High school plans three one act plays schedule pending
The faculty in charge of the high school plays plans to present three one act plays instead of the usual activity night. Publication of exact performance dates will follow. Chapel committee members for the second semester were named as Helen Lanner, Arthur Brown and Robert Heck. Band officers chosen include Persis Peirce as president and Daryl Moyer as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lanner
Arthur Brown
Robert Heck
Persis Peirce
Daryl Moyer
Marjorie Donelson
Carolyne Sopher
Eddie Messmer
Ralph Puchta
Attendance Returns to Normal After Flu Absence
School attendance rebounds to typical levels as students return after holiday flu wave. Prior to break many pupils were missing due to widespread illness, but recent days show improved turnout and resumed classroom activities.
Community Institute Set for February 6 7
Report notes a community institute scheduled for February 6 7. It lists third grade pupils in the West building who achieved perfect spelling dictation the week before Christmas including Jean Bakies Alice Beebe Virginia Dible June Eingle Ruth Heck Mary Louise Hiatt Rex Huston Jean Lanker Reva McKee Reid McKee Eugene Myers Eugene Palmer Annabelle Putnam Roxie Risner Madeline Risner Ray Sherman Maxine Whitaker Mildred Whitaker Marian Williams with continuation on page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bakies
Alice Beebe
Virginia Dible
June Eingle
Ruth Heck
Mary Louise Hiatt
Rex Huston
Jean Lanker
Reva McKee
Reid McKee
Eugene Myers
Eugene Palmer
Annabel Putnam
Roxie Risner
Madeine Risner
Ray Sherman
Maxine Whitaker
Mildred Whitaker
Marian Williams
Murder suspect arrested in Ruth Steese slaying
Russell Phillip Young of Niles Michigan was taken from a freight train by C and O detectives and held in jail as a murder suspect in the Cleveland bookkeeper Ruth Steese case. Cleveland detectives moved him to Cleveland for questioning. His alibi is under review and authorities compare his description to the killer, with ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Phillip Young
Niles
Mich
Ruth Steese
Cleveland
Sturgis
Roy C. Horsley
Roy Ahrens
Lansing
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Annual Bank Dinner Honors Bank Directors at Galt
Mr and Mrs T E Dromcold Mr and Mrs B Kurtz Mr and Mrs C W McGill Mr and Mrs L G Ranger Mr and Mrs Luther Haines Miss Sarah Ulrich Miss Emma Stief George Ash Jacob Stief and W S Bish attended a Monday night dinner at the Galt restaurant. The event honors the directors and employees of the Peoples bank with a birthday cake for Mrs McGill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Dromcold
Very Important Knights of Columbus Meeting Tuesday
A Knights of Columbus gathering is scheduled for Tuesday evening next week January 10. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Mrs Ida Schira Carey Obituary Death at Home
Mrs Ida Victoria Schira of Carey died Monday morning at her home on West South Street from intestinal illness. Born October 3, 1888 in Erie County, she lived in Carey since infancy, married to Carl Schira on May 1, 1917, leaving four sons and many relatives. Funeral held at Our Lady of Consolation Church with burial in St Mary’s Cemetery. numerous out of town attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Soriby
Carl Schira
South Street
Ida Victoria
Schira
Erie County
Henry
Katherine
Beaner) Kramer
Carey
Charles
Raymond
Georgia
Paul Vollrath
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Leo Camp
Henry Faber
George Faber
Eli le Favre
Sandusky
John Koehnle
Sylvester Courtad
Robert Courtad
Cleveland
Jacob Camp
John Burrill
Norwalk
Linus Camp
Paul Camp
Swanton
George Benner
Vincent Benner
Charles Benner
Frank Petrie
Tiffin
George Wagher
Marguerite Wagner
Kirby
Frank Boff
Robert
Eugene
James
Arlene
Risingsun
William Schira
Ray Krupp
Henry Kramer
Blanche
Patricia
Virgil
Lawrence
Gerald
Fostoria
George Kramer
Margaret
Bascom
Paul Leser
Marion
Nicholas Seifert
Fred Seifert
Joseph Weinandy
Grace
Ralph Weinandy
Misa Mary Benner
Frank Benner
Upper Sandusky
Card Of Thanks Expressing gratitude to neighbors and helpers
The family thanks neighbors and friends who assisted during the illness and death of their loved one. Special thanks go to Fr. Paul for comforting words Undertaker Goff for services those who gave flowers spiritual bouquets and helped prepare and serve the dinner Carl Schira and Sons Mrs Henry Kramer Brothers and Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Goff
Salem singers train with All-State Chorus in Columbus
Miss Martha Schoenberger and Miss Justine Orians of Salem and their music teacher Miss Eloise Price of Forest spent three days in Columbus for All-State Singing Chorus rehearsals. The program was performed Wednesday night in Memorial Hall after sessions in the Elk's Home and Deshler-Wallick hotel ballroom. Thursday afternoon the students attended a bridge party hosted by Miss Price at the Y W C A club room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Schoenberger
Justine Orians
Salem
Eloise Price
Forest
Columbus
Orians
Miss Schoenberger
Memorial Hall
Elk’s Home
Deshler-Wallick
Miss Orians
Miss Price
Woman's Big Four Bowler Wins Prize at Local Alleys
