City Manager Advocates City Government at Kiwanis Meeting
Westerville city manager R. J. Windom told Carey Kiwanis members that a city manager form offers flexibility and benefits. He noted Westerville’s public utilities fund operations, sewage disposal, water softener, and garbage service without taxes, funded by utility profits. He cited Otterbein College and a 7.3 mill tax rate for debt retirement, and listed visiting officials and citizens in attendance.
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R. J. Windom
Westerville
Carey Kiwanis Club
Pilgrim House
Windom
Carey
Otterbein College
United Brethren Institution
Luck of
Knights of Columbus Hold Birthday Observance
Carey Council members heard an historical account of early guilds in Europe and their impact on wealth distribution. Rev Fr Cyprian Terwoord described medieval guilds forming around the 10th century and noted how such organizations could promote equity without violence, contrasting with radical promises.
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Carey Council
Knights of Columbus
Cyprian Terwoord
Europe
Cyprian
Revival at St Johns Church Near Carey
A revival campaign begins Sunday evening February 27 at St John s church five miles northwest of Carey. Rev Frank Roddy and Rev J W Cook of Marion lead the meetings with strong gospel preaching. Cook is an ordained elder. Roddy has held Sunday services recently. Special music and singing at each service. all are welcome.
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St John’s Church
Carey
Frank Roddy
J. W. Cook
Marion
Cook
Roddy
Parish School Closed Due to Measles Epidemic
Our Lady of Consolation school closed Monday as 150 pupils were absent due to illness. Over half the enrollment missed class. Teachers decided Tuesday that grade schools would not close, despite earlier reports.
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Our Lady of Consolation
Victory Class Meeting Scheduled at Mrs Presler Home
The Victory class of the Methodist Sunday school will meet Wednesday March 2 at the home of Mrs O P Presler on S Muncie street. Mrs Fred Mitchell will assist and Mrs Forrest Baker will lead the devotionals.
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Methodist Sunday School
O. P. Presler
S. Muncie Street
Fred Mitchell
Forrest Baker
District Gasco Club to Bowl in Carey
On Friday evening March 4 fifty members of the Gasco club, all employed by Ohio Fuel Gas company in the district, will bowl at the Sportsman alleys on S Vance street. A large crowd is expected to watch the gas men strike the pins.
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Gasco Club
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Sportsman
Vance Street
Carey
Epworth League Pancake Supper to Aid Lakeside Institute
Beginning at 5 00 on Tuesday March 1 the Epworth League will serve a pancake supper including cakes sausage fruit and coffee for 30c Proceeds go toward funding their institute attendance at Lakeside in August.
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Epworth League
Lakeside
Auguzat
Public School News Highlights Washington’s Birthday Chapel
At the S. O. S. English club meeting Barbara Houk read a Lincoln poem and James Wenner presented a life sketch of Pierre and Marie Curie. The seventh grade led the Washington birthday chapel program with band readings songs solos and a pantomime.
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S. O. S. English Club
Lincoln
Barbara Houk
Pierre and
Marie Curie
James Wenner
Maurice Zahn
Washington
Charles Iden
Annette Buckland
Rita Putnam
Essie Cole
Norma Jean Gibson
Mary Ann Wagner
Cherry Blossom Lane
Harold Pressler
Donald
Crention
Gloria Ziebarth
Donna Stillberger
Martha Washington
Dick Hayman
George Washington
Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls Form Book Club
Under Miss Weaver the seventh and eighth grade girls start a book club. They prepare scrapbooks of poems and readings for shut in care and report good progress in their efforts.
Perfect Spelling Award Winners Named
The following pupils achieved perfect spelling papers last week: Malcolm Blue, John Boyce, Willard Boyce, Donald Callahan, Danner Clouser, Joan Cole, Charles Jacobs, Lulu Mae Lanning, Joyce Lyman, Kathleen Mc Nutt, Horace Newhard, Glenn Parks, Joan Presler, Janet Putnam, Jerry Risner, Billy Ritter, Florence Ritter, Donald Sample, Jeanette Schmidt, Phyllis Snyder, Frances Spears, No reen Walter, Billy Yingling.
