Vocational Agriculture Projects Under Way For Area Boys
The vocational agriculture program notes several student projects this season. Carl Johnson completed a 500 baby chick care and management project from Sugar Camp Ohio with 430 chicks raised to 12 weeks and sold as pullets at premium prices. Russell Ward reports rapid gains with 8 week old cockerels at one pound six ounces. Additional projects include beef calves dairy cattle pigs potatoes and sheep. The effort ties school work to practical farming and highlights high school vocational training for farm youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aho
Carl Johnson
Better Poultry Company of Sugar
Chmp
Carl
Russell Ward
Orians Shumaker Family Reunion At Skim Hills
The Orians and Shumaker families held their annual reunion southeast of Carey on Sunday with good attendance. A picnic lunch was served at noon followed by ice cream and cake in the afternoon. Officers were re-elected: President Vincent Orians, Secretary Mrs Alf Bland, Assistant Secretary Mrs Ambrose Orians, Treasurer Raymond Orians. The next reunion will return to the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orians
Shumaker
Skim Hills
Carey
Vincent Orians
Alf Bland
Ambrose Orians
Raymond Orians
Women Gather at W B A Camp in Port Huron Michigan
Mrs L M Remlinger Mrs W R Markley Mrs R E Oglesbee Mrs H L Pahl and Mrs Hugh Kurtz stayed at the W B A camp in Port Huron Michigan with over a thousand women in attendance. Mrs Hugh Kurtz attended the state convention as a delegate from the Carey Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Remlinger
W. R. Markley
R. E. Oglesbee
H. L. Pahl
Hugh Kurtz
Port Huron
Mich
Lake Huron
The
Carey Review
Auto collision at Standard station involves two cars
Clarence Fox of Brown Ave a Big Four brake man turned his Ford coupe into a driveway at the Standard filling station. A large sedan from Michigan following him struck the Ford. The front fender of the sedan rocked over the left rear wheel of the Ford but no damage resulted to either vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fox
Brown Ave
Michigan
Ford
Wesleyan Guild Meeting at Mrs Samuel Gunther’s Home
Mrs Samuel Gunther hosted the Wesleyan Guild class at her West Findlay Street home on Thursday evening. After the business session, refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gunther
Wesleyan Guild
Methodist Sunday School
West Findlay Street
Ada appoints Miss Millicent Warren as new high school teacher
Miss Millicent Warren of Ada has been employed by the board of education as a high school teacher. Her appointment completes the district’s teaching corps for the coming year.
Building New House on Frederick Street Bungalow Planned
Ruscoe Pawns is constructing a five room bungalow on Frederick street just east of the Henry Orians property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruscoe Pawns
Frederick Street
Henry Orians
Carload of Fords Arrives at Local Dealer
K. L. Leonard, a local Ford dealer, received a carload of new Ford vehicles last week for inventory and display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. L. Leonard
New 90-Pound Steel Laid Through Local A C and Yard
A mile of new 90 pound steel has been laid through the local A C and yard, signaling progress on the infrastructure project. The work advances transportation capacity and supports continued industrial development in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. & 3. Yarda
Lutheran Mission Society Elects Officers at Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran held a regular meeting at Mrs. Bradley's home with multiple hostesses. Officers were elected: President Imma Stief, Vice President H R Williams, Treasurer J D Ewing, Corresponding Secretary Byron Ogg, Recording Secretary May Mullholand, Tank Offering Secretary Lizetta Speaker, Light Brigade Superintendent W Beatty. The next gathering will be a union meeting with the Jennie Larmonth Society at the parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary ‘Society of Christ’Lutheran Church
We “Dy Bradley
W. H. Snyder
Frank
Oge
Roy Kirkwood
Mark Karr
Bradley
Albert Adelsperger
Scroitoriat
