Chapel Service Opens Tuesday Morning with Singing
The chapel service began with student body singing of Come Thou Almighty King and Devotional readings by Rev. W. R. Shisler who led in prayer. Huffman announced events followed by Morning Bells and a prayer from Rev. Shisler. Seniors named to the invitation committee are Dorcas Tong Reva Morehart and Francis Kitzler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Shisler
Huffman
Shisler
Dorcas Tong
Reva Morehart
Francis Kitzler
Perfect paper earns LaVerne Ellis front seat
LaVerne Ellis leads a seventh grade English class with a perfect Monday test score to secure seat No. 1. Other top readers in section C are Margaret Bachman Betty Mon tague Blaine Johnson Ruth Brown Virginia Mitchell Janene and Jack Mitchell. In section D Clyde Shull earns the first seat with the next seven high scorers including Maxine Ritter Eunice Tyndall Mary Ruth Spackey Donald Wenner Margaret Ellen Zeis Arlene Perkins and Betty Plott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Ellis
Margaret Bachman
Betty Montague
Blaine Johnson
Ruth Brown
Virginia Mitchell
Janene
Jack Mitchell
Clyde Shull
Maxine Ritter
Eunice Tyndall
Mary Ruth Spackey
Donald Wenner
Margaret
Public Affairs Board Reports Net Balance After Refunds
The Board of Trustees of Public Affairs presents its annual report showing a solid balance after issuing 1,062.67 in refunds to electric and water customers who had prepaid meters. It lists light collections 57,171.07 water 8,930.06 misc 3,687.02 park fund 472.41 interest 1,088.76 and old warrant adjustment 5.00 for 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Palance
Park Fund
General Fund
Death of Mrs. Wm. Pethe in Florida
Relatives in Alvada learn of the death of Veronica Hoffbauer Pethe Friday at her St. Petersburg Florida home. She was born near Alvada and leaves sisters Mrs. Charles Reinhart Mrs. Henry Kessler and Mrs. Ignatius Logsdon. Delegations from Alvada Fremont and local families attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pethe
St. Petersburg
Fla
Pethe
Alvada
Veronica Hoffbauer
Charles Reinhart
Henry Kessler
Ignatius Logsdon
Fremont
Reinhart
Kessler
Logsdon
Florida
Daughter born in Adrian to Mr and Mrs Bare
A daughter was born Thursday evening January 5 at 9 o'clock to Mrs and Mrs Orve Bare at the home of Mrs Bare's parents Mr and Mrs Ben Clouse in Adrian. The Carey Times grants a free subscription during 1933. No twins were reported in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orve Bare
Card Party and Dance at Local Hall
All C K of Co members families and friends invited to a card party and dance in their hall on Thursday evening January 19. Admission 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. of Co
Death of Mrs. William Pontius at Pontius home near Carey
Mrs. Louie Pontius died at 2 30 a m at the home of her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs C Chambers two miles west of Carey after a year of illness and six weeks bedfast Born December 30 1879 in Marion county she was survived by her husband William Pontius two children Ralph and Esther and her parents Mr and Mrs Hartle Also surviving are a sister and several relatives Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 00 pm at the Methodist church with Rev A C Rainsberger officiating Interment in Spring Grove Cemetery northwest of town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Louie Pontius
Marion County
Addison
Josephine
Thompson) Hartle
William” Pontius
Ralph
Esther
Chambers
Sarah
Delbert
Millie England
Millie England Who Died Four and A Half Years Ago. Mrs. Pontius
Ladies Aid
Foreign Missionary Society of
Dorcas
Goff
W. Findlay Street
Pontius
Methodist Church
A. C. Rainsberger
Spring Grove Cemetery
Large crowd attends P T A meeting at high school
The January P T A session in the high school auditorium drew a large audience. The Rhythm Band in white bunny uniforms performed with Miss Mary Finley at the piano. County Auditor B B Hudson summarized county finances. Supt. W L Arnholt urged backing Mort Plano. Rev Fr Paul Vollrath spoke on duties of teachers and parents, moral discipline, and understanding the child's view. Mrs E S Burson presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Mary Finley
B. B. Hudson
Upper Sandusky
Carey
W. L. Arnholt
Ohio
Paul Vollrath
E. S. Burson
Alvada Mutual Telephone Company Prospers at Stockholders Meeting
The Alvada Mutual Telephone Company held its annual stockholders meeting in Alvada's town hall on Saturday in January. Officers re elected include President Michael Nye Secretary Wilfred Reinhart Treasurer Charles Reinhart and directors Charles H. Wilcox Milton Adelsperger and M J Welter amid the company’s strongest financial position to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvada Mutual _ telephone company
Alvada
Michael Nye
Wilfred Reinhart
Charles Reinhart
Charles H. Wilcox
Milton Adelsperger
M. J. Welter
W C T U Plans Victory Day Program at Mrs. Green’s
The local W C T U will observe Victory Day Friday at 2:00 PM with a special program at Mrs. Virgil Green’s home on FE North Street. Friends of the union are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Green
FE. North Street
Friends of the Union
Appreciation for Railway Employee in Bereavement Support
The Sherman family thanks the Co. &O. railroad employee who gave money during their recent bereavement. Walter Sherman and children express gratitude for the generous assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. &O. Railroad
Walter Sherman
Temperance Day Observed in Local Schools
Temperance Day will be observed next Sunday in local Sunday schools and Friday in the county public schools.
