Seven Keys to Baldpate staged by high school cast
The three act play Seven Keys to Baldpate will be staged in the Forge Auditorium Friday night. Cora Miller Charles Spitler lead the cast with a large student group and Miss Warren conducts the high school orchestra between acts. Tickets go on sale Thursday at 4 15 at Ewings with a prize for the third person who asks Have you bought your ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldpate
Cora ,Miller
Charles Spitler
Thomas Hility
Gertrude Wisner
James Lindgay
Ruth Smith
Forest Davis
Ruth Dunn
Glen Hudson
Rod Riester
John Winans
Robert Holden
Kenneth O’brien
Wayne Presler
Miss Warren
Postle
Band Recital Showcases Carey High Talent
The Carey High School band presented its first public program Friday night after extensive practice. Soloists included Ted Heck on French horn, Dean Powell on trombone, Jack Heck on trombone, Miss Claire Ordway on violin, Mr. Michael Lombardt on clarinet, and Miss Catherine Keyes on piano. The program featured marches, waltz, polka, and the Star Spangled Banner with the band performing the anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High
Ohio
Henry Fillmore
W. Bennett
Ted Heck
Honolulu Moon
Fred Lawrence
Victor Herbert
Dean Powell
Catherine Keyes
Conference on Agriculture Teachers Held in Crawford County
J R Rees attended a two day conference of agriculture teachers from the sixth district. Thursday sessions took place at Mt Zion School and Friday sessions at Holmes Liberty School in Crawford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J R. Rees
Crawford County
Mt Zion School
Holmes-Liberty School
Fine Art Reproductions Exhibit at High School
Next week from the 12th to the 16th the high school auditorium will host a fine art reproductions exhibit. Students study American English and Italian masterpieces daily as rooms visit the display twice that week while teachers discuss the paintings. Tickets are 10 cents for the public. attendance is encouraged.
New Noiseless Track Installed for Front Stage Curtain
The class of 1927 purchased a new noiseless track for the front stage curtain through the efforts of Mr. Dame. This improvement replaces the old track, once famous as a noise maker, marking a notable upgrade in the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dame
Christmas Seal Drive At High School Sets $50 Goal
High school students participate in the annual Christmas seals campaign with a $50 quota. Each student aims to sell enough seals to meet their share of the target.
Typing Class Advances to Speed Tests
The typing class began this year as a regular class and is progressing well. Members have completed keyboard exercises and are ready for upcoming speed tests.
Northwestern Ohio athletic conference meeting held in Findlay
A Northwestern Ohio athletic conference gathering occurred on a Wednesday in Findlay with representatives present from member institutions to discuss upcoming schedules and eligibility rules. Attendees included athletic directors and coaches from several local colleges.
Board Sets Spring Basketball Dates and Venues
A meeting focused on determining the locations and dates for the upcoming spring basketball tournament. Officials outlined the plan to establish venues and scheduling, aiming to finalize the competition timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letic Board
Freshman class shines in chapel musical program
Last Monday the chapel exercises included a strong Freshman class musical program led by Mr. Palmer. Highlights featured Pinup Solo Tonight You Belong to Me, a variety of vocal solos, instrumentals including violin, cornet, piano duet, trombone, and a sextette performance with sisters and classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
William Keller
Basketball Season Opens with Busy Practice for Girls and Boys
Coaches Constien and Mussell prepare for the 1927 28 season with three home games and four away. Both teams share the same schedule starting December 23 against St Wendelin at Fostoria and continuing into January and February with several away dates and a Wyandot County Tournament at Upper Sandusky.