E. B. Kurtz
Lestudy
America
R. iWwintame
May Mullholand
R. Ashley
Co. A. Carpenter
Gertrude
Johe
G. Bradley
Emma Stief
A. ‘Galbroner
Stella Nye
Millie Payne
Jennie Larmonth Society
Carey Band Prospects Increase in Carey
The Carey community considers forming a band for the coming year with encouragement for support. Jack W. Wainwright of Fostoria offers his best man for the project. M Lombardi will visit Carey next Thursday to arrange music instruction for band and orchestra students. He is Italian-born and has led major ensembles worldwide and will supervise beginner and advanced students with lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Jack W. Wainwright
Fostoria
M. Lombardi
Lombardi
Crawford Ridge Needleworkers Meet At Powell Home
The Crawford Ridge Needleworkers held their fourth meeting at Mrs. Fred Powell’s home on July 3. A picnic committee of Bernice Heck and Oleta Wentling was appointed. Orvetta Wentling demonstrated how a felt scam is made. Members reviewed slips, aprons, and dresses. Rosella Brown sang a solo and Cinderella Stark with Mary Jane Myers presented Around the World With Music. Refreshments were served by Elizabeth and Mary Jane Myers. New member Mildred Wisebaker joined. The next meeting is scheduled for Saturday July 17 at 1 30 p m at Mrs. Howard Heck’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford-Ridge
Fred Powell
Bernice Heck
Oleta Wentling
Orvetta Wentling
Rosella Brown
Cinderella Stark
Mary Jane Myers
Elizabeth
Mildred Wisebaker
Howard Heck
Stork Brings Five Babies to Local Families
A series of births reported in the Sycamore Leader and local notices. A son to Charles M. Smith southeast of town on Friday morning. A daughter to Roscoe Roberts on South Hazel Street Saturday evening. A daughter to Lloyd Ludwig Thursday morning. A son to Edison Foght of Tiffin Tuesday evening. A son to A M Hornby of Maumee Saturday evening. A 10 pound daughter to Vincent Mangett northeast of town Tuesday morning named Margaret Ann to be christened at Our Lady of Consolation Church Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Smith
Roscoe Roberts
Hazel St
Lloyd Ludwig
Sycamore
Edison Foght
Tiffin
A. M. Hornby
Maumee
Hornby
Carey Schools
Vincent Mangett
Margaret Ann
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Home Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Chesebrough Home
The Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church met with Mrs. S. B. Chesebrough on Wednesday afternoon. The hostess led Enigmas and Mrs. Margaret Dow and Mrs. O. L. Shumate guided prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
S. B. Chesebrough
Margaret Dow
O. L. Shumate
Local Vital Statistics Report June births and deaths
June records list births including Elenor Francis Greene, Richard Eugene Rickle, Maretta Stansberry, Dorothy Jane Hood, Gertrude Irene Bertram, Kathrine Margaret Teal, Mary Ellen Rothgeb, Nancy Lee Leonard, and James Burke Ruehle. Deaths noted for Celestia Hare from angina pectoris and Margaret Ellen Brown from cerebrospinal meningitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elenor Francis
C. Ralph Greene
Richard Eugene
Addison Rickle
Maretta
Rs. Leonard Stansberry
Dorothy Jane
Cecil Hood
Gertrude Irene
Elmer Bertrahm
Kathrine Margaret
Celestia S. Hare
Margaret Ellen Brown
Lutheran Church Notes and Lakeside Trip Plans
The pastor’s sermon titled Qui F Persevering Task will be delivered next Sunday morning with no evening worship. Luther League members must register by next Sunday for the Lakeside state convention, with a cottage reserved for ten, and a meeting at 6:30 PM in the parish house reception room. The mid summer communion service last Sunday was well attended and the pastor will conduct his last Christ Church service on July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Lakeside
Will
Christ Church
Prospective student urged to try vocational agriculture course
The message invites incoming high school students to consider the elective vocational agriculture program. It appeals to farm boys and others seeking brighter, healthful, and financially supportive high school days and stresses personal interest in choosing the course.
