Hartman Hast Hastens Editorial Team Roles
The fragment lists staff positions including Mr G A Hartman Mrs Dorothy Hast editor Rose Marie Davis Associate Editor Hileen Mott Sports Editor Gene Myers Activity Editors Joan Sargeant Lynn McDaniel. It shows the paper's internal staff credits for editorial and sport sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hartman
Dorothy Hast Ditor
Rose Marie Davis
Hileen Mott
N- Gene Myers
Joan Sargeant Lynn McDaniel
Carey High School Football Banquet Recognizes Seniors
The Carey High School football squad enjoyed a steak dinner in the high school cafeteria on Wednesday evening January 23. Rev John McMahan spoke on athletic discipline and inner resolve. Football letters were awarded to seniors Harold Faber Tom Atkins Fred Kloepfer Harlow Walter Ronnie Treece Earl Schmitz Robert Simonis juniors James Troiano Lyle Orians Dean Billock Dwight Nye Paul Williams Bob Cole Bud Ritter Charles Buckland Edger Tackett sophomores Dwight Orians Aiden McKinnon Danny Dible Stanley Platt John Bilcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins
Harold Faber
Tom Atkins
Fred Kloepfer
Harlow Walter
Ronnie Treece
Earl Schmitz
Robert Simonis
James Troiano
Lyle Orians
Dean Billock
Dwight Nye
Paul Williams
Bob Cole
Bud Ritter
Charles Buckland
Edger Tackett
Dwight Orians
Aiden McKinnon
Danny Dible
Stanley Platt
John Bilcock
Mike Bibb
Senior Class Party at High School Holds Evening Fun
The senior class hosted a party Thursday night January 24 at the high school. Attendees enjoyed ping pong, dancing, and group games. Betty Niederkohr led the refreshment committee serving sloppy joes, coke, and potato chips. Hosts Miss Smith and Miss Clagett and guests Mr Wentling Mrs Wentling and Mr Hartman joined in the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Niederkohr
Miss Smith
Miss Clagett
Mrs. Wentling
Mr. Hartman
New Industrial Arts Instructor Arrives at Carey High School
Carey High School welcomes Donald HEH Wilson as the new Industrial Arts instructor. He resides at 1541 Accommodation Avenue, Columbus, and is an Ohio State University graduate from 1948. Wilson recently completed most of a master’s degree, served four plus years in World War II and 16 months of active Navy duty, and arrives while his family stays in Mansfield awaiting relocation and shipment of furniture from Washington.
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Ilson
Mr. Wilson
Carey
Washington
Mansfield
French Club Holds January Meeting and Talks on France
The French Club met January 14 in Miss Grieser’s room with full attendance. Anita Gibson and Barbara Rothgeb led the program after a brief business session, Barbara presenting an engaging talk on France with pictures. The group adjourned to February.
Fourteen Wyandot Men Inducted For Army Service
Seventeen? four?teen young men from Wyandot County traveled to Toledo Tuesday for induction into the armed forces. Names listed include Nelson Garfield, Rich ard Baker, Dennis Jewett Yates, Robert Bugens Arfold, Garey Willian Bougtan, and others. The next induction call is set for February 7, with a pre induction physical examination planned for February 21.
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Wyandot County
Toledo
Nelson
Garfield Dick
Alvada
Richard
Franklins ‘Baker
San
Dusty
Dennis Jewett Yates
Careyt
Bedsty’ Positior
Labaugh
Sanduskys
Robert " Bugens Arfold
Senduskys
Wilbur Junior
Anisony
Garey Willian’ -Bougtan
Go to Church Sunday urged in Four Chaplains tribute
Mrs. E N Bakies and Mrs. C A Schira of the American Legion Auxiliary received a letter from National Commander Donald R. Wilson urging recognition of February 3 as the Four Chaplains anniversary. A 33rd convention resolution called observing this date or the preceding Sunday as Go to Church Sunday to promote daily prayer and God’s guidance in troubled times.
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E. N. Bakies
C. A. Schira
American Legion Auxiliary
Donald R. Wilson
The
American Legion
U. S
Dorchester
North Atlantic
National Convention of the
Wilson
Police Warn Meters Must Be Operated After Each Deposit
Police Chief Henry Pieracini cautions motorists to turn the meter handle after every coin. Some drivers seek free parking by hoping officers will engage meters, a violation. Officers will issue tickets when coins are not properly registered, as meters are damaged daily by unregistered deposits.
