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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1948
Page
2
The Carey Times announces Eloise Whrall as Editor and Publisher. The paper is published every Thursday and entered at the Carey Ohio post office as second class mail matter. Subscription is one year for two dollars, in advance.
Pastor Ambrose Finnegan with Assistant Priests Mirko Godina Martin Collet ce Leli announce Sunday Masses at 6 16, 8 00, 10 30 and weekday Masses at 7 00 and 8 46. Devotions honor Our Lady of Consolation Benediction with Cross relic at 2 30 P M weekly.
Reverend B L Lee presides with Sunday school at 9 30 led by Walter Roynon as assistant superintendent Morning Worship at 10 30 features sermon Is Prayer Profitable Evening Service at 8 sermon Simon the Transgressor Midweek prayer Wednesday 8 00 led by Wesley Phillips next week’s leader named Wesley Phillips
Rev Wade H Koons leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Howard H Snyder as superintendent Worship at 10 30 a m The sermon is The Price of Peace Luther League meets at 6 p m Edgar Keller discusses The Immortal Dead Women’s Missionary Society gathers Wednesday June 9 at 2 p m The following Sunday June 6 at 8 p m a sound motion picture The March of Faith will be shown in the parish house Public invited.
Wm Cole church school superintendent reports a church school meeting at 9 30 a m with classes for all ages. The note outlines program details and guidance for attendees.
Rev. Don B. Bennett pastors Beech Grove Evangelical Church with Lloyd Stroub as Sunday School Superintendent. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Children’s Day Service and daily Vacation Bible School demonstration at 8:00 p.m. Midweek prayer service at 8:00 p.m. Thursday in the church.
Reverend D Worthman D D pastors Crawford Methodist Church with Delmer Lortz serving as Sunday School Superintendent.
Representatives from Wyandot county met at First Lutheran Church in Upper Sandusky to organize a county CROP drive. Rev Wade H Koons outlined a July food train during wheat harvest and officers were elected: H L Wenner chair, Rev J I Seim secretary, Charles Jedel treasurer. Others from Carey attended, including Lester Herbert and Wesley Wonder.
Carey chapter No 600 Women of the Moose met on June 1. Minnie Miller was titled attendance prize winner but absent. Next year officers include Regent Martha Barth, junior regent Mae Greene, chaplain Opal Spackey, treasurer Edith Barth, recorder Barbara Michaels, guide Alma Gibson, assistant guide Edith Kitzler, sentinel Bertha Patterson, Argus Alma Bohlen, pianist Rae Sopher, with Mae Greene as Publicity Chairman.
A marriage license was issued in Seneca County to Mark A. Tiel of Big Spring and Ruth W. Kinn of New Riegel.
Carey public schools report strong attendance for 1945 46 to 1946 47 and 1947 48 with 58 pupils never missing a day. Certificates awarded to students with perfect attendance. lists show names by grade and notes tardies for a few.
Adrian residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Monroe Ohio Toledo Cleveland and Ottawa while attending auto races in Ottawa on Sunday and sharing weekend gatherings with numerous families including Mullholand Yaichner Miller Swisher and Phillips clans across several nearby towns. The gatherings included several trips to Grand Rapids Upper Sandusky Carey and Arcadia with multiple family routes and a Clouse reunion at Landeck.
All Work and No Play Makes for Jittery Nerves. Take time off and settle down with a fish pole in your favorite spot, but visit Houk's first. The store offers a full tackle department with poles, baits, lines, and nets plus lawn mowers, screen wire, paint, linseed oil, and new furniture arrivals.
Wyandot County will host 28 4 H clubs with 600 members and 53 advisors. Fifteen girls clubs and 13 boys clubs, 25 new or returning advisors. Snip and Clip girls club of Upper Sandusky has 48 members. Mifflin Jelly Farmers boys club 36. Electricity projects rise in popularity with Harold Barrick of Ohio Power assisting. Dairy and food projects favored. new dress and cotton crafts noted. Crum plaque competition expected to be intense. Snip and Clip has held the plaque for two years. Money awards will be the largest in the fair’s history.
Wade Speelman, worthy president of the Fostoria aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, appointed district director succeeding Lloyd Lundy. The new district covers Carey Findlay Fostoria Tiffin and Upper Sandusky with Lundy moving to the state organizing department in Springfield Ohio.
Sunday visitors and calls feature Mullholand and Mrs Vera Cook with Mr and Mrs Joseph Fox from near Carey I E Mulholland visiting Delphos Mrs Paul Schearer and Miss Susa Swartz of Flat Rock stayed with Mrs Eliza Correll and H J Schearer Afternoon callers included Mrs Ella Haines of Elyria Bernice Haines of Columbus and Mrs Lulu Criger
Melvin B England 48 of Lakewood died of carcinoma at 1 pm Tuesday May 21 at his home 1517 Waster Ave after a one year illness. Born July 3 1902 in Arcadia he was the son of Forest S and Lillie Hartle England. Surviving: wife LalDonna Lewis two sons LeRoy and Stanley R two sisters Helen S Myers Findlay and Martha Quitman West Palm Beach Fla and brother Wallace H England Mt Blanchard. Rites held 1:30 pm Friday at Coldren Funeral Home Findlay Rev Wallace Bryentot Bucyrus. Burial Mt Blanchard Cemetery.
Real estate tax books are open for June 1947 with a final closing date of July 20, 1948. Karl F. Kraus Wyandot County Treasurer announces the books are current and ready for tax collection.
The Alvada Mutual Telephone Co invites sealed bids for operating its switchboard and two lines. Bid by 12 noon on June 10, 1948. new operator begins June 21, 1948. House to live in rent free, electric paid. Company may reject any oral bid. Contact W. M. Reinhart, Secretary, Alvada, Ohio.
Medals for the American European African Middle Eastern and Asiatic Pacific campaigns are issued from June 1 1948 to eligible ex Navy personnel. Proof of eligibility includes an honorable discharge or separation notice. Eligible American area veterans must have served between December 7 1941 and March 2 1946. European African Middle Eastern eligibility spans December 1941 to November 8 1945. Asiatic Pacific eligibility covers December 7 1941 to March 2 1946. Medals are obtained at the Navy recruiting station in Marion Ohio with a Navy recruiter at Carey every Friday 1 00 to 4 00 PM.
Estate of Alma Pierce, deceased appoints Charles W. Pierce of 3860 Thomas Street Fostoria Ohio as administrator in Wyandot County Ohio. Dated May 19 1948 by Judge Russell H. Kear Probate Division.
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