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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1956

Page

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Philathea Class Meets at Mrs Perkins Home

The Philathea Bible Class of Memfiat U B Sunday School met at Mrs Myrtle Perkins home on a Tuesday evening January 3. Mrs Raymond Jacobs read scripture and Mrs Cora Hart led prayer. Truman Young led the lesson. Guests included the Bohlen and Yeater families from St Charles and near Wharton. The next meeting is planned with Mrs Ruehle on February 9.

Philathea Perkins Memfiat E.U.B Myrtle Perkins Raymond Jacobs Cora Hart Truman Young Mamie Green Hart

Fortnightly Club entertains with music and new members

Mrs. George Newhard hosted the Fortnightly Club with dessert for 21 members followed by piano pieces by four students. Three new members were welcomed: Mrs. Richard L. Hughes, Mrs. Douglas W. Myers, and Mrs. Charles Schwemley. An Ohio plant and animal life talk was given by Mrs. F. D. Jackson. The next meeting is set with Mrs. F. H. Frederick on Jan. 19.

Douglas W. Myers Charles Schwemley F. D. Jackson Ohio F. H. Frederick

Tiffin Hosts Friends For Decadent Saturday Party

Mr and Mrs Frederick Snobarger of Washington Street Tiffin entertained a group of Friends in their home Saturday evening A deco rated house and a late buffet lunch greeted guests including Mr and Mrs Calvin Thome Mr and Mrs Frederick Williams north of Carey Mr and Mrs Lewis Hawk Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Willams Mr and Mrs Robert Gibson Mr and Mrs Robert T Donelson Mr and Mrs Robert Wolfe of Bucyrus and Mr and Mrs Charles Wenner of Findlay Also Mr and Mrs Eugene Newell of Galion and Miss Mary Alice Markley could not attend.

Frederick Snobarger Washington Street Tiffin Calvin Thome Frederick Williams North of Carey Lewis Hawk Ferdinand Willams Robert Gibson Robert T. Donelson Robert Wolfe Bucyrus Charles Wenner Findlay Eugene Newell Galion Mary Alice Marckley

McCutchenville W S C S Meets Thursday

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of McCutchenville Methodist Church met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Richard Mullholand. Six teen members and two children were present. The meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Lester Snyder. Mrs. Edgar Bloom had charge of devotions and was assisted by Mrs. Blanch Stansberry, Mrs. Cletus Roster, Mrs. Arlis Hablitzel and Mrs. Myron Koch. Virgil Spray led the study on "The Changeless Gospel in a Revolutionary Age." There were 22 sick calls and 41 sick cards sent last month. Refreshments were served by Opal Mullholand and Mrs. Koch. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Sprau's home on Feb. 2.

Woman's Society of Christian Service of McCutchenville Methodist Church Richard Mullholand Lester Snyder Edgar Bloom Blanch Stansberry Cletus Roster Arlis Hablitzel Myron Koch Virgil Spray Opal Mullholand Koch

Carey Drops Tough Clash With Sycamore After Two Wins

Carey defeated Ada and Forest in previous nights then lost 65 to 54 to Sycamore on Tuesday. Dennis White and Jerry Orians each had 24 points for Carey while Dave Parshall led Ada with 16. Ed Wentling scored 18 for Carey. Next, Carey hosts North Baltimore on Tuesday Jan 17.

Carey Sycamore Ada Forest Dennis White Jerry Orians Dave Parshall Blue Devils Stone Carey Ed Wentling ADA Carey Risner Kauffman White Orians Rail Forest Carey White A Ereeee Rall - Oo Sycamore Carey Wentling Ai Ate

Carey Native Dies In Fostoria

Mrs. Mary Ish, 75, of 922 Mc Dougal Street, Fostoria, died at 10 pm Sunday Jan 8 1956 after a cerebral hemorrhage. Born in Carey Oct 18 1880 she lived there until moving to Fostoria 32 years ago and was married to Willam Ish Sept 15 1899. Survived by four of eight children 20 grandchildren and four sisters. funeral held at Bristol Funeral Home at 2 pm Wednesday with burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.

