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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1936
Page
2
A Washington Court House column mixes quips on politics, war pensions, science, and society. It jests about Nazi lessons, Avery Brundage, Babson charts, and the era of federal bounties, while noting Irish volunteers in Spain and humorous small-town observations.
The weekly public school report lists top spellings for December 7 and December 14 with 100 percent scores for students including Charles Clark Dick Clouser Margaret Dill Donald Dunn Freda Mae Green Billy Howard Junior Hunter Nina Kennerley Jack Kitzler Richard Lab Wendell Myers Francis Ritter Clarence Tong Margaret Bish Richard Ward. Room 20 Grade 6 features a class poem by Mae Belle Salyer about Christmas joy and peace on earth.
Poem recounts the nativity from Jesus as a babe in Bethlehem of Judea. It echoes Christmas carol imagery with stanzas by Essie Cole and Gloria Ziebarth praising the newborn Jesus and the wise men's joy at prophecy.
The piece recalls the first successful airplane flight on December 17, 1903 by the Wright brothers and notes rapid progress in airships over the last thirty years. It emphasizes the era’s rapid technological strides and aviation optimism.
Room 16 grade 5 announces daily arithmetic race winners Dorothy Hood twice on Monday and Friday, Mary Heck on Wednesday, Melvin Roynon on Thursday, with Mary as weekly top individual and Row C as winning group. Spelling dictation includes Alice Coldiron through Morris Wonder with full student roster.
The list includes Omeda Helen Leedy Maribel Nye Johnny De Amicis Robert Liming Glen Coldiron Jack Wenner Richard Conley Mary Breitigam Floyd Sherman Joan Wolfrum Beatrice Pres ler Virginia Ritter Betty Jean Hill Doris Roof Grace Lyman Rose Stoll Jacqueline Kirkwood Patsy Lou Laird Donna Lou Wonder Roger Lee Williams We plan a Mother's Party for Wednesday at 1:00 pm All little brothers and sisters must be accompanied by mothers The following pupils also earned 100 percent in spelling Elizabeth Arnholt Marcella Brown Helen Buckland Carl Michael Gott fried Frank Heck Reid Heck Verna
The article lists participants in a spelling bee last Friday. Names include Mary Markley Lessig Jack Siden stricker Vonita Vaughn Frederick Snobarger Eloise Windau Ardyth Byers David Swing Zelda Holida Shirley Jacobs Donald Krebs Steve Owens Jack Puchta Billy Putnam Zella Mae Salyer Dsther Sammet Ruth Sammet Lois Snook and Frederick Williams.
The 1937 agricultural conservation program announced in Washington offers to share farmers’ costs for soil conserving practices. It emphasizes shifting up to 15 percent of soil depleting acreage to conserving uses and supports emergency pasture and hay crops after 1936 drought losses. Payments depend on meeting conditions and starting soil-depleting bases. larger 1937 shares go to farms with substantial soil conserving activity.
Ottawa county sheriff reports a dog with Ohio license 102 from Clay Center picked up in Yakima Washington. License 102 issued to Fred Beyer of Graytown for a 6 year old police dog. Sheriff Cullenen investigates how the Beyer dog ended up so far from home.
Cyril Kirian of New Riegel was involved in an accident during a driving test but was exonerated and licensed. The other driver, a woman, was blamed by a state patrolman for the collision when Kirian turned left.
Tru man W. Shull and Anna M. Sutter have been appointed as administrators of the estate of Isaac L. Shull, deceased, late of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Dated December 11 1936. Russell H. Kear, Judge, Court of Common Pleas Probate Division Wyandot County Ohio.
Callie Rader of Carey Ohio has been duly appointed administratrix of the estate of Coral Lee Rader a resident of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Dated December 11 in Wyandot County Ohio.
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