Back to School News Highlights From Carey Public Schools
In Carey Ohio a school news page notes a New Year start with hopes and some resolve. Students trained in offense, band performances, and a suggested supportive crowd prepare for an exciting evening of games, with a first game at 7515 and a letter praising student fundraising for Olympic support.
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Wayne S. Huffman
Prin
Carey Public Schools
Carey
Ohio
Huffman
W. D. Griffith
N.C.A. A. Olympic Finance Committee
Echoes of Kiwanis Meeting at Carey Coffee Shop
Kiwanis Club heard Dr. L W Naus of Upper Sandusky speak on county health needs and preventive measures. President Truman Romig opened the new year with a four page reminder of Kiwanis objectives.
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Carey Coffee Shop
Kiwanis Club
L. W. Naus
Upper Sandusky
Kiwanis
Naus
Truman Romig
Mrs Denman to Lead Choir at Christ Lutheran
Mrs George Denman of Upper Sandusky to lead the vested choir of Christ Lutheran church. Formerly Miss Helen Griffith of Carey she has a fine soprano voice and has appeared on WAIU Columbus recently. She also directs the Methodist Episcopal church choir in Upper Sandusky.
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George Denman
Upper Sandusky
Christ Lutheran Church
Denman
Helen Griffith
Carey
Lutheran Choir
Waiu
Columbus
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dutch Supper and Dance Hosted by Our Lady of Consolation
On Thursday January 14 the Young Ladies Sodality will host a Dutch supper with sauerkraut spare ribs and other dishes from 5 to 8 pm. Music by Pop Corfman and his Graveleers will provide a lively evening for 25 cents admission with cards and dancing to follow.
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Young Ladies Sodality of
Our Lady of Consolation Hirch
Pop Corfman
Rebekah Lodge to Install New Officers Next Week
The Rebekah lodge will install its recently elected officers at the regular meeting Tuesday evening next week. All members are urged to attend. A pot luck meal will follow the installation.
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Rebekah
Carey Times Office Displays Printed Cards
Printed or engraved named cards were arranged at the Carey Times office as part of a display or archival effort showing individuals associated with the publication.
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Carey Times
INS LO G. INSTALLATION REVIEWS OFFICERS FOR 1982
Monday evening Paul Vollrath installed officers of Co. L. O. G. Officers named include President Miss Frances Myers vice president Miss Frances Riester secretary Mrs. Bl. Elminer treasurer Miss Esther Orians recording secretary Miss Agnes Pahl monitor Miss Malalia Hoepf inner guard Miss Ausly Jesko and trustee Mrs. P. B. Emerine Committees listed with members and social plans noted A attendance prize drawn and a pot luck supper held The social committee for Jan 18 is announced with members named
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Malalia Hoepf
Ausly- Jesko
P. B. Emerine
Blower
Leo
Coltitad
Vatienny
Éudoencet
Selita Meyer Ende
Schira
Ntrs
M. ‘Remlinger
Rosa’ Myers
M. G. Yost
Elmer Messmer
W. R. Hudson
Harry Myers
Elizabeth McLaughlin, Jr
Dorothy Lamberjack
Rosa Myers
Wilfrid Logsdon
Frances Myers
Fires at Garey’s Record 1931 Small Losses and County Runs
The Garey fire department logged several small in town fires in 1931. Incidents include Jacob Nitrauer South street $35 damage, K L Leonard garage $35, Newhard block $75, Howard Coakley residence Patterson street no damage, Mrs George Zahn Patterson street damage undetermined amid arson probe. County runs include Laughlin farm east of town Russell Presler and Chas Fox farm barn and sheds fires.
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Carey
Jacob Nitrauer
South Street
K. L. Leonard
Newhard
Howard Coakley
S. Patterson
George Zahn
S. Patterson Street
Wickham Accused in Suspected Bank Robbery Tie
Robert J. Wickham of Carey, 35, accused by Alva Wilcox, 23, prisoner in Seneca jail, of involvement in the July 10 Morral state bank robbery. Wilcox claims he and Wickham staged the crime. Marion county grand jury to hear, joined by Seneca county panels in Bettsville robbery cases.