Mary Ish McDougal Street Fostoria Fostoria City Hospital Arling Ish Carey John Julia Ann (Wernement) Bakies Willam Ish Robert Ish Port Chinton Orville Los Angeles Calif Dorothy Chester) Law Gertrude Claude) Johnson Toledo Edward II Fred Bakies John E Reynolds Stella Imhoff Milan Midh EUB Bristoll Funeral Glenna Flannery Church of the Nazarene Spring Grove

Kroger Store Names New Manager at Local Outlet

Carl Goetz of Tiffisi relief man for the Kroger Co. becomes manager of the focal Kroger store, succeeding Donald Miesle who resigned to enter the insurance business in Fremont. Goetz assumed duties Monday morning.

Carl Goetz Tiffisi The Kroger Co Focal Kroger Donald Miesle Fremont Mr. Goetz

Peiffer Accepts Post With Bernard Furniture

Ray Peiffer of 152 S Muncie Street has begun a salesman role at Bernard Furniture Store on January 3. Bernard, owner, said Peiffer will also continue his insurance agency and invite clients to visit his home in the evenings.

Ray Peiffer Muncie Street Bernard Furniture Store Jerome Bernard Peiffer

Elects New Members to Church Council

Clarence J Hagley Joseph New hard and Dr H K Van Buren were elected to the Christ Lutheran Church Council at the annual meeting Tuesday night. They replace Alden J Smith Free Scourse and George Burks and will serve three-year terms. Other council members include Dr T Benton Peery president Dale Thomas T D Romig Dean Powell George Savidge Lester Herbert and W K Thomas.

Clarence J Hagley Joseph Newhard Dr H K van Buren Christ Lutheran Church Council Alden J Smith Free Scourse George Burks T Benton Peery Dale Thomas T D. Romig Dean Powell George Savidge Lester Herbert W K_ Thomas Christ Lutheran Church Church Council T. Benton Peery Alden J. Smith Free Scoarse T.D.” Romig W. K. Thomas Earl Burson Alden’ Smith Dale Frazier Winfield Hoff Howard Snyder W. C. Loughley Clyde Thomas George ‘Newhard Earl Burson Donald Keller Homer Robinson Ruth Karg Grover C. Wagner Grover Snyder George Newhard Forest Myers Merl Buckingham Perry McDaniel I E. Mullholand Mervin Shafer Wendell Myers Kenneth Heilman Alden Smith Lois Burks Melvin Swerlein Martha Fruth Eva Burks Elsie Hill Darel Eschbach Donald Fetters Charles Heck John L. Reynolds Harry Turnbell Perry Mac Daniel Hugh Hayman Russell Beidelschies J R. Castner Carl Heck Floyd Morrison W K. Thomas Earl Robison J . Zuebarth H. B. Keller H. R. Wenner Fordyce lLortz Frank Jackson van Baker Charles Schwemley Lowell Treece Jerome Bernard Clarence Hagley

Legion Wing Plans Fifth District Conference Ride

Fifth District American Legion Conference set for Sunday January 15 in Lodi. A bus will transport attendees weather permitting. if not, a car caravan will depart at 8 am.

American Legion Lodi

Y Teens back to session with talk on sportsmanship

Nutshell School resumed on Tuesday January 3 with the first Y-Teen meeting of the year nearly full. Elaine Dible opened with Psalm 90 and Mrs Leathers prayed. Guest speaker Carey football coach John Donaldson spoke on A Code of Sportsmanship for Girls outlining nine points including respect for officials and teammates.

Elaine Dible Diane Hotelling Sara Sparks John Donaldson Carey Ohio Carey High School Wrentling Ann Higgins Phyllis Beckley Charlene Clouse Edith Coldiron Ann Wohlgamuth Connie Hill Janet Sizemore Judy Markley

CANDIDATES MUST FILE PETITIONS BY FEB 8

The deadline for filing petitions for the general election on November 6 is 4 p.m. February 8. State candidates must file with the secretary of state. district candidates with the county board of elections of the district's most populous county. county candidates with their county board of elections. Offices include governor and other state posts, U S senator, and state judiciary. district offices include Congress representative, state senator, and Court of Appeals judge. Wyandot County offices list several county positions and judges.

