Norwalk St Paul Defeat Carey In Close Game
In Friday action Norwalk St Paul defeated Carey 60 to 18 as Keller led Carey with 18 points in the first quarter. Crestline then surged to a 30 to 15 win over Carey in Crestline, while Carey later showed improvement but could not overcome Crestline's lead. The report also notes classroom activities as seventh through freshman grades work on cooking sewing service and fashion projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk St. Paul
Carey
Norwalk
Keller
Nor
Arey
Crestline
Down Old Cotton Road Breathes Woes Of Hard Times
In a melancholy lament the narrator speaks of fields overgrown with weeds and grasses in cotton growing season. Children play as families mourn. Healy burdens and groaning shacks mark Cotton Road as all hope for crops fades and people seek to leave. The refrain asks to count crops failing along Cotton Road.
Short Monday Program Delights 7th Graders Host Fundraiser
A 15 minute program featured magician Mr. Moore. He demonstrated tricks and sparked interest in the full show next evening. The 7th graders handled ticket sales to raise funds for the school activity fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Fifth Grade Chapel Program Showcases New Song Books
The group presented their first high school chapel program featuring new song books. Musical numbers included Come Thou Almighty King Love's Old Sweet Song and student pieces by Alice Wonder Eleanor McChesney Frances Peirce. A short play Realistic Reading Convention and poems Readings by Mr Arah from Ecclesiastes were included with selected poems Maud Nuller Leak in the Dyke My Efe Lies over the Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Alice Wonder
Eleanor McChesney
Frances Peirce
Maud
Arah
Struggles With Tests Highlight End Of Period Pain
This week students endure six week tests of the third period with report cards due next week. Even after exams end the cycle continues as semester exams loom, creating ongoing stress for students and staff.
Patterson eligible to join team next semester under OSHAA rules
Gaylord Patterson trains with the team and will be eligible Monday, at the start of the new semester, to participate. OSHAA rules permit a moving athlete without parents to play only after a full semester has passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Patterson
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Huffman Elected President of League of Six Nations
Mr. Huffman was elected president succeeding Father Gallagher of Fostoria. He and Coach Kingsmore attended a league meeting in Tiffin last Thursday evening where the 1936 football schedule was arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffman
League of Six Nations
Father Gallagher
Fostoria
Kingsmore
Tiffin
Will Close Local Liquor Branch
A state liquor store branch at Simonis grocery rear will close January 21 after Attorney General Bricker ruled it part of the state system. Citizens protest, noting loss of convenient access and potential bootlegging resurgence. From Oct 3 1934 to Jan 11 21 217 bottles sold worth $17045 with about $7000 in taxes and nearly $3000 profit to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Simonis
Simonis Grocery
Bricker
Grover Traxler
C L O C Installs Officers For 1936 Year
Rev Cyprian Terwoord installed the Catholic Ladies of Columbia officers Monday evening. Elected were Frances Riester president, CD Calmes vice president, Cletus Remlinger treasurer, H L Pahl recording secretary, Clarence Hoeps financial secretary, Catherine Riester monitor, P B Emerine inner guard, W B Hoff trustee for three years. Appointives include Russell Wicklser musician and several committee chairs. social meeting set for January 22 with Elmer Messmer to chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprian Terwoord
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Frances Riester
CD. Calmes
Cletus Remlinger
H. L. Pahl
Clarence Hoeps
Catherine Riester
P. B. Emerine
W. B. Hoff
Russell Wicklser
Elmer Messmer
Ralph Pahl
John Greer
John Pahl
C. M. Brown
M. C. Yost
Helen Courtad
Edmund Pahl
L. M. Remlinger
Local Cy's Chevrolet Leads County In Car Registrations
Wyandot county statistics show 67 new cars registered last month with Cy's Chevrolet leading the county in low price field sales for the second straight month. One dealer had higher November 1934 numbers only by combining three makes. Cy's Chevrolet Co. again topped county figures for new car registrations in November 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy's Chevrolet Co
Clerk of Courts
Wyandot County
Miss Mary Miller Injured Carrying Boiler at Green Home
Miss Mary Miller sustained severe scalds to the left shoulder and arm after slipping while carrying a boiler of boiling water from the basement to the upstairs at Mr and Mrs Green's home. A local physician dressed the injuries and she is reported to be getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
William Green
iEW BRIDGE ON RANGER ROAD MAINTENANCE PROJECT
The state Highway department replaces the bridge on Ranger road between the Walter Gottfried residence and Joe Thiry farm. Traffic is detoured via Gintert road during the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Walter Gottfried
Joe Thiry
Lawhead Accepts Secretarial Post at Bowling Green
Miss Anna Lawhead, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Lawhead of north of town, has accepted a secretarial position in the office of Bowling Green University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lawhead
Bowling Green University
Miss Lawhead
Clarence Lawhead
North of Town
Junior W. B. A. Meeting Notice
There will be a meeting of the junior W B A Friday afternoon. All members are urged to be present.
