Carey Public School Honors Diligent Lower Grades Students
The Carey public schools list 1940 41 lower grade pupils with perfect attendance including 1st grade Gordon Putnam Eugene Lee Charles Ritter Robert Baker Earl Schmitz Glenda Edy Gunther 2nd grade David Smith 3rd grade Donald Turnbell Owen Ashbaugh James Welly Gerald Line Jane Ann Driver Mary Phillips Sally Wright 6th grade Donna Heck Bernice Ketler Lawrence Strahm Donald Wood Bobby Humbert Phyllis Hunter Joyce Ann Putnam Paul Schmitz Daniel Smith. The district also thanks the Stella Nye estate for gifts of books and costumes for community plays reflecting the 1890s era.
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Carey
Gordon -Putnam
Eugene’ Lée
Chiarlés ¢ ‘Ritter
Carey Girls to Graduate From Tiffin University Friday
Miss Mary Ellen Kurtz and Miss Cora Ellen Schira of Carey will graduate from the executive secretarial course at Tiffin University this Friday. Kurtz, daughter of Ralph and Mary Kurtz of 655 West Findlay Street, works for the Ohio Civil Service Commission in Columbus. Schira, daughter of J A Schira of 359 East Findlay Street, works for the Farm Security Administration in Upper Sandusky. This marks the 17th annual commencement of the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Kurtz
Cora Ellen Schira
Carey
Tiffin University
Carey High School
Miss Kurtz
Ralph Kurtz
W. Findlay Street
Miss Schira
J. A. Schira
E. Findlay Street
Ohio Civil Service Commission
State Office
Columbus
Visit Buffalo and Niagara Falls Highlight Trip
Mrs. Sy Gottfried of Upper Sandusky and Mr and Mrs Lowell Sanborn of Sycamore with Mr and Mrs E E Gottfried spent the weekend in Buffalo New York. They toured Niagara Falls and the G L F feed mills reputedly a large cooperative plant producing 50 bags per minute and about 100 carloads daily with a full testing laboratory and diverse stock feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy. Gottfried
Upper Sandusky
Lowell Sanborn
Sycamore
E. E. Gottfried
Arthur Kauppas
Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Reverend Clouser to Speak and Receive Doctorate
Rev and Mrs Paul R Clouser and daughter Sara of Middletown Pa visit Mr and Mrs George Newhard over the weekend. On Sunday he will preach at Christ Lutheran church his former charge. On Monday he will receive the Doctor of Divinity degree at Wittenberg College Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Clouser
Sara
Middletown
George Newhard
Clouser
Christ Lutheran Church
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Freight Volume Increases Over A. C. Y Railroad
May freight leaving Carey on the A. C. Y rose 250 percent versus May 1940. Nearly 20 men are laying ballast on the tracks between Sycamore and Chatfield. The Carey crew is establishing the town as its headquarters for operations.
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Carey
Sycamore
Chatfield
Real Estate Transfers In Local Market
Mr and Mrs Charles Dumit buy the room of Bradley's dry cleaning at the Stella Nye estate for 2500 dollars. Miss Nye's former residence sells to Mrs S A Wenner for 5500 dollars. Mr and Mrs Wenn moving from Dow street to the Nye property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dumit
Stella Nye
Bradley
Miss Nye
S. A. Wenner
Wenn
Dow-street
Education talk highlights modern trend in Carey Kiwanis
Atty. R. M. Draper of Columbus, president of the Carey board of education, spoke on The Modern Trend in Education at the Carey Kiwanis meeting Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. R. M. Draper
Columbus
Board of Education
Carey Kiwanis
Children's Day Program at Carey Memorial Evangelical Church
Sunday evening event features a full program by the children including solos duets and group songs. An offering supports church missionary work with practice sessions set for Thursday and Saturday at 2:00 p m.