Secretary of State Board of Elections County Board of Elections U. S Supreme Court Congress Court of Appeals Wyandot General Assembly Common Pleas

Towel Sale Success by JayceeJays

Mrs Carson Canade hosted 27 JayceeJays members at 310 Lake land Drive for a meeting. They voted to co sponsor the Mothers March on Polio with the Carey Optimist Club and discussed town drive planning. Mrs John Welsh spoke on appreciation of fine arts and literature. No February meeting will be held.

Carson Canade Lakeland Drive JayCeeJays Carey Ferdinand Williams Paul Rodgers Wayne Terry John Welsh Welsh Charles Mullholand Elroy Kitzler William Howard

Band Mothers Plan Movie Fundraiser in Carey

The Carey Band Mothers met at the High School with President Mrs. Melvin Ho presiding. Twenty six members answered roll call as minutes were read. plans were made for a Good Morning Miss Dove screening at the New Carey Theatre January 15 to 17 with tickets via Band Mothers.

Carey Band Melvin Hotelling Ira Hablitzel Robert Kitzler Glenn Barger Dove New Carey Theatre Hawk Carey High School Yoder Upper Sandusky John Welsh Hotelling Forest Myers Sylvester Jesko Paul Heck Samuel Gunther S. W. McChesney T. D Romig Joseph Teets Elmer Tong Richard Hunter Frederick Sopher Rolla Mick Warren Markley Michael Vaughn

Allan Smith Heads Carey Exempted Village Schools Board

Allan Smith Jr. was elected president of the Carey Exempted Village Schools Board of Education after reorganization. Harry Myers became vice-president with Forest Davis Vincent Brown and Dr Harry Hosafros continuing terms. The board kept monthly meetings and appropriated 276 444 for 1956 223 440 General Fund 43 000 for bond retirement and new building expense.

Allan Smith Jr Board of Education Carey Exempted Village Harry Myers Forest Davis Vincent Brown Harry Hosafros Smith

Ray Weininger Named Air Cadet Candidate in 1956

Eighth District Rep Jack Betts announced nominations for 1956 U S Military and Naval Academies. Ray mond J Weininger of McCutchenvale High School is among 10 district candidates for Air Force Academy examinations in Colorado. Principal Naval nominee is David J Hottenstein of Fostoria. other principal nomines include Clayton Carmean Jr of Kenton and Clo Edgington III of Findlay. N Henry Ruin nert of Marion named first alternate to all three principals.

Jackson E Betts United States Military and Naval Academies Betts Ai Force Academy Ohio Raymond J. Weininger McCutchenvale High School Air Force Academy Colorado Raymond Giller Weimunger Sycamore David J Hottenstein Fostoria U.S Naval Academy Annapols Clayton , Carmean Jr Kenton Clo E. Edgington III Pindlay US. Military Academy West Point N . Henry J Ruinnert Marion

Crawford S. School Elects New Officers

Crawford S school holds election of officers with Ray Hainman as superintendent and Wendell Wentling as treasurer and assistant chorister. Ruthanna Rader serves as librarian and Nina Rader is news reporter while Patty Har ns and Melya Wentling assist as librarians.

Crawford Methodist Sunday School Ray Hainman Delmer Lortz Sue Harris Ruthanna Rader Wendell Wentling Carl Rader Herbert Tortz Ruthann Rader Patty Harns Melya Wentling Nina Rader

New Home Occupants Move In On Dow Street

In New Home Mr and Mrs Noble Ales occupy their new two floor plan house on Dow Street Agnes Shull moved last Thursday from the James Phillips home to the H E Redick apartment on Patterson Street vacated by the Ales Mrs Lawrence Cole of near Mt Blanchard bought the Phillips property and plans to move here when the Phillips find another house

Noble Ales Dow Street Agnes Shull James Phillips Toledo Street H. E. Redick S. Patterson Street Ales Lawrence Cole Mt. Blanchard Phillips

Carey Band Mothers to Sponsor Weekend Movie Event

The Carey Band Mothers sponsor the film Good Morning Miss Dove at the New Carey Theatre from Sunday to Tuesday January 15 to 17 with shows at 7 and 9 30 p m and a Sunday matinee at 2. Band Mothers receive 2 percent of advance ticket sales only and do not profit from box office tickets. Buy from a Band Mother to support the Carey School Band. Regular prices apply.

