Gasco Food Institute Opens Friday Afternoon
The 1938 Gasco Food Institute opens Friday at 2 pm in Catholic Hall with free cooking demonstrations. Mary Brown leads the program, assisted by Sue Thomas, under James D. Terry’s supervision.
09 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
1
The 1938 Gasco Food Institute opens Friday at 2 pm in Catholic Hall with free cooking demonstrations. Mary Brown leads the program, assisted by Sue Thomas, under James D. Terry’s supervision.
A miniature cardboard model kitchen cutout will be given to every attendee at the Gasca Food Institute first day program. The gift is an exact replica of the institute’s model kitchen and aims to attract participation.
The Gasco Food Institute with cooperating merchants and food lecturers will develop subjects like The Copper Pig representing family savings, The Family Budget, Low Temperature Cooking, Brought Forward Cooking, and more during a series of demonstrations scheduled for Saturday.
Funeral services for Boyce Ander son 33 of Sytamore tallied after a milk truck collision with a train near Republic Tuesday. Services 2 p.m. Friday at Ray C Myers funeral home Tiffin with burial at Bethel cemetery near McCutch enville. Rev C Y Boyd and Rev Ray J Wunater to officiate. Ander son was brother in law of Harold Stumpp.
Ray Craven J M Burnap and W A Wiseley trustees of Vanlue lodge No 710 sue Virgil Vanora and others to compel sale of land in Amanda township by the court to satisfy a judgment for $126 with court costs totaling $1865 Findlay Republican.
D E Atzenhoefer state game manager district No 2 will discuss Propagation and Conservation of Wild Life and Game at the Men's Night Dinner at the Methodist church. Dinner at 6 30 served by church ladies. Tickets 40 cents available now or at the door. All men invited to attend with Q and A on hunting and fishing issues.
Mrs Retta Greeno and daughter Edith joined Mrs Greeno’s parents in Williamson for Thanksgiving. Edith attended the football game with cousins Roberta and Lorell Caton as Williamson defeated Loczan 47 to 0. A victory dance at the Cinderella hotel followed with Miss Greene guest of Miss Roberta Eaton and escorts Frank Kimball and Homer Jackson, the Williamson High School drum major.
Pythian Sisters No 169 elected officers at Castle Hall last Thursday led by Most excellent chief Mrs David Lasley and manager Mrs L L Rowland. The next meeting is this evening with a birthday social and Christmas exchange. Beginning January meetings move to the first and third Thursdays each month.
The Townsend club will meet at the public library Monday evening at 7 30. A good attendance is requested as there will be election of officers Elza Garn secretary.
Mr and Mrs George Fox and Harold and Catherine England were injured Saturday night November 27 in a two car wreck on the way home from care. John Guttenberg of Route 23 drove the other car with no injuries. Both vehicles sustained damage, Fox car suffering the most.
The Wesleyan Guild of the Methodist Sunday school will meet at Mrs. Vernon Huston on Thursday evening December 16 at 6 30. The gathering includes a potluck supper the annual Christmas exchange and election of officers.
Announcement confirms the marriage of Mrs Sally Wickham and Elmer Hagley on November 6 in Covington Kentucky. Rev John N Tilton Jr officiated at the Methodist ceremony in Covington.
Santa Claus arrives in Carey on Saturday December 18 for a free show at the Strand. All children will receive a sack of candy after greeting Santa, with residents from rural districts invited to attend. Carey decorates Findlay and Vance streets with lights as local officials share the display and energy costs.
Miss Mary Ann Stringfellow near Vanlue performed a ballet number in a Paul Spor dance studios Christmas recital in Toledo. She studies toe tap and ballroom at Carey studio under Miss Ruth Clair Ingels. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Don Stringfellow and Nancy Lee Haggenmaier from Upper Sandusky and Mrs Loren Stahl.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of Christ Lutheran church met Wednesday afternoon at Miss Stella Nye's home. Despite the cold, attendance was good. Mrs Almon Blue led devotionals and Mrs Elmer Wonder led the study on The Road to Peace. The meeting closed with a missionary benediction. the next gathering is scheduled for the second Wednesday in January at Mrs E Kurtz's home.
The next meeting of the short course at the high school will present slides on hybrid corn prepared by teacher Truman Arnold. After three prior discussions, the group will meet next Monday evening, followed by a basketball game against Vanlue short course.
The Dorcas Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school will hold a social this Thursday evening at Mrs. Katie Redman’s home on West North Street. A Christmas exchange will be featured with Mrs. John Halloran, Mrs. Ollie Graves, and Mrs. J I Myers assisting the hostesses.
W S Huffman, principal of Carey high school, was named Thursday by the board of education to succeed W S Arn holt as superintendent. Arn holt resigned for a Bellevue post. Huffman assumed duties Monday after 90 years as principal.
A Los Angeles president Mrs G M Kurtz writes of a San Francisco Opera company visit to the Shrine Auditorium. She praises Flagstad and Melchior in Tristan and Isolde and Lohengrin, Lily Pons in Lakme, and Jeritza in La Tosca, noting lavish attire and celebrity attention from fans and paparazzi. Christmas nears, prompting a wish for cold weather.
Carey FF F. A. Chapte lists the students and their projects for the year. Howard Baughman dairy calf John Baker sheep Nelson Hewett dairy cow James Kramer potatoes and beef feeding Chester Ogg dairy calves Joe Vaughn sheep Leonard Kinnerley dairy calf Harold Luzader baby chicks Richard Brown baby chicks and hybrid corn William Dow son and litter and hybrid corn Duane Kramer potatoes and dairy heifer Eugene Liming baby chicks and potatoes Richard Kurtz potatoes and feeding hog Harold Musgrave potatoes sow and litter Donald Reinhart dairy cow and hybrid corn Alfred Yost potatoes and farm accounts Harold Reinhart potatoes sow and litter and farm accounts Louis Orians hybrid corn sow and litter and farm accounts Henry Brown herd management potatoes and farm accounts William Dow Assistant Reporter.
Jane Anne Tittle daughter of Supt and Mrs Earl B Driver was moved from Grant hospital Colum bus to the home of her grandparents in Mt Vernon after a nose bridge operation to remove a growth. She is reported improving though the procedure was more serious than first thought. Friends of the Drivers and the child are hoping for a speedy recovery.
Three members of the local community plan a meeting at Ming Blinzgke’s home on Strann Street at 6 o clock. A Christmas exchange will be a featured event of the evening.
Dog Warden Harvey Ash told Seneca County commissioners that last week three ewes were killed on the John Aesnhaar farm in Bloom Township and three more ewes were killed on the EOL Yentzer farm in Bre Spring Township. An additional ewe was injured on the Albert Ruffing farm in Reed Township.
George Constien principal of Findlay High spoke on who should go to college as the Carey Aiwanis club honored Wallace Arnholt for 90 years as Carey schools superintendent. Rev Cyprian Terwoord and Rev Paul Clouser lauded Arnholt for building the high school a new grade school library expansion and civic work in Carey Ohio.
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge holds its annual Christmas social after the regular business meeting on Tuesday evening December 14 at 7 30. Officers to be elected during the session title and potluck supper with a dime gift exchange planned. members urged to attend and bring a small gift.
Unclear readable fragments describe an evening gathering at a venue with a 54 year mention and a start time around 9. The text remains garbled with missing names and places.
A note of gratitude expresses appreciation to allies and friends who sent flowers and cards during illness at Findlay Home and after returning home. Also mentions a new daughter, born Wednesday morning last week to Mr and Mrs John Greer north of town.
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