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Constien
Mussell
Vanillle
St. Wendelin
Fostoria
Eden
Upper San- Jan
Upper Sandusky
Marseilles
Nevada
Wyandot
Pretty wedding unites Myrtie Laird and LaVerne Markley
Miss Myrtie Laird daughter of Mr and Mrs George Laird of South Patterson street married LaVerne Markley son of Mr and Mrs W R Markley of North Vance street at Christ Lutheran church in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Paul R Clouser. The couple received guests then held a two course dinner at the bride’s home before departing for a wedding trip. They will reside in Findlay where the groom works in a porcelain plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran Church
Myrtie Laird
Daugheter
George Laird
S. Patterson Street
LaVerne Markley
W.R. Markley
N. Vance Street
Paul R. Clouser
Edith Ewing
Lima
Ralph Markley
Cecil Laird
George Savidge
Ruth Ewing Tuttle
Mendelssohn
S. Patterson St
Dorcas Brown
Kathryn McDonald
James Ogg
Clyde Morehart
Mrs. Markley
Findlay
American Legion Auxiliary Called Meeting Planned
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a called meeting Monday evening to arrange a Christmas treat for the poor children. All members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Window Displays Draw Holiday Shoppers
Carey merchants report unusually strong sales this season as eye catching window displays attract crowds. Consumers are urged to stroll the street and see the festive setups for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Pythian Sisters to Initiate Candidates This Evening
The Pythian Sisters will initiate candidates this evening, continuing their fraternal rites. Members are expected to gather at the lodge for the ceremony and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Mourning in Portsmouth Over Martha Ruffing Death
Martha Eloise Ruffing six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Ruffing died at home in Portsmouth on Monday November 21 from Brights disease after a brief illness. Survived by parents a brother John and sisters Pauline Florence and Reta. Funeral held at Our Lady of Consolation church November 24 with interment in St Marys cemetery. Relatives and neighbors from Portsmouth Bucyrus Cleveland Upper Sandusky attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Eloise
Harry Ruffing
Portsmouth
Bright
John
Pauline
Florence
Reta
M. J. Ruffing
N. “Vance Street
Our Lady of Consolation
Blocke
Uhattgerot
Tra
Vernet Ruffing
Joe Haubert
Joe Witter
John Weaver
Will Weaver
Edmund Weaver
C.lodge
al Ruffing
Clarence Ruffing
Mary Weaver
Clara
Weaver
Geo. “McFeeley
Fortsmouth
St. Mary's School
John Witter
Bucyrus
Joseph Haubert
Gibsonburg
Clara Weaver
George McFeeley
Cleveland
Upper Sandusky
The Easy Mark by Theta Alpha Phi at Junior High Auditorium
Ruth Diller in play The Easy Mark a comedy drama by Jack Larrie premieres by Theta Alpha Phi with two love stories and a triangle. Cast includes Isaac Keen Ruth Balduff Ruth Diller Helen Gosling Clarence Gebhart John Cowley Chas ToGellaws Vincent Bucher and others. Presentation on December ninth at the Junior High Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Alpha Phi
Dramatic Organization
Jack Larrie
Isaac Keen
Dick Hotz
Ruth Diller
Ruth Balduff
Helen Gosling
Clarence Gebhart
John Cowley
Chas
ToGellaws
Vincent Bucher
Melvin Joachim
Heidelberg University
Tiffin
News
Three More Small Pox Quarantines In Carey Area
Three additional homes in Carey were quarantined for small pox including the Shull residence on S Vance street Schira home on E Findlay and Moser home on North street. Several Shull family members and two Schira and Moser individuals were ill with cases confirmed. All 150 workers at the Carey porcelain plant were vaccinated as illness spread through Harold Skull and a Doppler residence on Glenn Ave was quarantined but later declared not small pox by county health officer Dr. O C Stutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Shull
Nachbar
S. Vance Street
Joe Schira
E. Findlay
E R. Moser
North Street
Shull
Cora Ellen Schira
Geralda Mae Moser
Carey Ohio Porcelain Plant
Harold Skull
Lee Doppler
Glenn Ave
O C. Stutz
Upper Sandusky
Fire on Muncie Street Destroys Residence