Card of Thanks from Carey Wool Shipper
J A Fox thanks neighbors for bringing 95 088 pounds of wool to his Carey barn. The wool filled 426 bags and was shipped in four 40 foot cars to Wm W Wood Co Inc Philadelphia Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Wm. W. Wood & Co., Inc
Philadelphia
J. A. Fox
Which Kind Did You Have
A quip from Dusty Miller distinguishes minor and major operations with a surgeon’s estimate. A minor operation ends patient speech after about two years while a major one leaves the tongue wagging for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty Miller
W. B. A. Holds First Meeting in New Quarters
The W B A rented the Knights of Pythias hall for their initial gathering in the new quarters on Friday at 8 00 oclock. A report on the recent Port Clinton convention will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B A
Knights of Pythias
Port Clinton
Underground River Cave drawing by Carey Times artist
Carey Times published last week an interesting drawing of the Underground River Cave drawn by Voyle Brashares, a Carey boy employed at the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Voyle Brashares
Carey
Mooseheart Legion Women Host July Pot Luck Supper
The Women of Mooseheart Legion invite members to a Tuesday night July 27 pot luck supper. Legionaires are urged to attend and bring friends to share in the community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion
al! Legionaires
Happy Hour Sewing Club Reports Fourth Meeting
The Happy Hour Sewing Club held its fourth meeting at Miss Thelma Wonder’s home Wednesday afternoon. Miss Helen Johnson acted as president in the absence of the president. Ten members joined. a picnic committee of Blanche Mitten Melva Weininger and Helen Boes was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour
Thelma Wonder
Helen’ Johnson
Blanche _Mitten
Melva Weininger
Helen Boes
Helen Johnson
Florence McKee
W. E. Wonder
Harvey Wonder
Kitti
Baker
Kiwanis Club Reassembles After Break With Talks Planned
The Kiwanis club met at noon after a two week lapse. President Dr. W N Johnson attended. They plan to visit the potato club boys next Monday afternoon. A J Hax of Capital University spoke briefly. Rev. Lewis P Speaker will give a talk next Monday. it will be his last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
W. N Johnson
Potato Club
A. J. Hax
Capital University
Lewis P. Speaker
Salem Township St Joseph Social Promises Good Music
The Salem social in Salem township takes place Tuesday evening July 20 with music and fried spring chicken. If weather is unfavorable the event will move to the following evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Salem Township
Crawford Chapter 68 O B S Sets Friday Meeting
Eastern Star notice for Crawford chapter No 68 O B S announces a regular meeting on Friday evening July 16. Members are urged to attend as the session opens promptly at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Chapter
Two youths Bound Over in Melon Thefts Case
Two young men arrested for breaking into a Big Four car and stealing melons were bound over to the grand jury Wednesday forenoon from the mayor s court.
Rough crossings of Findlay streets probed
The Findlay street crossings of the Hocking Valley and Big Four railroads remain very rough and residents doubt the usual annual repairs have been carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Mrs Richard Smith Resigns at Times Office
Mrs Richard Smith has resigned her position at the Times office and Mrs B E Swartz becomes her successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Smith
Times Office
B E. Swartz
Saving the Trees State directive urges highway crews to spare trees
Ohio State Journal reports state highway director George F P Schlesinger calls for minimal tree removal during road improvements. Division engineers must avoid destroying trees adjacent to roadways and continue planting more trees, stressing the value of forestry and citizen stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FP. Schlesinger
Ohio
Ohio State Journal
REBEKAH INSTALLATION OF LOCAL LODGE LEADER
On Tuesday evening Miss Cleta Lindower was installed noble grand of the local Rebekah lodge with Miss Helen Perkins as vice grand and Miss Kathryn McDonald as warden. Several officers followed with Miss Mabel Wonder as past noble grand and Mrs Nellie Still assisted by Mrs W E Montague. A social hour and refreshments followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleta Lindower
Noble Grand
Rebekah Lodge
Helen Perkins
Kathryn McDonald
Mary Phillips