Carey High School Publishes 1941 Caryatid Annual
The Carey Times notes the 1941 Caryatid annual from Carey High School. Staff includes Ardine Gottfried as editor in chief, Reid Burson business manager, Robert Moser sports editor, Cecil Lab art editor, Frances Peirce joke editor, Buddy Pieracini and Betty Lee Haines snap-shot editors, Joan Kramer calendar editor, Eleanor McChesney literary editor, and solicitors John Byers, Robert Smith, and Leland Strahm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Carey High School
Ardine Gottfried
Reid Burson
Robert Moser
Cecil Lab
Frances Peirce
Buddy Pieracini
Betty Lee Haines
Joan Kramer
Eleanor McChesney
John Byers
Robert Smith
Leland Strahm
Carey F F A judging team takes fourth at Brown Swiss event
The Carey F F A judging team of Ted Wonder Franklin Elchert Nelson Hewett and Franklin Haford placed fourth in Brown Swiss dairy cattle judging at Richwood during the District No 4 Canton show. Teams from Union Delaware Marion and Wyandot counties competed in the annual Brown Swiss Breeders association fair with Gov John W Bricker as principal speaker.
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Ted Wonder
Franklin Elchert
Nelson Hewett
Franklin Haford
Carey F. F. A
Richwood
Union
Delaware
Marion
Wyandot
Brown Swiss Breeders’ Association
John W. Bricker
Bowling Green State University to Graduate June 6
Miss Florence Virginia Ruehle and Miss Irene Freed of Carey will receive Bachelor of Science in Education degrees at Bowling Green State University on Friday afternoon June 6 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Virginia Ruehle
Irene Freed
Carey
Bowling Green State University
Dance Revue by Miss Jayne Melby at Edison Junior High
Marion dancing teacher Miss Jayne Melby of Burley and Melby will present her pupils in a dance revue at Edison junior high school in Marion on Thursday evening June 19 at 8 15.
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Jayne Melby
Marion
Burley and Melby
Edison Junior High School
Carey Teachers Reemployed for 1941 42 Session by Board
The Carey board of education reconfirmed staff for 1941 42, listing principal I E H Mulholland and teachers across subjects from Helen Keiffer in home economics to Ruth Douce in 1st grade. Miss Jayne Stoner resigns. Bertha Crumline chosen for West building post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Board of Education
I. E H. Mulholland
Helen Keiffer
Betty Willard
Frances Mary, Stover
William Holloway
Cloyce Wentling
John Line
Robert Blose
Wilbur Lemasters
Estella Weaver
Cecil Laird
Charles Hall
A. E. Constien
Ruby Criger
Martha Simpson
Agnes Wood
Marguerite Jacobs
Henry Davidson
Jayne Stoner
Ruth Douce
Dorothy Kenat
Martha Spensler
Irene Bowers
Stoner
Findlay Schools
Bertha Crumline
Adrian
Grace (Firestine) Heck
OPEN SOFTBALL SEASON KNIGHTS OF CATHOLIC DEFEAT TIFFIN
The Knights of Columbus softball team opened with a May 23 win over Tiffin under lights in Tiffin. On May 26 they lost to the seminarians 9 to 4 after a tight 7 innings, with most scoring in the last two frames. Edmond Pahl seeks games. public invited with no admission.
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Knights of Columbus
Tiffin
K. ‘of C
Seminarians
K. of C
Edmond Pahl
Supt Earl B Driver to Receive MA at Bowling Green
Supt Earl B Driver will receive a master of arts degree from Bowling Green State University in the graduation exercises tomorrow at 4:00 p m He completed class work in 1937 and wrote a thesis on The Centralization Movement in Wyandot County and its Effect Upon Administrative Policies The work shifted from Hancock to Wyandot County when he moved to Carey from Arlington He has pursued advanced work at Madison College University of Chicago and University of Virginia before enrolling at Bowl
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Earl B. Driver
Bowling Green State University
Driver
Wyandot County
Hancock County
Injured Woman Falls Homeward From Sunday Church Walk
Mrs Edward Gibbs of East North Street sustained painful injuries Sunday forenoon when she fell on the sidewalls of Riester garage while walking to Sunday school at the Methodist church. She suffered a head bruise a nose cut and torn knee ligaments. Her sons Addison Gibbs and Clyde Lester of Toledo visited Carey and accompanied her home with another son in law Ralph Parris serving as her care givers.
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Edward Gibbs
E North Street
Riester
Addison Gibbs
Clyde Lester
Toledo
Carey
Gibbs
Florence Ritter Sets Perfect Attendance Record
Florence Ritter, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ritter west of Carey, finished the 1940-41 term at West School with perfect attendance, completing the 4th grade without a single tardy or absence.
