the Co. of O. hall. Penny beano will follow the gathering. The public is invited to join the beano game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union of Social Justice
Co. of O. Hall
Appreciation for Kindness After Hospital Stay
Mrs. J. E. Mitten thanks those who sent cards flowers and gifts or remembered her during her stay at Tiffin hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin Hospital
J. E. Mitten
Philharmonic Concert Tonight at High School Auditorium
The Carey Philharmonic Society presents a Thursday evening program at the high school auditorium starting at 8 o’clock. Admission is free, with a silver offering accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Philharmonic Society
County Scout Board Plans County Camp As June Event
All four county troops and the District Scout Board met at Christ Lutheran parish house. A committee led by L G Altwater Judge Russell H Kear and H L Wenner was formed to plan the June 22 and 23 county-wide camp at which tents will go up meals cooked and a campcraft program will proceed. A court of honor will award badges by firelight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran Parish
L. G. Altwater
Carey
Russell H. Kear
Upper Sandusky
Court of Honor
H. L. Wenner
Marion County
Wyandot County
C. G. Knoblock
Ora J Williamson funeral services held in Hebron
Mrs Shuman's brother in law Ora J Williamson died Sunday at his Hebron home after a yearlong stomach illness. Born December 27 1884 he was son of William J Williamson and survived by widow Lucy J Williamson two daughters Helen and Mrs George Hoover both at home two sisters Mrs Edward Thompson and Ella E Harden. Williamson operated a Hebron filling station since January 1932 and earlier worked for B&O signal maintenance. He belonged to First U B Church Newark Ohio Protective Association Zanesville Knights of Pythias Plymouth Uniform Bank Willard. Burial at Kirkersville Cemetery. funeral held Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev A B Cox officiating. Shuman to remain in Hebron until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Shuman
Wilford
Glenn
Harold
West of Town
Shuman
Ora J Williamson
Hebron
William Son
Carey
William J Williamson
Lucy J. Williamson
Helen
George Oover
Columbus
Edward Thompson
Newark
Aomt
Ella E Harden
Detroit
Williamson
Signal Maintenance Department
U B
Ohio Protective Association
Zanesville
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Plymouth
Uniform Bank of Willard
Come to the Village Skews of Long Ago at Adrian Hall
A play titled Come to the Village Skews of Long Ago will be presented at the 1 O F hall in Adrian on Thursday May 7 at 8 30 pm as a benefit for the Adrian Community Church Admission 4 cents and 10 cents Prize for best speller and refreshments including ice cream cake sandwiches and coffee after the program will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Findlay Street Poles Removed by Ohio Bell Crews
Telephone poles were removed yesterday and today from Findlay street by employees of the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Wires and poles were placed on other streets by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Street
Ohio Bell Telephone
Bake Sale Saturday At J F Dible Plumbing Shop
Wesleyan Guild of the Methodist Sunday school holds a bake sale Saturday starting at 10 o clock in the J F Dible plumbing shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Guild
Methodist Sunday School
J. F Dible
Kiwanis Community Club Banquet Attended By Nearly All
Almost 100 per cent attendance marked the Kiwanis Community club banquet at the Catholic hall 6230 Monday evening. Franciscan Sisters prepared and served the dinner. W L Arnholt welcomed members, Marl Karr thanked the Kiwanis host, Rev Marion E Tinsler introduced Dr I W Baumann who spoke on Preparing for Marriage at Bruffton College Bluffton with Miss Marie Jacobs giving a student view. A high school quartet directed by Leonard Klein provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Community Club
Catholic Hall
W. L. Arnholt
Kiwanis Club
Marl Karr
Karr
Stoll Couple Celebrates 60 Years Married in Carey
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stoll observed their 60th wedding anniversary at home on N. Vance street. Their son Arthur Stoll gave cake and flowers, and later daughter Louies Beis brought more flowers. They married April 26, 1876 in Salem township and lived in Carey most of their married life. Mrs. Stoll, born Elizabeth Ann Savidge, is 79. her husband is 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Stoll
N. Vance Street
Arthur Stoll
Lewis Beis
Louies
Card of Thanks for Sorrow Support and Flowers
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our time of sorrow. Special appreciation to Rev. Tinsler for consoling words, pallbearers H B Keller S. W. Pahl Ralph Lanner John Simonis J A McDaniel John Laird undertaker Goff and the many friends for the flowers from John Nickoson and grandsons John Starkey and William Starkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinsler
H B Keller
S. W. Pahl
Ralph Lanner
John Simonis
J A McDaniel
John Laird
Goff
John Nickoson
John Starkey
William Starkey
Disastrous Carey Fire Described From 68 Years Ago
A fire on Tuesday April 28 sixty eight years ago destroyed a half block of business buildings in Carey. The blaze began in the room now occupied by Emerine's Market and wiped out structures from the water department office to the former Carey Mill and Elevator Co site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Frederick
Carey
Emerine's Market
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Philathea Class Meeting Tuesday at Memorial Evangelical
The Philathea class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school will meet Tuesday evening May 5 with Mrs C M Powell. Mrs Claude Johnson will lead the devotionals and Mrs Virgil Green will read from Rebuilding Jerusalem by George T B Davis after a tour of that country last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
C M Powell
Claude Johnson
Virgil Green
Jerusalem
George T B Davis
Death of Lee Pruett Drowned Near Tujunga
Mr and Mrs Fo Pruett of Tujunga California mourn the death of their 19 year old son Lee. He drowned on April 4 and the body was found April 19. He was buried on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ortans
Lee
Fo Pruett
Tujunga
Calif
Arev Paurticuelars
Methodist District Music Festival Highlights
G M Kurtz sang on Sunday at the high school auditorium in Bowling Green during the district music festival. The piece Fear Ye Not O Israel by W Buck was selected. Rev and Mrs Marion E Tinsler Mr and Mrs William Pontius and Mrs Kurtz attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G M Kurtz
Bowling Green
Israel
W Buck
Marion E Tinsler
William Pontius
Kurtz
W. B. A. Inspection Friday Evening May First
The W A inspection will be held Friday evening May 1 with Mrs May Russell of Toledo as inspector and Mrs Lillian Steinsloos of Toledo present. Guests from Findlay Fostoria and Tiffin and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Russell
Toledo
Lillian Steinsloos
Findlay
Fostoria
Tiffin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Public School News
Rosemary Kromer
Robert Wenner
Glee Club
Blufft
New News
Christine Hoff
Pauline Newcomer
Dora Kirkwood
Helena Bakies
Richard Wenner
Bob Pieraccini
Paul Ewing
Eleanor Kraut
Robert Frederick
Wilford Emerine
Martha Jane Messmer
Marjorie Kramer
Geraldine Simonis
Stanley Montague
Ira Myers
Gordon Wyatt
Harold Shumaker
Barbara Exline
Alice Devene
Wyandot Soil Conservation Program
Rebekahs
Dallas Charles Bland
Philharmonic
Scout Board
Vre Shuman
Philathea
W. B. A. Inspection
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