Chas. Lindower
C. R. Tate
R. McDowell
Irvin Wentling
Myrtle Laird
Lucy Laughlin
Inside Guardian
Ilo McKee
Guardian
Mabel Wonder
Nellie Still
W. E. Montague
Crawford Chapter to Attend Mrs Gillet Funeral
All members of Crawford chapter O E S are asked to attend the funeral of Mrs S B Gillet at the residence this afternoon. They should meet at the hall at 1 o'clock. Conveyances will be provided. Usa the Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Chapter
S. B. Gillet
Farm Sold in Administrator's Sale Near Carey
The 40 acre Truman Broshares farm five miles east of Carey was sold Saturday as an administrator's sale to Mrs. L. G. Ranger for 4800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Broshares
Carey
L. G. Ranger
Dr W N Johnson Reopens Dental Office
Notice states Dr. W N Johnson has returned from travel and his dental office is now open again. No contact details provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Johnson
Ohio Leads in State School Spending in 1923 24
Ohio spent 124 million dollars on education in the 1923 24 school year, the highest among neighboring states and well ahead of Michigan Indiana and Pennsylvania. The state’s focus on schooling is linked to a very low literacy rate compared with other large states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
U.S. Bureau of Education
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Indiana
Sudden Death of Mrs. S. B. Gillet Shocks Community
Mrs. S. B. Gillet dies suddenly at home west of town after a long illness marked by a heart attack in May. Survived by daughter Irene and husband Sylvester. two children died early. Funeral set for 2 pm at the residence with Rev. Lewis P. Speaker officiating. burial in Spring Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Gillet
Miss Irene
Mr. Gillet
Sylvester B. Gillet
Irene
Family reunions announced for August and July in various locations
Several family gatherings are listed. Fahl and Reynolds clans plan reunions on August 1 at Elm Hills and Frank Kennerley's Arlington area home respectively. Logsdon and Brown families host events on July 25 and August 5 at Camp Crawford and Carey Park. Ward & Baker meet August 19 at Water Works Park. Lombard reunion set for August 29 at Water Works Park. Carr Ramsey Mangett group also gathers at Carey Water Works Park on July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahl
Elm Hills
Catherine Logsdon
Camp Crawford
Carr, Ramsey and Mangett
Carey Water Works Park
Reynolds
Frank Kennerley
Arlington
Brown
Carey Park
Ward & Baker
Water Works Park
Lombard
Notice to gas consumers for July 17 repair shutoff
The Logan Gas Co announces essential repair work requiring a gas shutoff on Saturday July 17 from 1 to 2 pm. Please turn off all gas appliances during that hour to prevent explosion or fire and ensure the burner under the hot water tank is off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Gas CO
Poem by Arthur Oglesbee At Columbus School for the Blind
The poem on page 4 was written by Arthur Oglesbee son of Mr and Mrs R E F Oglesbee a student at the Columbus school for the blind. He composed it and typed the text on his typewriter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Oglesbee
R EF Oglesbee
School For the Blind
Columbus
Pythian Sisters Limit Meetings to September
The local Pythian Sisters announce no meetings will be held until September due to unspecified reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sist Rs
Carey ACs to face New Riegel at rubber plant diamond
The Carey ACs host New Riegel on the rubber plant diamond with a 2 30 pm start. Local fans expect a competitive baseball game at Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey AC
New Riegel
Carey
Carey’s Band Opens Season In New Riegel Concert
Huss' band from New Riegel performed Carey’s first concert of the season last evening with a lively program and strong audience turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Huss
New Riegel
Maumee Couple Visited Carey on Wednesday
Mr and Mrs. Orville Dame of Maumee visited Carey on Wednesday for a short stay in the town, enjoying local sights and meeting residents during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Dame
Maumee
Carey
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Lutheran Mission
Home Missionary Society
Vital. Statistics
Daisy” Moyer
Lutheran Church
H. S
W. B.A. Meeting
Carey Boy
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Salem Social
Eastern Star
Rebekah
USA
Ohio AT Work
OHO
Indlana
fessoGo ccc
Cleveland
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