Public School News Faces Flu Disruption and Pause
Reporter Eleanor McChesney notes opening as usual on Monday but attendance down by 28 percent due to flu. Rev B L Lee spoke at chapel delivering a sermon on Be Swarmed Be content Be honest and Be happy. School closing for the rest of the week was announced, delaying a student council program planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Lee
Evangelical Church
Driver
Mulholland
Buddy Pleracini
Alton Kinsinger
Grace Firestine Returns to West Building Third Grade
Miss Grace Firestine, third grade teacher at the West building, resumes duties Monday morning after an extended illness. Religious education class divisions postponed until next week for better group estimates. Pastors from four local churches to teach their groups each Wednesday morning, earning one fourth credit for the work in the next semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Firestine
Basketball Games Fall to Epidemic Postponements
The basketball schedule was disrupted by an epidemic with last week’s games postponed and the same fate awaiting this week’s contests.
Skylark Club Visits Jeanette MacDonald Concert in Columbus
The Skylark chapter of the Jeanette MacDonald club with Miss Helen Smith as counsellor traveled to Columbus en masse to attend a Memorial Hall concert sponsored by the Columbus Women's Music Club. Funds were raised by cookie sales and tickets for Bitter Sweet to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skylark
Jeanette MacDonald
Miss MacDonald
Carey Theatre Stops Paid Ads After January 16
Leo T. Jones of the Carey Theatre announces no more paid commercial advertising on the screen effective January 16. Contracts held by semi owner forced a rally fund on the screen, but those expired January 16 and no new contracts will be granted to any advertising company or individuals for the Carey Theatre screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo T. Jones
Carey Theatre
Semivr
Jones
Carey Semen to Stage Show at Local High School
The Carey fire department plans a combined 3 act drama and moving picture show titled The Movie Queen to be shown February 13 and 14 at the high school auditorium. Miss Mildred Lamson of the Amateur Theatre Guild of New York will direct the play and film local scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Fire Department
Mildred Lamson
Ytheatre Guild of New York
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude after bereavement
Our sincere thanks to all who assisted during our recent bereavement. We thank neighbors, friends, Rev Clouser, the singers and Mr Bristoll for services. Mrs Frank Ogg and children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clouser
Bristoll
Frank Ogg
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge Meeting Scheduled
The Rebekah lodge at Palm Leaf will hold a meeting next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Carey Plans $25,000 Street Resurfacing and Safety Purchases
Lima state highway rep meets with Mayor Bachar and village council to discuss widening and resurfacing N Vance Street from North Street to Courtad Road and the Findlay to North Street segment. Estimated cost is 25 000 with Carey paying 20 percent. Council approves. They also vote to buy smoke masks rubber boots and coats for the fire department and grade Beckwith subdivision streets to stake three new houses. A stop light for Findlay and Patterson is tabled as state traffic light standards loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Office
Lima
B. M. Bachar
Paul Heck
Warren Markley
John Pahl
N. Vance Street
North Street
Courtad Road
Carey
Findlay
North Streets
Beckwith
Patterson Streets
Carey Tax Rates 1940 Rise in Wyandot County
Wyandot County treasurer E C Richmond reports Carey corporation tax rate for 1940 at 16.60. Crawford to Carey 12.50. Crawford to Upper Sandusky 13.30. Other rates include Ridge to Carey 17.80, Ridge to Richland 12.80, Ridge to Vanlue 12.90, Salem 11.20, Salem to Richland 12.10, Salem to Upper Sandusky 12.40, Wharton 13.00. Upper Sandusky corp highest at 21.00. lowest 8.90 shared by Crane to Mifflin and Kirby to Mifflin school district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Richmond
Wyandot County
Carey Corporation
Crawford
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Ridge
Richland
Idge
Vanlue
Salem Township
Salem
Righland
Wharton
Upper Sandusky Corporation
Crane
Mifflin
Kirby
Gilliland Body Returned to St Louis for Burial
Undertaker and Harry Bristoll left Tuesday for St Louis to receive the body of A G Gilliland who died December 23 in that city. The body was placed in a vault awaiting instructions from relatives and will remain at Bristoll funeral home until services, likely Saturday afternoon. Gilliland was brother to Mrs F S Beebe and to Miss Sue, Miss Della, and J H Gilliland of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bristoll
St. Louis
A. G Gilliland
Mr. Gilliland
Bristoll
F. S. Beebe
Sue
Della Gilliland
J. H. Gilliland
Carey
Announcer Announces Eliza Jane Bachar Marriage
Albert Bachar of Carey area announces the marriage of his daughter Eliza Jane Bachar to Faul Messenger of Marion. The ceremony occurred November 2, 1940, at the home of Rev. Cyrus Wright in Greenup Kentucky. Mrs Messenger, Carey High School 1934 graduate, works at Hile Hatchery office west of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bachar
Carey
Eliza Jane
Faul Messenger
Marion
Cyrus Wright
Greenup
Gottfried Re elected Carey School Board President
At a Carey school district meeting Tuesday evening R L Gottfried was re elected president and D A Frazier vice president. Plans were completed for the purchase of farm shops and industrial arts equipment, mainly power machinery, during the regular session following reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Carey
R. L. Gottfried
D. A. Frazier
Odd Lodge Installations Scheduled in January
The Findlay lodge will work in the third degree on Tuesday evening January 28 with 15 candidates. The Carey lodge will install officers on Thursday evening January 30 with Noble Grand Ralph Phillips Vice Grand Forrest Dame Treasurer G W Bish Secretary Van Baker Trustee A Ruehle noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Lodge
Carey Lodge
Noble
Ralph Phillips
Forrest Dame
G. W. Bish
van Baker
A. . Ruehle van Baker
Sec’y
Eagles Dance Night and Member Initiation Notice
Mixed dance Friday evening January 24 at 9 00. Music by Hugs Hot Shots. Party every Saturday night at 9 o'clock. Initiation of new members Tuesday night January 28 27 at 8 o'clock. All candidates urged to be present.