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Tiffin
Robert J. Wickham
Carey
State Bank
Morral
Alva Wilcox
Seneca County
Wilcox
Bettsville
Wilhelm
Marion County
Ira Shrock
Marion
Wickham
Marion County Grand Jury
Seneca County Grand Jury
John
Hazel Bullard
Joe Perri
Bettsville Bank
Jewish Pastor to Speak at Christ Church
Rev. Harry Rubenstine of Toledo will speak at the Sunday morning service in Christ Lutheran church on The Advantage of Being a Jew. He will address the adult Sunday school on the Gospel of St John and leads the Hebrew Christian Mission sponsored by the Lutheran church in Toledo.
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Harry Rubenstine
Toledo
Lutheran Church
Christ Lutheran Church
Death of Brother Emerson Booth Follows Springfield Death
Emerson Booth died Sunday at 8 30 pm at a niece s home in Springfield after a paralytic stroke He was 75 and unmarried Funeral services for him and for his brother John Booth were held Wednesday at 1 30 pm at a Springfield funeral home
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Emerson Booth
John
Springfield
Mr. Booth
Knights of Pythias Install Officers at Justus Lodge
All members urged to attend next Tuesday evening as Justus lodge Knights of Pythias installs officers for the coming year. Rolland Jacobs serves as installing officer.
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Justus Lodge
eKnights of
Pythias
Rolland Jacobs
Card Party and Social at C. K. of O. Hall
The C. K. of O. will host a card party and social at their hall on S. Vance street Thursday evening January 7. Members, families and friends are invited.
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Eyes the
C. K. of
S. Vance Street
Bowling Teams Organized for City League Schedule
Local bowling clubs announced a structured league with teams such as Morticians Lucky Seven Porcelain Big Four Little Five and McDaniel competing. The schedule lists matches from January 5 through April 16 at the N. Vance Street alley, with the Morticians winning Tuesday night’s game.
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Ares
Hiatt
X. Howard
Ry Kirkwood
Green
Turnbell
Lucky Seven
R. Exline
Little Five
E. Powers
H. Faber
Donelson
C. Keckler
L. Nachbar
N. Vance Street
Morticians
Porcelain
Big Four
McDaniel
Crawford-Ridge Farm Bureau to Meet January 13 at Moosa Hall
The Crawford-Ridge farm bureau will hold a meeting on Wednesday evening next week January 13 at Moosa hall. The committee on cats and entertainment includes Mr and Mrs Vincent Krupp Mr and Mrs Fred Powell Mr and Mrs Ervin Wentling and Mr and Mrs Guy Greer. Ralph Brown is chairman.
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Crawford-Ridge Farm Bureau
Moosa Hall
Vincent Krupp
Fred Powell
Ervin Wentling
Guy Greer
Ralph Brown
Wentz and Ward Marry at Bucyrus Parsonage
Ira Wentz son of Mrs. Lee Wentz and Millie Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs. Earl Ward were married by Rev. Montague at the United Brethren parsonage in Bucyrus. The couple will live on the Wentz farm.
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United Brethren Parsonage
Bucyrus
Ira Wentz
Lee Wentz
South of Town
Millie Ward
Earl Ward
Montague
Wentz
Carey Council K of C Meeting and Activities Notice
All members urged to attend the next Carey Council meeting on Tuesday January 12. A card tournament is underway and a volleyball session is scheduled for Thursday evening at the hall.
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Carey Council
K of C
Big Lick Quartet to Sing at Methodists Revival
The Big Lick Quartet will sing at revival services at the Methodist church Monday evening at 7 30. Members are M H Thomas W V Thomas J L M Cole from west of town and George Egbert of Findlay who form the quartet.
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Big Lick
Methodist Church
H. Thomas
W. V Thomas
JL. M. Cole
West of Town
George Egbert
Findlay
Lumber yard destroyed by fire under investigation
A Sunday night blaze gutted the 60 by 120 foot main building of the Perkins lumber yard on Patterson Street destroying two trucks and much inventory. Fire officials reported water pressure issues and possible arson as investigators questioned a suspicious auto seen near the yard minutes before the fire.