Defective wiring blamed for a Thursday afternoon blaze on Muncie Street. The fire, reported after a four minute delay, damaged the Wm Kummerer home owned by Mrs. Ed Combs. most furniture saved but the house is uninhabitable pending repairs. The Kummerers moved to the Walborn property on Cleveland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie Street
Wm Kummerer
Ed Combs
Kummerer
Walborn
Cleveland Avenue
Knights of Columbus Retreat to Open Evening in Salem
Fr. Anthony a Franciscan missionary and former pastor of St. Josephs Salem will lead the Knights of Columbus retreat starting 7 30 tonight and closing Sunday at Our Lady of Consolation church All men of the parish urged to attend and receive communion in a body at 7 30 Sunday meeting in the K of C club room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Anthony
St. Joseph's Church
Salem Township
Knights of Columbus
Our Lady of Consolation Church
K. of C. Club
Women of Mooseheart Legion Plan Christmas Exchange
The Women of Mooseheart Legion will hold their Christmas exchange next Tuesday night, inviting members to participate in the holiday event at the Mooseheart clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women OF Mooseheart Legion
Mooseheart Legion
Rats Social Events and Office Hours Notice
Local notice lists social events and office hours for mutual aid group. Details indicate phone contact times from 7 30 to 11 30 and 12 30 to 5 30 with a home phone line for members to call for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual
Sunday Dinner Guests Visit East Town Families
Mr and Mrs Harry Hull of east of town hosted Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Joseph Armstrong and their children Rogs Cleo Laverne Cary William and Bugee Ar and Mrs B C Witt le orbs Mr and Mrs Clarence Ruffing and daughters Florine and Glenna of Carey and Mr and Mrs Ralph Harverd and children Margaret Angela Mary Elizabeth Franklin and David near Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hull
Joseph, Armstrong
Rogs
Clarence
Ruffing
Florine
Glenna
Caréy and
Mir
Ralph Harverd
Margaret
Angela
Mary Elizabeth
Franklin
David
Crawford
A. Vaughn
East of Town
Carey Research Club Hosts Evening Meeting and Gift Exchange
Mrs. W. H. Snyder will host the Carey Research Club this evening. Mrs. Almon Blue will read from the Parables in the Old Testament. Guests will exchange Christmas gifts. The meeting was advanced one day due to the high school play Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Snyder
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Myers at Carey Area
Mr and Mrs J T Myers and family near Carey were surprised on Sunday evening by many relatives and friends for Mrs Myers birthday anniversary. A pot luck supper followed with attendees including Lawrence Orians and children Donald Myers and daughter Mary Louise Margaret Heiser Florent Day Harry Myers and Henry Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Myers
Carey
Sunday Dinner Guests From Town and Nearby Areas
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Cleatus Wisner and son Ralph Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yardhner and children Harold Ellen and Doris, and Mrs. Ellen Phillips of near Adrian. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wisner and sons Lavaun and Laverne, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Esterly of near St Paul, Mr. Donald Woodward, Mr. Warren Wisner and children Inez Elma and Alma of Findlay, Miss Lucille of Bucyrus, Miss Dolores, Miss Gertrude and Dean of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleatus Wisner
Ralph Dean
Charles Yardhner
Harold
Eileen
Doris
Ellen Phillips
Adrian
Arthur Wisner
Lavaun
Laverne
Town
Sherman Esterly
St. Paul
Donald Woodward
Warren Wisner
Inez
Elma
Alma
Findlay
Lucille
Bucyrus
Dolores
Gertrude
Dean
Carey
Philathea Class Meeting At Evan gelical Sunday School
The Philathea class of the Evan gelical Sunday school met at Mrs Saran wolker’s home west of town Tuesday evening for a regular business and social session. Mrs G W Perkins led devotionals and the officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs George Perkins, Vice President Mrs Virgil Green, Secretary Mrs Henry Daymon, Treasurer Mrs Chas Lindower, Pianist Mrs CR Tate, Teacher Mrs Sarah Wonder, Assistant Teacher Mrs Henry Daymon. A social hour and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Sunday School