Will Discuss Cooperation Monday Evening
On January 20 at 8 o clock a discussion of cooperation especially farm cooperation will be held in the agriculture room of the high school. Rev Marlon E Tinsler pastor of the Methodist church will lead the first discussion. All interested in agriculture or community welfare are invited including ladies. The meeting will replace the regular short course in agriculture on Monday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon E. Tinsler
Methodist Church
New Galt Hotel Renovation Promises Fresh Start
Manager Wagen Knecht expects Thomas Hucknall to visit and discuss how far Carey should back a modern hotel upgrade. A rise in room registrations signals improving demand while an Ohio and four surrounding states advertising push aims to boost Carey and local business this year.
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Galt
Wagen Knecht
Thomas Hucknall
Carey
Wlagenknecht
Ohio
Hucknall Arrives in Carey After Galt Operator Visit
As we go to press word arrives that Mr Hucknall, operator of the Galt, reached Carey on Wednesday evening in a developing local transport update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hucknall
Galt
Carey
Upper Sandusky Visits Carey Epworth League
Sunday evening 63 attending the service of the Upper Sandusky league of the First Methodist church at Carey. Program included Prelude Catherine Mirsch Reading Whither Goest Thou Thomas Norton Violin solo Mildred Coleman Song leader Rev R B Coleman Topic introduction Gladys Little Panel What Young People Around the World Are Doing China Beatih Miscum Japan Louis Rucker India Mary Louise Blair South America Jeanne Snyder United States Charlotte Hehr Mexico Katherine Irwin Closing poem Ring Out Wild Bells Elsie Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
First Methodist Church
Catherine Mirsch
Thomas Norton
Mildred Coleman
R. B. Coleman
Gladys Little
China
Beatih Miscum
Japan
Louis Rucker
India
Mary Louise Blair
South America
Jeanne Snyder
United States
Charlotte Hehr
Mexico
Katherine Irwin
Elsie Graham
Stage Enlarged at Catholic Parish Hall
The Catholic parish hall stage has been enlarged and newly equipped. Oak veneer fronts the stage with blue velour drapery bearing a gold emblem. Blue velour curtains operate on a noiseless track. New scenery includes a cyclorama with back drop two wings and four borders on tracks.
Pythian Sisters to Initiate Five Tonight
Five candidates will be initiated this Thursday evening at the regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters. Miss Reva Dame will serve as installing officer with Mrs. E. C. Harshberger as grand manager and Mrs. Frank Slemmer as grand senior. A pot luck supper will follow.
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Pythian Sisters
Reva Dame
E. C. Harshberger
Frank Slemmer
Methodists Parsonage Heating System Noted Improved
The parsonage heating system has been altered and completed after action by the parsonage committee. The Ladies Aid Society funded the expense at their meeting last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsonage
Methodist
Ladies Aid Society
A C and Y Bridge Work Advances Near Sycamore
Work on the new concrete and steel single span bridge replacing the wooden structure on the AC and Y railroad progresses three miles this side of Sycamore.
