Community Institute Sessions Feature Motorists Mutual Chorus Tonight
The Motorists Mutual Insurance Chorus presents Through the Years at Community Institute in Carey High School Auditorium tonight at 8. Afternoon and evening sessions include a talk by Rev. Philip Shober, music by the high school, a playlet, door prizes, and a Fine Arts Award. The chorus, directed by Foster McElfresh, is made up of Motorists Mutual employees and performs a lively program with dancers, cheerleaders, and a full cast.
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Statue of Liberty
Motorists Mutual Insurance Company of Columbus
Foster McElfresh
Community Institute
Carey High School
Motorists Mutual Insurance Company
Carl Crispin
Vic Donahey
Philip Shober
Sycamore
Motorists Mutual Chorus
Red
Red Wing
Carol Chapman
Dot Penny
Carl Meyer
Lloyd Linkhorn
Mildred Sales
Shirley Meckley
Ivy
Army
Mr. Jones
Carey Bowling Association Sets Handicap Tournament
The Carey Bowling Association to hold its first handicap tournament with team doubles and singles events. Matches run Tuesday and Thursday nights starting February 21 and concluding March 8, with schedules in weekly league reports.
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The
Carey Bowling Association
PTA Open House Set By Carey Exempted Village
The Carey Exempted Village PTA will hold an open house Feb. 23 in its buildings. All rooms open at 7 p.m. West building 7 to 8 p.m. High school and Col. Crawford buildings 7 to 8 30 p.m. Refreshments served in the cafeteria at 8 30 p.m. Community turnout is encouraged.
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Carey
P.T.A
Col. Crawford
Carey People Enjoy Florida Tour
Mr and Mrs Charley Boyce and Fred Walter of Carey returned home Feb 7 after a Jan 14 trip to Florida. They attended a Renfro Valley Barn Dance in Kentucky and a radio broadcast, visiting St Augustine Daytona Beach Fort Pierce Fort Myers Sarasota Plant City and Silver Springs.
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Charley Boyce
S. Muncie Street
Fred Walter
Carey
Florida
Renfro Valley
Kentucky
St. Augustine
Daytona Beach
Fort Peirce
Fort Myers
Sarasota
Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus
Plant City
Silver Springs
M. D. Shafer
John Hufford
McCutchenville
Lakeland
Charley Niederkohr
Winterhaven
Catholic Scouts Attend Communion Breakfast at Shrine
About 100 Cub and Boy Scouts of Troop 51 with fathers joined a communion service at the Shrine and a breakfast at the school cafe. Speakers included Rev. Theodore Eickholtz and Rev. Benjamin Knopp, with G. C. Weldon of Marion addressing. Dr Gray of Prospect showed Niagara Jamboree slides. Sixty-two Bucyrus residents toured Carey Shrine grounds that afternoon. Eleven Cub Scouts earned Bob Cat, five Scouts tenderfoot, one second class, one first class. Three Cub Scouts won Purval Det awards: David Menningen, Michael Hilty, Robert Welsh.
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Theodore Eickholtz
Ofmconv
Benjamin Knopp
G. C. Wheeldon
Marion
Harding Area
Boy Scouts of America
Dr Gray
Prospect
Niagara On the Lake
Ontario
Canada
Holy Angels Catholic Church
Bucyrus
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Upper Sandusky
Our Lady of Consolation
Kuhlman
Carey
Bechtel
Benjamin
David Menningen
Michael Hilty
Robert Welsh
Communion Services at Christ Lutheran Church Text
Christ Lutheran Church schedules two Holy Communion services this Sunday at 8 am and 10 30 am the first Sunday in Lent. Lenten services also take place each Wednesday at 8 pm.
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Lutheran Church
Christ Lutheran Church
Carey National Honor Society Holds First Meeting
The February 1 gathering planned the induction of new members and elected officers. Don Shaffer is president, Mike Ball vice president, Evelyn Wilson secretary, and Shirley Wiser treasurer. The induction will be held Friday February 17 at 9 o'clock.
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Carey National Honor Society
Don Shaffer
Mike Ball
Evelyn Wilson
Shirley Wisner
Freshman English and Latin Pupils Seek Pen Pals
Mrs. Newhard's classes plan pen pals in the United States and abroad to learn interests and hobbies. Freshman English sketches of literature stories will be displayed in her room during open house on February 23.
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Patt
Clark
Carey Youth Shot By Unloaded Rifle
Harvey Sopher an 18 year old employee of Porcelain Products Inc was shot in the left thigh by a .22 rifle he believed unloaded. The shell penetrated the front seat struck him as he removed the gun from his car at the Crawford township dump. He received treatment, bone undamaged, and is recovering at home.
