Carey Defeats Sycamore 41 to 15 In Gym Contests
Carey High School overwhelmed Sycamore 41 15 in a home game last Friday. Jesko and Messmer each scored 12, Myers 11, with Wentling Kitzler and Keller strong on defense. Sycamore led by Bowen 7 and Swinehart 5. Prelims saw Sycamore Junior High beat Carey Juniors 37 7 and Sycamore Reserves 18 6. Next week Carey faces Calvert varsity and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Carey Gymnasium
Sycamore
Jesko
Messmer
Myers
Wentling
Kitzjer
Keller
Bowen
Swinehart
Sycamore Junior High
Carey Juniors
Sycamore Reserves
Carey
Calvert
Carey Girls
Tiffin Business University
Tiffin
Carey—Wentling
H. Kitzler
R. Kitzler
League and non league scores from January 19
Crest line 28 St. Wendelin Fostoria 20 St. Paul Norwalk 28 Upper Sandusky 20 Non league Calvert 18 Port Clinton 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestline
St. Wendelin
Fostoria
St. Paul
Norwalk
Upper Sandusky
Calvert
Port Clinton
Tiffin
Resenes
Parocese
Carey
St. Joseph’s
Fremont
Pupils Achieve Perfect Spelling Grades Last Week
A group of students named Evelyn Bennett Reid Burson Medford Clark Janice Corron Frances Dible Dana Faires Ruth Aldine Gottfried Leonard Kennerley Betty Krom Dorothy Merkcle Margaret Mundy John Nye Frances Peirce Betty Puchta Harold Turnbell Adeline Turner Betty Wenner Jean Wolfrum Alice Wonder earned perfect marks in the recent spelling dictation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Bennett
Reid Burson
Medford Clark
Janice Corron
Frances Dible
Dana Faires
Ruth Aldine Gottfried
Leonard Kennerley
Betty Krom
Dorothy Merkcle
Margaret Mundy
John Nye
Frances Peirce
Betty Puchta
Harold Turnbell
Adeline Turner
Betty Wenner
Jean Wolfrum
Alice Wonder
Spelling Week Honorees Named for January 15 1934
The list of perfect spellers for the week of January 15 1934 includes Stanley Buchanan Glenn Clark Junior Four Judson Frederick Richard Hayman Charles Iden Donald Keller Donald Long Irene Platt Harold Presler Carl Stansberry Carl Turnbell Martha Wagner Mary Wagner and Donna Bell Roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Buchanan
Glenn Clark
Junior Four
Judson Frederick
Richard Hayman
Charles Iden
Donald Keller
Donald Long
Irene Platt
Harold Presler
Carl Stansberry
Carl Turnbell
Martha Wagner
Mary Wagner
Donna Bell Roof
East A C Tops B D In Grade Five Races
Room 16 students from Grade 5 competed in arithmetic geography and history races with East A C taking the overall crown. Individual event winners included Florence Borer for history arithmetic and geography while John Byers won geography and Florence Borer claimed advanced arithmetic.100 percent spellings awarded to Ruth E Baker Florence Borer John Byers Darrold England Cortna Holida Eleanor McChesney Arline Strahm Maxine Virden Gaylord Eishen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Borer
John Byers
Ruth E_ Baker
Darrold England
Cortna Holida
Eleanor McChesney
Arline Strahm
Maxine Virden
Gaylord Eishen
Esther Joseph
Pauline Joseph
Betty Louise Kitzler
Married Monday Bride Ida Bell Heck Weds LaVonne Hood
Miss Ida Bell Heck daughter of Saxton Heck and LaVonne Douglas Hood son of Mrs James Hood were married at the Lutheran parsonage Monday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. Rev Paul R Clouser performed the single ring ceremony witnessed by the groom's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bell Heck
Saxton Heck
LaVonne Douglas Hood
James Hood
Paul R. Clouser
Publisher's Mother Nellie Wheeler Longworth Dies
Mrs Nellie Wheeler Longworth aged 59 mother of C C Longworth publisher of the Arlingtonian died Monday evening at her Arlington home. Acute dilation of the heart caused her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Wheeler Longworth
C. C. Longworth
The
Arlingtonian
Arlington
Buess Bros and partners Purchase 1934 Trucks
Buess Bros harton Vernon Huston Carey and C B Myers Carey have purchased new 1934 trucks from H B Keller local Chevrolet dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buess Bros
Harton
Vernon Huston
Carey
C B. Myers, Carey
H. B. Keller
Chevrolet
