24 Jan 1952
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1952
Page
1
Rose Marie Davis is associate editor with Seeges Hileen Mott as sports editor. Tom Atkins, Joan Sargeant, and Russell Myers contribute as activity editors.
Miss Helen Smith is appointed by W. R. Gongwere president of the Ohio Education Association classroom teachers department to serve a third year on the international relations committee. She will attend a Columbus conference January 25 and 26 with a dinner for all members Friday night and committee meetings Saturday morning at the Ohio Education offices.
In Colonel Crawford buildings the children enjoy new lights identical to those in the high school. The cold cathode lights, miscalled fluorescent last week, light instantly and emit a steady glow. They last about ten thousand hours versus two thousand for fluorescent tubes and are aimed at improving school work as funds allow.
Since Christmas the G A A basketball games have started again during the noon hour. Everyone has tried to make the games enjoyable by playing fair and being good sports. Some games have been close and each girl has played her best to the final whistle. This year any junior or senior girl could referee these games.
Senior students in a world literature course study geography by labeling maps with cities mountains and bodies of water. They have covered Asia North America South America the United States and the British Isles and enjoy the exercise while aiming forgreater knowledge of locations and distances.
On Tuesday January 15 the student body watched a 45 minute film Treasure Island. The event drew lively engagement and was thoroughly entertaining for many students.
The F H A meeting January 14 in the homeroom economics classroom opened by new president Charlene Phillips succeeding Marilyn Gibson. Past presidents Mrs Norman Heck TM and Miss Judy Hill spoke. Trene McKinnon elected vice president. Members brought gifts auctioned by Libby Gardner, raising $5.17 for the treasury.
The municipal corps asks able residents to stand watch for a couple of hours on Saturdays or Sundays during defense exercises. Volunteers contact William Keller or Harold Shue to report planes, motors, positions, and travel direction to the Columbus filter center within an eight mile radius.
Former Capt. Harold E. Krout is added to the U S Air Force gold oak leaf wearers on Clark Air Force Base Philippines. He serves as a pilot for the 6204th Photo Mapping Flight and Thirteenth Air Force. He previously commanded at Hamilton and Bolling AFBs and earned overseas service in the Pacific theater. Krout lives on base with wife Martha and their three children Jane Louise Kathleen Sue and Carla Emerson.
The notice calls all members to a regular meeting at Carey Lodge No 407 F and A M on Thursday evening in January. Secretary Van Baker urges attendance.
A regular meeting of Carey lodge No. 420 Free and Accepted Masons will be held Monday evening January 28. Harry Rook, W M.
The T. R. C. club will hold a meeting this Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. A. Vaughn, east of Carey.
Readers recount a recurring Friday evening pastime as Eagles fans converge for community football gatherings. The piece notes social allusions, local turnout, and a festive atmosphere around the game and camaraderie.
The Pennsylvania railroad contract to operate star routes between Toledo Columbus brings day and night trucks. The first torpedo from Toledo via Fostoria reached Carey at 3 30 p m and Columbus by 8 p m northbound leaves Columbus 2 p m arrives Carey 6 05 p m and Toledo 9 45 p m. Night runs stop at Findlay and Marion to speed mail to Carey and Findlay. Present schedules may change if improvements are found.
At 9 30 a m Sunday the First Methodist Church hosts the Christian Family Life film The Family Next Door about building strong Christian homes. Guests Rev and Mrs Donald Cryer of Findlay will join Family Night with supper on January 31. Cryer will speak on Christian Living during the Fall Advance Emphasis.
Shirley Keller daughter of Mr and Mrs William Keller plans to offer voice lessons for children ages seven to fourteen. She has studied at Heidelberg College Tiffin and the Conservatory of Music in Mt Clemens Michigan. Call 4116 after 4 pm for inquiries.
J F Dible and brothers Wallace and Harry purchase the building on S Valice Street from E C Harshberger, a former bowling alley site. The space, later used by Bernard's Furniture for storage, will house the J F Dible Co sheet metal department and related operations.
The interior of a new house by Theodore Jesko on Woodland avenue is finished. Street work is incomplete so no open house. the home is offered for sale and interested buyers should call A771 for an appointment.
Mrs Mary Myers, aged 00, will celebrate her birthday this Saturday at the Gaster home 189 W North Street. She resides with her son Maurice Aster and daughter Mr and Mrs Maurice Aster. A fine dinner will be served Sunday in her honor. She is the widow of the late Henry Myers.
The image shows Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Bayes and their son Roger Alan, winners of the Carey Baby Derby. The 8 pound 9 ounce baby was born Sunday January 6 at 11 56 a m. Newhard Studios captured the moment, one of the derby prizes. Prizes were awarded Wednesday afternoon after postponement due to bad weather.