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Malcolm Blue
John Boyce
Willard Boyce
Donald Callahan
Danner Clouser
Joan Cole
Charles Jacobs
Lulu Mae Lanning
Joyce Lyman
Kathleen McNutt
Horace Newhard
Glenn Parks
Joan Presler
Janet Putnam
Jerry Risner
Billy Ritter
Florence Ritter
Donald Sample
Jeanette Schmidt
Phyllis Snyder
Frances Spears
Noreen Walter
Billy Yingling
Pupils Earn Top Spelling Marks Last Week
The following pupils achieved 100 percent in spelling: Cicely Claude Christeen Craft Joie Craft Russell Fagan Jo Anne Frazier Robert Greene Phyllis Hunter Max Hutchinson Patty Johnson David Lee Terry McCarley Arden Moser Arnold Puckett Mardel Putnam Joyce Ann Putnam Walter Roszman Ralph Sherman Shirley Snobarger Betty Lou Stief Stanley Van Buren Thelma Worst.
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Cicely Claude
Christeen Craft
Joie Craft
Russell Fagan
Jo Anne Frazier
Robert Greene
Phyllis Hunter
Max Hutchinson
Patty Johnson
David Lee
Terry McCarley
Arden Moser
Arnold Puckett
Mardel Putnam
Joyce Ann Putnam
Walter Roszman
Ralph Sherman
Shirley Snobarger
Betty Lou Stief
Stanley van Buren
Thelma Worst
Classroom Writing and Spelling Recitals At Colonel Crawford
The 3rd grade pupils Mary Ann Joseph Patsy Laird Omeda Leedy Georgia Sherman Beatrice Presler Roger Williams Donna Wonder performed a reading of A Visit to the Savings Bank. 6th graders Beveleen Joseph and others presented original home stories describing Chinese and African habitats with details of rooms, furniture, and royal chambers.
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Mary Ann Joseph
Patsy Laird
Omeda Leedy
Georgia Sherman
Beatrice Presler
Roger Williams
Donna Wonder
Robert Coakley
Savings Bank
Johnny de Amicis
Maribel Nye
Janis Bingle
Jack Wenner
Jacqueline Kirkwood
Colonel Crawford
Fatal Fall at Quarry Claims Life of Herman Schreiner
Herman Schreiner 39 of 120 High street a carpenter at National Lime and Stone Co. plant was killed at 9 46 a m Sunday after falling 65 feet into the quarry pit when his glove caught on a timber. He suffered a broken neck and left leg and died instantly. He was born June 29 1898 in Huron county and lived in Carey 16 years. Survived by wife Martha Niederkohr five children and several siblings. Funeral at Our Lady of Consolation church with burial in St Marys cemetery.
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Herman Schreiner
High Street
National Lime & Stone Co
Schreiner
Mr. Schreiner
Huron County
Martin
Anina
Krupp) Schreiner
Carey
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Martha Niederkohr
Howard
Eugene
Herman, Jr
St. Mary's Cemetery
Harry Fox
Orve Bare
Adrian
Clifford Stoll
Fred Bakies
Gerald Kitzler
Leon ‘Mullhol
Bank Moves to New Location on West Findlay Street
Bank workers began moving equipment from the Peoples Bank after closing Saturday afternoon. The bank opened Monday at 9 a.m. in the Kurtz room building on West Findlay Street. Patrol officers with submachine guns guarded the move of the strong box to the new vault. A grand opening date will be announced next week by bank officials for public inspecting the new facility.
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Peoples Bank
Kurtz Room
Findlay Street
Carey Times
Philathea Class Social Planned At Memorial Evangelical
Memorial Evangelical Sunday school Philathea class meets Tuesday evening at Mrs Claude Johnson home. Plan includes a playlet The Wednesday Club Entertainers and varied entertainment. Refreshments to follow. Committee: Mrs Johnson Mrs Harley Roynon Mrs Alonzo Green Mrs Gertrude Tate Mrs John Puchta Mrs Truman Young Mrs Amanda Eshelman.
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Philathea
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Claude Johnson
Johnson
Harley Roynon
Alonzo Green
Gertrude Tate
John Puchta
Truman Young
Amanda Eshelman
Farm Machinery School Extends Through Week at High School
Schmidt Bros. machine shop hosts a nightly farm machinery school at 8 o clock each evening this week, ending Saturday night with the final session in the agriculture room of the high school.
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Schmidt Bros. Machine Shop
Carey Style Shop Postpones Changeover and Dress Giveaway
Due to a death in the family and a hospital stay, the Carey Style Shop delays its transfer to new management. The store extends the ticket offer with every 50 cent purchase giving a chance to win a silk dress.