Sample Copies Sent Out This Week
This week the Carey Times is mailing several hundred sample copies to invite readers to subscribe. The notice urges those who do not subscribe to consider joining the Times family with a hearty invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
the Times
Wwe
New Carey Kiwanis Install First Meeting Under New Officers
Rev. Paul R. Clouser addressed Carey Kiwanis on the year’s aims urging an ideal for the community, mutual encouragement, and cooperative action. The club reports 22 members with officers including Richard Frederick and Dr. Lowell Treece as vice presidents, Carl Koehler as secretary, and P. B. Emerine as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Kiwanis
Paul R. Clouser
Kiwanians
Carey
Richard Frederick
Lowell Treece
Carl Koehler
P. B. Emerine
Wallace Arnholt
Paul Vollrath
Jay Newhard
G. M. Kurtz
Huffman
Jacob Stlef
Junior W B A Notice From Rose Court Meeting
Rose Court of the local W B A will meet Friday after school in the lodge rooms at the Moose hall on Vance street. All juniors are requested to be present. Officers were elected at the meeting last Friday as follows: Queen Bertha Pahl chamberlain Lucille Black scribe Helen Baker purse bearer Doris Putnam maids of honor Phyllis Hunter and Mardell Putnam keeper of door Martha Black guardian of gate Hulda Shue captain Donna Pahl lieutenant Ardella Doppler gardener Annabele Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Court
Moose Hall
Vance Street
Queen
Bertha Pahl
Chamberlain
Lucille Black
Helen Baker
Doris Putnam
Phyllis Hunter
Mardell Putnam
Martha Black
Hulda Shue
Donna Pahl
Ardella Doppler
Annabele Putnam
Carey Branch Annual Meeting of Dairy Sales Association
The Carey Branch of the North Central Ohio Cooperative Dairy Sales Association will hold its annual meeting at the Catholic hall in Carey on Tuesday evening January 17 1933 at 7 30 o clock A program will be given and refreshments served Officers for the coming year will be elected Stockholders are urged to come and bring their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
North Central Ohio Cooperative Dairy Sales Association
Catholic Hall
C L of C Moves to New Quarters After Market Change
The C L of C has moved from the hall to the Chall over Emerine's meat market. A social meeting is scheduled for Monday evening next week January 16 in the new quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. of C
C. K
Emerine
Carey Welfare Committee to Sponsor Benefit Play
The Carey Welfare Committee plans a benefit performance of A Sweeping Victory at the high school on January 24 at 8 15 PM to replenish funds for clothing and shoes. Tickets cost 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children, with a ticket campaign starting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Welfare Committee
Treasury
Funeral for H A Groth Held at Arcadia Methodist
J B Stalter BE Thome Naomi Hunter James Gibson Kate Class and C C Thome attended funeral services for H A Groth at Arcadia Methodist church. Burial followed in Arcadia cemetery. Groth died Wednesday from Hodgkin's disease leaving a wife and six children. He was a son in law of Mrs Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stalter
South of Town
BE. F. Thome
East of Town
Naomi Hunter
James Gibson
Kate Class
C. C. Thome
H. A. Groth
Arcadia Methodist Church
Groth
Hodgekin
Class
Narrow Escape In Township Crash Near South Street Crossing
William Kummerer of 8 S Patterson street narrowly escaped a serious accident Tuesday forenoon at about 10 30 when the Crawford township truck he was driving was struck by a Big Four yard engine at the South street crossing. Kummerer was uninjured and the truck suffered only slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kummerer
Patterson Street
Crawford Township
South Street
Kummerer
John Wilcox Paroled After Stolen Property Conviction
John Wilcox of Seneca county was granted parole from the Ohio penitentiary for receiving stolen property. The parole takes effect March 1 following approval by the state board of paroles on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilcox
Seneca County
Ohio
State Board of Paroles
Carey railroaders organize to boost cooperation with business group
About 65 railroad men and 26 business people attend a Monday evening meeting at the Moose hall on Nz Vance street to promote cooperation between the two groups. R B Hamler chairs the session and outlines aims to educate the public on railroad issues and suggested remedies, noting rail tax allocations and highway spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Hall
Vance Street
R. B. Hamler
Big Four
C. Steinmetz
F. A. Galbroner
Raymond Campbell
Hamler
Carey
B.W. McVicker
Cincinnati and
Sandusky
S. A. Wenner
P. A. Hendricks
George Snyder
Elza Jacobs
Almon Blue
Carey Welfare Committee Report Of The Past Year
The Carey Welfare Committee itemizes a year’s finances with a $11.90 land balance, $122.75 from Community Supper receipts, $10.00 auxiliary donation, total $144.60, and November $73.15, December $37.27, January $30.68 bills totaling $141.10. Balance on Jan 11, 1933 is $3.55. Purchases include 53 pairs of shoes and 14 pairs of boots. remaining funds spent on hose and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Welfare Committee
Red Cross
National
Upper Sandusky
National Red Cross
W. B. A. Meeting Prepares for 1933 Officers
Good attendance attended the W B A meeting Friday evening as officers guards and members prepared for installation of the 1933 officers. A pot luck supper and social time will follow the Friday January 13 installation ceremony and refreshments were served.