Chief Henry Pieragini warns drivers to deposit coins and turn the meter handle after each coin. Some try to gain free time by relying on officers to activate meters. Tickets will be issued to those who fail to deposit the required coin and operate the meter, as meters are being rendered inoperative daily.
Justus lodge No. 393 Knights of Pythias elected and installed officers on Tuesday evening January 16. Officers named include Ira Hablitzel as Chancellor Commander Melvin Risner as Vice Chancellor C E Coale as Prelate James Sparks as Master at Arms R F Wright as Master of Work Dale Weaver as Secretary Frank Veres as Financial Secretary P A Beard as Treasurer Leland Strahm as Inner Guard Wendell Myers as Outer Guard Beard served as installing officer. Important business slated for next meeting.
Roy Ryder retires as telegraph operator for the Big Four railroad now New York Central Lines. Lyle Marine of Bellefontaine is sent to Carey to fill the vacancy and plans to move his family here once a suitable home is secured.
The Past Noble Grands of Palm Leaf Rebekah lodge No. 656 will be held in the ICO hall Tuesday evening January 29. Committees in charge are Mrs. Y. R. Biple as chairman, Mrs. Lloyd Long and Mrs. Ruby Criger.
Community bake sale set for Saturday January 26 at 10 am in Dible's plumbing shop. Patrons are invited to join and support local activities with proceeds likely benefiting the group.
The Haines Products Co. has moved its equipment to a new 40 by 40 foot concrete block building at 415 W North Street. J A Haines, owner, invites the public to visit. Since 1929 the business operated from 421 W Findlay Street. The new building will have 9 foot ceilings and is well lit. grounds will be landscaped later. Products include personal deodorants atmosphere deodorants disinfectants and moth and insect sprays.
A Goodwill Industries truck from Toledo will visit Carey on Thursday February 7 to collect items. Clothing books papers magazines cardboard furniture stoves jewelry frames glassware tools dishes and bric a brac are welcome even if not in good condition. Call Mrs. L E Offenbacher at 1011 before February 7 to arrange pickups or leave items if unavailable.
The notice lists changes of addresses for service personnel Pvt Jenes H Orians U S 52144908 O1st Evac Hospital A P O 301 San Francisco CA Ray Gene Stillberger Ss N 3591 5147 USS Mississippi 3rd Division Norfolk VA and notes the new correspondence details.
Wyandot Memorial Hospital Guild holds its twenty first anniversary meeting at the Star Theatre in Sandusky on Monday January 28 at 3 p m. All units are asked to attend.
Carey Reserves defeated Kenton 69 to 4 as Lyle Orians scored 33 points on 14 field goals and 5 free throws while Fred Kloepfer added 17. The varsity beat Kenton 69 4 and Carey journeyed to Mt Gilead last week, losing 73 to 66 without Orians in the second half.
Caray Kiwanis Club in Gibbins dining room viewed Kip Van Winkle with Don Ameche as Kip who sleeps from 1989 to 1951. Inflation impacts noted. Supt Hartman spoke on global social conditions. Board decides to issue monthly bulletins prepared by Ridley and Pickens and mimeographed by Hartman.
Girl Scout leaders in the county will gather at 8 o clock this Thursday evening at the home of training chairman Mrs Allan Witzel 602 Sandusky Avenue Upper Sandusky. The meeting emphasizes 12 hours of annual training for all leaders regardless of service length. Mrs M E Turner Community Committee Chair announces.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert of Sandusky president of the 5th district of the American Legion Auxiliary will be present Monday evening at the local unit meeting followed by a potluck supper. She will speak on legislation and the auxiliary urges good attendance to honor the visitor.
Che Carey notes the Farmers' Community club will convene at 8 p m Monday in the K of C hall to finalize plans for the Ladies' Night banquet. Committees include Program Vincent Ori ans Russell WickiZsr and esley Wonder. Refreshments Paul En ders Karl Kraus and Beard.
At a special meeting Monday evening January 28 Garey temple No 163 Pythian Sisters will hold installation All members and officers elect are urged to be present Mrs Myrtle Perkins, Installing Officer.
W B A notice states Carey review No 27 of the Woman's Benefit Association will meet at 8 p m Friday Members are urged to bring another member who has been inactive to this gathering.
J T club members will meet next Thursday afternoon at Mrs Mark Mitten house replacing the usual host Mrs Robert Mott.
Hound hosts square dancing every Saturday night at Eagles Hall for members and their families, inviting community participation and social gathering in a local venue.
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