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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1936

Page

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Schools Plan Open Date and Book List for 1936 37

The school year will begin September 8 1936 with a teachers meeting on September 5. Registration for high school students runs the week before opening to allow planning with counselors. August 24 book sales start and second hand books may be purchased or trades made. A free texts program has reduced losses and lists required books and supplies including workbooks, tablets, pencils, scissors, and dictionaries with specific titles and prices.

Board of Education

H. B. Kurtz Sons Co. to Move and Close-Out Sale

H. B. Kurtz Sons Co. plans a move to the Kurtz building two doors west of its current Cosgray Street location. A removal and close-out sale begins Friday and runs eight days until Saturday August 29, with prices not a primary factor as stock is cleared for the new modern department store. The firm, established in the 1870s, will remodel the current store and reopen in a modern black and grey space after the sale.

Cosgray W. Findlay ‘Street H. B. Kurtz Sons Co Kurtz Earley Andrus Colamea Price H. B. Kurtz Houk’s Hardware H. B. Kurtz and Sons

Death of Miss Minnie Friend Shocks Carey Community

Miss Minnie Friend aged 67 died Friday night after severe illness while en route to visit her sister. Bystanders and community members identified her at the scene and at a funeral home. Coroner ruled heart trouble. burial followed services at Roy Montague home with burial in McCutchenville cemetery.

Minnie Friend Mary Montague N. Vanes Street Simonis Grocery Royal Greek Marshal Robert O’connor Richard Frederick Jack Walters Miss Friend A. W. Balsley Probst Upper Sandusky Goff Cleveland Roy Montague E. South Street F Byers Ross Johnson McCutchenville D T Hart Jacob Nitrauer H E Snyder J F Brown C. C. Heck LL N Zohn Berwick John and Mary Kern) Friend Carey

Thanks for assistance at time of Minute Friend’s death

The Montague family led by fRoy Montague and Mrs Mary Montague express sincere thanks to all who helped during the time of the death of Minute Friend.

fRoy Montague Mary Montague

F F A Tour and Contest at Wooster Dairy Day

Last Friday at Dairy Day in Wooster Carey F F A members Ralph Phillips Earl Robison and Louis Orians formed the dairy cattle judging team and placed 16th among eight teams from other vocational ag schools Harold Reinhart represented the county 4 H team among six youths at Wooster The F F A boys left Tuesday morning on a three day tour of southern and central Ohio under instructor Truman Arnold and Howard Phillips returning today or tonight

Wooster Ralph Phillips Earl Robison Louis Orians Carey F.ur. A Harold Reinhart Carey Vincent Henry Brown Francis Hewett Albert Karcher Harold Alfred Yost Robert Wonder Ohio Truman Arnold Howard Phillips

Death of John M Hollaway Big Four employee

John M Hollaway a 56 year old Big Four locomotive department worker from Bellefontaine died at 6 10 p m Saturday at his home 220 Lawrence Street after six days of paralysis He had 23 years service in the railroad shops and was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Car Men He leaves a widow Elizabeth Vananda a stepson Erskine W Jewell and several siblings Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p m at Kennedy Funeral Home with Rev H G Foster and burial in Huntsville Cemetery.

John M. Hollaway Big Four Lawrence Street Mr. Hollaway Big Four Railroad Bellefontaine Rush Margaret Ann Hollaway Wyandot County Upper Sandusky Nellie R. Heath Elizabeth Vananda Erskine W. Jewell Mat Vogel Susie Cram Iva Shellhouse Alvena Ward Wharton Mary Cole Carey Hannah Rice Findlay William Hollaway Hollaway Church of God Brotherhood of Railway Carmen Kennedy Funeral H. G. Foster Reformed Presbyterian Church Huntsville

Mrs Charles Bakies Returns Home After Train Injury

Mrs Charles Bakies was brought home from Findlay Home and Hospital last Thursday in an invalid coach after two weeks of recovery from injuries from being caught under a Big Four freight train while crawling between cars. One vertebra was cracked and she wears a cast but she can walk and is improving nicely.

Charles Bakies Findlay Home Goff

Thompson Hendricks Reunion Set for Carey Park

The 12th annual Thompson and Hendricks family reunion will be at Carey Park on Sunday September 13 1936. Eugene Hendricks of Vanlue serves as president with Mrs Eugene Hendricks as vice president and Harry Thompson as secretary treasurer, also of Vanlue.

