Carey Band Mothers Guild Meet at High School Café
The Carey Schools Band Mothers Guild held a quarterly meeting in the high school cafe. Rita Brown Margaret Wenzinger Joe Newhard Harold Krout and Harold Shuman performed a brief musical program. Tea and refreshments followed and plans were set for a chapel program with seniors and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey,Schools
Band Mothers Glub Guild
Rita’ Brown
Margaret Wenzinger
Joe Newhard
Harold Krout
Harold Shuman
Farmers Institute
Carey Hosts Upper Sandusky in Narrow Loss
Carey lost to Upper Sandusky 25 to 20 after a strong first half. Upper Sandusky pulled away in the third quarter as Carey could not catch up. Carey then prepares for two league games this weekend against Norwalk St. Paul and Crestline.
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Carey
Upper Sandusky
Orange and Black
Norwalk St. Paul
Crestline
Seventh grade to lead Friday chapel program
The seventh grade will host the Friday chapel. In spelling week before vacation the class played Trapper with Irene Corron as captain and Mary Calista Newhard as trapper on one side, Norma Jean Gibson captain and Richard Bishop trapper on the other. Perfect spelling scores listed for many students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Fout
Judson Frederick
Norma Jeanne Gibson
Richard Hayman
Betty Houtz
John Karg
Richard Lessig
Donald Long
Mary Calista Newhard
Rita Opp
Faye Peters
Patty Ann Sidenstricker
Martta Snyder
Carl Turnbell
Betty Vogel
Jeanne Wilson
Gloria Ziebarth
Two Blood Transfusions Aid 6 Year Old Gordon McKinnon
Gordon McKinnon six year old son of Mr and Mrs Ira McKinnon has received two blood transfusions at Mercy hospital Tiffin in recent days The first was Thursday aided by an older brother Howard The second followed on Tuesday with blood donated by Carlton Jenet Reports say Gordon is much improved after a period of secondary anemia and illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Ira McKinnon
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Howard
Carlton Jenet
Bicycle Riding On Sidewalks Forbidden In Business District
Mayor E Hunter warns that bicycle riding on sidewalks in the business district is banned and police will enforce the rule after several injuries in the past year.
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Cc. E. Hunter
Rebekahs Plan Social Following Tuesday Meeting
The Rebekah lodge will host a social event after the meeting on Tuesday evening. The session is scheduled for January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Marked Holiday Business Improvement In 1935
The best holiday season since 1931 and in some cases 1930, cited by Garey business people. Reports show 20 to 60 percent gains in 1935 over 1934, with Carey retail activity starting slow but gaining momentum before Christmas. Prices were higher than 1935, and tonnage in 1935 exceeded 1934, marking the year as the best since 1930.
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Garey
Carey
New Village Officials Sworn In At Stalled Monday Night Meeting
At the village meeting the officers elected last fall were sworn in. Mayer and Hunter as marshal, Robert O Connor as clerk, Jacob Nitrauer as treasurer, and councilmen Harry Hosafros H L Wenner B M Bachar L G Altwater Arch Donelson and Linus Myers. The council organized with Hosafros as president. Mayor Hunter named committees Finance Hosafros Wenner Bachar West Sidewalk Bachar Altwater Donelson East Sidewalk Wenner Myers Hosafros Street and Water Donelson Bachar Wenner Fire Altwater Bachar Myers. Earl Briggs and E W Mullhol were reappointed night officers. The board of affairs later elected Mr Wyatt chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
C. &. Hunter
Robert O’connor
Jacob.Nitrauer
Daisy Moyer
Harry ,Hosafros
H. L. Wenner
B. M. Bachar
L. G. Altwater
Arch Donelson
Linus Myers
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
H. E. Weet
Herbert Newhard
P. C. Goff
Harry Hosafros
Hunter
Hosafros
Wenner
Bachar
West Sidewalk
Altwater
Donelson
East Sidewalk
Myers
Street and
Earl Briggs
E. W. Mullholand
Board of Affairs
Mr. Wyatt
Court of Honor Elects Local Boy Scout Leaders
Co G Knoblock of Carey re elected district chairman and William J Hunter of Upper Sandusky elected vice chairman of the Harding Area council Boy Scouts at a Carey meeting. Seven awards were given for advancement in scout rank during the Court of Honor ceremony led by Rev. Fr. Paul Vollrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. G. Knoblock
Carey
William J. Hunter
Upper
Sandusky
Harding Area Council
Boy Stouts of America
K. of P
Paul Vollrath
Thomas Bowman
Herman Spellerberg
Upper Sandusky
Russell H. Kear
Paul R. Clouser
Thomas Criger
Carey Kiwanis Club
Jack Tracy
Bruce Knoblock
Earl Briggs
Harding Area
Wilbur H. Symes
Marion
Mr. Knoblock
President Roosevelt
White House
Arthur S. Brooks
Kiwanis Club
Earl Green Post
American Legion
Nevada
Knoblock
H H. Silverman
BE. L. Hoke
McCutchenville
C. M. Beitler
Sycamore
Maurice Zahn
Richard Frederick
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School Class Meeting Notice
The C. I. C. class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday School invites good attendance at a Friday evening gathering at Miss Reva Dame's home. A pot luck meal is planned for 6 30 o'clock.