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Henry Pieracini
Pteracini
Carey man bound to grand jury in manslaughter case
Franklin McKenzie, 24, of Carey was arraigned before Justice L C Schoenberg er in Upper Sandusky on unintentional manslaughter and bound over to the grand jury. He was involved in a November auto crash that killed John Paul Ruehle and his son Donald Paul and seriously injured three other family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin McKenzie
Carey
Justice of the Peace
L.C. Schoenberger
Upper Sandusky
McKenzie
John Paul Ruehle
Donald Paul
Saltzmans Buy Bay River Cave and land near Carey
Mr and Mrs M J Saltzman purchased the River Cave and 7 acres of land adjoining their farm northwest of Carey on Route 16 from Dennis Clark Findlay. The veterans club building had been used for years. The deal was brokered by Arthur B Stoll, a licensed real estate broker.
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M. J. Saltzman
Dennis Clark
Findlay
River Cave
Carey
Route 16
Arthur B. Stoll
Legion Meeting Tuesday at 8 P M
American Legion post No 344 Harly Green announces a regular meeting at 8 p m on Tuesday February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harly Green
American Legion
Eagles Notice Friday Games Draw Crowds
America's favorite pastime at the Eagles each Friday evening invites local fans to enjoy baseball under lights. The weekly events highlight community spirit and casual participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
The
Eagles
Polio Fight Behind Basham Family March of Dimes
In Columbus Ohio a district captain for the March of Dimes leads a polio fund drive. Mrs Basham recalls four of her ten children afflicted in 1946 with one crippled for years. The family now backs the Parents' March on Polio as part of the January to February campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, ‘Co
Basham
Registered bull undergoes operation in Columbus
A valuable registered bull owned by Willis Putnam two miles west of Carey on Route 15 was operated on at Ohio State University Monday forenoon after X rays found wire and other foreign substances in its stomach. Two pieces of wire several inches long were removed along with metal shavings and a tooth. The bull will stay at the clinic about ten days under careful sanitary precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Putnam
Carey
Columbus
Gray Haven Argo
Vernon
Ridgeway Farm
Putnam
Ohio State University
Billy
Erman Hendricks
Reid Heck
Dean Clady
Community Club Hears On Mental Clinic Plans
Mrs. Stanley Stever of Sycamore spoke to the Carey Farmers' Community club at the K of C hall about a proposed Wyandot county mental health clinic in Tiffin. The county will not participate, per prior action by local organizations. A musical program followed and plans were made for the Ladies' Night banquet at First Methodist Church on February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Stever
Sycamore
Carey Farmers’ Community Club
K. of C. Hall
Tiffin
Wyandot
Shirley Keller
Marlene Lee
Glenda Gunther
Eileen Mott
Finute
Joyce Myers
Shirley
Phyllis Stombaugh
Whileen
Joyce
First Methodist Church
J. A. Vaughn
W. W. Gottfried
George Savidge
Walter Klein
Allan Baker
Noster Savidge
Community thanks Carey Businessmen for Baby Derby winners
The Carey Businessmen's Association expresses heartfelt appreciation for gifts received for Roger Alan, winner of the 1952 Baby Derby at Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Bayes residence.
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Carey Businessmen's Association
Roger Alan
Elgin Bayes
Carey Memorial Park Seeks 1952 Pool Staff
The Carey Memorial Park board will accept applications for pool supervisor cashier and life guards for the 1952 season. Gail Newell president.
Carey Ground Observer Corps Reports Saturday Sky Watch
Ground Observer Corps members at Carey posted on a municipal roof during a Saturday shift change at noon January 5. The photos show Harold Shue and others tracking an approaching plane and reporting to the Columbus filter center in seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ground Observer Corps
Cloyce Wentling
Dale Weaver
Clarence Tucker
Harold Shue
Weaver
Columbus Filter Center
Mr. Shue
William Keller
Pervisor
Carey Ground Observer ‘Corps
George Love
Aircraft Warning Service
Eastern Air Defense Force
Stewart Air Force “Base
Newburgh
N. Y
Keller
Columbus
Tonger
Shue
Cana Conference Sunday at Catholic Hall Carey
Married couples from 17 parishes will attend a Cana conference in the Catholic hall at Carey conducted by Rev. Joseph C. Bilstein S J director of lay retreats at St. Stanislaus Retreat Center Parma The program runs from 1 p m to 4 45 p m with renewal of marriage vows and benediction The event aims to promote wedded harmony and stronger family life Mrs Russell Gibson of Tiffin is in charge of arrangements and Mrs Clarence Elchert chairs the Our Lady of Consolation family life committee
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Tiffin
Catholic Women
Joseph C. Bilstein
S. J
St. Stanislaus Retreat Center
Parma
Dana
Russell Gibson
Clarence Elchert
Our Lady of Consolation
Our Lady of Consolation Defeats St Marys Tiffin
Our Lady of Consolation basketball team made up of 4th to 8th graders won 58 to 22 against St. Marys of Tiffin last Thursday. Jon Miller led with 22 points while Donald Mathias and Gerald Orians followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Vaughn
Our Lady of Consolation
St. Mary’s
Tiffin
Jon Miller
Donald Mathias
Gerald Orians
Foster couple sells Toledo street home to Gardner couple
Mr and Mrs A G Foster sold their home at 125 Toledo Street to Mr and Mrs Elmer Gardner of 328 E North Street. Possession will be taken in the spring. The sale was conducted through Arthur B Stoll, a licensed real estate agent.