Opening furniture store in Carey and Nelson Benton building
Bert Theis of northeast town remodels the two south rooms of the Bur son building at Vance and South streets into a furniture store and exchange. He plans to open in early February and will advertise offerings throughout the year. He will also sell seed potatoes and Mammoth sweet corn seed from his own crops. He guarantees satisfaction and invites patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burson
Vance
Bert Theis
Gale
Carey Postmasters in Oval Photo From 1914
The Carey Times features last week a large oval portrait of six Carey postmasters photographed roughly six years earlier. Names and service years are listed, with notes on local sites such as Vance street flood scenery and the original water works plant. The piece recounts anecdotes about a pet monkey from Carey park and crowds at the water plant in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Carey Times
J. W. Herndon
Three Rivers
Mich
Carey Post Office
Robert, Gregg
J. A. Gibbs
Jacob Stief
J. H. Windau
Herbert Newhard
Vance Street
Carey Park
M. C. Reynolds
W. Findlay Street
Allen
Ellen
Byron Ogg
Emon Frederick
Mike
Chicago
Homer Wonder
Pennsylvania
Upper
Sandusky
E. B. Kurtz
Herbert Newhard, Sr
J. D. Ewing
Miss Mary Arnold Starts Night Duty at Toledo Juvenile Detention
Miss Mary Arnold of Toledo spends the week with her parents A. L. Arnold and wife. A St Vincent's nurse and graduate has been appointed by Judge James Austin Jr for night duty beginning Feb 1 at the Juvenile Detention home in Court House Square Toledo. She was recommended by the mother superior and by Dr I H Cass pediatrician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Arnold
Toledo
A. L. Arnold
Miss Arnold
Nurses’ Training School
St. Vincent's Hospital
James Austin, Jr
Courthouse Square
I. H. Cass
Carey Concern Wins Paving Bridge Job
Columbus January 23 The State Highway Department awarded Dunn-Roller-Edwards Construction of Carey Ohio the contract to pave 980 miles and build a bridge on a State Road project in Hocking County at a bid of 160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Highway Department
Dunn-Roller-Edwards Construction Company
Carey, C
Hocking County
Carey Farmers Institute to Gather February 5 and 6
The second state aid community institute will be held at Carey High School auditorium February 5 and 6 with capacity for about a thousand attendees per session. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Miller of near Delaware lead discussions on government production controls. A winter F F A fair, a Century of Progress film, and a one act play are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
H. P. Miller
Delaware
Mark Karr
LaVon Garman
Ervin Wentling
Ralph Brown
Scouters Convene at Marion Elects Officers
William Hunter elected vice president of the Harding Area council at the Marion convention held January 18. Wilbur H. Symes was re elected president Floyd Browne re elected Scout commissioner and Edson L. Bush re elected treasurer. Local leaders from Carey present for conferences and banquet with Charles E Wood as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hunter
Carey District
Harding Area
Harding Hotel
Marion
Wilbur H. Symes
Floyd G. Browne
Edson L. Bush
Marion County Bank
Wyandot
Crawford
Morrow
Clarence A. Bolin
Charles E. Wood
Boy Scouts of America
Mr. Wood
Council
Hunter
W. L. Arnholt
Paul Vollrath
S. R. Bame
A. E. Constien
Carey
Carey Owa Workers On 24 Hour Week
A telegram from E O Braught informs Up per Sandusky GWA that Harry L Hopkins ordered a 24 hour work week in cities over 2 500 population and 15 hours in smaller areas. Clerical supervisory and professional staff face a 30 hour limit with wage adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GWA
Court House
Upper Sandusky
E. O. Braught
Ohio
Harry L. Hopkins
CWA
Dancing and Cards at Our Lady of Consolation Dance
Art Schmenk and his orchestra from Milan Mich will provide music for the Young Ladies Sodality dance at Our Lady of Consolation parish on Thursday Feb 1 No supper will be served Cards from 7 30 to 8 30 with prizes for high scores Cards followed by lunch and dancing Charge 25c for cards lunch and dance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Schmenk