Saran Wolker
G. W. Perkins
George Perkins
Virgil Green
Henry Daymon
Chas. Lindower
CR. Tate
Sarah Wonder
Health Crusaders Lead Carey Christmas Seal Drive
Carey residents hear the Christmas Seal campaign discussed on streets and in schools. Children become Health Crusaders selling health bearers. list of honored students across grades shows strong community support and a record sales total approaching the city quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Chester England
Paul Burson
Jack Tracy
Jeanne Chapman
George Bloom
Ruth Brown
Bob DeWitt
Donald Wenner
Glenn Shellhaas
Ted Heck
Maxine Stiner
Eleanor Krout
Ira Myers
Perry DeWitt
Silas Hunter
Edgar Keller
James Harris
Louise Gilliland
Carolyn Williams
Russell Brown
Carl McCumber
Catherine Hart
Virginia Patterson
Kathleen Williams
Helen Wyatt
Junior Frederick
Highth
Laura Keller
James Fetters
Birth Announcement for Frederick Harold Black
A son born to Mr and Mrs Harold Black at Quincy City Hospital on November 21 1927. The baby has been named Frederick Harold. Mrs Black formerly Miss Lorena Tracy of Quincy Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Black
Mddie Street
Quincy
Magss
Quincy City Hospital
Prederick ‘Harold
Letters to Santa Claus Accepted for Publication
Citizens are invited to send Letters to Santa Claus to the office for publication in next week's Carey Times. Send in your letters promptly to ensure inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Carey Times
Public sale advertising specialty noted by Carey Times
The Carey Times highlights public sale advertising as a specialty, signaling focus on notices and auction promotions in its pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carey ‘Times
City Council Minutes Report Local Bills and Payments
Mayor Mullholand and council members attended the Monday meeting. Bills approved include postal cards, electric energy, lead pipe, salaries, meters reading, gas welding, wiring, hardware, gas, and street work with total items from multiple vendors and departments. Ordinance No. 193 passed for sidewalk repair east of Samuel Kennerley residence. next meeting set for December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pry
R. C
Columbus Blank Book Mfg. Co
Logan Gas Co
Board of Public Affairs
Brown & Son
Crawford Township
W. R. Zeis
Town Hall
Library
Noeet
Snyder Lumber Co
Carey Farmers Cooperative Co
Ewing Drug Co
S. H. McKee
Chas. M. Karr
Tory
Samuel Kennerley
Steegman and Huston Wed in Cleveland Home
Miss Mae Steegman daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Steezman of Findlay Heights and Ralph Huston son of Mr and Mrs I G Huston of Hurd avenue were married this afternoon at 3 in the home of the bride’s sister Mrs Carl Jackson of Cleveland. Rev Ernsberger officiated. The couple plan to live on Lake shore Drive in Cleveland where Huston is employed by Western Electric. Both are Findlay High graduates and Mrs Huston has been bookkeeper at Fassett Lumber. The marriage came as a pleasant surprise to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Steegman
Herman Steezman
Findlay Heights
Ralph Huston
I. G Huston
Hurd Avenue
Carl Jackson
Cleveland
Jackson
Frank Qostrowsky
Ernsberger
Lutheran Church
Lakeshore Drive
Huston
Western Electric Company
Findlay High School
Fassett Lumber Company
Findlay Courier
Catholic Ladies of Columbia Elect Officers for 1920s
The Catholic Ladies of Columbia elected officers including President Mrs H L Pahl Vice President Mrs J Trombaugh Recording Secretary Mrs F N Sehira Financial Secretary Miss Rose Myers Treasurer Mrs Ed McLaughlin Trustees Mrs L M Remlinger and Mrs Joe Thom Monitor Miss Catherine Riester Inner Guard Miss Bernice Jenet A social evening and Christmas exchange will be held Monday evening Dec 19
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
H. L. Pahl
J. Trombaugh
F N. Sehira
Rose Myers
Ed McLaughlin
L. M Remlinger
Joe Thom
Catherine Riester
Bernice Jenet
Old Money Pieces In Family Heirloom Collection