Carey to Meet Upper Sandusky Monday Night
Carey high school basketball will face Upper Sandusky next Monday evening at Upper. The game proceeds if the influenza epidemic remains under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Upper Sandusky
Upper
Fifty Years Together Golden Wedding of Ranger Couple
On Wednesday January 29 Mr and Mrs L G Ranger celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at 410 N Findlay St with guests from 2 30 to 5 00 and 7 00 to 9 00 in the evening Lionel G Ranger and Miss Essie M Brashares married January 29 1891 at the Brashares home near McCutchenville Rev F M Newcomb officiated S M Ranger and Miss Eliza Spray attended Eliza Spray later became Mrs S M Ranger Both are deceased The couple moved from a family farm to Carey 37 years ago Among nearly 40 guests only five remain living including Mr and Mrs Will Kear Mrs George Knofflock Mrs Tillie Miller and Earl Brashares Both have long served the community in church and public roles Ranger a Peoples Bank director since 1902 and former village council member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Ranger
N. Findlaystreet
Lionel G. Ranger
Essie M. Brashares
Truman Brashares
McCutchenville
F. M. Newcomb
McCutchenville Methodist Church
S. M. Ranger
Eliza Spray
Carey
Will Kear
Wharton
George Knofflock
Mansfield
Tillie Miller
Tiffin
Earl Brashares
Brashares
Ranger
Carey Kiwanis to Host Dr Guy Morse Bingham
The Carey Kiwanis club booked Dr Guy Morse Bingham a Washington DC specialist to speak at the Monday meeting. He has wide lecturing experience across America Canada and Europe and will present America Today to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Kiwanis Club
Guy Morse Bingham
Spcial
Washington, D. C
Bingham
America
Canada
Europe
Who’s Who
Washington
Pi Gamma Mu
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Methodist Family Night Postponed
January family night at the Methodist church is moved from tonight the 23rd to next Tuesday evening January 28. A covered dish supper begins at 6:30 led by the choir under president Mrs. C. G. Laird and her helpers Mrs. Alfred Davis Mrs. Wallace Dible Mrs. William Cole and Mrs Wesley Wonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
C. G. Laird
Alfred Davis
Wallace Dible
William Cole
Wesley Wonder
Correction notice for Mark Karr card of thanks
Through an error last week the name of Undertaker Parly Goff did not appear in the Mark Karr card of thanks. Please accept our apologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Undertaker Parly Goff
Mark Karr
American Legion Sponsors Local Showmen At High School
Alton Burley Kinsinger a Carey comedian will headline a February 6 show at the high school under Earl Green Post sponsorship. Burgette the magician with 15 years’ experience joins the program, featuring Miss Jayne Melby from Marion in a girl revue. Burley’s troupe has drawn crowds in Mansfield and Fremont, with a large audience expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton “Burley” Kinsinger
Carey
Earl Green Post
American Legion
Mr. Kinsinger
Burgette
Jayne Melby
Marion
Wyandot Encampment Installs Officers for 1941
Wyandot Encampment No 153 I O O F installed its officers for 1941 at a regular meeting Tuesday night with Guy Tribby of Fostoria in charge. Officers include C P D D De Venes W A J Ruehle J W Forrest Dame H P A G Wisner treasurer George W Bish scribe A H B Constien. An oyster fry followed by a social hour drew a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot
Guy Tribby
Fostoria
C. P
D. D. de Vene
A. J. Ruehle
J W' Forrest Dame
H P
A. G. Wisner
George W. Bish
Carey Gas Institute Promotes First Prize Tappan Range
Carey homemakers attend the Gasco Food Institute opening at the high school auditorium for a two day program called Cook's Carnival. Lectures by Louise McFarland and Martha Ulrich feature a remodeled all gas kitchen stage and door prize giveways including a Tappan CP fus range final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Gasco Food Institute
The
Gas Company
Carey Times
Louise McFarland
Gaseco Food Institute
Oh Peoeram
Food Institute
Freshman Martha Ann Tracey Admitted for Pneumonia at Mercy
Miss Martha Ann Tracey, a freshman at Heidelberg College in Tiffin, was admitted to Mercy hospital Thursday for pneumonia. Her condition improved by Monday and she returned to her parents two miles north of Carrier, likely to stay three or four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Tracey
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Mercy Hospital
P. M. Tracey
Carer
Blues Restaurant Set for Grand Opening
Blue's restaurant in the Tracy block on FE Windsay street, recently purchased by H. B. Keller, will open to the public Friday January 31. Proprietors Mr and Mrs Roy Blue announce a grand opening Friday and Saturday January 31 and February 1. Details to follow in next week's Carey Times.