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A. G., Foster
Toledo Street
Elmer Gardnert
E. North Street
Artur B. Stoll
J. T. Club Plans Thursday Meeting
The J. T. club will meet this Thursday afternoon with Mrs Mark Mitten at 124 W North Street.
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J. T. Club
Mark Mitten
W. North Street
Goodwill truck to visit Carey for item donations
A Goodwill Industries truck from Toledo will visit Carey on Thursday February 7 to collect clothing, books, jewelry, bric a brac and more. Donations support Goodwill workshops. Call Mrs L E Offenbacher at 1014 to arrange pickup if unavailable that day.
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Goodwill Industries
Toledo
Carey
Goodwill
L. E. Offenbacher
Carey Band Mothers Meet Monday at High School
The Carey Band Mothers will gather Monday at 8 p m in the high school to transact important business. The committee in charge includes Mrs William Cole chairman and several co chairs and members.
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Carey Band
William Cole
Harold Vaughn
Charles Peters
J. Adelsperger
Himer Hall
Robert Miller
Frank Phillips
Emnersong
hoy—Walter
Gerald Traxler
Kenneth Richards
Philathea Bible Glass to Elect Officers
The Philathea Ladies Bible class of Memorial E A B Sunday School will hold a monthly meeting on Tuesday evening February 5 at the church. There will be an election of officers.
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Philathea Ladies’ Bible
Memorial
E. A. B. Sunday School
Carey Lodge No 407 to Meet January 31
Regular meeting of Carey Lodge No 407 will be held Thursday evening January 31 at 8 00. All members urged to be present. VAN BAKER Secretary.
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Carey Lodge
van Baker
Jackson to Move Store in Carey Remodeling Era
Jackson Sons announces relocation and extensive remodeling of the department store formerly housed by Phogemos Duchy Iy. The new space will feature expanded men women and children shoe departments with brands like Endicott Johnson Wear‑A‑Well and Peters plus an enlarged dry goods women’s wear section and fashion brands. The owner F D Jackson with 30 years in merchandising aims for improved shoe fitting and broader assortments including dresses coats hats and accessories. Watch for openings and bargain offerings as the store relaunches to serve Carey shoppers.
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Jacksons
Merly
Phogemos
Duchy Iy
Hale
Lam
F.D. Jackson
Jackson
Jarmin
Peters
Cedar Crest
Endicott Johnson
Weatherbird
Cathay Originals
Fashion Fit
Peterg
Carey
Lampl
Serbia
Bobby Brooks
Strutwear
Miss Swank
College Girl
Gotham
Holeproof
Stardust
Biflex
Garcrest
Drygoody
Tomb In
Twin Daughters Born Minutes Apart in San Antonio Hospital
Mr and Mrs Leo J Bernard of Kenton welcomed twin girls Ann Elizabeth and Marie Eleanor born minutes apart in San Antonio hospital January 23. Ann Elizabeth weighed 6 pounds 1 ounce at 4 7 58, Marie Eleanor lighter at 5 08 with unknown weight.
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Leo J. Bernard
North Street
San Antonio Hospital
Kenton
Ann Elizabeth
Marie Eleanor
Bernard
Betty Fox
D. C. Fox
Mary Bernard
Daniel
Michael
Mary Katherine
Jerome
Henrietta
Eugene Howick
West Orange
N. J
Rs. Bernard
Daugh Bably
Carey Conservation League to Meet in Eagles Hall
The Carey Conservation League hosts a social gathering on Tuesday February 5 at 8 p m in Eagles Hall North Vance Street. Tender steak will be provided free to attendees interested in wildlife conservation. Publicity chairman confirms event details.
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Carey Conservation League
Eagles Hall
N. Vance Reet
Victory Class to Meet Wednesday at Whiteneck Home
The Victory class of the Methodist Sunday school will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at 323 E Findlay Street with Mrs D V Whiteneck as hostess. Mrs W H Wright assists. George Shuman will lead the devotional.
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Methodist Sunday School
D. V
Dance Tonight at Catholic Hall with Note Crackers
A dance is held tonight at the Catholic hall starting at 8 o clock. Music by the Note Crackers. Everyone invited with admission of 50 cents.
Round Square Dancing Every Saturday Night at Eagles Hall
Weekly square dancing session at Eagles Hall each Saturday night invites members and families to join. Event offers social dancing, music, and a family friendly atmosphere for all ages.
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Eagles Hall
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New Industrial Arts
Legion Meeting
Ground Corps
J. 1
Club Today
Carey Band Mothers
Philathea Bible Glass
Gathering Carey Conservation League
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