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Memorial Evangelical
Reva Dame
McDaniel Motor Sales Moves 1935 New Car Volume
The Plymouth Chrysler and Dodge dealers McDaniel Motor Sales reported selling 86 new cars during 1935, highlighting a strong product mix and local market demand.
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McDaniel Motor Sales
Plymouth
Chrysler
Dodge
Management reshapes staff at New Galt Hotel
Changes announced by Manager Wagenknecht list Miss Putnam resigning as clerk while Miss Mary Shull becomes clerk and grill and dining room supervisor Leona Lee takes over rooms above the office. Mrs Wagenknecht becomes supervisor in charge and will guide menus and club events while the manager handles large dining room affairs.
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Galt
Wagenknech
Putnam
Mary Shull
Leona Lee
Wagenknecht
Wyandot County Ministerial Association Meets at Carey
Rev C F Brouse and six other pastors from Sycamore Upper Sandusky and Carey attended a Wyandot County Ministerial Association meeting at Christ Lutheran church Monday morning. Rev Clouser led devotionals and Rev Tinsler reviewed God in These Times by Henry Van Deusen. The next meeting is scheduled for February 10 at First Lutheran church in Upper Sandusky.
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C. F. Brouse
Sycamore
J. W. Wiessrock
G. W. Good
F. W. Sydenstricker
Upper Sandusky
Marion E. Tinsler
Paul R. Clouser
Carey
Wyandot County
First Lutheran
Boy suffers broken leg after sidewalk slip
Joe Garn, son of Mr and Mrs Carey Garn, broke his left leg between knee and ankle on Sunday morning when he slipped on the sidewalk with his mother on the way to church. The fall also caused Mrs Garn to fall onto the boy. An X ray was taken Tuesday morning at Dr W N Johnson's office in Goff's invalid coach.
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Joe Garn
Carey Garn
Joe
W N. Johnson
Goff
Death of Brother-In-Law Moves Rev Paul Vollrath
Rev Paul Vollrath of the O. M. C. left Monday night for Syracuse New York following the sudden death of his brother in law Frank Krause on Sunday at 5 00 p m Fr Paul will return to Carey today.
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Paul Vollrath
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank Krause
Paul
Carey
Lutheran Missions Woman's Society Meets at Christ Lutheran
The Woman's Missionary Society gathered at Christ Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon with president Mrs Almon Blue presiding. Mrs F A Galbroner led the lesson study titled Our Jewish Neighbors.
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The
Woman's Missionary Society
Christ Lutheran Church
Almon Blue
F A. Galbroner
Fish Fry and Dance at Catholic Holiday Event
Fish fry and dance observed on January 10 under Knights of Columbus auspices. Hagerman's Orchestra provides music. Fish supper and dance priced at 25 cents.
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Knights of Columbus
Hagerman
Corn Hog Meeting Postponed At High School Auditorium
The corn hog program meeting scheduled for 7 30 p m Saturday at the high school auditorium has been postponed until further notice.
Practice at Pythian Sisters Meeting
This evening the Pythian Sisters hold a practice for installation and encourage good attendance.
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Pythian Sisters
Carey Farmers Community club meets at Moose hall program variety
The Carey Farmers Community club held its monthly meeting at the Moose hall on Monday evening December 30. Frank Miller Elchert and Charles Fox led a program with dances by Joan and Evelyn Heyman, poems by Agnes Croall, music by Louis Fabiani and Dell Mathern, and a talk by Probation Officer Flavel E Heyman on delinquency prevention. A lunch followed and committees for January were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers Community Club
Moose Hall
Frank Miller
I Elchert
Charles’ Fox
Joan
Evelyn Heyman
Tiffin
Flavel E. Heyman
L. H. Orlans
T. C. Myers
Ralph Heck
J. Mason Smith
B. H. Martin
Durain Walter
John Bradman
Allan Baker
Delmar ‘Lortz
Agriculture Short Course Meeting on Livestock and Labor Income
The agriculture short course meets at 7 30 p m Monday January 13 to discuss the effect of livestock on farm income. It is the pest hunt deadline, with F F A boys leading in points but contestations remain.
