Community Institute Poster and Writing Contests Planned
The Community Institute sponsors poster and writing contests judged February 26 and 27. Prizes similar to last year include a pencil for each writing entrant. Open to public and Parochial school pupils. Contest leaders include Mrs Martha Spensler Cecil Laird Mrs Ruby Criger Wealtha Wentling Sister M Olympia Sister M Vincent. FHA sells advertising for premium booklets to fund institute costs.
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Community Institute
Martha Spensler
Cecil Laird
Ruby Criger
Carey High School Progress Report Sent to Students and Parents
A report on the school's progress was given to each high school student after noon with requests to take it home with their regular subject reports. The parent reports aim to guide how parents can help their children maximize the school experience and will be the first in a series to keep supporters informed about Carey High School's program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Senior Scholarship Team Announced for upper class members
The Senior Scholarship Team, chosen from the upper quarter of the senior class, has been announced. Members include Martha Baker, Ruth Calmes, Joan Cole, Jane Haford, Rita McKinnon, Dorothy Miller, and Horace.
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Haseen
Martha Baker
Ruth Calmes
Joan Cole
Jane Haford
Rita McKinnon
Dorothy Miller
Horace
W B A Meeting Highlights Auction Lunch Gift
A recent W B A gathering featured a successful auction gate and lunch. Retiring past president Miss Alice Kinsinger received a gift for her year as president. next meeting is Friday January 23 at 8:15 PM in the Moose hall with all officers and members urged to attend.
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Alice Kinsinger
Moose Hall
Lions Club Benefit Show At Carey Theatre
The Carey Lions Club will sponsor a picture show at the Carey theatre on February 11 and 12 to benefit the Carey schools band. The film titled Carnegie Hall will be shown. Half of the net proceeds from advanced ticket sales will go to the band, with all band members selling tickets.
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The
Carey Lions Club
Carey Theatre
Carey
Carnegie Hall
Band Mothers Benefit Dance Set for February 7
A benefit dance for the Carey Band Mothers club will be held Saturday evening February 7 at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. The Revel Aires orchestra of Upper Sandusky will provide music. Admission is 50 cents.
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Carey Band Mothers’ Club
Revel Aires Orchestra
Upper Sandrusky
Carey Lodge 420 to Convene Friday Evening
Regular meeting of Carey Lodge No. 420 F and A M is scheduled for Friday evening. Work planned in the Fellowcraft degree. Dan W Weber W M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Lodge
No. 420
Dan W. Weber
W. M
Carey Times Critiqued Over City Manager Coverage
The Toledo Blade criticized Carey Times for errors in its profile of Carey’s city manager form of government. It notes misstatements about mayoral duties and outlines facts on electric power, budget balances, and the city’s parking ordinance controversy, while defending local reporting and public engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Blade
Carey
Don Wolfe
Blade
B. M. Bachar
G. C. Wagner
Ohio Power Co
Carey Times
Findlay Street
Times
State Highway Department
Wolfe
California
C. C. Simonis
Committees named for Carey Community Institute event
Clarence I. Bichert president of the Carey Community Institute named the Publicity committee to include Miss Marian Shook and the F. H. A. Room Arrangement committee with Principal Arthur Wohlers and Clarence Tucker. The Poster and Handwriting Exhibit committee was also listed for the annual event set for February 26 and 27 in the Carey high school auditorium.
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Clarence I. Bichert
The
Carey Community Institute
Carey High School
Marian Shook
Arthur Wohlers
Clarence Tucker
Heidelberg College choir to tour eastern states
The Heidelberg College concert choir from Tiffin will tour January 24 to February 3 visiting Ohio Pennsylvania and New York cities. The 60 voice ensemble directed by Ferrig E. Ohl has performed about 40 concerts last year and earned strong praise from press radio and pulpits. Soprano Donna Smith Iden of Carey will appear with the group.
