Carey High Falls Short in Near Miss at Home
Carey High School wrestles with injuries and illness as Upper beats them by four field goals on their home floor. Evans leads Carey with three field goals while Burson and Tracy miss time. B team loses by three, junior high wins 14-10, and seizing events include the operetta Pickles and an upcoming May 25 commencement address by Wdf Bankes.
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Carey
Carey Wassey Verely
Tracy
Burson
Evans
Upper
Coatcy
Neuen Eee
Boutson
Brewer
Zahn
Meseeeee
Upper Junior High
Huston
Carey High
St Wendelin
General Scholarship Test Planned for Carey High School Seniors
Carey high school seniors will take a general scholarship test on April 1 at 9 a.m. Earl B. Driver was named to administers the Wyandot County committee. The test total is 300 points, reduces time to two and a half hours, and scoring occurs at the state office using a New International Scoring Machine. An enrollment fee of 50 cents per pupil is due at testing. Eligible students are in the upper 40 percent of their class. others may participate with a principal’s recommendation. County schools will be represented.
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Carey High School
Earl B. Driver
Wyandot
International
Ohio
Justus Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Carey
Pythian Hall
Pythian Sisters
C O. Patterson
Ohio Knights of Pythias
Hornets Nest On Display At Care y Times Window
A large hornets nest found by J H B Fox on his mother Mrs C J Foxs farm east of town is on display in The Carey Times window. The display draws wide interest as observers marvel at the nest structure and speculate on its construction, noting a soft outer covering possibly from tree lichen.
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J. HB. Fox
C. J. Fox
Carey Times
Roy Blue Wins Allis-Chalmers Agency Leases Tracy Room
Roy Blue has leased the Tracy room on Findlay Street in Carey to establish the Allis-Chalmers agency. He will offer Allis-Chalmers tractors and implements along with Black Hawk corn planters Thomas drills New Idea spreaders hay tools Barnsdall oils and greases. He expects a complete stock within 10 days.
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Roy Blue
Allis-Chalmers
Carey
Tracy
Findlay Street
Mr. Blue
Black Hawk
Benefit Party at Masonic Hall by Crawford Eastern Star
The Crawford chapter of the Eastern Star will sponsor a benefit party on Monday evening February 20 at 730 o'clock in the Masonic club rooms. All Masons and Eastern Star families are invited. A 25 cent admission includes lunch. Entertainment includes bridge pinochle euchre and Chinese checkers.
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Crawford Chapter of the
Eastern Star
Masonic Club
Carey Lodge 420 Special Meeting February 23 1939
A special meeting of Carey Lodge No 420 F and AM will be held Thursday February 23 1939. District deputy grand master Thomas A Reber will inspect the lodge with EA degree work. A 50 year medal will be presented. Dinner at 6 30 p m. Carl Krout W M WM Zahn Secy.
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Carey Lodge
Thomas A. Reber
Upper Sandusky
Carl Krout
W. M
WM Zahn
Sec'y
Revival Meeting At New Zion Church Opens
Revival services opened Wednesday evening at New Zion Christian Union Church two and a half miles west of Wharton. Pastor J M Terry of Dunkirk leads the services assisted by his brother Rev A L Terry. The public is invited to attend.
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New Zion Christian Union Church
Wharton
J M Terry
Dunkirk
A. L Terry
Carey Chapter No 159 R A M Convocation Friday March 3 1939
The convocation of Carey Chapter No 159 R A M is set for Friday March 3 1939. Companion Fred L Carhart of Mariow district lecturer will inspect the chapter with work in the Mark Master degree. Dinner at 6 30 p m. GEO W Snyder H P WM Zahn Secretary
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Carey
R. A.M
Fred L. Carhart
Mariow
Geo
W. Snyder
H. P. WM. Zahn
Sec’y
Smoke Masks Used Here for First Time
Carey fire department used newly purchased smoke masks for the first time Friday forenoon when F A Miller saw smoke in John Risner's barber shop at 8 Vance street. A short circuit in electrical equipment is blamed. Damage is about 25 dollars. Masks were funded by a magazine selling campaign last summer. The firemen thank those who helped by ordering magazines.
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Carey Fire Department
F. A. Miller
John Risner
Vance Street
Encounterer Spring Discovered During Town Hall Excavation
Workmen encountered a 20 foot deep spring flowing through lime shale during excavation for the new municipal building. A pump drained the water and forms were poured. A 30 foot hole was dug to lift sewage later, lined with concrete to keep water from the building.