Milan
Mich
Young Ladies Sodality
Our Lady of Consolation
Loyal Workers to Meet at Bow man Home
Loyal Workers class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school will gather Friday evening at Mr and Mrs Harry Bowman s Worrello street home for a pot luck supper and the second chapter of Mark will be studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Harry Bowman
Worrello Street
Mark
Kiwanis Celebrates 19th Anniversary Week Observance
The Kiwanis club marks 19 years since Kiwanis International's founding with events from January 21 to 27. Members in 1,860 communities join in observing achievements and history while planning 1934 service aims for underprivileged children, civic improvements, and education efforts. Rev. H W Grieb, Wm J Hunter discuss ideals and upcoming programs at Marion meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
T. E. Dromgold
United States
Canada
Detroit
Kiwanis
H. W. Grieb
Findlay
Grieb
Kiwanis Organization
Atty. Wm. J. Hunter
Scouters
Hotel Harding
Marion
Dromgold
Will Appear at Fostoria By Celia Reynolds Program Event
Miss Celia Reynolds of W Findlay street is asked by a Fostoria Masonic committee to provide a program for a February gathering. She brings pupils Ardyth Byers Jean O Connor Ruth Helen Hoff and Buddy Pieraccini plus a girls chorus for tap dancing. The studio orchestra rehearses music with Valerie Reynolds and others. Reynolds will sing play violin perform a violin obligato and tap toe and ballet dances with Mrs Reynolds at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Reynolds
W. Findlay Street
Masonic Lodge
Fostoria
Ardyth Byers
Jean O’connor
Ruth Helen Hoff
Buddy Pieraccini
Miss Reynolds
Margaret Wenzinger
Persis Peirce
Maxine Stiner
Alma Sopher
Sylvester Jesko
Eldon Dame
Robert Reynolds
Victor Reynolds
M. C. Reynolds
State to Accept Bids for Carey Findlay Road Surfacing
The state highway department invites bids February 9 to surface the Carey Findlay road in Crawford and Ridge townships, a 1 263 mile length with waterbound macadam base replacement, grading and drainage work. Estimated cost is 20678 dollars. Labor will come from a list provided by Roy W. Haines of the National Re employment Service in Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Highway Department
Carey-Findlay
Crawford
Ridge
Roy W. Haines
National Re-employment Service
Upper Sandusky
Family Night Pot Luck by Carey Farmers Club
Members of the Carey Farmers Community club and their families will enjoy a pot luck supper Monday evening January 29 at the Moose hall on North Vance street. The feed committee includes W W Gottfried and James Green and Auditor B F Hudson of Upper Sandusky. The program committee is H J Wolfe C J Walters and Ervin Wentling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers Community Club
Moose Hall
N. Vance Street
W. W Gottfried
James Green
This Place
B. FE. Hudson
Upper Sandusky
H J. Wolfe
C J. Walters
Ervin Wentling
Funeral rites for Mrs Lina Reber noted near Upper Sandusky
Mrs Lina Reber of five miles east of Upper Sandusky was laid to rest after a funeral attended by Mrs Hobart Tong Mrs Mary Lahr and Lloyd Ward of Wharton and Miss Luella Lahr of south of Carey The deceased was sister to Mrs Lahr and aunt to others in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Tong
Mary Lahr
Lloyd Ward
Wharton
Luella Lahr
Sold New Ford Sedan by Orwick Motor Sales
Orwick Motor Sales of Carey sold a new two door Ford sedan Tuesday to D. D. Saltzman from northwest of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orwick Motor
Carey
D. D. Saltzman
Local Carey Merchants Offer Bargains Friday and Saturday
Carey's merchants urge residents to visit Friday and Saturday sales advertised in this week's Carey Times. Prices on clothing dry goods groceries and daily needs are described as well below replacement costs with many items cheaper locally than in other cities. The paper distributes sample copies to rural areas to maximize shopper reach and boost timely purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garey