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Tiffin
Heidelberg College
Ohito
Pennsylvania
New York
Ferrig E. ‘Ohl
Heidelberg Conservatory of Music
East
Middle West
Donna Smith Iden
Four R s for the Guianese Luther Leagues Special Service
Christ Lutheran Church hosts a Carey Luther Leagues event at 6 pm next Sunday to raise funds for a high school in Skeldon British Guiana. Participants include Jean Allen Mary Carolyn Stewart Elsie Hill Donald Hill Horace Newhard Frank Brown and Charles W Koons. The goal is 25000 with offerings from youths in grades 7 to 12.
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Luther Leagues of Christ Lutheran Church
Luther League of America
Skeldon
British Guiana
South America
Jean Allen
Mary Carolyn Stewart
Elsie Hill
Donald Hill
Horace Newhard
Frank Brown
Charles W. Koons
Ohio to distribute WWII bonus based on county veterans
Director Goble of the World War II Compensation Fund says 827000 Ohio WWII veterans form basis for the bonus plan. Beneficiary estimates rely on Army casualties at 16800 and Navy Marine Coast Guard casualties at 3200. Wyandot county expected beneficiaries set at 2000 with Seneca 5000 Hancock 4000 Hardin 3000 Marion 5000.
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Columbus
Chester W. Goble
Army
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Wyandot County
Seneca County
Hancock County
Hardin County
Marlon County
Stoll Family Buys Blue Haven Lunch in Fostoria Area
Mr and Mrs J. Stoll of Sandusky bought the Blue Haven Lunch on B Findlay street from Mr and Mrs Alfred Fleck who have returned to Fostoria. They plan a high class trailer court. Stoll, a former lake boat captain, is Kelley Island native. last boat was an auto ferry to Put-in-Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stoll
Sandusky
Blue Haven
Findlay Street
Alfred Fleck
Fostoria
Stoll
Kelley Island
Put-in-Bay
Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Clyde Roszman in Mercy Hospital
A son was born last Thursday at Mercy hospital in Tiffin to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roszman of 243% N Washington Street. The mother, Mary Martha Lab before marriage, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Lab Sr, now living in Akron.
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Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Clyde Roszman
Washington Street
That City
Roszman
Carey
Mary Martha Lab
Felix Lab
Akron
Radio Program Then and Now by Miss Joan Cole
Miss Joan Cole and Vern Huston Jr present a half hour of vocal solos on WMRN Marion. The program will start at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
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Joan Cole
Vern Huston, Jr
WMRN
Marion
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Monday January 26
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday evening January 26 in the legion hall with initiation planned.
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Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Fire Destroys Cal's Market
Fire destroyed the north end of Cal's Market on a Wednesday night around 11 30. Jess Hensley discovered the blaze, alerted Gal Risner and Carey fire department, which fought flames for about four hours but could not save the north end. The store at Foltz operated grocery suffered total loss under near freezing conditions with a long hose lay from Brayton and Vance streets.
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Jess Hensley
Gal Risner
Cal's
Western trip ends with blizzard in Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heck and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth O'Brien return from a five week Western Southwest vacation. They faced a 14 inch snowstorm near Dixon Tennessee, the deepest in 48 years, with no snow removal equipment leading to hazardous driving. the O'Briens traveled home by train from Nashville while the Hecks stayed until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Heck
Kenneth O’brien
Southwest
Dixon, Tenn
Nashville
Tennessee
Mrs. O’brien
Carey
Mrs. Heck
Two Fox Hunts Planned by Carey Sportsmen Saturday
Carey sportsmen schedule two fox hunts for Saturday. Morning meet at Carey park at 9 with west-side hunters at the Wyandot and Hancock county line. Afternoon meet at Crawford store at 1 with a $2 bounty per fox and prizes for the hunter who bags one. Two foxes sighted last Sunday holed up. none captured.