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Hilda Schira
Kessler
Carey Style Shop
Body of Walter Carr Recovered From Spring Run
Walter C Dick Carr 77 dies in accidental drowning after vanishing while walking home from the business district. His body found two miles east, lodged against a wire fence amid strong currents. Survived by wife Elnora Henige and relatives. Coroner Propst filed the death.
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Walter “Dick” Carr
Spring Run
Carr
Clay and
West Streets
Stance Street
W. South Street
Harry Hosafros
Norman Sample
Imogene Sample
W. Brown Avenue
Gerald Bingle
Forest Hingle
Newhard Street
Mr. Carr
South Street
Vance Street
Mr Carr
Mary Braun
Henry Emerine
Fire Department
Frank Puchta
Cecil Doppler
Pat Trojano
Bristol Funeral Home
W. Findlay Street
J A Propst
Walter C “Dick’' Carr
Carey
Daniel and
Sarah (Pearesinger) Carr
Elnora Henige
Pinochle Tournament Continues At New Galt Hotel
William Kummerer and Paul Pahl playing with the Moose won the evening prize as the third round of the pinochle tournament was played at the New Galt Hotel. The next round is scheduled for next Monday evening.
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William Kummerer
Paul Pahl
The
Moose
New Galt Hotel
Carey Farmers' Club Plans Neighborly Potluck Event
Carey Farmers' Community club meets Monday February 28 for a potluck lunch and program to reduce formality. Members bring six sandwiches and a dish, with doubles if inviting couples. Miss Helen Smith will speak. committees list names for program and feed duties.
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Carey Farmers’ Community Club
Helen Smith
Carey High School
H. F. Davidson
Wm. Pontius
Ralph Heck
J. A Vaughn
L H. Orians
C I Wfichert
Vincent Orians
R M Lonsway
Ralph Brown
C. A. Wentz
Ervin Wentling
Ice storms cripple Carey telephone system in Ohio
A heavy ice coating on Saturday damaged Carey Electric Telephone lines. An underground cable failure and ice knocked out about 60 percent of local service, with 200 country poles broken. Repairs estimated at $2,000 will take nearly three weeks.
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Carey
Ohio
Carey Electric Telephone Company
Vance
Findlay
Young Men's Short Course in Agriculture Meets March First
The next meeting of the Young Men's Agriculture Short Course will be held Tuesday evening March 1 at 8 o'clock. Some important principles in feeding will be presented and plans for the summer will be made.
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Invites Members
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a Monday evening meeting. The social committee includes Mrs A F Byers, Mrs Almon Blue, Mrs Don Whisler, and Mrs L M Remlinger.
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American Legion Auxiliary
A F Byers
Almon Blue
Don Whisler
L M Remlinger
Supper and Dance at Our Lady of Consolation Church
The Christian Mothers of Our Lady of Consolation church host a supper and dance at the Catholic hall on Tuesday March 1. Public is invited to attend.
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Christian Mothers of Our Lady of Consolation Church
Catholic Hall
Vernon's Birth at Calloway Risner Home
A son named Vernon Leroy was born on Tuesday afternoon last week to Mr and Mrs Calloway Risner at their home on N Vance Street.
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Calloway Risner
N Vance Street
Vernon Leroy
P. R. Club Meeting Set at Mrs Reis Home
The P. R. Club will meet with Mrs. Lewie Reis next Thursday March 3. The gathering aims to discuss club matters and plan upcoming activities at the Reis residence.
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P R .& Club
Typewriter and adding machine ribbons sold at Carey Times
Carey Times offers typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons from any make. Visit the shop for a selection of supplies and accessories for office machines.
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Carey Times
Carey Institute Attendance Remains Strong Despite Weather
The Carey Community Institute held at the high school auditorium drew steady attendance over Friday and Saturday. Speakers Mrs. W. S Ferguson and John Grierson delivered ten lectures while exhibits and youth participation boosted the event, with plans for next year and elections of new officers.
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Carey Community Institute
W. S Ferguson
Lexington
John Grierson
Hillsboro
Sycamore and
Wharton
Carey
Ervin Wentling
C . Laird
Wendell Wentling
L O Pratt
Forest Myers
Walter Gottfried
H F Davidson
T D Arnold
William Pontius
Vincent Brown
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