Stork Delivers Three Early February Babies Near Carey
A 10-pound son arrived Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kramer three miles north of Carey. An 8-pound daughter named Sara Ruth was born Sunday, February 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Truman Romig, two and a half miles west of Carey. A 7.75-pound son named Richard Roscoe was born Monday, February 6, to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ruehle, six miles northeast of Carey. Mrs. Ruehle is Ruth Romig before her marriage.
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Paul Kramer
Carey
Truman Romig
Sara Ruth
Dean Ruehle
Richard Roscoe
Ruehle
Romig
Ruth Romig
Early Week Deadline for Carey Times Copy
Notice instructs readers to mail all correspondence to The Carey Times by Tuesday to ensure publication for Washington's Birthday next Wednesday. If mailed later or hand delivered, materials must reach the office by Tuesday or be delivered in person before afternoon Wednesday.
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Washington
Carey Times
Times Office
Mary-Martha Class Meets At Carey Area Home
The Mary-Martha class of Christ Lutheran Sunday school will meet Monday evening February 20 at Mrs Robert Mott’s home north of Carey. Mrs Paul McNutt Miss Reva Dame and Mrs Kenneth Dame will assist. Members should meet at the church between 7 30 and 8 pm.
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Christ Lutheran Sunday School
Robert Mott
Carey
Paul McNutt
Reva Dame
Kenneth Dame
Crawford chapter 168 to host regular and past matrons meetings
Crawford chapter No 168 of the Eastern Star will hold a regular meeting Friday at 7 PM. In the afternoon past matrons meet for initiatory work and a tureen dinner is served at 6 PM.
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Crawford
EBS
Potluck Supper Tonight at Christ Lutheran Parish Hall
The Wonder Bible class and guild invite members and friends to a potluck supper and social at Christ Lutheran church parish hall tonight at 6 pm. The gathering aims to foster fellowship and community beside the class activities.
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Wonder Bible Class
Christ Lutheran Church
Post Office Closed On Washington's Birthday
The Carey post office will be closed on Washington's Birthday February 22 with no city or rural deliveries. Perry McDaniel postmaster.
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Carey
Washington
Perry McDaniel
Mardi Gras Social Postponed by Catholic Hall Club
On account of the Mardi Gras celebration at the Catholic hall the C L of C social has been postponed until Tuesday evening February 21.
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Catholic Hall
Carey Townsend Club Meeting Noted At Public Library
The Carey Townsend club will meet next Monday evening at the public library. E. N. Garn signed as Gee y.
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Carey Townsend
Public Library
Revival Services Now in Progress at Memorial Evangelical Church
Special evangelistic meetings opened Sunday evening with strong attendance at Memorial Evangelical Church. A boys trio Lon Phillips Wendel Wentling Sam Newcomer provided music along with duets by Mrs P A Hendricks and Mrs Harry Bowman and solo by Omeda Helen Leedy. Rev E D Paulin of Neenah Wisconsin preached the first sermon and more musical numbers followed each evening. Paulin arrives from Cygnet Wood County to lead the campaign at Mt Hermon church where I H Amore is pastor. Public is invited to attend.
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Memorial Evangelical Church
Lon Phillips
Wendel Wentling
Sam Newcomer
P. A. Hendricks
Harry Bowman
Omeda Helen Leedy
E. D. Paulin
Neenah
Wis
Ohio
Wesley Phillips
Paulin
Carey
Cygnet
Wood County
Mt. Hermon Evangelical Church
I. H. Amore
Letter praises The Carey Times memory of Nick Steinmetz ad
Mrs. John Leffler of Hillsdale Michigan writes to The Carey Times from rural route three thanking the paper for reviving a childhood memory. She recalls an early 20th century advertisement by Nick Steinmetz offering shoes and asks how many readers remember the jovial ad.
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John Leffler
R. 3
Hillsdale
Mich
Carey Times
Nick Steinmetz
the Times
John von Stein
Mr. Steinmetz
Johnny
Family to Attend Funeral of Paul A Hepp in Wapakoneta
Mr and Mrs John Jacoby and Mr and Mrs Leo Bradman will travel to Wapakoneta Friday to attend the funeral of their nephew Paul A Hepp 28 who died Monday at his home after a 10 day illness. He is survived by his wife Regina a daughter and a son and by his parents Mr and Mrs Alfred J Hepp of Toledo. The funeral is set for 9 am Friday at St Josephs Catholic church in Wapakoneta.
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John Jacoby
Leo Bradman
Wapakoneta
Paul A. Hepp
Alfred J. Hepp
Toledo
Regina
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Carey Fire Truck Rules and Regulations Adopted in 1937
When the new fire truck was purchased by the Village of Carey in 1937, Crawford township agreed to protect township property against fire. The 1937 regulations forbid the fire trucks from entering other townships unless trustees from those townships arrange separate terms. 6-7 P. A. Hendricks, Mayor.