Thompson

Car Runs Over Man at Park During Syrian Picnic

George Abdha in unknown residence was struck by a car while sleeping on the grass at the park during a Syrian picnic. The vehicle backed over him causing head injuries and serious bruising to his right arm.

George Abdha

Carey Cash Market slaughters 61 lambs during local events

During a pilgrimage to the Shrime of Our Lady of Consolation and a Syrian picnic in Carey last week, the Carey Cash Market butchered and sold 61 spring lambs.

Shrime of Our Lady of Consolation Carey Carey Park

No Services At Methodist Church This Sunday

There will be no Sunday school nor other services at the M E church on Sunday August 23.

Dr Luther Spaid to Visit Carey Sunday

Dr Luther Spaid of Chicago former pastor of Christ Lutheran church will speak to Carey adult Sunday school and greet members Sunday morning. Church redecorating means no morning service this Sunday. reopening planned August 30.

Luther Spaid Chicago Christ Lutheran Church Carey Spaid Paul R. Clouser

Local and Personal Notes From Elm Hills and Nearby Towns

The column lists numerous social visits and travels. Families including the Martins, Phillipses, Cullers, Oggs, Gibsons, Dempseys, Bakies, Wentzs, Beebes, Spitlers, and Spillers host and visit relatives across Ohio and Michigan. Guests come from Toledo Kenton Los Angeles Columbus Warren Wharton Carey and Nedrow New Riegel with trips to Platte Lake and a Findlay camp meeting.

Card of Thanks for Jas. R. Clyborn

We thank everyone who assisted during the illness and death of our dear father Jas R Clyborn from Mr and Mrs G Follette and family.

Jas. R. Clyborn G . Follette

Knights of Columbus Picnic Date Planned for August 30

The Knights of Columbus announce their annual picnic will be held on Sunday August 30 with details to follow in the next issue. The COMMITTEE asks readers to watch for updates.

Knights of Columbus

Carey Schools Band Concert Wednesday Evening

The Carey schools band presents a program on Wednesday night August 26 featuring Victor's March from the University of Michigan Bibel Arcadia Overture by Laurens Oh Brave Old Army Teach Egner Simple Ave Maria Go Northwestern Ge New Dawn Overture Russell Illinois Loyalty March Guild Sounds from the Operas Werner The U of M Rouser Hutsell

Carey University of Michigan Bibel Arcadia Laurens Egner Thame Northwestern van Etten Russell Illinois Guild Werner U. of M. Rouser Hutsell

Vote Planned on Sewer Bond Question for Town

Residents will decide Aug 25 on issuing 80 000 in bonds to fund a sanitary sewer system and treatment plant. Voting takes place at town hall and Turnbulls plumbing with two precincts. A yes vote of 65 percent is required. A mass meeting at the high school Friday will explain the project and answer questions.

Turnbell Findlay Street Mervin Shafer R. B. Kurtz L.N. Zahn C. B. Myers Russell Gottfried Jacob Nitrauer D. T. Hart Gust Summit Citizens’ Committee

Shrine clarifies no link to park incident group at Carey

Shrine authorities state the Shrine church and services have no connection with the men who acted objectionably at the park during pilgrimage days. They claim the individuals are not Catholics and seek village cooperation to keep such illicit activity from Carey. Fr. Paul, rector, issues the statement.

Carey Paul

M. B. Club Meeting Hosts and Guests

Mrs Ida Cramer and Mrs W H Wright hosted the M B club at their south town home with guest Mrs Carl Carlin of Findlay. Music was provided by Mrs Wright and prizes drawn by Mrs Charles Nachbar. Next meeting set for the second Thursday in September with Mrs Bernard O'Brien.

Ida Cramer W. H. Wright South of Town M. B. Club Carl Carlin Findlay Wright R. J. Spitler George Lowery Cramer Charles Nachbar Bernard O’brien

Death of Seth Kear in Upper Sandusky at 59

Seth G Kear aged 59 died Tuesday night at his son Judge Russell H Kear’s home in Upper Sandusky from heart trouble afflicting him for four years. Funeral Friday at 2:00 PM at the Kear home on West Johnson Street and 3:30 PM at Wharton Church of God. Burial in Wharton cemetery.

