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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
1
The Carey Swimming Pool club held its first meeting on Wednesday June 11 and invited new members to join at the second meeting on June 18. Plans include water basketball and water baseball drills, with equipment ready soon and supervised play at club meetings.
Miss Margaret Courtad a June 2047 graduate from Carey Ohio received a bachelor of science in education at Ohio State University Columbus. She attended the commencement at the stadium where President Howard L Bevis spoke about freedoms and security. Relatives joined a tea later in the new Student Union building.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church hosts a luncheon on Wednesday afternoon June 18 at 1 o'clock. A recognition service for senior and new members follows at 2 o'clock with guest speaker Mrs. C. E. Wintringham of Ada. Program committee members are Mrs. C. W. Lanning, Mrs. Wesley Wonder, and Mrs. Ray Tracy.
The Priscilla Guild of Christ Lutheran Church will meet Thursday at 8 PM in Mrs. Richard Spayd's home. A film strip titled How Lutheran Women Work will show Missionary Societies’ accomplishments. All young women are invited. Hostesses are Mrs. Spayd Mrs. Alden Smith and Mrs. Wayne Terry.
The Real Estate Tax Books are open for the collection of the second half of June tax. Books will close July 20, 1952. Karl F. Kraus Wyandot County Treasurer.
Carey wins 20 to 1 as Red Buckholtz shines on the mound and Carey bats explode for 16 hits. Tiro scored twice in the 6th and once in the 7th before Carey rallied in the 9th to seal the victory. Pepé the outfielder made a spectacular catch for Sandusky.
George Ash of 312 West Findlay Street was confined to his home after injuring his knee when he tripped on a sidewalk offset near the Methodist church Wednesday evening of last week. The pulled muscle left him considerably disabled, though he is now improving. he observed his 21st birthday on Memorial Day.
There will be a regular meeting of Carey lodge No. 407 IOOF this Thursday evening June 12 at 8 00 All members urged to be present Secretary van Baker
W B A Notich Carey review No 27 of the Woman's Benefit Association will meet Friday evening in the Moose hall.
Miss Joan Cole and Horace Newhard received bachelor of arts degrees at Ohio Wesleyan University in Selby stadium Delaware on Monday forenoon. James Nance, president of Spackard Motor Co., addressed the class. The Cole and Newhard families attended with other relatives as guests. Cole will join Westwood Methodist Church staff in Cincinnati, while Newhard plans to enter Western Reserve Medical College in Cleveland after summer employment on a Great Lakes freighter possibly delayed by a steel strike.
Mrs Dora Barth of near Carey and her son Captain Delbert S Barth receives a Master of Science in physics at Ohio State University. He will begin an army assignment in Panama in July after a short visit with his mother in Washington Indiana. He previously trained at West Point and served at Oak Ridge and other posts before reporting to Mobile Alabama on July 16 for Panama duty.
Miss Suzanne Bremyer received a bachelor of science in pharmacy at Ohio Northern University Ada in a Sunday commencement. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bremyer of Upper Sandusky and niece of Mrs Theodore Myers of Carey. She led the freshman girls association Phi Chi sorority and Pan Hellenic as president. Mr and Mrs Myers attended.
Pfc. Paul E. Risner, son of Mr and Mrs Dallas Risner of Wharton and brother of Mrs Robert McKee of Worello Street Carey underwent an operation Tuesday forenoon in the Naval Hospital Bethesda Md for removal of a tumor from his inner left ear. Before entering Bethesda he was treated four months at Camp Lejeune hospital.
The Carey Conservation League will hold a social meeting on Tuesday June 17 at 8 o'clock. The event at Carey Waterworks Park will feature wildlife films followed by lunch and refreshments. All members are requested to attend.
The Mary-Martha class of Christ Lutheran Sunday school will meet Monday evening, June 16, in the home of Mrs. Richard Spayd. Hostesses will be Mrs. Spayd, Mrs. Gail Newell, Mrs. Eloise Donelson, Mrs. Fredrick Rife and Mrs. D. J. Frazier.
Red Cross blood mobile returns to Carey at the Methodist church basement on June 19 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Donors from Carey and Wharton areas are urged to volunteer to meet a 180 donor quota. RH negative blood is urgently needed. Donors 18 to 59, single minors with parental permission, and married minors who are self supporting may donate. Eat a light meal before donating and avoid fatty foods for four hours prior. There is no charge for the blood itself.
Union Past Presidents' club of Findlay and Carey reviews Woman's Benefit Association will meet Monday evening June 16 with Mrs. Richard Hunter.
The children and youth of St. Paul’s E U B Church south of Vanlue present a Children’s Day program Sunday evening at 8 o’clock. Public invited. The program features a processional, solos, duets, a trombone solo, a cantata Makers of Tomorrow, and remarks by Rev. V. J. Lathey.
Miss Eileen Mott presents tap pupils in Ray's Revue at Carey Theatre on June 19 and 20. Programs begin at 8 PM. Cast includes Karen Fetters Dawn Dunn Carol Adams Rosemary Lawrence Cheryl Hunter Verlaine Orians Susan Canade Elizabeth Riester Jeannette Myers Janet Burson Douglas Frederick Peggy Kalal Paula Angles Stephen Zender Diane Emerine William Emerine Rebecca Mullholland Lowell Hablitzel Sandra Morrison Diane Hotelling plus sing by Miss Mott and dance numbers with her brother Robert.
The price of news print will rise by ten dollars per ton on June 15, adding about fifty million dollars yearly to U S newspaper costs. Canada has announced the mills will implement the increase. A prior ten dollar rise occurred several months earlier, making this the second hike in six months.
Ralph Brooks has relocated his plumbing shop from the rear room of Shute's garage on W South Street to the Findlay Street room recently vacated by Jenot and Kitzler.
A fire of undetermined origin damaged the dollar room at Carey Handle & Lumber Co causing an estimated 20000 dollars in losses. Firefighters battled the blaze for about an hour and remained on site to control smoldering sawdust. Plant owners J. E. Ziebarth and spouse plan to resume operations once a new power and temporary heating system is installed.
Retired marine corporal Donald Bakies entered Crile hospital Cleveland for treatment of a head wound from a June 24 1951 land mine explosion in Korea. A skull fragment was blown away and rib bone grafting to cover exposed brain tissue is planned starting this week, with details on the number of operations and recovery time still unclear.
A Vacation Bible School for children 5 through 6th grade starts Monday June 16 at 9 00 a m at In Christ Lutheran Church. Sessions run 2 1/2 hours daily with worship lesson workbook games songs handicrafts. Open to all. registration before Sunday June 15 by phone or mail.
Infant Cheryl Ann Yingling, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Yingling Jr, was baptized at 1 p m Sunday at Our Lady of Consolation Church by Rev Dennis Herbst OFMConv. Sponsors were Uncle and Aunt Donald Yingling. Cheryl Ann arrived Memorial Day and is the first girl born in the Gaster family in 21 years.
Joyce Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs Forest Myers and Betty Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs FP D Jackson will travel to Athens to attend a music camp at Ohio University. They will study band work during the week and Joyce will also study baton. Bettys parents and her sister Martha will drive the girls to Athens.
The Rev and Mrs BF Whitenack and Mrs S R Bamne lay delegate attend the Ohio Methodist conference opening Tuesday at Lakeside. They left Monday afternoon and expect to return home Monday night.
The P R S club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Nicholas Hucke northeast of Carey.
Round and square dance each Saturday night with music by the Note Crackers from 21 to 24. The event offers square and round dancing in a shared session led by a local club.
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