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AC & Y
Sycamore
C K O Holds Dance at Hall on Vance Street
The C K of O will host a dance at their hall on Vance Street Thursday evening January 16. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. of
Vance Street
Kiwanis Club Enjoys Magic Show At Pilgrim House
Kiwanis members and guests were entertained for 45 minutes by J E J Moore a Newark magician at the Pilgrim House. The audience applauded tricks of sight of hand and mystery with plans discussed for local road improvements and a future music director appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Pilgrim House
E. J." Moore
Newark
A. J. Love
Findlay
National Lime and Stone Co
J. B. Moore
Harry Myers
Robert Ewing
al Wagenknecht
Clyde Kitto
Love
R. G. Spencer
Carey
Fox Road
Tiffin Highway
Armholtz
Earl S. Burson
Honored Fr. Paul Vollrath at Our Lady of Consolation
More than 500 parishioners gathered at the Our Lady of Consolation church parish hall to honor Rev. Paul Vollrath O M C on his birthday January 1 and name day January 25. A program of music and child selections from the parish school was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Paul Vollrath
Lutheran Missions Meeting At Christ Lutheran Church
Mrs Almon Blue, president, led a meeting of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society at the parish house Wednesday afternoon last week. Mrs F A Galbroner led devotionals and Mrs Edward Riester conducted the study titled Our Jewish Neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon Blue
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church
F. A. Galbroner
Edward Riester
Salade Indicted in Green Springs Advertising Scheme
The Seneca county grand jury returned thirteen true bills after examining 24 witnesses and reviewing 18 cases. Lou L. Salade of Carey was indicted for obtaining $10 under false pretenses in promoting an advertising scheme at Green Springs.
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Seneca County
Grand Jury
Green Springs
Lou L. Salade
Carey
Bicycle Riding on Sidewalks Prohibited by City
In the business section bicycle riding on sidewalks is forbidden. Several people were slightly injured in the past year, prompting enforcement by police under Mayor Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E
Hunter
Nelson MecLarkey Opens The Fixit Shop On Findlay Street
Nelson MecLarkey opens The Fixit Shop at 217 KE Findlay street offering repair service for electrical fixtures electric motors household appliances radios and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson MecLarkey
KE Findlay Street
McLarkey
WB A lodge meeting for candidates initiation Friday
All members of the WB A lodge are requested to attend Friday evening as candidates will be initiated during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WB. A
Be liefs That Register Sermon Series Pre Easter Focus
The Methodist pastor Rev. Marlon E. Tinsler announces a pre Easter sermon series titled Beliefs That Register. The talks will expound the church's stance today and its daily life implications, covering six topics: I Believe in God, I Believe in Jesus Christ, I Believe in the Holy Spirit, I Believe in Forgiving Sins, I Believe in the Communion of Saints, I Believe in Life Everlasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon E. Tinsler
God
Jesus Christ
Communion of Saints
Embezzlement Charge Filed Against Local Church Official
Troy A. Dahn 60 of Toledo was arrested on two warrants accusing embezzlement from the Reformed Church Home for the Aged funds. The alleged shortages totaled 11 000 over three years. Dahn pleaded not guilty and a hearing was set in Upper Sandusky with Deputy Sheriff Paul H. Prey and Justice F. E. Weidaw presiding.