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Carey Sportsmen
Carey Park
Carey
Wyandot
Hancock County
Crawford Store
Carey Sportsmen’s Club
Home Return Of Patient Donald Yingling From Mercy Hospital
Donald Yingling was brought home to his parents in Tiffin from Mercy hospital after a 2½ week stay for an infection in his left foot. He previously suffered an injury on December 22 in Upper Sandusky when a casting fell on his foot, severing the large toe at the first joint, leading to his hospitalization.
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Donald Yingling
Mercy
Independent Basketball Tournament in Carey Catholic Hall
An independent basketball tournament begins at Carey Catholic hall on Saturday January 31 with games also scheduled February 1 7 8 and 165. Fifteen teams compete with four games each night backing Carey Porcelain Products and Carey Bursons.
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Carey Catholic Hall
Carey
Carey Porcelain Products
Carey Bursons
Revival Meeting At Memorial Church
Revival at Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church continues each evening at 730 except Saturday. Sunday night will be the closing meeting. Crowds attend nightly with good preaching and singing. Public invitation extended by Pastor B L with church leadership RBV.
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Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
RBV B. L. Lbe
Doctor Huston to Korea with Army Unit
Mr and Mrs W H Huston learned their son Dr Talmage Huston will be stationed in Korea with the Army. The message was mailed from Yokohama after he arrived in Japan. The doctor’s wife is staying with her sister in Chicago.
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W. H. Huston
Talmage Huston
Korea
Yokohama
Dr. Huston
Japan
Chicago
Bride Mary Alice O'Brien Wed in New Haven
The former Mary Alice O'Brien of New Haven Conn became the bride of Joseph Charles Vaughn son of Mr and Mrs J A Vaughn east of Carey on Saturday December 27 The ceremony was performed in St Josephs Catholic Church in New Haven The couple reside in Columbus where Mr Vaughn pursues a graduate engineering fellowship at Ohio State University
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Mary Alice O’brien
New Haven
Conn
Joseph Charles Vaughn
J. A Vaughn
Carey
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Columbus
Vaughn
Ohio State University
Salem Huskers dominate Carey 58 to 25 in basketball
Salem Cornhuskers overwhelmed Carey Blue Devils 58 25 Tuesday night. Weaver scored 22 for Salem while Dennison led Carey with 10. CareyBlue Devils edged Ada 38 36 last Friday as Dennison had 19 and Smith 12. Next, Fremont St Joe visits and Clyde follows next Tuesday.
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Salem Cornhuskers
Carey Blue Devils
Salem
Carey
Weaver
Dennison
Ada
Ada Bulldogs
Bill Dennison
Smith
Blue Devils
Fremont St. Joe
Clyde
Newly Installed Leaders Join Christ Lutheran Church Council
G. W. Summit Supt. George A. Hartman and Dr. Richard Wenner were installed last Sunday as three year term members of Christ Lutheran Church council. Summit was reelected, filling vacancies left by A. J. Ruehle and Fredrick Rife. Other council members include George W. Snyder Perry McDaniel I. BE. Mulholland Glen Williams William C. Loughley Grover C. Wagner and Pastor Wade H. Koons.
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G. W. Summit
George A. Hartman
Richard Wenner
Church Council of Christ Lutheran Church
Summit
Mr Hartman
Dr. Wenner
A. J. Ruehle
Fredrick Rife
George W. Snyder
Perry McDaniel
1. BE. Mulholland
Glen Williams
William CC. Loughley
Grover C. Wagner
Wade H. Koons
Longtime Gulf Mobile and Ohio Official Retires
D Sipe assistant comptroller of the Gulf Mobile and Ohio railroad retires from active service on December 31. He served 40 years with the Gulf Mobile and Ohio system and 50 years in railroad work. Born in Carey, he now resides in Wheaton Illinois, with a sister Mrs Gertrude Tate of Carey.
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Sipe
Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Mobile
Ala
Gertrude Tate
Carey
Wheaton, II
Legion to Hold Farewell Party Tuesday
Earl Green Post No 344 American Legion and the Auxiliary announce a farewell party Tuesday evening January 27 at the Legion hall. The event honors W J Heard who recently resigned as post commander to become city manager at Kinston North Carolina and will leave Carey about February 1.
