26 Jan 1939
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1939
Page
1
Rehearsals for the high school operetta Pickles are under way with cast and date to be announced. On Monday evening director Mr Holloway was honored at a party by the junior and senior bands and parents as the band performed selections for their guests.
Students held Temperance Day last Friday in an assembly. Speakers Mr. Fouts and Jack Tracy addressed Marijuana and Alcohol. The orchestra, directed by Mr. Holloway, performed selections.
Carey Blue and White fall 25 24 after a tense overtime in a junior chapel week recap. Charles Heck announced the broadcast style program and student council selections include Mary Heck and Judson Frederick. In the game Carey trailed 14 3 early, rallied to 24 22, tied 24 24 on Chuck Heck’s late field goal, then lost 25 24 in the second overtime.
A Carey library gathering outlined a two day community institute to be held at the high school February 24 and 25 with sessions talks and local talent exhibits. The program features state staff speakers and competitive prizes for farm produce baked goods and needlework with plans for program committee meetings and exhibits to attract attendees from Dalton and Wayne county.
District Deputy Grand Master S. S. Stover and staff installed Ca rey lodge 407 officers including Noble Grand Paul Powell Vice Grand C C Shuman Secretary Harry Bowman and others at a regular meeting. A large attendance from local and visiting Odd Fellows joined refreshments after.
Three high school games at Upper Sandusky gymnasium on Monday January 30 raise funds for infantile paralysis. Proceeds are split evenly between Wyandot County and Washington Carey and McCutchenville meet in the opener at 7:30 Salem and Harpster play at 8:45 and Wharton versus Upper Sandusky close at 10. Public urged to attend.
Troop No 22 plans a meeting at the Col Crawford building Monday evening January 30 to reorganize and discuss business. Clyde Jenkins of Ohio Humus Products Co named Scoutmaster with assistants Richard Frederick, Charles Long and L N Zahn. efforts underway to secure a regular meeting room for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.
Ralph and Carl Karcher plan to return to California next Monday after an extended stay in Anaheim. Mrs. D A Dow and Miss Frances Riester will accompany them to visit daughters and relatives in Los Angeles and nearby areas.
Clarence Ruffing leases the Dutch Mill filling station to Texas Oil Corporation. Kenneth Baughman subleases from that company. Mr and Mrs Baughman relocate from Ash Street to an apartment connected with the filling station.
Local manager E. E. Gottfried outlines extensive additions at the Carey branch including a roof elevator 8 by 10 by 16 feet with a cellar, a new 150 bushel per hour warehouse cork shelve, an east side porch with a 14 foot roof, and relocation of the ice house. The 1000 bushel capacity elevator will store shelled corn, wheat and oats to ensure ample grain for feed.
A short poem by Stella Windau from Carey recounts a wise spider reading the Carey Times. The spider plots to spin a web across storefronts to avoid disturbance and live peacefully until death.
The Rexall Missing Word Contest at Ewing Drug Co offers a free entry to guess misspelled words from an upcoming circular. The earliest correct entry at the store after February 1 wins a 45 piece aluminum kitchenware set valued at 16.95, with entries allowed until the first correct submission.
Thomas Henige father of Mrs Hilda Schira slid on an icy sidewalk on 7th street Sunday afternoon. He struck his head and was taken to Mrs Henry Bastel’s home near the aunt’s residence before plans to return to Carey.
The Methodist church young men’s class invites all members and prospective members to a social gathering tonight at 6 30. The event includes a program eats and recreation led by Karl Krout and Hayden Fouts with Clayton Twining as class president.
Very Reverend Paul Vollrath rector of the Shrine church was honored at a Name Day event hosted by Father Joseph Herp. A large crowd filled the parish hall for a program featuring an orchestra, readings, songs, tap dances, and musical numbers by parishioners and students, with gifts including a cash purse and spiritual bouquets. Father Joseph thanked supporters and Fr Paul expressed happiness at the gathering.
The annual meeting of Carey Farmers' Co operative Co stock holders is scheduled today at the Catholic hall. A noon dinner will be served and George Toney of Leipsic, a representative of Wayne Feed Co of Fort Wayne, will speak on weed. Music by three young ladies will accompany Mr Toney. Officers for the year will be elected.
Dr and Mrs Leonard Myers and son Robert traveled from Cole to Cheyenne Wells early Wednesday due to the critical illness of Dr Myers' mother Mrs Joseph Myers of N Vance street. Charles Myers of Delphos also spends much time with the family.
About 60 couples attended a dance at the Eagles Hall last Thursday evening. Bob Hawks and his eight piece orchestra plus a soloist provided the music. The group will return for another dance sponsored by the Eagles on Tuesday evening February 7.
Revival meeting begins Monday night January 30 at the Church of God on East South Street. Evangelist Rev D W Mills leads the event. All are welcome to attend these services.
A 6 ounce White Leghorn egg raised at the Eft Criger farm northwest of town is on display. The egg measures 742 inches in length and 8% inches around.
State law requires a one dollar penalty added to all dog tags sold on or after January 23 1939 with exceptions for dogs under three months old or dogs bought from kennels or outside the state.
The J T club will meet this Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Marion Brandt, northeast of Carey.
Lanning of Carey takes control of Orwick Motor Sales Arlington and renames it Lanning Motor Sales. Remodeling on S Vance street will place the showroom flush with the sidewalk and add modern equipment. A grand opening will invite the public to inspect the new Ford agency home after changes.
A 70 year old wrapping paper from Shead Thrall & Co a Carey Ohio firm in dry goods groceries boots shoes hats caps and more is found Ed Ernest locates the document but local memory fails No one recalls the company or any relation to The Carey Times editor readers are asked to provide details
Carey and Marion men were among 95 inspectors dismissed by the state liquor department. Notables include Chester Cosgrove of Marion, former deputy sheriff, and S. H. Krebs of Carey, each paid 183 dollars monthly. Others listed include Joseph Maiden Jr of Canton and Preston B. E. Thomas of Columbus amid investigations and salary details.
Mr and Mrs Jack Glaser, longtime Toledo residents, have moved to Defiance. Mr Glaser joins Toledo Scale, while Mrs Glaser, formerly Pauline Stiner, taught in Toledo public schools.
Mrs Ralph Bamne, who had been a patient for a week at Findlay hospital, was taken home on Monday afternoon to her farm near Carey in the Bristoll ambulance. She is recovering from an operation.
The Young Ladies' Sodality sponsors a mixed dance on Thursday February 2 at 8 oclock with Huss' orchestra. Admission 25 cents.
Banns for the marriage of Miss Delphine Huss of New Riegel and Clarence Goshe of Alvada have been published.
Chest chairman explains the Carey Community Chest raises money for six beneficiary organizations the Welfare Board Undernourished Child Committee Red Cross Anti Tuberculosis Society Boys and Girls Activities and the Band. The beneficiaries spend the funds with a small emergency reserve available only with executive committee approval.
The Parliamentary Home Study Circle hosted a session at the Gilliland residence last week. A half hour was devoted to study and fifteen minutes to drill on a main motion. An occasional quiz on the eight steps of parliamentary procedure is planned. evening sessions may be arranged by calling R 292 or 252.
Committees urge all Knights and Pythian Sisters to attend a party at the K of P hall on Tuesday evening. Families and friends are invited to join the event hosted by the order and its auxiliary members.
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