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Florence
George Ritter
West of
Carey
West School
Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society Meets Tuesday
The Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran church will gather Tuesday evening June 10 at the home of Mrs H E Wyatt on W Findlay Street. Miss Rosa Summit assists hostess. Mrs Ruby Criger and Mrs Gust Summit lead the lesson.
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Jennie Larmonth
State Route 729 Surfacing Extends From Patterson Street
Work to resurface State Route 729 continues Patterson street from the north corporation line for about a third of a mile and extends three miles north of Carey. The village pays nothing. An ordinance granting state permission to work on Patterson street appears on page 2 and is referendum subject, though the reason is not explained.
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N. Patterson Street
Patterson Street
North Corporation
Carey
the Times
Officers to Serve The Past Chiefs of Carey Temple No 169
The Past Chiefs of Carey Temple No 169 Pythian Sisters will fill the offices at a meeting this Thursday evening. The present officers will serve refreshments after the meeting. All members are invited. Elizabeth Iden, M. E C.
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Carey Temple
Pythian Sisters
Elizabeth Iden
M. E C
Special Meeting of Justus Lodge Knights of Pythias
A special meeting of Justus Lodge No. 393 Knights of Pythias is set for Friday evening June 6 at Castle Hall The Bank of Esquire will be conferred An annual memorial meeting for Knights and Sisters will be held Thursday evening June 12 at Castle Hall C C Goff announces the details
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Justus Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Bank of Esquire
Knights
Castle Hall
C. Goff
C. C
Carey W C T U Meeting With Mrs Daymon
The Carey W C T U will meet with Mrs Florence Daymon on East Findlay street at 8:00 Tuesday evening. Flower Mission Day will be observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey W. C. T. U
Florence Daymon
E. Findlay Street
Flower Mission
Jump and Jive with Duke Bradley at Healey's Tavern
Duke Bradley and the Dukes of Rhythm perform every Saturday Sunday and Wednesday night at Healeys Tavern with no cover charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Bradley
Dukes of Rhythm
Healey’s Tavern
Appreciation note from Maine Brininger
I wish to press my sincere thanks to all those who remembered me with cards and flowers during my stay in Fostoria City hospital, and to Undertaker Bristoll for his ambulance service.
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Fostoria City Hospital
Bristoll
Maine Brininger
June WSCS Meeting at Methodist Church
The WSCS will meet next Wednesday at 8 PM in the Methodist church with a special program. Mrs asden of Friendly Center Toledo will attend with youth from the center who will perform. A supper at J F Baker home precedes the program and a short business meeting will follow. Plans for the mother daughter banquet on June 17 are arranged.
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WSCS
Asden
Friendly Center
Methodist Settlement House
Toledo
J F. Baker
Early Garden Peas Prove Best Home Harvest Record
On Monday evening Mr and Mrs Homer Bleam and daughters from Newhard street enjoyed a great bowl of green peas fresh from their garden. The seed was planted late in April and, per The Carey Times, this is the best home gardening record yet.
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Homer Bleam
Newhard Street
Carey Times
Carey Schools Band Opens Summer Concert Series
The Carey schools band began its summer season with concerts starting Wednesday evening June 4 at the new municipal building on S. Vance street. The group is directed by William Holloway, the district music instructor.
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Carey Schools
S. Vance Street
William Holloway
Sportsmen to Meet at Old Town Hall June 9
Carey Farmers and Sportsmen Protective association calls a meeting at the old town hall Monday evening June 9. All members urged to attend. Leo Fisher serves as president.
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Carey Farmers and Sportsmen Protective Association
Old Town Hall
Leo Fisher
Returned Here Rev Cryer given year extension in Carey
The Rev. Donald W. Cryer is returned to Carey for another year after appointment by Bishop H Lester Smith at the Ohio annual Methodist conference. He will preach next Sunday at 10 00 with the theme Perpetuating Pentecost and at 9 00 the church school observance of Student Day includes a short play Journey to Ever Land directed by Mrs Alfred Davis. Other local assignments include former Carey pastors moving to Rossford Fayette Mason Urbana and Findlay with W W Weiser in retirement and R B Coleman back to Upper Sandusky.