Opening Beauty Shop In Bluffton By Mrs Bish
Mr and Mrs Edwin Bish of Bluffton have rented rooms above Flagg's bakery where Mrs Bish plans a beauty parlor opening. The move signals a new beauty business in the town with Mrs Bish as proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Bish
Bluffton
Flagg’s Bakery
Pythian Sisters Install 1933 Officers Thursday Evening
The 1933 officers will be installed Thursday evening. Mrs. C. C. Carry will install the officers. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Carry
Printed or Engraved Name Cards at the Carey Times Office
A brief note describes name cards printed or engraved for staff at the Carey Times office. It notes the items are kept on file and may be used for identification or greeting purposes. No additional details on individuals or dates are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
PTA Seeks Potato Donations for School Lunches
The PTA committee responsible for free lunches at the high school cafeteria requests potato donations. They need them immediately as about 50 children are served daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. A. Committee
Carey To Host Farmers Institute In Carey
Carey plans a Farmers Institute on February 6 and 7, the first state aid event for the town. It aims to draw broad community turnout and establish Carey as a regional institute center with leaders including Paul Reinhart and T D Romig coordinating programs and promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Smithville
Wooster
Paul Reinhart
T. D. Romig
Orpha Heath
Glen McKee
A. J. Ruehle
Wm. Pontius
Mark Karr
Ervin Wentling
Lavonne Garman
Ralph Brown
Institute
Once in a Blue Moon Operetta Presented by Salem High
Salem high school presents the operetta Once in a Blue Moon on January 18 and 19 in the Salem auditorium. Cast includes Moon Lady Dorothy Frank Mrs Montgomery Helen Berg Sylvia Montgomery Virginia Snyder Leatrice Montgomery Justine Orians and many others with Miss Eloise Price of Forest directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem High School
Salem
Moon Lady
Dorothy Frank
Mrs. Montgomery
Helen Berg
Sylvia Montgomery
Virginia Snyder
Leatrice Montgomery
Justine Orians
Babbitt Morton
Charles Smith
Betty Morton
Ellen Wolfe
Lila Lavender
Marie Wolfe
Billy Maxwell
Charles Shumaker
George Taylor
Arleus Swart
Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society Meeting
The Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church will meet Monday evening next week January 16 at Mrs. Wm. Walt's West Street home. Hostess assist is Mrs. Chester Chapman. Leaders are Mrs. Paul R. Clouser and Mrs. Grace Gamel. Mrs. W. G. Bradley reports on the national missionary convention in Baltimore last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Larmonth
Stork Delivers Three Newborns in Local Homes
A 10 pound daughter arrived Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs George Shultz near French town. An 80 pound son named Robert Ray was born to Mr. and Mrs Ray Lemon in Toledo at the Turnbell home. A 10 pound son was born Thursday morning at 6 40 to Mr. and Mrs Leroy Halderman of Dow Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shultz
Frenchtown
Ray Lemon
Toledo
Nelson Turnbell
Robert Ray
Leroy Halderman
Dow Street
Operation at Fostoria Hospital Reported
Mrs John Slotterbeck of S Pat terson street underwent an operation yesterday forenoon at the Fostoria hospital. Mrs Harold Bentz of Fostoria, Mr Slotterbeck, Mrs Mark Mitten and Mr and Mrs Wm Slotterbeck were at the hospital during the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Slotterbeck
S. Patterson, Street
Fostoria Hospital
Harold Bentz
Fostoria
Stlotterbeck
Mark Mitten
Wm. Slotterbeck
Victory class notice from Metho dist Sunday school
The Victory class of the Methodist Sunday school will meet this Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. J. E. Audritsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
J. E. Audritsh
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Marg Indrush
General i News
Alton Kinsinger
Athletic
William Pontius
Alvada Telephone Company
Kiwanis
C. L
C. Notice
Arcadia
W. B. A. News
Pythian Sisters
Have Farmers Institute
Lein
Suzanne
Ruth Weaver
Hop Sing Hi
Richard Weaver
Mooney
Gerald Gottfried
Skylark Reams
Norman Altwa
Martha Schoenberger
Eloise Price
Forest
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