Sponsor list and staff credits at local page
Notes show sponsors G A Hartman and Mrs Dorothy East and Rose Marie Davis associate. Ballot and staff roles listed with Eileen Mott sports editor Tom Atkins activity editor Joan Sargeant Russell Myers. No clear event or outcome.
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G. A. Hartman
Dorothy
East’ ‘Baitor Srebhosnanansts
Rose Marie Davis
Asociate
Eilleen ‘Mott
Tom Atkins
Joan Sargeant Russell Myers
Ohio Education Association Assembly Meets in Columbus
The annual Ohio Education Association Representative Assembly gathered December 16 to 18 in Columbus. Carey high school principal Cloyce Wentling served as a delegate, attending all sessions for the Carey school system.
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Ohio Education Association
Representative Assembly
Columbus
Cloyce Wentling
Carey High School
Carey
John D. Blackford
Educational Council
N. BE. A
Ohio
Blue Devils Reserve keep undefeated run in tense double header
Carey reserve team beat Upper reserves 48 to 44 in a tight game as Jacoby Draper McKinnon Kloepfer and Cole led passes and scoring. D Williams and IL Orians boosted Carey with a first half 10 point edge while Orians and Williams saw fouls expel them. Carey heads to Kent Friday then to Sycamore next Tuesday for tougher tests.
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Carey
Cole
Jacoby
Draper
McKinnon
Kloepfer
D. Williams
IL. Orians
Blue Devils
Dick Williams
L. Callahan
T. Atkins
Y Teen Meeting Discusses Devotions and Charity
The Y-Teen group met Monday night December 3. Barbara Elbert outlined devotions and a renewed Y-Teen purpose. They chose not to have a check room at games and decided to send money from Brotherhood Week to a foreign student. They accepted an invitation to carol with F H A and Hi Y. Ann Dible led a discussion on boy and girlfriend ship problems after adjournment.
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Barbara Elbert
Hi-Y
Ann Dible
Local basketball tour begins with two daily games
This week the tourney starts with two games each day during the moon hour. Players give maximum effort as they aim to win and advance.
Special Christmas Services Planned in Carey Churches
Catholic churches in Carey plan Christmastide celebrations with Midnight Mass at the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation. Rev Theodore Leickholtz leads the Mass and crib blessing, assisted by Rev Benedict Rubeck and Rev Denis Herbst. Seminary and grade school choirs perform carols before Masses at 6:15 8:00 and 10:30 am. St Nicholas French Town also schedules Midnight Mass with Christmas Day services starting 9:00 am.
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Our Lady of Consolation
Theodore Leickholtz
Benedict Rubeck
Our Lady of Carey Seminary
Denis Herbst
Theodore
Imelda
Henry P. Brown
John B. Singenberger
Pietro A. Yon
Rossini
Reilly
St. Nicholas’ Church
Frenchtown
Fronald Pregliasco
Tired Fisher Accepts Position in Wisconsin
Fred Fisher of 124 S Patterson street resigns from David Kirk Sons Co Findlay after 14 years to become manager of RE R Godfrey Sons Co wholesale grocery house in Madison Wisconsin. He will start January first with resignation effective December 31. Mrs Fisher and two daughters Judy and Jane will stay in Carey until spring.
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Fred Fisher
S. Patterson Street
RE. R. Godfrey Sons Co
Madison
Wis
Fisher
David Kirk Sons Co
Findlay
Clover Farm
Kirks
Judy
Jane
Carey
Christ Lutheran Christmas Eve Service Set at 11 Tonight
Christ Lutheran Church holds annual Christmas Eve candlelight service tonight at 11 with scripture readings on peace. Rev John A Root will preach Christ Gift of Peace and Elsie Howard will present organ and chimes music before the service.
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Christ Lutheran Church
Howard Snyder
Shirley Keller
Adams
Jesus Christ
John A. Root
Elsie Howard
Harker
Yon
Hallelujah
Dale Frazier
Robert Mott
Martha Spensler
Forest Myers
George Snyder
Perry McDaniel
Village council approves budget moves and salary hike
At the regular meeting the village council passed an ordinance raising salaries and hourly wages for all employees and reviewed the 1962 budget. The council denied H B Keller's request for a residential electric rate in his apartment building. Village Manager Ridley was authorized to sell a 1938 model half-ton truck. Mayor Wagner thanked B M Bachar on his last meeting after 14 years of service. Sewer lift pumps rebuilt and back in service after seven months. No 1 well at waterworks back in use after five months. Eldon King of Arlington installed new casing housing and shaft.