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R. D. Perkins
Patterson
Yatdines
Ee Eney Gulf
Leighbors
Shafer
Ray Gamberling
William Karr
Perkins
W .A. Perkins
Ralph Perkins
Carey All Stars Defeat Sycamore 17-12 In Basketball
The Carey All Stars traveled to Sycamore last Thursday evening and beat the home team 17 to 12. Gardner led with 8 points while the Carey lineup included Jesko, Wentling, Gardner, Gamel, Wickiser and substitutes Turnbell and Bear. Sycamore featured Wolford Mackling Corfman Foght Stubbs with Neibel subbing for Corfman.
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Carey All-Stars
Sycamore
Sycamore City
Gardner
Carey
S. Jesko
B. Wentling
Gamel
Mackling Lf
Corfman c
Foght Lg
Stubbs Rg
Neibel
Corfman
Chickens Stolen From Snyder Farm New Year Night
Thieves took 50 hens from the Lester Snyder home coop just north of town on New Year’s night. Two hens remained as the rest were stolen. The sheriff’s office investigates. Three weeks earlier, 12 turkeys were stolen at the same Snyder property.
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Lester Snyder
Snyder Place
Purchases Putnam County Gazette by Ottawa resident
Charles E Cram, who weeks ago contracted to buy the Putnam County Gazette at Ottawa, took possession Friday morning, announced at his home. Cram is well known here, having been a Carey resident for many years.
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Charles E Cram
Putnam County Gazette
Ottawa
Marion Star
Mr Cram
Carey
Our Lady of Consolation Players Present Sonny Jane
The youth dramatic club presents Sonny Jane a three act comedy at the Catholic hall on Sunday and Monday February 7 and 8.
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Young People's Dramatic Club
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Sonny Jane
Moose to Dance at Upcoming Tuesday Evening Event
The Moose hosts a mixed dance next Tuesday evening with refreshments served. The event invites attendees to enjoy music and social dancing in a community setting.
Rhythm Kings orchestra forms with local talent
The Rhythm Kings, a newly organized local orchestra, reports solid early success. Saxophonist LaMoin Fagan, banjoist Ira Wicki Ser, drummer Russell Wickiser, violinist Walter Blair, and pianist director Gene Markley headline the ensemble.
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The
Rhythm Kings
LaMoin Fagan
Ira Wickiser
Russell Wickiser
Walter Blair
Gene Markley
Evening school on soil management at high school
An community evening school will discuss soil management and alfalfa problems next Tuesday in the agricultural room of the high school. Fifty attendees were expected, with last year’s turnout at 34. the course invites all farmers and residents over 16 to share experiences and propose additional topics.
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Anes
Funeral Attendees Gather From Many Cities for Mrs Nannie Bliss
A large funeral for Mrs. Nannie Bliss of Conneautville, Pa drew relatives and friends from Meadville Bucyrus Philadelphia Akron Bloomdale Willard Toledo and other towns. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Davenport Mrs. William Shaw Harold Schuckert Scott Emerson and many Rosendale and Leathers families.
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Nannie Bliss
Conneautville
William Davenport
Meadville
William Shaw
Harold Schuckert
Philadelphia
William Smalley
Ida June
J. L. Earl
Akron
Eva Schuckert
Bucyrus
Chester Rosen
Pr T A Sponsors Benefit Program At High School
Twenty dollars and a generous food donation were received at the high school auditorium on Monday evening January 4 for a benefit to aid under nourished children. The program drew an appreciative audience and raises support for 50 children. Beginning yesterday meals are served to 31 children. there will be no PTA meeting this month.
ORGANIZE LIBRARY BOARD MEETS FOR ORGANIZATION
The Doreas Carey public library board met and chose John Jacoby as president and G M Kurtz as vice president. DD T Hart appointed by the board of education to succeed A B Ryder for a seven year term. Other members include Mrs George Newhard Mrs Homer Wonder Mrs J Jo Kokmann and Mark Karr.