REGISTRATIONS AT THE GALT
Guests registered at the New Galt Hotel over the past week include F. H. Shas singer Chancey S B Jackson Chancey W J Flannigan Bellefontaine Fred Poe Clayton Mich Joe Fletcher Clayton Mich P D Short Bellefontaine A J Hart Akron L G Delamater Tiffin Fred Hiatt Bellefontaine G O D Martin Greenville B B Mason Columbus R E Mueller Akron D Glancy Gary Ind A M Johnson Medina J B Squire Ashland H R Hollenbeck Lima R S Wilson Chicago Roy Garner Oak Harbor.
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New Galt Hotel
F. H. Shassinger
Chancey
S. B. Jackson
W. J Flannigan
Bellefontaine
Fred Poe
Clayton
Mich
Joe Fletcher
P. D. Short
A J. Hart
Akron
L. G . Delamater
Tiffin
Fred Hiatt
G. OD. Martin
Greenville
B. B. Mason
Columbus
R. E. Mueller
D. Glancy
Gary
Ind
A. M. Johnson
Medina
J B Squire
Ashland
H. R. Hollenbeck
Lima
R. S. Wilson
Chicago
Roy Garner
Oak Harbor
Local Birth Notices Report Multiple Newborns
An 8 pound daughter was born Thursday morning to Undertaker and Mrs Harry Bristoll. A daughter was born Tuesday morning at home to Mr and Mrs V Simon on N Vance street. A 7½ pound daughter named Frances Geraldine arrived Sunday December 29 to Mr and Mrs Girard Rickle south of town. A 8¾ pound son was born January 4 to Atty and Mrs M A DelBene of Girard at St Elizabeth's hospital, Yostown.
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Harry Bristoll
V Simon
Vance Street
Girard Rickle
Frances Geraldine
Atty
M A . DelBene
Gigard
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Yostown
Carey Times Free Offer For 1936 Baby Born
The first 1936 baby to be reported to The Carey Times as a free subscription recipient is the 80 pound daughter born at 404 Wednesday morning January 1 1936 to Mr and Mrs Paul Sammet. The couple reside four miles south of town and the birth was reported by Dr A W Balsley. Two more free subscriptions remain for the first 1936 child reported and for the first set of twins.
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Carey Times
Paul Sammet
Sammet
A. W. Balsley
M B Ladies Aid and Missionary Meet This Afternoon
The Ladies Aid Society holds its monthly meeting at 230 this afternoon in the Methodist Episcopal church parlors. A missionary meeting follows at 300 o clock with Mrs Campbell in charge and Mrs Lanning giving a book review.
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Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. Campbell
W. Lanning
Our Lady of Consolation Branch 38 CKO Special Meeting
All members urged to attend this Thursday evening January 9 at a special meeting of Our Lady of Consolation Branch No 38 CK. Edward Fox serves as president and F J Mangett as secretary.
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Our Lady of Consolation
No. 38
C. K
Edward Fox
F. J. Mangett
Kiwanis Club Installs New President For 1936
At a regular Kiwanis meeting at Pilgrim House W L Arnholt superintendent of schools was installed as president for 1936 with Rev Paul R Clouser as installing officer. Graham Riley retired president thanked the club and Arnholt outlined future program ideas. New officers named in November include Vice President Fr Cyprian Terwoord Treasurer P J Emerine and Secretary Dr Lowell Treece. Committees and board members were announced by Arnholt with detailed chairmanships for program membership publicity inter club relations education agriculture public affairs and house management among others.
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Kiwanis Club
Pilgrim House
W. L. Arnholt
Paul R. Clouser
Graham Riley
Arnholt
Armholt
Cyprian Terwoord
P. J. Emerine
Lowell Treece
Cyprian
Theodore Myers
Ralph Hamlet
J. F Dible
Ralph Kurtz
Marion E. Iusler
Clouser
Paul Vollrath
Ralph Hamler
W. S. Huffman
Howard Snyder
Conrad Steinmetz
E. B. Kurtz
Fearl S. Burson
H. B. Keller
Fr. Cyprian
Rev. Clouser
W. 5. Huffman
H. L. Wenner
4Shairman
Jay Newhard
Dr. Treece
J. F. Dible
Milton Trubey
Kinatlis
G M. Kurtz
A. E. Constien
H B Stief
T E. Dromgold
Jacob Stief
Rev. Tinsler
Br. R. J Lemons
H H. Miller
G M Kurtz
Dr Treece
T. E Dromgold
HL. Wefiner
Cy Hosack
Correction to Flex advertisement wording
A typographical correction clarifies an ad on page two noting a sacrifice sale for men's work or dress sweaters priced at 89 cents, 1.39, and 175 dollars in the original. The correct items are sweaters with those prices.