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H. B. Keller
Theodore EK. Ridley
G. C. Wagner
B. M. Bachar
Christmas observances at First Methodist Church
Christmas Eve services climax with an 11:00 p m candlelight communion at First Methodist. Four choirs perform and the White Gift Offering funds Methodist Homes for Children and the Aged. Rev D V Whittenack preaches Sunday at 10:30 a m on Every Knee Should Bow.
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First Methodist Church
Methodist Homen
Cecil Laird
D. ‘V. Whittenack
D. V. Whitenack
William Whitenack
Kenneth Myers
Ira Hablitzel
Flossie Platt
Lowell Hablitzel
Barbara Tucker
Margie Tucker
Linda Gardner
Kay Fields
Larry Cole
David Heck
Sandra Hablitzel
Connie Downing
Velda Cole
Sally Gardner
Carol Snook
Sharon Tong
Larry Vaughn
Phyllis Vaughn
Dorothy Wilson
Santa Claug
Santa
Robert Cole
William B. Cole
First Christmas in Song and Story at U B Church
Evan U B Church presents The First Christmas in Song and Story on Sunday December 23 at 730 pm in Memorials U B Church. The program includes orchestral numbers led by Clarabelle Roszman accompanist with Rev Samuel L Shockey leading worship and readings. Members of the choir and orchestra perform carols duets and solos including Bethlehem What Joy to Read the World and Joy to the World with a children's chorus and culminating benediction by Rev Shockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial’ S
U. B
Luther
Gabriel
Gruber
Clarabellé Roszman
Samuel L. Shockey
Arthur Lee
Grantlery
Shockey
Ire B. Wilson
Wilford Shuman
Paul Powell
Bethlehem
Paul J. Monroe
Ruth Dale
Clifford Wise
Willis Smith
Jane and
Carol Walter
David Walter
1952 Caryatic Orders for annuals
We invite all interested buyers to place orders for the annual by January 4 1952. Call the high school office and leave your name for a staff member to contact you. Annuals cost 2.25 dollars and may be paid with the order. Tom Atkins editor and Glenda Snyder business manager are available for orders.
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Tom Atkins
Glenda Snyder
Eagles Christmas Party at Carey Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles Carey aerie hosts its annual Christmas Party Sunday afternoon December 23 at the aerie home. Bring the children for Santa Claus and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Santa Claus
Carey Lodge No 407 O F F Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of Carey lodge No 407 I O O F on Thursday evening December 20 at 8 00. All members urged to attend. Election of officers and lunch. Van Baker secretary.
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Carey Lodge
van Baker
Wyandot County Bar Association Hosts Dinner in Upper Sandusky
Thirteen members of the Wyandot County Bar Association gathered in Upper Sandusky on Friday afternoon and were guests of Judge Russell H. Kear for dinner at the Evergreens. A. K. Hall spoke honoring the association’s elder members. attendees included H. G. Chambers of Carey who began practicing in 1895, plus Willis Rowland and Frank Stalter of Upper Sandusky who were honored.
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Wyandot
Methodist youth groups hold joint meet at First Church
The Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship and the Senior Luther League join for a 6 15 p m Sunday gathering at First Methodist Church. After a devotional, they will carol and end with a party at Ronald Treece's home. each member should bring 25 cents for refreshments.
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Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship
Senior Luther League
First Methodist Church
Ronald Treece
Eastern Star chapter to install 1952 officers
Crawford chapter No 168 O E S will meet Friday evening December 21 for installation of the 1952 officers Mrs W C Loughley will be installing officer
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Eastern Star
Crawford Chapter
W. C. Loughley
Jacksons to Occupy Former Skogmos Room
Jacksons store plans a January move to the former Skogmos room with a doubled floor space after removing a rear partition. Owner F D Jackson will enlarge the shoe department along the full 100 foot room and offer a broader dry goods line including draperies and price goods. New shoe brands and spring stock are highlighted along with a liquidation sale at the current location.
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Jacksons
Skogmos
F. D. Jackson
Jarmin and
Douglas
Airomatic
Red Cross
Bobby Brooks
Lamp
Serbia
Home of Perkinses Destroyed by Fire
A 9 room frame house owned by Mr and Mrs Floyd Perkins three miles northeast of Wharton burned Sunday night around 9 30. Firemen saved nearby outbuildings but water supply froze in cold weather. The origin is under investigation with defective wiring suspected. The family of eight lost most belongings. parents and one child evacuated to neighbors while others found temporary shelter with local families. House partially insured.
