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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
3
The Carey Times lists subscription prices for advance payment: three months for 60 cents, six months for 1.00, and one year for two dollars.
The Band Mothers meet January 6 at the high school while junior high basketeers hold first practice. District representatives plan a League of Six Nations meeting in Tiffin tonight to set the 1936 football schedule. The school notes jazz origins, holiday reads, and a busy week with concerts, cheerleader results, and new uniforms funded by ticket sales.
The orchestra held a Christmas party Monday evening at president Margaret Wenzinger's home. Guests enjoyed a candlelit table, a supper by Docas Baker and Corinne Wenzinger, and games and a Christmas exchange with attendees including Mr and Mrs Huffman, Mr and Mrs Klein, Helen Wonder, Geraldine Simonis, Vincent Brown, Rita Brown, and others.
Dorothy Hood, Alice Coldiron, Marilyn Shane and others earned 100 percent in spelling last week. Billy Howard won the arithmetic race on Monday, with Dorothy Hood winning on Tuesday and names like Junior Hunter, Dorothy Hood, and Friday's winner also noted.
Students led by Richard Bland and Rosemary Rook won arithmetic events while spelling dictation perfection went to multiple pupils including Reva Baughman and Judson Frederick. Grace Shumaker and Donna Mae Barnett earned daily and weekly honors as other pupils achieved high marks in spelling and arithmetic across the week.
A playful verse by C C K Freshman describing students escaping school for a two week Christmas break Letting go of Latin algebra science and English themes they anticipate festive meals and toys around the Christmas tree before returning to classrooms in the new year.
Berry and Carey area social visits are noted with Mrs. Gibson and family hosting and visiting in Carey Upper Sandusky and Tiffin. A state highway project in Wyandot County seeks bids for grading drainage and brick asphalt paving on SH 222 US 23 with wage rules and bid security required. John Jaster Jr directs the highway bid process with plans on file and right to reject bids.
Music in Dallas drew audience praise as the Gilliland family hosted visits with relatives in Fostoria McCutchenville and Upper Sandusky. Alma mater ties surface as Alf Bland and George Gilliland share meals with Hudson family and Ruffner in a sequence of Sunday dinners and Wednesday calls.
Wharton events include a primary Sunday school party hosted by the Church of God with class No 9 meeting at Mr and Mrs Orville Staley’s Friday. oyster stew at 8 o clock. Funeral services for Miss Norma Lee were held at the Methodist church with multiple pastors and a burial at Wharton cemetery.
Wyandot county reemployment service office in the courthouse will close for Christmas and New Year. J B Shumaker, in charge, announced the holiday closure.
Notice that Stanley I Opper of Carey Ohio RD has been appointed administrator of the estate of Nicholas Opper deceased of Ridge township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated December 3 1935 Judge Russell H Kear Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
Readable items show engraved and printed name cards placed at the Carey Times office, suggesting a routine or decorative set of business cards among staff. The cards feature individual names and titles, indicative of an active workplace environment.
In Wyandot County Ohio the Peoples Bank Company of Carey sues W R Rowland et al. A public auction will be held January 4 1936 at the West Door of the Court House Upper Sandusky Ohio. Property is Lot 8 in McD Careys Addition Carey with corner at North and Saks streets. Appraised 3300 dollars. Cash. Sheriff Harry Weatherholtz. Plaintiff's attorney H G Chambers. December 3 1935.
Harry Christoll as administrator of the Harris estate filed a schedule of debts in Wyandot County Ohio Probate Division. A hearing is set for January 2, 1936 at 9:00 am in the Court of Common Pleas. Exceptions to the schedule must be filed five days before the hearing date.
On the 12th day of December 1935 William H Miller administrator of the estate of Ida Miller filed a schedule of debts against the decedent in the Court of Common Pleas. The document notes the filing and the intent to proceed with the claims in January 1936.
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