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Carey
Crawford
P. A. Hendricks
Notice to Dog Owners Enforced by Marshal
Sec 5809 Ohio law forbids dogs from running at large on public roads streets and alleys or on nonowned premises. This law will be enforced by Marshal Ed Wasaver.
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Ohio
Oswald Johns Recital at Methodist Church
Welsh baritone Oswald Johns gave a well chosen program at the Methodist church last Sunday evening. After the service many attendees expressed appreciation for the performance.
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Methodist Church
Oswald Johns
Pythian Sisters Meet This Evening at 7 30
The Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 in the Knights of Pythias hall. All members are asked to attend to finish plans for the inspection scheduled for March 2.
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Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Mixed Dance Tonight Sponsored by Young Ladies Sodality
The Young Ladies sodality sponsors a mixed dance at the Catholic hall tonight Thursday evening February 16 at 8 o'clock. Admission is 25 cents. Public is invited.
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The
Young Ladies Sodality
Fidelis Study Club Seconf February meeting at Hudson home
Section II of the Fidelis Study club will meet this evening February 16 at the home of Mrs W R Hudson on West Brown avenue.
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Fidelis Study Club
W. R. Hudson
W. Brown Avenue
Methodist Missions Woman's Society Meeting Report
The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Carl Krout's home with Mrs. S. R. Bame presiding. Rev. Marion E. Tinsler announced a Fellowship tea before March 10 and distributed Our World Family Album and News from China. Mrs. Alfred K. Davis reviewed Moving Millions as Mrs. Charles Shearer and Mrs. Verne Huston provided music and Mrs Ruth spoke on needs in the U S and abroad.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Carl Krout
S. R. Bame
C. G Laird
Marion E. Tinsler
China
Alfred K. Davis
India
Charles Shearer
Marion
Verne Huston
Ruth
United States
Knights of Columbus Begin Local Pinochle Tourney
At the Tuesday meeting the Knights started a local pinochle tournament to run through five meetings with John Bakies winning the first round prize. The lodge will field a team in the city tournament held Mondays at the Galt hotel. The Columbian Home association annual report was presented with C R Lonsway and R M Lonsway re-elected trustees. A group plans to attend a regional meeting in Fostoria on Wednesday to finalize membership drive plans.
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Knights of Columbus
John Bakies
Galt
The
Columbian Home Association
C R Lonsway
R M. Lonsway
Knights
Fostoria
Moose Lodge to Host Open House at New Hall
Loyal Order of Moose invites the public to inspect its new hall on S Vance Street with an open house Saturday February 26 from 1 pm to 1 am A dance will accompany the event and free refreshments will be served all welcome to attend and tour the new local lodge home.
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Vance Street
Loyal Order of Moose
Methodist Lenten Services Begin February 22
Beginning February 22 the Methodist Church will hold Lenten services each Wednesday at 730 PM continuing through Holy Week. Plans include special services during Holy Week and possibly earlier in the week before Holy Week.
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Methodist Church
WBA to Celebrate 25th Anniversary at Moose Hall
The local WBA lodge will celebrate its 25th anniversary Friday evening at Moose Hall. A lunch will be served and each of the 14 charter members will receive a present.
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WBA
Moose Hall
Mrs Mott to entertain J T Club at her home
Mrs Robert Mott will host the J T Club at her home three miles northeast of town next Thursday afternoon February 23.
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Robert Mott
J T. Club
In Memoriam for Mrs Mary Sears by Colonel William Crawford Chapter
The Colonel William Crawford chapter D A R memorializes Mary Sears longtime Regent with praise for her leadership in founding and growing the local chapter. They honor her devotion to D A R principles, note her statewide and national convention experience, and express deep sorrow and solemn tribute from chapter members Mrs T M Bowman Miss Blanche Weimer and Mrs F W Hoffman.
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William Crawford
Mary (Hedges) Sears
Society of the
D A. R
D A R
The Meanest Man Steals for March of Dimes Fund
A Kenton sneak thief walked from a Kenton business with a can containing a sizeable sum for the March of Dimes infantile paralysis drive. The bolder act follows a pattern of petty thefts reported in the Kenton News.
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Kenton
March of Dimes Fund
Kenton News
Sandusky Bay bridge toll profits and debt outlook
The state owned Sandusky Bay bridge posted 1938 net profit of 127 421 with 969 990 vehicles paying tolls. Current debt stands at 1 452 000, and officials estimate the debt will be cleared in six years.
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Sandusky Bay
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