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Harvey Sopher
Frederick Sopher
S. Patterson Street
Harvey
Porcelain Products, Inc
Crawford Township
Findlay
Lutheran Pastor Attends Mission Board Meeting in New York
Dr. Benton Peery, pastor of Christ Lutheran Church, attended ULCA Board of Foreign Mission’s mid winter meeting at Lutheran Church House in New York City. Eighteen new missionaries were accepted across six fields worldwide. His return trip from Pittsburgh to Carey was delayed by fog forcing train travel and delaying his family’s Toledo airport pickup.
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Benton Peery
Christ Lutheran Church
New York City
Board of Foreign Mission of
ULCA
Lutheran Church House
Peery
Carey
Pittsburgh
Four Break-ins Hit Vanlue Monday Night
Burglars struck Vanlue Monday night at four locations the Shaffer Elevator Vanlue Grain and Supply Co Vanlue School and Risner’s Service Station. A Jay Risner garage car was stolen but found in Willard Tuesday. Damages ranged 25 to 75 dollars, no items taken. Sheriff Carson Davis reported gaps at Risner’s garage doors and keys left in the car. Two other cars nearby with keys remained untouched.
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Vanlue
Jay Risner
Willard
Shaffer
Vanlue Grain and Supply Co
Risner
Grain and Supply Co
Carson Davis
Hancock County
Post Office Closed for Washington's Birthday
Notice that the post office will be closed on Wednesday February 22 with no city or rural deliveries.
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Washington
Carey Meets Tough Crestline Friday
The Garey Blue Devils face Crestline at Fremont Friday at 7 p.m. Crestline beat Carey 79 63 earlier in the season. Carey closed regular season with wins 11 over Arlington 68 53 and 12 over the Almani 77 52 last week.
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Garey Blue Devils
Fremont
Carey
Crestline
Arlington
Almani
Carey Risner
Orians
Wentling Cap
Steinman
Billock Draper
Dennison
Pen Dee Strahm
Tare
Myers Greer
HeSheelie Sizemore Comenan
Berardinelli
Kitzler Wee
Snook
Eset
Eres
D. Onans
Heart Fund Drive Planned by Carey Firemen
Walter Page executive secretary of the Ohio Heart Association was in Carey to arrange a Heart Fund Drive for Sunday February 26 the date of the national drive. Carey volunteer firemen will solicit for the campaign with 61 percent of proceeds staying in the county. Further details will be published next week.
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Walter Page
Ohio Heart Association
Columbus
Carey
Page
Lost Earring Board at Jackson's Store
Mrs. Melvin Hotelling maintains an earring board in Jackson's store where found and lost earrings are placed. Owners may reclaim their pair, and visitors can leave items to help others find duplicates.
Parents face liability for child BB gun use, police warn
Henry Pieracini, chief of police, states that parents who permit their children to discharge BB guns within the corporation limits will be held responsible.
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Henry Pieracini
Meeting Postponed by Carey Philharmonic Society
The Carey Philharmonic Society will not meet next Thursday evening due to an open house at the Carey Schools. The change affects attendees and participants planning rehearsals or performances in the local music calendar.
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Carey Philharmonic Society
Carey Schools
Municipal Building Basement Flooded
During Tuesday night last week the sewerage lift station pump failed in the Municipal building basement, flooding the space with five feet of sewerage and knocking out the automatic gas furnace. Howard Ritter and crew worked around the clock to pump out the basement and keep the lift station by by passing pumps running while repairs were prepared.
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George Richardson
J. F. Dible Co
Porcelain Products
Howard Ritter
Exterior Restoration Underway at Memorial E U B Church
The Memorial E U B Church, 14 months into exterior restoration led by Masonry Maintenance Contractors Marion, aims to finish by March 1. Scaffolding stands, mortar joints are disintegrating, and brickwork will be sandblasted and tuck pointed as bricks removed are replaced to restore the building’s beauty.
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Walter Marks
Memoral
E.U.B
Marion
Hendricks & Son Buy 228 Findlay Building for Adds
Hendricks and Son, buyers of hay and wool, purchase the 228 Findlay Street property from Mrs. Lavina Jacob. They plan alterations before moving their business from the Keller Block across the street likely in March. Donald and Richard Healey rent the vacated East Side Market room from Mrs. Allie Newhard and move stock.
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Eugene Hendricks
Welsh Rarebit Homework Trickle and Rainfall
Regina G Welsh writes in playful verse about constant rain and weathering rock into sand. The poem ridicules the challenge of homonyms and decimal fractions while using light humor.
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Regina G Welsh
Lenten Sunday Talks At Carey Methodist Church
Rev. Donald Cryer of Findlay will open the Lenten Sunday services at Carey Methodist Church. He served Carey from 1940 to 1943 and now leads First Methodist Church in Findlay. The services begin at 7 30 p.m. with nursery care provided and the public invited.