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Troy A. Dahn
Hathaway Street
Toledo
The
Reformed Church Home For the
Upper Sandusky
Paul H. Prey
Dahl
G. W
Good
Trinity and
Evangelical Church
Dahn
Justice of the Peace F. E
W C T U Meeting Studies Civic Bills At Home
The W C T U met Friday afternoon at Mrs H B Keller's on E Findlay Street. Mrs Myrtle Perkins led devotionals and Mrs Elza Jacobs led a civics review. Members discussed three bills of interest including Capper's Carbon Liquor Advert ising, Liquor and Our Nation's Capital, and The Sheppard Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Cc. T. U
H. B. Keller
E. Findlay Street
Myrtle Perkins
Elza Jacobs
Wnen
Senator Capper
E. S. Burson
Millie Payne
Sheppard
Mattie Myers
Knights of Pythias Install Officers at Local Hall
On Thursday evening at the Pythian hall corner Patterson and South streets Justus lodge No. 393 installed officers led by installing officer J E Audrush Chancelor commander W E Montague vice commander W R Wright prelate Rev Paul R Clouser M of W Jay Black M of F J E Audrush K of R and 5 H G Chambers M at A Dr W N Johnson inner guard Dr F L Moyer outer guard Laurel Lanning Refreshments were served after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
W. N. Johnson
F. L. Moyer
Laurel Lanning
Operation in Toledo Impacts Tymochtee Resident
Mrs. Bessie Ewing of Tymochtee underwent a serious operation at Women and Children's Hospital in Toledo on Monday January 6. She is recovering nicely. She is sister to Mrs Earl Alter of South Street and lived with Aunt Mrs Josephine Higgin s who died last Thursday while visiting with Mrs Cora Kenan of Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Ewing
Tymochtee
Women and Children’s Hospital
Toledo
Ewing
Earl Alter
South Street
Josephine Higgins
Cora Kenan
Upper Sandusky
National Lime and Stone Co Sees Business Pick Up in 1935
Reports from reliable sources indicate a marked improvement in business at the National Lime and Stone Co for 1935. Prospects for the future are exceptionally good. The company owns and maintains eight plants, and the Carey plant is said to have made the best showing of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lime and Stone Co
Carey
Office Hours at Board of Public Affairs
Miss Eugenia Henry sets office hours at the Board of Public Affairs. The first ten days of each month run from 8 30 to 10 30 am and 11 30 am to 5 pm. For the balance of the month hours are 8 30 to 10 30 am and 11 30 am to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Henry
Board of Public Affairs Office
Card of Thanks to Mercy Hospital Visitors
Oleta J Ruffing thanks friends who visited while she was a patient at Mercy hospital. She thanks Father Pat and Harry Bristoll for their services, those who sent cards and flowers, and the Young Ladies Sodality for their remembrance.
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Mercy Hospital
Father Pat
Harry Bristoll
Young Ladies Sodality
Oleta J
Second Cataract Operation Reported for Mrs. Lowery
Mrs. Susan Lowery is a patient at Findlay hospital after a second cataract operation on her left eye. The Monday forenoon procedure was performed by Dr. H. R. Wynn. Mrs. Lowery will be 83 years old March 12.
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Susan Lowery
Findlay Hospital
H. R. Wynn
Carey Times Covers Printing Trades Ads and Envelopes
A brief note highlights The Carey Times as a hub for letter reads and envelopes and, in fact, commercial printing of all kinds.
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Carey Times
Parochial School News Class Monitor elected and spelling winners
Parochial Virginia Kurtz was elected class monitor at a class meeting Friday afternoon. The class named Monica Mullholland Franklin Elchert and Charles Mulholland as other nominees and set eight self government rules. Several students earned 100 percent in spelling or spelling dictation across 3rd and 4th grades, with groups of first and second grade pupils visiting ill classmates Joe Garn and Gordon McKinnon, bringing fruit, candy, and a Mother Goose book, and Santa delivering indoor games before Christmas.
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Virginia Kurtz
Monica Mullholland
Franklin Elchert
Charles Mulholland
Erma Yost
Mildred Lonsway
Rosemary Stark
Mildred Kramer
Marjorie Vaughn
Esa Jacob
Robert Stark
Amos Black
Lauretta Billock
Marguerite Bakies
Mary Fabiani
Mary K. Davidson
Maxine Kramer
Margaret Mangett
Mary Louise Myers
Charles Mathern
Richard McLaughlin
Lillian McLaughlin
Geneva McLaughlin
James Myers
Rita Niederkahr
Marie Neff
Dread McKinnon
Eugene Schreiner
Billy Vaughn
Mary Pieranunzio
Thomas Pahl
Eleanor Bakles
Mildred Kummerer
Joe Garn
Examinations Begin Next Tuesday Prompt Study Push
The speaker urges students to prepare now to reduce worry during exams. Emphasizes that more work before tests leads to less fretting afterward and encourages collective effort.