Scott McKinnon owns intriguing old money including an 1851 Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank five dollar note. His father sent the bill to him in 1862 while the father was away at war. A yellow metal half dollar from 1806 was also given as a pocket piece by his grandson Scott McKinnon Jr. in Lima about a decade ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott McKinnon
Erie & Kalamazoo Railroad Bank
Ohio State Student Ora Essex Pledged to Tau Beta Pi
Ora Essex son of Mr and Mrs Joe F Essex of this place, a student in the school of engineering at Ohio State, has been pledged as a new member by Tau Beta Pi, honorary engineering fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Essex
Joe F Essex F
Ohio State
Tau Beta Pi
Sermon Schedule for Local Methodist Church Members
December to February services list Rev. Joseph Shellhaas preaching on topics including The Leaven of the Pharisees The Two Worlds Peter Rebukes Jesus Body Soul and Spirit The Incarnation Death and Resurrection Marriage and Divorce Judgment Jesus and Children Purgatory Hell Greatness What Determines Destiny Skepticism of the Sadducees Our Relationship With the Departed The First Commandment The Parousia Luke the Physician The Future of Christianity and more along Church Day topics The Emergence of Religion Authority as a Ground of Belief The Authority of the Church The Christian Conception of God The Christ of the Synoptic Gospels Sin and the Fall Grace and Freedom The Atonement The Resurrection The Spirit and the Church in History The Reformation The Origins of the Sacraments The Eucharist and related morning services and evenings through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Jesus
Mforning
Jésus
Hell
Luke
Four Kentuckians Arrested After Carey Night Out
Four Kentuckians employed on the marsh near Carey allegedly drank moonshine then seized the Big Four restaurant and brandished firearms around midnight. Sheriff Stansbery Deputy Stansbery Marshal Scherry and Carey officers detained two intoxicated men and two with guns. Leonard Brown and Enoch Watkins identified. arraigned on concealed weapons charges before Squire Marguerat and bound over to the grand jury with $500 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Big Four
Kentucky
Gats
Leonard Brown
Enoch Watkins
Jay Marguerat
PTA Social Meeting at High School Auditorium
The Parent-Teacher Association hosts a public social evening Monday at 8 o clock in the high school auditorium. A program features a playlet Uncle Dicks Mistake ensemble music by the school orchestra and Kiwanis quartet with demonstrations of visual education. A social hour and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent - Teacher Association
Kiwanis
A. G. McQuate
Upper Sandusky
C E Palmer
Williams College Wins Debating Duel at Princeton
Kirtland Straw of Carey and Thomas P. Robinson of New York City earned the unanimous decision from judges in a Williams College versus Princeton University debate held Saturday in Princeton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirtland Straw
Carey
Thomas P. Robinson
New York City
Williams College
Princeton University
Princeton
Christmas Gift Sale by Evangelical Sunday School
The Evangelical Sunday school class will hold a sale on Saturday December 17 at the Rest Room. Items include aprons fancy work parcel post packages and home made candy from the c I Ce class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I Ce
Evangelical Sunday School
Auto Tags On Sale Discussed By Deputy Commissioner
Deputy Commissioner T. W. McClure announces tag sales with emphasis on daytime purchases and early payment. The offer is not open for extensions or later closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W McClure
W C U Meeting With Mrs Elza Jacobs
The W C U will meet with Mrs Elza Jacobs Friday afternoon December 9 at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Jacobs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madalene
Lester Smiley
Markley
Laird
Martha Eloise Ruffing
K. OF C
Rebekah
Anna
Carey Research Club
Philathea
Health Crusaders
Council
Steegman
ORY Essex
Joseph Shellhaas
Garey
Parent-Teacher Association
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