Family members visit Mrs Morrison in Perrysburg hospital
Floyd Morrison and sons Ronald and David and daughter Sandra Mr and Mrs L J Nachbar Mr and Mrs Clifford Stoll and Charles Nachbar visited Mrs Morrison at Rhinefrank hospital Perrysburg on Sunday. Mrs Morrison who lives 3.5 miles south of Carey is recovering from a goitre operation she underwent last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Morrison
Ronald
David
Sandra
L. J. Nachbar
Clifford Stoll
Charles Nachbar
Morrison
Rhinefrank Hospital
Perrysburg
Carey
Mixed dance for hall heating fund by Yours Ladies Sodality
The Yours Ladies Sodality sponsors a mixed dance to support the hall heating fund on Wednesday evening January 29 at Catholic hall. Admission is 25 cents. Dance committee members Miss Ida Ruffing and Miss Mary Jo Myers announce the Merry Madcaps will return for the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yours Ladies’ Sodality
Catholic Hall
Ida Rufffing
Mary Jo Myers
Merry, Madcaps
Food Specialists Featured On Institute Programs
Miss McFarland center is Food Lecturer Miss Ulrich Alert assistant Food Lecturer and Mr Mort ley is Institute Manager highlighting the institute’s program lineup and staff roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McFarland
Center
Miss Ulrich Alert
Mr. Mortley
Sportsmen Association Bounties On Hawks
The Farmers and Sportsmen Protective association has set aside 2500 dollars in bounties for hawk killing at 25 cents per bird. Ads may be turned in at Tunbell’s Plumbing or at the farm four miles south of town on Saturday evenings or any evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Sportsmen Protective Association
Tunbell
Carey Farmers Cooperative Stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual stockholders meeting of the Carey Farmers Cooperative will be held Thursday in the basement of the First Methodist church. Free dinners will be served at 12 o'clock noon by the church ladies, and the meeting will follow immediately after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers’ Co-operative Co
First Methodist Church
Auxiliary Notice for Earl Green Post Meeting
The Auxiliary of Earl Green Post No 344 American Legion will meet Monday evening at Mrs L G Altwater’s Dow street home. The social committee includes Mrs Altwater Mrs Seth Opp Mrs Ray Tracy Mrs Orville Putnam and Mrs William Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Green Post
American Legion
L. G. Altwater
Dow Street
Altwater
Seth Opp
Ray Tracy
Orville Putnam
William Weaver
No W. B. A. Meeting Delayed Until Friday Evening
The cooking school causes the W B A installation to be postponed until Friday evening of next week. There will be no meeting this week.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eleanor McChesney
High School News
Carey Semen
Rebekah
Vance
Hera
C. F. Noticrn
the Eagles
Mrs
Guy Morse Bingham JO
Methodist Family
Tappan Gas Range
Post Office Dept
Carey, Ohio
Knights of Columbus
Nitz Theatre
Vincent M. Miles
Frederick's
Clover Farm
the Farm Bureau
Carey Cash Market
Harry's Drug Store
Clover Farm Dairy Products
Theis Furniture
Heck’s Dairy
Carey Greenhouses
Carey Style
Blue's Restaurant
Young Ladies' Sodality
Martha Ulrich
Gasco- Food Institute
C. J. Mortley
Sportsmen Association
HAWKS
Stokholders' Meeting
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