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Floyd Perkins
Wharton
Carey
Addison Kemmerly
South of
Beech Grove
Perkins
Howard Kemmerly
Daniel Walton
Richard Ward
Carey Stores Open Thursday For Christmas Shopping
All stores in Carey will be open Thursday afternoon and evening to help the public finish Christmas shopping. They will stay open every evening until 9 o’clock through Christmas Eve, with some closing at 6 o’clock on Christmas Eve and others remaining open until 9. The post office stamp and parcel windows will also stay open each evening until 9.
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Carey
Knights of Columbus Meeting Postponed To December 27
The Knights of Columbus regular meeting scheduled for Christmas day has been postponed to Thursday, December 27.
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Knights of Columbus
Round Square Dancing Night At Eagles Hall
Round and square dancing event at Eagles Hall every Saturday night for members and their families. Local organizers invite all dancers to join for an evening of social costumes and music.
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Eagles Hall
Carey High School Senior Portrait Delivery Update
Senior friendship pictures for Carey High School will be delivered January 2. In special cases, delivery can be made on Saturday December 22 if the senior calls the studio at 339 today or before noon Friday.
Band Concert Postponed Due to Weather
A planned band concert scheduled for December 20 has been cancelled because of weather conditions. The program was prepared and will be presented at a later date likely mid January.
Office Closure Notice by Dr Huston
My office will be closed December 23 to December 29 inclusive. TALMADGH HUSTON M D
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Talmadgh Huston, M. D
Eagles Notice Friday Evening Baseball at Eagles
The Eagles invite readers to enjoy America's favorite pastime with Friday evening games. Local fans are encouraged to attend and support the team in upcoming matchups at the Eagles venue.
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America
The
Eagles
Knights of Columbus Christmas Party for Parish Children
The Knights of Columbus will host a Christmas party at 8 p m Friday December 21 in the Catholic hall. All children of the parish up to and including the 8th grade are invited.
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Knights of Columbus
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge No. 656 Cancel Meeting
Palm Leaf Rebekah lodge number 656 will not meet on Tuesday evening December 25. The notice states the regular session is suspended for that date.
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Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
First Carey Baby Derby to Honor Inaugural Newborn
The Carey Businessmen's Association hosts a Baby Derby to prize the first baby born on or after January 1 1962. Eligible families must live in Carey or on rural routes served by the Carey post office and have resided at their address before November 1 1951. The winner is determined by birth certificate and physician affidavit with gifts presented at donor businesses.
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Carey
George Jaster
Carey Businessmen’s Association
Nat's Lime and Other Help Remove Snow
A heavy snowfall disrupting traffic was cleared from the business district with rapid aid from National Lime & Stone Co volunteers supplying graders trucks and two loaders. Local volunteers Cedric Beard John Maenle Norman Collet and village crews worked to clear sidewalks and curbs allowing parking and safe access by evening.
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National Lime & Stone Co
Cedric Beard
John Maenle
Kenneth
Norman Collet
Twenty Men Receive Pre-Induction Examinations
Twenty young men listed with Wyandot county selective service office received pre induction physical examinations at Toledo Monday. Names include Earl Holdcraft, Roger Drew, Basil Moore, Norman Collet, Thomas Swinehart, Grover Bryant, Allan De Vene Jr, Richard Puchta, James McClain, Arthur Amos, Ronald Wiserling, Henry Pfeiffer, Kenneth Minard, Arlie Bowling, Richard Doran, Samuel McChesney III, James Little, Virgil Martinez and others.
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Wyandot County Selective Service Office
Toledo
Earl Clyde Holdcraft
Nevada
Roger Franklin Drew
Marion
Vancil Eugene Fletcher
Findlay
John Edgar Smith
Upper Sandusky
Basil Lavern Moore
Norman Harold Collet
Carey
Thomas Frederick Swinehart
Grover Bryant
Allan Wesley de Vene, Jr
Wharton
Water Main Break Disrupts 400 Block on South Street
A six inch water main break in the 400 block of E South Street was found at 1 a m by neighbors noticing water seeping in snow. Police were notified and city workers delayed until daylight. Water shut off in afternoon for a permanent coupling. investigators believe the break was sudden, not from a slow leak.
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E. South Street
Howard Ritter
George Hotelling
Christmas Mass Schedule At St. Joseph's Church
Masses will be celebrated in St Joseph's Church Salem township at 8 8 30 and 9 o'clock Christmas morning. There will be no midnight Mass on Christmas Eve.
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St Joseph's Church
Salem Township
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