Mrs. Fred Hiatt of the Woman's Big Four won the prize for the highest bowling score at the local alleys in December. Her score reached 171. L. N. Zahn and Mrs Hiatt posted the top mixed doubles score Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hiatt
L. N. Zahn
Notice to Rebekahs Regular Meeting Next Tuesday
The Rebekahs will hold their regular meeting Tuesday evening of next week January 10, with members urged to attend promptly and carry any necessary reports or disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Friendly attendance contest between Carey and Upper Sandusky churches
Evangelical Church of Carey challenges Evangelical Church of Upper Sandusky to a Sunday school and worship attendance contest starting next Sunday January 8 and running through Easter. No outside aid or proselytizing. Results announced weekly from the pulpit. both congregations invite nonmembers to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Yeinners
Simiat
Igoinductsa
Sahdisky
Sanduskians
Evangelieey Church
Judge Kear Inaugurated As Wyandot County Judge
The youngest Ohio jurist, Judge Russell H. Kear, took the oath Saturday before Clerk E. J. Ulrich and began duties at midnight. He succeeds Judge Earl B. Carter, overseeing the combined common pleas and probate court in Wyandot County. Deputy Daniel Reynolds is retained. Aurelia Miller is named probate division clerk. Carter will open offices above the former Kimmel Best shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell H. Kear
Ohio
E. J. Ulrich
Earl B. Carter
Kear
Common Pleas Court
Wyandot
Daniel Reynolds
Aurelia Miller
Carter
Kimmel & Best
Re elected Officers Named at RE L C E Election
Sunday evening Rev. W R Shis ler presided at the RE L C E election which resulted in the re election of last years officers. Miss Elizabeth Hart is president Miss Ruby Rothgeb vice president Wendell Wentling secretary Miss Goldie Rothgeb corresponding secretary and Walter Roynon treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Shisler
Elizabeth Hart
Ruby Rothgeb
Wendell Wentling
Goldie Rothgeb
Walter Roynon
Miss Charlotte Montague Of Toledo
Miss Charlotte Montague of Toledo spent New Year at her home here. She holds a position at the New York Beauty Shop there after completing a course in beauty culture at Mrs Barnes school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Montague
Toledo
New York
Kinsinger Funeral Rites Held for Joan Franks B
Funeral services for Joan Franks B were held Saturday at the Methodist church with Rev. A. C. Rainsberger in charge. A quartet sang Lead Kindly Light and My Faith Looks Up to Thee. Interment followed in Spring Grove cemetery. Burial attendants included Ed Campbell Jr and several local residents from Findlay, Bluffton, Marton, and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Ed Campbell
Elmer Messmer
George Wolfrum
Clarence Crist
Lester Salyer
Bert Salyer
Kinsinger
Earl Yes
S. Patterson
C. EB. Kinsinger
Earl Bogen
Alica Elinor
Columbus
G. ©. Stratton
Christine Ferguson
Guy Carson
Bluffton
Arthur Detwiler
Ralph
Gene Lilley
Marton
Nellie Still
Fostoria
H. B. Kellogg
Anna
Ralph Humphrey
Forest
I. EB. Copley
Findlay
B. B. Hudson
Harry
Eugene Swerlein
Upper Sandusky
Martha
Doreas Ward
Sycamore
Acknowledgement of gratitude for father and husband’s illness and death
The Kinsinger family expresses deepest appreciation to neighbors undertaker Goff pallbearers musicians flower donors and Rev Rainsberger for consoling words during their father and husband’s illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goff
Rainsberger
Frank Kinsinger
Pp. T. A. P T A Set Meeting for Monday Evening
The Parent-Teacher Association schedules its next meeting for Monday evening January 9. President Mrs. R. Bame notes an instructive program with County Auditor B. E. Hudson on county finances and Rev. Fr. Paul Vollrath on school and parent responsibilities. The Rhythm Band of first grade pupils will perform, delayed from December due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher Association
R. Bame
W. S. Huffman
B. E. Hudson
Godunty
Paul Vollrath
Roast Ham Supper at Catholic Hall This Thursday
The C K of O will host a roast ham supper at the parish hall on Thursday evening January 5. Admission is 25 cents and includes dancing and cards. Menu features roast ham with dressing mashed potatoes gravy baked beans cake jello bread and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. of O
Lipton on Advertising and its Power in Business
The late Thomas Lipton praised advertising as the main driver of business success before age thirty and cited Gladstone’s view that advertising powers industry. Lipton, once based in Glasgow, expanded his ventures worldwide and used witty ads as his enterprise grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apéthe
Gladstone
Lipton
Glasgow
Kiwanis Install Officers for 1933 in Carey Club
The Kiwanis club met with T. D. Romig presiding and installed the new officers for 1933 led by President Rev. Paul R. Clouser. New vice presidents are Richard Frederick and Dr. Lowell Treece, with Carl Koehler continuing as secretary and P. B. Emerine as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
T. D. Romig
Romig
Paul R.clouser
Richard Frederick
Lowell Treace
Clouser
Frederick
Treece
Carey Club of Kiwanis International
Carl Koehler
P. B. Emerine
Railroad Men Organize Invite Business Leaders
