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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
1
Christmas Day service at Christ Lutheran Church will begin at 6:00 AM with organ preludes and a Matin order. The Senior and Junior choirs perform Come Hither Ye Faithful and a short cantata Birth of Christ by W. Richter. Louise Van Buren will sing Silent Night. All welcome.
The Vanlue community farmers institute meets at Vanlue school auditorium on Friday December 22 1938 with a full morning afternoon and evening program. The schedule includes songs talks addresses musical items and an operetta plus a law and order discussion by Marcus A Downing. Scouts will act as ushers.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Memorial Evangelical church met at Mrs. Claude Johnson's home. Mrs Elza Jacobs led devotionals and the lesson on Education was by Mrs L L Rowland. Officers elected include Mrs Johnson president and Mrs Porter Hendricks recording secretary.
Due to Christmas and New Year week shortenings the Carey Times will not be mailed until Friday in the next two weeks. Readers are asked not to be disappointed if it arrives later. Holiday wishes accompany the notice for a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
Wi V. Carr has opened a radiator shop in Stoll's garage in town. He will perform soldering and repairs, sell new radiators, and install cores. Announcement appears on page 2.
The Carey District Committee of the Boy Scouts of America will meet Friday December 22 at 7 30 PM in the library. Officers report yearly progress and plans for the next year while elections are held. The Carey district covers Ridge Crawford Tymochtee and Sycamore townships within the Harding Area Scout Council.
No chapel this week due to operetta practice. A program will be given Friday afternoon. The CWA painting crew transformed the study hall with paint while occupants moved to the auditorium. The Senior Sextet works on Christmas music. The Junior class magazine sale was successful.
The B-Drows won the arithmetic races while top spellers included Florence Borer Cortna Holida and Eleanor McChesney. Several students—Howard Baughman Florence Borer John Byers Darrold England Donald Healey Betty Louise Kitzler Pauline Joseph Eleanor McChesney Gracetta Merrihew Arline Strahm—made perfect spelling dictation grades. Cortna Holida was the overall individual winner for the week.
Mrs Elza Garn died suddenly of a heart attack at home 206 N Vance Carey Ohio Monday evening at 8:00. Funeral at Christ Lutheran church Thursday at 2:00 officiated by Rev Paul R Clouser burial in Spring Grove cemetery. She was born April 14 1867 at Mt Blanchard married Elza Garn August 18 1888. Survived by husband two children 12 grandchildren two sisters and a half-brother. A longtime resident of Carey 43 years she was a member of Christ Lutheran church.
Miss Laura C. Kentfield aged 78 dies at 5 45 o clock Sunday at Shawtown home of her niece Mrs Frank Deerwester after two weeks illness. Born June 19 1855 in Crawford township Wyandot county she never married and is survived by one sister Mrs W C vonStein. Funeral at Crawford Methodist Episcopal Church burial in Ritchie Cemetery.
The Carey Farmers Community Club held a Monday evening gathering at the Moose hall. A committee including T. D. Romig William Pontius and Fred Powell prepared the program featuring music by the Wickiser orchestra and a Christmas story read by Mr Romig. Refreshments were served by David Dow Harry Bardon of Upper Sandusky and Harry Ehrlich.
Deputies investigated the theft of a dog from Albert Bogner's home north of here. The dog was found returned Sunday after someone drove by and released it. officials suspect the thief brought it back when the investigation heated up.
The C K of O will hold its annual New Years card party and dance on Saturday evening December 30, 1933 in their hall. Refreshments will be served. Music by Pop Corfman’s Graveleers.
Pupils present a Christmas program on Thursday evening December 21 at 8 p.m. The Our Lady of Consolation orchestra, directed by H. R. Hutchinson, joins in scenes and recitations featuring students from first to eighth grades and a pantomime about the First Christmas.