Perfect Spellers Named in Third Grade List
This week the third grade recognizes students with perfect spelling scores including Bar bara Orians David Haford Gloria Rufling and Pasqualina De Falco for the spell check period.
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Barbara Orians
David Haford
Gloria Rufling
Pasqualina de Falco
Hungarian Goulash Supper and Dance By Young Ladies Sodality
The Young Ladies Sodality hosts a Hungarian goulash supper and dance at the Catholic parish hall Tuesday evening with Hagerman's orchestra and Virgil Hoffbauer providing music and calling for the mixed dancing after supper. Menu includes goulash perfection salad fruit cake and coffee. Supervisor Miss Eulalia Hoepf with assistants Miss Helena Messmer Miss Caroline Kummerer Miss Mary Lamberjack Miss Martha Hoepf Miss Genevieve Dow Miss Imelda Orians and Miss Magdalene Arnold. Admission 25 cents.
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Young Ladies Sodality
Hagerman
Virgil Hoffbauer
Eulalia Hoepf
Helena Messmer
Caroline Kummerer
Mary Lamberjack
Registrations At The Galt Hotel List Week Guests
The New Galt Hotel shows a week of registrations featuring V L Garson from Columbus, T H Shambaugh of Columbus, R G Ritter from Youngstown, Ralph Andregge of Mansfield, Walter W Zeig of Marlon, H F Teal of Plymouth, P H Smith of Cleveland, S Belagh and S Googely of Detroit, C Cundliff of Detroit, H G Watkins of Akron, Benton Moore of Newark, E J Moore of Newark, A J Hart of Akron, Fred G Kasso of Toledo, and P Fisher of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Galt Hotel
V L. Garson
Columbus
T. H. Shambaugh
R .G. Ritter
Youngstown
Ralph Andregge
Mansfield
Walter W. Zeig
Marlon
H F Teal
Plymouth
P. H. Smith
Cleveland
S Belagh
Detroit
S Googely
C. Cundliff
Dtroit
H G Watkins
Akron
Benton Moore
Newark
E. J. Moore
District League Rally Held at Local Methodist Church
A Sunday afternoon district Leaguers rally gathered at the Methodist church beginning at 2:30. A model league program was presented by the Fostoria league and the business session led by Cecil King, district president, planned a mid winter institute set for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Fostoria League
Cecil King
Death of Francisco Fabiani in Castilligne Pescara Italy
Fred Fabian received word of the death of his father Francisco Fabiani found dead after a heart attack at his Castilligne Pescara home. He died December 26 aged 74. He is survived by his wife, two sons and two daughters. He was a blacksmith like his sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fabian
Francisco Fabiani
Castilligne Pescara
Taly
Tax Examiner to Help Vendors in Carey
Miss Clair Gipson sales tax examiner for Wyandot County will assist vendors in making sales tax returns at Carey Public Library from 9 00 am to 4 30 pm on Friday January 10 17 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Gipson
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot County
Carey
Eastern Star Meeting Announcement
Crawford chapter No. 168 O E S invites all members to a Friday evening gathering urging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Meeting
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Public School News
Rosemary Kramer
Home Economics
Healey
Cotton Road
Mr. Huffman
Rep. Traxler
Chevrolet
Iew Bridge
Ranger Road
Bowling Green
Carey Epworth
Pythan Sisters
A.C. & YY. Bridge
C. K
New Galt
Leonard Klein
Carey and
Wharton
Arnholt
Theodore Myers
Ralph Hamlet
J. F. Dible
Ralph Kurtz
Graham Riley
Lowell Treece
Paul
Lutheran Missions
Salade
W. GB. A. Meeting
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Board OF Public
Parochial School News
Gordon McKinnon
Santa
District League
Crawford
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