Fifty-one local railroad workers met at the Big Four station to plan an educational program promoting closer cooperation with business interests. R B Hamler was named chairman, C Steinmetz vice chairman, F A Galbroner secretary, and Raymond Campbell treasurer. A follow up meeting with local business men is set for Monday evening January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
R. B. Hamler
C. Steinmetz
F. A. Galbroner
Raymond Campbell
Prize Winning Baby in Carey Times Prize Draw
A 9-pound son named Carl David was born to Mr and Mrs George Burks west of town early Monday morning at about 1 00. Mrs Fred Dible called to announce the new grandson and eligibility for one of three free subscriptions offered by the Carey Times for 1933 babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Fred Dible
Carl David
George Burks
West of Town
Registrar issues 1933 tags for vehicles in county
Registrar W. Z. Campbell issued 836 sets of tags for 720 passenger cars 65 trucks and 51 trailers. The total is 40 more cars 85 fewer trucks and 26 fewer trailers than last year. About $9 000 was collected but it fell $3 000 short of last year due to several large trucks not being tagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Z. Campbell
Campbell
Typographical Correction on 1881 Marriage Date
A correction notes a marriage between Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Phillips west of town last week was dated 1881, not 1882, due to a typographical error. The notice amends the official date in the marriage record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Phillips
West of Town
Mrs Walter Sherman Rites Set For Dow Street Home
Mrs Walter Sherman died Monday evening at 6 30 at her Dow Street home bronchial pneumonia listed as cause though she had been ill since October 19 Funeral services are Thursday at 2 pm at Bristoll and Kear funeral home W Findlay Street with Rev W R Shisler of Memorial Evangelical Church officiating Bernice Wentling and Goldie Rothgeb will sing Lead Kindly Light Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and The Lights of Home Interment will be in Spring Breve cemetery Stoort of town Gréeny Dilla Green Helix Agttaler and Rowlana and George Wolfrum will pallbearers Josephine Albert born April 20 1897 in Sycamore daughter of Heff and Jennie Carnes Albert both deceased lived to age 35 years 7 months 12 days On August 3 1919 she married Walter Sherman who survives with four children Walter Junior 10 Floyd Adam 6 Merle Albert 2 and Richard Eugene 10 weeks old
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sherman
Memorial Evangelical Church
Bernice Wentling
Goldie Rothgeb
Isle of Somewhere
Walter Junior
Floyd Adam
Merle Albert
Richard Eugene
Thanks to help during bereavement from neighbors and friends
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted us during our bereavement and to those who sent flowers. Gratitude to Dr Van Buren Undertaker Bristoll and Rev Shisler for consoling words. Walter Sherman and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Bristoll
Shisler
Walter Sherman
Carey Bride Weds Virgil Schlachter in Covington
Miss Audrey Spitler daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Spitler of near Carey and Virgil F Schlachter of near New Riegel were married Saturday forenoon at 10 30 in Covington Kentucky The bride a Carey high school 1926 graduate later studied at Lima Business College served as linotype operator for the Carey Times They will reside one mile west of New Riegel on the Schlachter heirs farm Friends extend congratulations to the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Spitler
Jack Spitler
Carey
Virgil F. Schlachter
New Riegel
Covington
Letter From Holland Requests Photos of House
Doetinchen Netherlands publishers request original photographs of a house published in The Progressive Grocer December 1932. C O Simonis of Carey Ohio is asked to send the photos for potential publication in Neder lansk Weekblad voor Kruiden en Conserven en Comestibles. Awaiting response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Simonis
Doetinchen
Holland
O. Simonis
Carey
Ohio
Nederlandsch Weekblad Voor Kruidenierswaren
Uitgevers-Maatschappy
C. Misset
N. V
Crawford-Ridge Farm Bureau Meeting Set For Jan 11
Crawford-Ridge Farm Bureau to hold regular meeting at Moosehall Wednesday Jan 11 at 8 00 p m L A Taylor of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation will discuss cooperative egg marketing Northwestern Ohio issue A committee headed by Mr and Mrs Dow Mr and Mrs Yost Mr and Mrs Fruth and Mr and Mrs J A Vaughn will run the program and refreshments Ralph Brown chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford-Ridge Farm Bureau
Moosehall
L. A. Taylor
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
D. A. Dow
Yost
Jacob Fruth
J. A. Vaughn
Ralph Brown
Notich to W. B. A. Juniors Election Meeting Friday
The Juniors of the local W. B A meet Friday after school at the Moose hall lodge rooms on N. Vance street. All Juniors are requested to be present for the election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B A
Moose Hall
Om N. Vance Street
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Schol
Margie Audrush
Alton Kinsinger
Spaltor
Paul ‘Volirath
Gao
Community Institute
Funeraessenvicrs
Joan Franks
T. A
Kiwanis
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