There will be no regular W B A meeting on Friday evening. The Juniors will entertain with a four Christmas party and all members are asked to attend with their children. Juniors are urged to come and see Santa.
The village council will meet Friday evening at 7 o’clock and again next Monday evening at the regular time, due to Christmas.
The C K of O will serve a roast pork supper Tuesday evening January 2 1934 at the parish hall. plates cost 25 cents. Dancing and cards. Everybody invited.
The Sunday school opens at 10 with a half hour Christmas program for all departments. Morning worship features Christmas music and the annual Christmas message by the pastor. A 4:30 p m Christmas vespers emphasizes worship with carols and readings.
Congressman Brooks Fletcher, serving since 1924, toured Wyandot County and other 8th district communities with secretary Edward Carl Wrede. He visited Carey and Upper Sandusky hotels, then Harpster to Nevada, planning sixty one community visits and nightly district meetings about Roosevelt and the future. A Marion rally drew a packed hall and crowding outside, prompting a second gathering to hear Fletcher’s remarks.
Funeral services for Mrs Wilbur Montague, who died Wednesday of last week, were held Saturday afternoon at Bristoll and Kear funeral home. Rev A C Rainsberger officiated. Burial was in Spring Grove cemetery Clyde Morehart, Michael Thom, Joe Johnson, Jerry Merrihew, Ed Young and Joe Petrie were pall bearers. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Al Drayer, Mr and Mrs Russell Bright, Charles Heilman, Mr and Mrs F M Montague and Earl Montague of Columbus, Mrs O C Platts, Mrs Ford Roberts and Mr and Mrs Guy Morehart of Findlay, Mr and Mrs L A Morehart and Mrs Rebecca Bloom of Rawson, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fout of Fostoria and John Heilman of Sandusky City.
I wish to express my sincere thanks to all the neighbors and friends who assisted me during my recent affliction. Thanks to those who sent flowers to Rev Ruinsber ger for his consoling words and to Undertaker Bristol for his services. Wilbur Montague.
A free Christmas show is set for Monday afternoon at Strand theatre for all children under 13. The event is sponsored by the Elks lodge of Upper Sandusky and Strand theatre management.
An advertisement from the Carey Times touts a holiday offer listing 52 Christmas presents for 2.00. The brief notice highlights a bargain sale aimed at shoppers seeking budget gift options.
The community mourns the death of Harry Cornelius Hull age 34 at his home near Carey. Funeral held at Christ Lutheran church with Rev. Pauk officiating and burial in Spring Grove cemetery. Survivors include Edna Shock Hull wife, father C. H. Hull, one sister Mrs. Victor Ruffer, and several step relatives. Many out of town attendees traveled from Archbold, Findlay, Napoleon, Lima, North Baltimore and other nearby towns.
Mrs Harry Hull thanks friends who offered aid during her affliction and expresses appreciation to those who sent flowers provided consoling words from Rev Clouser musicians and pallbearers and to Bristoll and Kear for funeral services
Notice for all interested in adult education to attend a meeting at the high school on Tuesday December 26 at 7 30 p m. Plans for courses and meeting times will be discussed with possibilities of two or more courses depending on demand. All interested persons urged to attend. W L Arnholt Supt of Schools.
The Kiwanis club met after dinner at the Carey Coffee Shop Monday evening with Dr E Treece in charge of the business session. Guest Atty Chester Pendleton of Findlay gave an engaging talk. The next meeting is set for January 2 and on January 8 the club will sponsor a public banquet honoring the Carey high school football squad.
Rev Paul R Clouser spoke to the Mens Brotherhood of the First Lutheran Church of Upper Sandusky on Tuesday evening. He was joined by S A Werner H E Wyatt and Carl Heck as a rabbit supper was served in the church dining room before the meeting.
Mrs. G M Krutz of W Findlay Street will install officers Friday evening as the 1934 officers of Crawford Chapter No 168 O E S are inducted. Deputy grand matron of the 10th district presides.
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