Carey Band Mothers New Carey Theatre Carey School Band

Stork brings four new births to Marion area families

A son, Larry Ray Geckle, was born January 4 at Marion Hospital to Ronald and Mrs Geckle of Marion. A 6 pound 13 ounce boy, Robert Allen Hesson, arrived January 4 at Wyandot Memorial Hospital to Luther and Wanda Hesson of Wharton. A 9 pound baby boy, Robert Kitzler, was born January 4 at Wyandot Memorial Hospital to Robert and Edith Kitzler of Toledo with four brothers and three sisters. A 7 pound 3 ounce Roger Allen Peiffer was born January 5 at Mercy Hospital Tiffin to Ray and Ardene Peiffer of St Muncie Street.

Larry Ray Marion Hospital Ronald Geckle Marion Geckle Carey High School Nelson Turnbell Wyandot Memorial Hospital Luther Hesson Blanchard Robert Allen Burley Hesson Wharton Wanda Wood Rossford Robert Kitzler North Street Kitzler Edith Greeno Russell Greeno Green Springs Frank Kitzle

Third Order Officers Are Installed Here

The Epiphany feast marked the installation of new Third Order officers at Our Lady of Consolation Church in the 7 30 p m service. Fr Richard Arlt OFM Cony led prayers and spoke on the Franciscan rule. Officers Mauss Isabelle Collet prefect Mass Isabelle Bradman secretary vice prefect and Mrs Sylvester Myers treasurer were installed. About 48 members from Tiffin French Town and Carey attended.

St Francis St Anthony Fraternity Our Lady of Consolation Richard Arlt OFM Cony John Welsh Mauss Isabelle Collet Mass Isabelle Bradman Sylvester Myers Miss Collet Harry Myers St. Francis of Assisi Tiffin Frenchtown Carey

Police Court Fines Levied by Justice Clyde Jenkins

In Police court last week Judge Clyde Jenkins levied fines and costs for two cases. DC Whitebaker, 63, of reckless driving, was fined $20 with $860 costs cited by Officer Paul F Pahl. George Hampton, 36, of Fostoria, for permitting a minor to drive without a license, was assessed $10 fine and $860 costs. Chief Henry Pieracins supervised.

Clyde Jenkins DC Whitebaker Paul F Pahl George Hampton Fostoria Henry Pieracins

Missionaries to India to Speak at Christ Church Sunday

Dr and Mrs Robert S Oberly, missionaries to India on furlough, will guest speak at Christ Lutheran Church Wheaton Illinois Sunday January 15. They will address the Sunday School and the worship service, with an informal 730 pm film and social hour in the gym, titled Sharing the Gospel in Rural India. Mrs Oberly, formerly Jennie Larmonth, has relatives in the area and is supported by Christ Lutheran Church.

Robert S Oberly India Wheaton Ill Christ Lutheran Church Oberly Jennie Larmonth Carey

Bake Sale by Cub Pack 31 at Dible's shop

Cub Pack 31 sponsors a bake sale Saturday morning from 9 to 12 at Dible's Plumbing Shop. Proceeds support pack activities and community service.

Cub Pack 31 Dible

Kiwanis Club to Install Officers and New Members

The Carey Kiwanis Club, with about twenty members present, held its weekly dinner and meeting at the Homestead Restaurant. Retiring president T H Malesh announced installation of 1956 officers led by Edward C Guenther of Bowling Green and welcomed new members Robert Mapes Robert Frederick C A Yeoman George Black and Clair Bare.

Twentty-ning Carey Kiwanis Club Homestead T. H. Malesh Edward C. Guenther Bowling Green Edgar B. Keller Loren L. Pace Alfred Gardner

First Graders Must Be 6 By November 1

Carey Exempted Village Board of Education voted to change first grade eligibility to require a child be 6 before November 1 1956 for the 1956 57 school year. The previous year’s cutoff was December 1 and the move aligns with county schools including Upper Sandusky.

Carey Exempted

Farm tenants moving in on Elm Hill Road south of Carey

Mrs Wright rents 165 acre farm south of Carey to Mr and Mrs Everett Wise who will move in after the house at the Wright farm is vacated. Lortz, tenant of Romig, to take over 231 acres west of Carey while Romig enlarges a barn to 538 by 108 feet and modernizes the tenant house. Around March 1, the Lortzs and sons will move. the Wises move to the Wright farm when ready. Their daughter is Mrs Wendell Hackworth.