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Doreas Carey Public Library Board
John Jacoby
G M Kurtz
DD T Hart
Board of Education
A B Ryder
Library
Hart
George Newhard
Homer Wonder
J Jo Kokmann
Mark Karr
Crawford township trustees organize with new officers
The Crawford township trustees elected Ervin Wentling as chairman and Jo S Fox as vice chairman with Guy Greer as third member and C C Thome as clerk. Officers were sworn in as bonds were accepted. George Remlinger and W Z Campbell named justices of the peace while John Twining and Floyd Lusk were sworn as constables.
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Crawford Township
Ervin Wentling
Jo S~— Fox
Guy Greer
C C Thome
George Remlinger
W. Z. Campbell
John Twining
Floyd Lusk
Carry Mill and Elevator Co Ice Delivery Ad
Ice year round availability offered by Carry Mill and Elevator Co. Call to request delivery of ice for meat preservation or ice cream. Telephone number 53 listed.
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Carry Mill & Elevator CO
New Officials Installed In City Council Session
City council adjourned meeting elected officials presided by Mayor Ind Campbell Jr. Attendees included councilmen Livingstony Johngdn and others. agenda items covered expenses for health meeting attendance, town hall electricity, fire truck work, and salaries for city staff including Dew Wester and Lytle.
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Ind Campbell, Jr
Gierk Daisy ‘Mayer
Livingstony Johngdn
Simonis Grocery
Ed Campbell
Wyandot Co
Upper Sandusky
Board of Public Affairs
Town Hall
Snyder Lumber Co
W. R. Zeis
American-LaFrance & Foamite Industries, Inc
Shafer
Finance Committee Report Shows General Fund Activity
The report lists January 1 1931 balance of 2328.16 with receipts of 10283.07 totaling 12611.23. Expenditures total 6671.79 leaving a balance of 5934.44, with 5 outstanding orders. Expenditures by divisions: general 2891.86 safety 3323.77 service 456.16 totaling 6071.79.
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General Fund
Street Maintenance Fund Receipts and Balances
Receipts for the fund during the year include gasoline tax and auto licenses totaling 7 823 05. Total receipts and balance 12 773 74. Expenditures 3 562 77. Balance January 1 1932 9 210 97. Outstanding order 741. Balance treasurer's book and bank 9 218 38.
Water and Electricity Fund Receipts and Balances
Water and Electricity Fund receipts for the year total $76,826.20 with overall receipts and balance reaching $127,580.34. Expenditures of $72,519.12 were recorded during the year, with a January 1, 1932 balance in the clerk's book of $55,061.92 and outstanding orders of $23,980.57. The balance in the treasurer's book and bank stands at $59,041.79.
Park Fund Balances and Expenditures Ledger
Park balance on hand January 1 1832 was $50.81 with no receipts for the year. Expenditures from the fund totaled $24.81 during the year leaving a balance January 1 1832 of $482. Continued on page 6.
Change in Big Four Agents Shifts Huntsville Office Staff
S R Neese moves from Huntsville to Wharton as Big Four agent replacing T M Golden who led the Carey office for 14 months. R B Hamler, after 16 years as Big Four agent at Wharton, takes over duties, with Hamlet assuming crew responsibilities this Wednesday.
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Huntsville
Big Four
S R Neese
Wharton
R. B. Hamler
T M Golden
Carey
Picture of Lynn Louise Wisterman in Toledo Times baby page
A photo of Lynn Louise, six month old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H E Wisterman, appeared Sunday on the baby page of the roto gravure section in the Toledo Times.
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Lynn Louise
H. E. Wisterman
Rotogravure
Toledo Times
W. B. A. Notice Urges Members to Attend Friday Meeting
All members of the W B A are urged to be present at the meeting Friday evening. There is business to be transacted.
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W. B A
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Echoes OF Kiwanis Meeting
Mrs. Denman
Garey’s
Christ Church
Knights OF Pythias
C. Ik
O. Social
Crawford-Ridge
Wentz-Ward
K. OF
BIG Lick Quartet
Will
Moose
Pr. T. A
Stoll Garage
L. W. Deerwester
Lillian Lytle
Ralph Pieraccini
D. C. Wisebaker
H. K. Robinson
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