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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
1
A short Father’s Day notice urges appreciation for dads on June 18. It contrasts Father and Mother roles, honors the “breadwinner” image, and asks children to thank their fathers with kind words and a gift.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church met Wednesday afternoon in the church reading room with Mrs. C. C. Heck presiding. Officers elected include President Mrs. H. B. Beller and Secretary Mrs. Loren Stahl. Paul R Clouser led the lesson and a missionary quiz was overseen by Mrs. A Galbroner. No meetings are planned for July and August.
At the regular C L of C meeting Monday evening pleas were completed for the annual banquet. Mrs Donald Oglesbee was elected financial secretary to fill the vacancy from Miss Lilly Jesko’s resignation. Michigan City sets new staff. Attendance prize went to Mrs John Guttenberg. The social meeting committee for June 19 includes Mrs Henry Davidson as chair, Miss Lucille Bali, Mrs Joe Them, Mrs John Pahl, Mrs Henry Pahl, Mrs Alfred Balsley, Miss Evelyn Wiegerman, and Miss Oleta Ruffing.
The Carey F.A. Chapter met at the high school on Tuesday evening June 6. Reports covered bake sale wiener roast and summer committees. A bake sale is planned for Saturday June 17 and a lake trip for a week starts July 10.
A son born May 31 at Mercy hospital Tiffin to Mr and Mrs Joseph Rumschlag 223 Clay Street. Mrs Rumschlag formerly Miss Gervase Haubert. An 8-pound daughter born May 30 at 315 a.m. to Mr and Mrs Harry Fensil of E South Street. she is named Betty Jean.
The opening church school service at 9 30 am Sunday features a special worship with a pageant titled The Unexpected Angel performed by the junior department with help from seniors and adults at the Methodist church.
Mrs J J Stoll will host the W C T U members Friday afternoon, June 9, for their meeting.
The Farmers and Sportsmen's Protective Association will hold its next meeting on Tuesday June 13 at 8 p.m. All members should attend as very important questions will be discussed and decided. Bernard O'Brien reports excellent crappie fishing at Elm Hills with many good catches this spring.
Paul Edward Puhl of Maumee and Justine Susanna Orians of Salem plan an open church wedding at St. Joseph's in Maumee on Wednesday June 14 at 9 a m. The couple will live at 215 E Clinton Maumee after a Smoky Mountains honeymoon. attendants include Miss Mary Puhl Woodrow Orians and Ross Orians.
Ralph Reilly 17 of 1588 Northland Avenue Lakewood Ohio won a 400 dollar Williams College scholarship in Williamstown Massachusetts announced by Lakewood high School track captain and Williams field representative Lawrence E Straw in Cleveland. The renewable scholarship follows a strong year as captain of track in the 440 yard dash and the mile relay. Straw, a former Carey resident, has helped grant five scholarships to worthy boys through his Lakewood schools effort.
Miss Margurrite Reynolds has leased rooms at 107 Findlay Street by Peoples Bank and will open Charm Beauty Shop soon with new equipment and modern techniques. Opening date to be announced in next Carey Times. Prices will be popular.
Banns published Sunday for two marriages at Our Lady of Consolation. Miss Catherine Elizabeth Pahl to wed Vincent Long on June 22 at the Church of Our Sorrowful Mother in Frank. Miss Bernice Catherine Jenet of Carey to wed William S. Lear of Sandusky the same day at Our Lady of Consolation Carey.
The CIC class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school is postponed until next Friday evening. Mrs Roy Walter of Dow Street will host the gathering and a tureen dinner will be served.
The WBA hosts a social Friday at 8 pm in Moose hall with Pinochie and Chinese checkers planned. The event extends invitation to The Toub le.
The Carey girls 4 H club will hold its first meeting of the season Monday evening June 13 at the Catholic hall.
The annual Salem festival will take place at St Josephs church in Salem township on Sunday July 23.
The 1939 Carey High School class with Principal I. B. Mulholland and Miss Helen Smith traveled in 10 cars to Detroit. They visited the Ford plant and Greenfield Village, Windsor to see the King and Queen of England, and stopped at CKLW and WIR stations and the General Motors building with several classmates.
The village council on Monday June 5 approved numerous payments across departments. Items include playground equipment at the water works for 156.42 dollars, salaries for June for engineers secretaries and officials, energy costs 5.93, and several contractor and supply bills totaling several hundred dollars. Also listed are payrolls, retirement deductions, and construction fund estimates for municipal projects.
The Jennie Larmonth missionary society of Christ Lutheran church will meet in the church parlors Monday evening June 12. Mrs Russell Gottfried will be hostess and Mrs Ross Johnson lesson leader.
During the Children’s Day Worship Service the church will offer infant baptism. The rite is planned for the first part of the 10:20 service.
All members of the Young Ladies Sodality are asked to attend a meeting on June 14 in the Catholic hall.