W H. Wright Carey Elm Hill Road Everett Wise Arlington Fordyce Lortz T D Romig Romig Roger Gary Wises Wright Farm Wendell Hackworth

Leaving Today For California

Mrs Roy Kirkwood and Mrs Ralph Hamler plan travel by train to Hawthorne California today. They will stay with John Borentz and his daughter Joni in Carey and return in February. Mrs Borentz said her husband underwent kidney stone surgery and Mrs Kirkwood will help care for him.

Roy Kirkwood South Street Hawthorne Calif Ralph Hamler New Britain

Library Board Reelects Officers in Regular Session

The Dorcas Carey Library Board met January 3 for annual reorganization. All officers were re-elected: President John Greer, Vice-President Paul Heck, and Clerk-Treasurer Miss Carolyn Newhard. Newhard was rehired as librarian with Mrs Sam Wenner as assistant. Members present included Mrs Dale Frazier, Mrs Walter Klein, Mrs George Newhard, Douglas W Myers, Dr Ro B Vogel, and John Greer. Mr Heck was unable to attend.

Dorcas Carey Library Board John Greer Paul Heck Carolyn Newhard Newhard Sam Wenner Dale Frazier Walter Klein George Newhard Douglas W Myers Ro B Vogel Heck

Toledo IRS reminds on 1955 estimated tax payment deadline

Dastrut Director G C Hooks of the Internal Revenue Service warns taxpayers in the Toledo District that January 16 is the final installment deadline for 1955 estimated taxes. Since January 15 falls on a Sunday, January 16 grants an extra grace day and is also the last date to amend prior estimates to avoid penalties for under estimation.

Toledo Dastrut G C Hooks Internal Revenue Service

Lakeland Skating Permitted with Proper Conduct

Lakeland Corp announces skating allowed at Lake land provided participants behave properly and do not destroy property.

Lakeland THE Lakeland Corp

Christ Lutheran Church Plans Progress for Centennial Build

Plans move forward for Christ Lutheran Church new building as the 95th anniversary in 1953 leads to a 1958 centennial goal of 150000 dollars. A Jan 18 dinner will present the building plan to committees, with numerous named church leaders and subcommittees listed.

Christ Lutheran Church

ANSWER FIRE CALLS

Carey firemen made two runs in the past week. Saturday they were called to the site of Mr and Mrs Dale Myers on Route 15 where a fire in a well digger's outfit destroyed rear tires and a belt and caused a short. Tuesday evening at 655 a run was made to Wayne Brinker's home on W Brown Avenue to a chimney fire with no damage.

Carey Dale Myers Route 15 Wayne Brinker Brown Avenue

Soroptimists to Co Sponsor Mothers March on Polio

Carey Soroptimist Club held its dinner meeting at the Homestead Restaurant on January 3 with hosts Miss Jennie Steen and Mrs Russell Walchiser. The group decided to co sponsor the 1956 Mothers March on Polio with the Jaycees. Next meeting is January 17 at 7 30 with Mrs Victor Dunn.

Carey Homestead Jennie Steen Russell Walchiser JayCeeJays Victor Dunn

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Bohlen Alvin’ Koch Joe Hollander Elmer Bohlen Mary Lee Carol Elmer, Jr St. Charles Mr. Bohlen Fred Bohlen Fred, Jr Glen Avenue Mr. Hollander Wilbert Bohlen Cynthia David Near Wharton Harry Yeater Steven Kathy Jim Susan William Kitzler Lonsway Norbert ‘Schimitz Wesley Wonder Forrest Wenner Wallace Ruehle Paul Powell C. C. Wender Arden Doppler Nicholas Hucke Charles Reis Clarence Adelsperger Charles Buckland Paul Smith Delmar Grubel Floyd Shetler Reis Ruehle P.R.S. Club Robert Mott Mott Glenn Williams McCutchenville W.S.C.S North Baltimore Kroger Store Bernard’s Legion News Allan Smith Ray Weininger Crawford S. School Band Mothers Stork Christ Church Bake Sale Kiwanis Club California Library Board Soroptimists
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