Carey Times
Carey
Roosevelt Birthday Party Observed Nationwide
A January 30 celebration at the Catholic hall honors President Roosevelt. Sponsored by the American Legion and Knights of Columbus, this 5000 nationwide event aims to fund the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation to combat infantile paralysis. Admission is 25 cents for dancing games and card tournaments, with proceeds supporting the national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
American Legion
Knights of Columbus
United States
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs Foundation For
Local Duplicate Contract Bridge Session At Galt Hotel
Five tables played duplicate contract at the Galt hotel last Thursday evening with H G Houk and George Newhard high north and south and S W McChesney and Ralph Shantz high east and west. No permanent organization formed. five more sessions arranged to meet every other evening with the next session on February 1 at 8 o clock. A committee on arrangements comprised Houk Newhard and William Ogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Houk
George Newhard
S. W. McChesney
Ralph Shantz
Galt Hotel
Houk
Mr Newhard
William Ogg
1934 Twin Salutations Await Report of Next Births
An 8 pound daughter was born Friday morning to Mr and Mrs Frank McKernan of Dow Street at 245. Dr A W Balsley reported the birth to the Carey Times and the baby is the first 1934 girl to be listed, earning the parents a year’s free subscription. Mrs McKernan was formerly Mary Zahn. Who will report the 1934 twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKernan
Dow Street
Carey Times
A. W Balsley
The
Times
McKernan
Mary Zahn
Moose Social Evening at Lodge for Members and Families
Members of the Moose lodge and their families will gather for a social evening on Thursday. The event will feature eats and informal fellowship for attendees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Porcelain Products Eyes TVA Insulator Contract
Porcelain Products of Findlay advances a bid for a large TVA suspension insulators order. Final award rests with the Knoxville board of engineers, with potential production shifts to Parkersburg West Virginia or Carey plant to boost local jobs. Congressman Fletcher has pressed for the company and an inspection of Parkersburg facilities was conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Valley Administration
Porcelain Products Company of Findlay
Tennessee Valley Authority
Findlay
Board of Engineers
Knoxville
Tenn
John G. Loy
Porcelain Products Company
Parkersburg
Llewellyn
Findlay Republican
Corn Hog Meeting Schedule In Crawford County
Allan Baker Mark Karr R M Lonsway J A Vaughn Russell Phillips C C Wenner B Wickiser T D Romig and R M Kirkbride attended a Corn Hog meeting in Upper Sandusky. Meetings are set for January 26 Wharton January 27 Carey High School January 31 Sycamore township January 31 and Salem township February 3 at Salem Central School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Baker
Mark Karr
R. M. Lonsway
J. A. Vaughn
Russell Phillips
C C Wenner
B. Wickiser
T D Romig
R. M Kirkbride
Upper Sandusky
Wharton
Carey High School
Sycamore Township
Sycamore
Salem Township
Salem Centralizes
R. M Lonsway
Crawford Township
J .A. Vaughn
C C. Wenner
Romigis Ridges
L B Wickiser
Stanley Opper
Busi ness visitors from Hagerstown view Ayrshire herd
R B Wyand and Ben Shank of Hagerstown Maryland visited St Romig and Son on Saturday. Wyand selected a foundation Ayrshire herd for his nearby farm. They toured Carey Farmers Elevator plant and Kirby to see horses owned by C A Wentz and Son before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B Wyand
Ben Shank
Hagerstown
Maryland
St. Romig & Son
Mr. Wyand
Carey Farmers’ Elevator
Wyand
Farmers’ Elevator
Mr. Shank
Kirby
C. A. Wentz & Son
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Pahl
Virginia Snobarger
Sycamore Vs
League of Six Nations
Carey Farmers’ Institute
Roose
Porcelain .O
ROMIG
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