Seth G Kear Russell H Kear Upper Sandusky Kear West Johnson Street Wharton Church of God Wharton Cemetery

Fried Chicken Supper at Pythian Hall This Wednesday

A fried chicken supper will be served at the Pythian hall on Wednesday evening August 26 starting at 3 o clock. The menu includes fried chicken mashed potatoes gravy cole slaw tomatoes pie and coffee for 33 cents plus tax. Everyone is invited.

Pythian Hall

New Teacher Hired for Fourth Grade Post

Miss Julia Baker of Upper Sandusky was hired by the local school board to teach the fourth grade in the Colonel Crawford building, the former classroom of Mrs. Nina Dickison.

Julia Baker Upper Sandusky Colonel Crawford Nina Dickison

Red Way Buses Resume Regular Stops at Galt Hotel

Red Way buses again stop at the Galt hotel. Tickets and information available at the office.

RED Way Galt Hotel

Thousands Attend Pilgrimage at Shrine of Our Lady

The pilgrimage drew more than 55 000 visitors from Ohio and neighboring states with mass crowds of 22 000 on Assumption Day. Pilgrims arrived by excursion trains from Columbus Cleveland Toledo Detroit Youngstown and more. Clergy from multiple parishes assisted while a large procession followed a rosary led by diverse nationalities.

Our Lady Columbus Cleveland Toledo Detroit Youngstown Lourdes Mary Carey Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia New York Michigan Indiana Kentucky Illinois Wisconsin Missouri South Dakota Paul Vollrath Wenceslaus Hertvik Hilarion Hertvik Angola Ind Gilbert Hertvik Milwaukee Cyprian Terwoord Giles Berthiaume Basil Heiser Sylvester Bruggerman Floyd Knobs Joseph Hero Louisville Hubert Kobinski Ralph Vramar Carey Roderick Orians Wenceslaus Netroit Victor Rogulj Norbert Risley Vladimir Vlahovic Mufleh Cleveland Leo Griffin Kloeters New Riegel Heffner New Riegel Schaffer Findlay Adair Kirby Fate Shelby Fert Karl Alter Shrine Church

Birthday Honored at Sunday Dinner with Baker Family

Mr and Mrs Van Baker hosted a Sunday dinner for Erma Ruth Altwater, Betty Lee Haines, Mirv Baker, Della Barba, Scott Baker, and Mrs Harry Stoody to mark Mary Ellen Baker's birthday anniversary. The gathering included Mrs John Klinger's party and Forest Wr residents.

John Klinger Mirv Baker Della Barba Forest Wr Mirs Scott Baker Marion and Harry Stoody Erma Ruth Altwater Betty Lee Haines van Baker Mary Ellen Baker

Shop Closed Next Week in Charlotte

A local beauty shop in Charlotte will be closed all of next week. No other details are provided about the closure or its reason.

Charlotte

Also Mentioned on This Page

Peter Peggy Lockwood I Our Mionnie FF. A. Tour and Contest Thompson-Hendricks Methodist Martin Threshing Ring Elm Hills Mary Miller Alvada Carolyn Phillips Orville Phillips I. L. Culler Byron Ogg Platte Lake Mich Virgil Gibson Mr. Gibson Orson Gibson Maurice Dempsey Los Angeles Dempsey Omar Wentz Phillips Orville Phillipsi Helen Beebe Raymond Briggs R. C. Beebe Lucille Newell Automobile Club Kenton R. McCleary V. F. Schlachter Clair and Keith Near R. J. Spiller Cody Baker Inez Dorothy Frank Betty Charles Spitler Berniece Brown Robert Smith Donna Nedrow N. Y Clarence Phillips Elma Warren Mr. Phillips Lester Moser Roger Ralph Stella Moser Moser Clarence Shearer Shearer Town Martha Dipert Peggy Jean Waaland Claude Johnson Anna Elizabeth Carl Efer Blanchard Arthur Richardson Kenneth Maurice Ritchey Jerome Frish Donald Sandusky Lester Bowman John Greer E Findlay Street Mr Greer Guy Greer Harry Mapes Ewing Drug Store K. OF C. Picnic M. B. Club Meeting Seth Kear
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