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Flex
Raising Mushrooms On Display In Carey Times Window
Local grower L. A. Kramer has showcased mushrooms raised in his basement on N. Vance Street. The display at The Carey Times window has drawn notable interest as Kramer continues commercial cultivation.
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L. A. Kramer
N. Vance Street
Carey Times
Kramer
Findlay Woman Suffers Broken Ankle After Slip
Mrs. T. E. Dromgold of W Findlay Street sustained a broken ankle Saturday December 28 from a fall on a slippery sidewalk. The injury required a cast.
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T. E. Dromgold
W. Findlay Street
Findlay
Sauer Kraut Supper Planned by Dorcas Class
The Dorcas Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school will serve a sauer kraut supper from 5 00 to 7 00 pm Wednesday evening January 15 at the church. The public is invited.
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Dorcas
Methodist Sunday School
Little Women Club to Meet January 11
The fourth meeting of the Little Women Club will be held Saturday afternoon January 11, with Frances and Janice Green, northeast of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Women Club
Frances
Janice Green
W C T U Meeting Set at Mrs Keller’s Home
The W C T U will meet Friday at 2 PM at the home of Mrs H B Keller on E Findlay Street.
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H. B. Keller
E. Findlay Street
Farmers and Community Institute Speakers Highlight February Event
The Farmers and Community Institute will meet February 3 and 4 with two days of sessions each day. State speakers are on the program while group discussions fill the rest. Prizes for displays are arranged by the agriculture and domestic science departments with ribbons for exhibits. Cash prizes will be awarded to grades and high school for best posters, with details to be announced later.
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Farmers and Community Institute
Agriculture Department
Carey School
Justice Makes Decision Fills Crawford Township Trustee Vacancy
A tie decision in the Fox versus Wonder election led Judge Hector Young to create a Crawford township trustee vacancy. Seniority or age determines the appointing justice. Remlinger’s earlier payment put John S. Fox first sworn in as trustee while Campbell accepted the bond. The county seeks an attorney general ruling if needed. Trustees have not yet organized.
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Fox Vs. Wonder
Hector Young
Mariow
Crawford Township
Remlinger
Mr. Campbell
Mr Campbell
Justice Remlinger
John S. Fox
Fox
H. G. Chambers
Campbell
H. L. Mason
County Board of Elections
Wesley Wonder
Married Pair Wed at Ft Wayne Church in Catholic Rite
Miss Helen Eckert of Wayne and Robert Boff of near Risingsun wed in St. Peter's rectory Ft Wayne with Fr Holsminger officiating. Bride wore a black and white tunic with white hat. They reside on the C H Hull farm east of Carey with Mr Hull living with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Eckert
Wayne
Robert Boff
Near Risingsun
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Ft. Wayne
Fr Holsminger
Ralph Eckert
C H Hull
Carey
Mr Hull
Third Trick Operator Restored At Big Four Station
A third trick operator returns to the Big Four station as the office reopens 24 hours daily. The shift runs from 10 30 pm to 6 30 am and was discontinued August 1 1932. C E Harmon of Springfield serves as relief operator until permanent assignment likely by the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
C. E Harmon
Springfield
Bank sells stocks names sparsity
At the stockholders meeting of Peoples Bank Co. on Wednesday evening T. E. Dromgold George Ash L. G. Ranger E B Kurtz W S Bish and Jacob Stief were elected directors. Dromgold was reelected president Ranger vice president Kurtz secretary McGill cashier and Luther Haines assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Peoples Bank Co
T. E. Dromgold
George Ash
L. G. Ranger
E. B Kurtz
W S. Bish
Jacob Stief
Mr. Dromgold
L G Ranger
BE. B. Kurtz
C. W. McGill
Luther Haines
Tax Examiner to Be Here for Sales Tax Returns
Miss Clair Gipson, sales tax examiner for Wyandot County, will visit Carey to assist vendors with sales tax returns. She will be at the public library from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Friday January 10 17 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Gipson
Sandusky
Wyandot County
Carey
Mae Kauble Sings At Findlay Church
Mrs Mae Kauble sang Consider the Lilies Ai Topliff as a solo at the First Methodist church in Findlay during Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Kauble
Ai Topliff
Goprangs
First Methodist
Findlay
Townsend Club Meeting at Carey Public Library
The Townsend club will meet Monday evening at the Carey Public Library. A good attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Carey Public Library
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Public School News
Rosemary Kramer
Gaylord Patterson
Sandusky-Carey
Huffman
Room
Rebekah Social
Court OF Honor
Cc. T
New
Lutheran Missions
Community Institute
M. B. Ladies Aid and Missionary
Cc. K. OF O
New Kiwanis President
CLUB
W.L. Arnholt
Kiwanis
W. Cat. U
Heyman
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