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Earl Green
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
W J Heard
Heard
Kinston
N. C
Carey
Carey Farmers Cooperative stockholders meeting notice
The annual stockholders meeting of the Carey Farmers Cooperative Company will be held Thursday January 29 at 1 p m in the Methodist Church.
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The
Carey Farmers’ Cooperative Co
Methodist Church
Parish Mission at St Josephs opens February 1
A parish mission at St Josephs Catholic Church Salem township runs February 1 to February 8. It features lectures on Catholic belief led by Rev Cyprian Terwoord with daily Mass at 6 30 am and 7 30 pm rosary sermon and benediction each evening.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Salem Township
Cyprian Terwoord
Kiwanis Notes Highlight Ohio Northern Dean Speaker
Dr. Thomas J. Smull dean emeritus of Ohio Northern university spoke at the Carey Kiwanis meeting on Monday evening. He recounted humorous and tragic college athlete experiences and noted his Michigan point-a-minute squad days in 1904 and 1905. He is a past lieutenant governor of Kiwanis First Division. Next Monday new business will be on the program. every member is urged to attend.
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Thomas J. Smull
School of Engineering
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Carey Kiwanis Club
Smull
University of Michigan
Kiwanis
Leap Day Birthdays Tied to Wagner Inquiry
Mrs. J. T. Stombaugh reports Ray Logsdon of Tiffin will be 56 on February 29 and celebrate his 32nd wedding anniversary with his wife. It marks Patty Logsdon’s 4th birthday as well. The Logsdons, former Carey residents, include Mrs. Logsdon born Wavinia Haford.
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G. C. Wagner
J. T. Stombaugh
Ray Logsdon
Tiffin
Carey Farmers Community Club Plans Ladies Night
A Carey area farmers club meets Monday in the Knights of Columbus hall to finalize plans for ladies night on February 2. The Program Committee led by J. A. Vaughn Ralph Tanner and Walter Doran conducts the meeting with refreshments by W. O. Jordan Eugene Swerlein and Dean Wisner.
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Carey Farmers’ Community Club
Knights of Columbus
J. A. Vaughn
Ralph Tanner
Walter Doran
W. O. Jordan
Eugene Swerlein
Dean Wisner
R. A. M. Meeting With Carey Chapter
A special convocation of Carey chapter No. 159 is set for Monday January 26 at 7 30 p m with visitation by Marion chapter and work in R A M Refreshments. Carey chapter will visit Seneca chapter in Tiffin Thursday January 29 to confer the P M degree.
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Carey
Marion
R. A
Seneca
Tiffin
Real Estate Tax Books Open for 1947 Season
Wyandot County treasurer Karl F Kraus announces real estate tax books are now open for the first half of December 1947 and for the year 1947. Books close February 20, 1948.
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Karl F, Kraus
Wyandot County
Brotherhood Attends Findlay Meeting
Nineteen members of the Methodist Men's Brotherhood attended a Findlay meeting Tuesday night last week. Six members came from Vanlue to participate in the Howard Brotherhood session.
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Methodist Men’s Brotherhood
Howard Methodist Brotherhood
Findlay
Vanlue
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge to hold regular meeting
Rebekah Lodge No. 656 invites all members to a regular meeting on Tuesday evening January 27 urging attendance.
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Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
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Pegsy, Laird
Richard Rook
Jack Green
Samuel McChesney II
Elizabeth Romig
Jerry Hunter
Lions Club
Band Mothers
Masonic Lodge
the Blade
Com. Institute
Carey Luther Leagues
BLU Haven
Memorial Church
Arary
Joseph C. Vaughn
Salem Wallops
Lutheran
Mrom Railroad
Legion
Stockholders’ Meeting
St. Joseph's
Carey Farmers
Brotherhood
Rebekah Notich
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