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Carey
Memorial Evangelical Church
Walford Shuman
Lewis
Thomas
Janice Tong
Glen Phillips
Reva Smith
Shirley Jacobs
Arlene Robison
Betty Fletcher
Barbara Fletcher
Louise Donelson
Clara Belle Roszman
Gene Bingle
Leona Williams
Carolyn
Marilyn
Barbara Hunter
Carpenter
Eldon Bame
Dorothy Steele
Bobby Walters
Jewels
David Yingling
Athlene Rickle
Mrs. Grumble
Joan Tong
Juanita Hill
Moses
Verna Lessig
Norma Hotelling
Grant
Bobby Heck
Doris Walters
Regina Smith
Artis Roynon
Virginia Bame
Norma Ann Powell
Barbara Hill
Carolyn Jacobs
Joan Presler
Paul Phillips
Carol Hotelling
Frederick and
Ferdinand Williams
Lord
B. L. Lee
Shuman
Donald W. Cryer
H. Lester Smith
Ohio
Clyde Jenkins
C. W. Sultzbach
Mason
Dayton
Roger J. Turrell
Urbana
J. B. Shellhaas
Glen Wood
Columbus
W. F. Martin
W. W. Weiser
R. B. Coleman
Upper Sandusky
C. Clark Shedd
First Methodist Church
Findlay
A. E. Grant
Howard-Northview
S. R. Bame
Addresses of Carey men in military training published this week
This week we publish addresses of Carey young men in military training. Missing addresses will appear later or upon receipt. We request changes of address when men transfer camps. Cant. Leon C. W. Kettling F. A., 16th Bn., 5th Reg. F. A. RC. Fort Bragg, WN. C. Please send any known local addresses so friends can mail them.
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Carey
Leon C. W. Kettling
5Th Reg
F. A. RC
Fort Bragg, WN. C
Termites Hit Local Cleaning Establishment on Findlay Street
Hordes of termites are reported destroying floors walls and sills in the room occupied by W. G. Bradley proprietor of a cleaning and pressing establishment on E Findlay Street. The pests eat the interior wood while the exterior remains sound. pressure on floors or sills causes crumbling. Attempts to eradicate have failed.
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W. G. Bradley
E. Findlay Street
Father’s Day Highlighted For June 15 Observance
The annual Fathers Day will be observed Sunday June 15 with many Carey merchants readying timely gifts. Stores display father themed merchandise to mark the occasion and honor the men in the family.
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Dad
Father
Carey
Rainy spell brings showers over Memorial Day weekend
Carey enjoyed a stretch of rainy weather with scattered showers from Friday through Monday. A steady downpour began Friday night and persisted until Wednesday afternoon before clearing to cooler, sunny skies.
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Carey
Rhododendrons in Bloom At W A Miller Home
Visitors flock to High street to see the rhododendrons in bloom at W A Miller's home. The plants are noted as rare in town and require careful cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Miller
High Street
Mr. Miller
P. R. S. Club Schedule Meet at Adelsperger Home
The P. R. S. club will meet at the home of Mrs. Claretree Adelsperger northeast of Carey on Thursday June 5 1941. Officials invite members to attend the session.
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P. R. S. Club
Claretree Adelsperger
Carey
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Rev. Clouser
A. C
Kiwanis
Will
Bowling Green State
Board
Emypiloys
Carey Teachers
Jennis Larmonth Society
Our Lady of Carey Seminary
Karl J. Alter
D. D
Our Lady Queen of the Holy Rosary Cathedral
Anselm L. Myers
Daniel V. Emerine
Our Lady of Consolation
Anselmi
Louis A. Myers
Cleveland
W. Brown Avenue
Robert Bayer
Michael Brown
Mark Mindrup
Duar
la Hache
W. Hammerer
CG. Y. O
Emerine
Rita Brown
Roger Bartman
Roger
C. Franck
Tozer
Paul Hoffbauer
Alvada
Carol Yost
Anselm
Daniel
Marilyn Jean Schreiner
Franklin Emerine
Myers
Paul Vollrath
Daniel Emerine
Anselm Myers
K. OF P
Rev. Cryer
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