The Lakeside project of the local Methodist League presents the Hilty Brothers Tenor Duo Gordon and Marvin with Alvin Burkholder in a sacred concert at 8 15 p m this Sunday in Carey. George Tuttle will accompany on piano. Proceeds go to the League with no extra charge.
The Ladies Aid of St Pauls Evangelical church met at Mrs Harley Baughman’s home. After prayers and scripture, officers were elected and contests awarded to Miss Margaret Wohlgamuth and Mrs Savilla Lee. Attendees included Mrs Rachel Wright, Mrs Nancy Baughman, Mrs Mae Pratt and Ralph, Mrs Zella Wohlgamuth, and others. Next gathering set for July 6 with Mrs Alspach.
Fifty six people received nearly 250 pounds of flour at the office of W Z Campbell on Tuesday afternoon. Amounts ranged from 4 to 12 pounds. Recipients were mainly old age pensioners and others in need. Butter will be distributed next Tuesday through the Surplus Commodities Commission.
The Townsend club No 1 will meet Monday June 12 at 8 pm in the public library for an evening of good entertainment W K Higgs of Marion will be the speaker Mr Riggs is a live wire and a truer Townsendite There will be good music and a prize will be given away
Harry's Drug Store and the Ewing Drug Co join Carey merchants in the suner dt program. Stores will close Thursday afternoons on an alternating basis. Harry's Drug Store will stay open this afternoon.
William Holloway, Salem band director and Carey high school instrument music teacher, was awarded a master's degree from Wittenberg College in Springfield on Monday.
There will be a bake sale on Saturday June 17 at Dibles plumbing shop sponsored by the F F A.
At a Carey caucus held Tuesday evening in the council room Republicans selected candidates for the August primary. Those listed include Mayor B M Bachar, marshal Ed Weaver, clerk Jacob Nitrauer, treasurer I L Culler, board of public affairs P C Goff Harry Wy at and Ralph Williams, council Harry Rook Ralph Green George Corron William Humbert Paul Heck and Warren Marks. Bachar is council president and several incumbents seek reelection.
The Pahl family plans a reunion at Carey park on Sunday June 11 with a Mass at Our Lady of Consolation Church. Wilfrid Logsdon is president and Mrs Hi L Pahl is secretary. The 21st annual Dible Phillips reunion gathers at Carey park on Sunday June 18 under Alton Phillips presidency with Walter Rosnon as secretary. The Hosaftos family reunion is scheduled at Lake Idlewild north of Kenton on Sunday June 18.
Mrs Andrew Kimmel and Virs Selah Wohlgamuth visited Findlay Friday. Dele Frazier has re modeled property on BR Pindlay street. Burton Hendricks of Findlay and Mr and Mrs John fundricks visited with Mr Louisa Dietrick Sunday. Mrs George EO Lone of Pearling Texas visited Mrs Olive Saltz and Vas Varnes. Mr Cutler hosted guests Tuesday. Mrs J J McCabe and Mrs George Newherd went to Carey. Mrs Warry Geonton of Cleveland to Delaware. Alchard Day to be celebrated at the Wesleyan. Charles Laney, son of Everett Laney, returned from Findlay hospital Tuesday after a second mastoid operation last week. first operation was in February 1938.
The annual pre school conference will be held at the Col Crawford school building in Carey on Wednesday June 14. The morning session targets country residents and includes a complete physical and dental exam for children entering school, with emphasis on health. Parents are urged to ensure their children are free from illness before the fall start, to prevent handicaps in the first school year.
Donna Joyce Hornby has been placed in charge of women's activities for Cleveland's Better Housing Program. She coordinates home planning ideas among club women, participates in radio broadcasts, and writes material for newspapers. She is the daughter of A M Hornby, former Carey superintendent, and is noted for a fine natural voice.
Ruth Clair Ingels presents her Carey pupils in the 5th annual Dance Revue Monday evening June 19 at the Catholic hall. The venue moved due to high school auditorium remodeling. Miss Ingels and husband Eddie Hans, Toledo instructors, are slated to teach at the Dancing Masters of America convention in New York City the week of July 24. Guest dancers Kammy and Richard Burdett of Toledo also perform.
Palm Leaf Rebekah lodge will meet Tuesday evening June 13 at 8 o'clock. Members and friends are urged to collect and save sales tax stamps by request of the state president to support preparations for a project in Sprimefled Cooperation.
A residence of Mrs Tillie Messer on Glonavenue was struck by lightning yesterday during a severe storm causing the chimney to be torn down and a minor injury to Messer who was stunned by shock.
Boys 4-H club announces meeting for Monday evening June 12 at the vendeuldoure teem out the thigh selboot All new members who have not signed up are urged to attend the presence.
Girls aged 10 to 20 interested in 4 H work should contact Marabet Wenelinger or Caroline Kummerer on or before June 12.
Mrs Ella Smith of W Findlay Street enjoyed fresh green peas from her garden at dinner Tuesday. The peas were planted about March 295.
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