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Donald Cryer
First Methodist Church
Findlay
Carey Methodist Church
Cryer
Methodist Church
Carey
Ohio
The
Carey Band Mothers Review Uniforms and Plans
The Carey Band Mothers met in the high school band room with 39 members present. They reviewed uniform conditions, reported on students earning Superior ratings at a Feb 4 music clinic, and heard about the upcoming minstrel show in which the Band Mothers will participate.
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Carey Band
Lewis Hawk
Eileen Rader
Sibyl Wentling
Patty Harris
Melva Wentling
Valse Jeanne
Kay Atkins
Nina Rader
Hawk
Don Wilson
Richard Spayd
Carey Jaycees
Sam Newcomer
George Hayman
Thoburn Baker
L. C. Mullholand
Loren Pace
Lester Smiley
Walter Roynon
Morton Lee
George Black
Clarence Adelsperger
Vincent Arnold
John Greer
Paul Krupp
Carey Chapter to Hold Annual Inspection Monday
Carey Chapter No 159 RAM will hold its annual inspection at 7 30 p m Monday at the Masonic Temple M E Companion Stuart E Jones of Manion past grand high priest of Ohio will serve as inspecting officer for George Snyder district deputy grand high priest of District 7 The Most Excellent Master degree will be conferred on Harold Shuman Norman Zeis and Charles Peters Refreshments will be served.
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Carey
RAM
Masonic Temple
Stuart E. Jones
Manion
State of
Ohio
George Snyder
Harold Shuman
Norman Zeis
Charles Peters
Tanner couple heads to Harlingen Texas for vacation
Mr and Mrs Ralph Tanner of east of Carey depart Wednesday for Harlingen Texas for a two week vacation with their son Airman Donald Tanner who is stationed at the base there.
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Ralph Tanner
Carey
Harlingen
Texas
Donald Tanner
World Day of Prayer services set for Friday afternoon
World Day of Prayer observances begin at 2 p m Friday at Memo rit E U B Church with First Methodist Christ Lutheran Crawford Methodist churches taking part Rev Ted South pastor of Crawford and Wharton Methodists will be principal speaker his topic One Flock One Shepherd Mrs Wilford Shuman to play organ Women of the Lutheran Church to ushers Mrs Wesley Wonder of First Methodist to sing solo. Public invited to attend.
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Memorit E. U B
First Methodist
Christ Lutheran
Crawford Methodist
Ted South
Crawford and
Wharton Methodist
Wilford Shuman
Lutherate Church
Wesley Wonder
First Methodist Church
Eugene Laube Tours John Deere Plants
Eugene Laube of the Creeger Implement Co returned Feb. 11 from a company sponsored tour of John Deere factories in Moline and Iowa. Stops included Ottumwa Works, Dubuque tractor works, Waterloo tractor works, Des Moines Works and Van Brunt plant in Horicon. The tour highlighted exacting manufacturing standards across 149 acre plant, 2.6 million square feet, and 0ver 595 acre test farm.
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Eugene Laube
Creeger Implement Co
John Deere
Moline
Ill
Iowa
Ohio
John Deere Ottumwa
Ottumwa
Dubuque
John Deere Waterloo Tractor Works
Waterloo
Des Moines
van Brunt
Horicon
Wis
Logsdon Children Undergo Tonsil Operations at Mercy Hospital
Roger four and Diane five Logsdon children of Mr and Mrs Herman Logsdon of Tiffin were hospitalized Friday at Mercy Hospital Tiffin for tonsil removal. Their brother Danny stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Myers at 118 North Muncie Street. Mrs Leo Pauly Kirby, Myers' mother and Mercy Hospital patient, is expected to return home late this week as she recovers from surgery.
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Roger
Diane
Herman Logsdon
Tiffin
Mercy Hospital
Danny
Harry Myers
N. Muncie Street
Myers
Leo Pauly
Kirby
Benefit Card Party Draws 300+ in Upper Sandusky
More than 300 people attended a card party and style show Tuesday evening at the Elks ballroom in Upper Sandusky. Sponsored by Alpha Chapter Tri Sigma for Wyandot Memorial Hospital, with Mrs H L Wenner among the models and many Carey residents listed among attendees.
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Upper Sandusky
Elks
Tri Sigma Sorority
Wyandot Memorial Hospital
H. L. Wenner
Carey
Clyde Jenkins
Gerald Traxler
Moving to Van Wert by Defiance Family
Mr and Mrs Eugene Jacoby along with Chris tine and Jennifer plan to move next week from Defiance to Van Wert. They will rent for several months while their new house is finished.
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van Wert
Eugene Jacoby
Christine
Jennifer
Defiance
Dog Owners Face Prosecution For Letting Pets Run At Large
Police announce strict action against dog owners who permit their animals to roam freely. The Chief of Police warns enforcement will target repeated violations and public safety concerns.
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Henry Pieracini
Skating Allowed at Lakeland with Proper Conduct
Lakeland council permits skating at the lakefront as long as participants behave and cause no property damage. Officials warn violations could lead to restrictions or fines.
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Lakeland
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