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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
1
The Carey pool, open three weeks, reports about 20 lost towels with no inquiries. Management asks owners to name towels and jewelry pieces for identification. Swimming lessons start Monday June 23 with beginner and intermediate classes. bring towels and salts. parents may watch.
The State Association of Township Trustees and Clerks plans its annual summer convention at Cedar Point from June 26 to 28. Attendees include Ervin Wentiling Dean Wright Charles Nachbar and Allan Baker. Highlights feature a road show led by Emmett H. Karrer and a Friday fire equipment demo. A constitutional convention debate is planned with several prominent speakers. Social events include a boat trip to Marblehead Lakeside and Kelleys Island a book review a dance and a fish fry banquet.
The F H A chapter at Carey high school will meet in Memorial Park shelter house this Thursday evening May 19 at 6 30. A wiener roast is planned with wieners and buns provided by club funds. Girls should bring a wiener stick a covered dish and their own table service. Better Homes and Gardens cook books are available and cost 226 dollars if ordered. Remember your home projects.
Nine members of the Sr Meth dist Youth Fellowship will attend the M Y F Institute at Lakeside next week. The group includes Kerry Lee Hall Richard Snook Darrell Cole Sandra Gunther Libby Gardner Daniel Dible Rose Marie Davis Robert Cole and Elmer Gardner Jr Miss Joan Cole will be a counselor. They depart from the church at 2 PM Sunday and return the following Saturday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs James Lessig moved to a new two story frame dwelling on Elm Hills road south of Carey. The house includes a full basement and had been under construction with the Lessigs living previously with Mrs Lessigs parents Mr and Mrs Dean Wright.
Carey temple No 169 Pythian Sisters assemble at 8 this evening for a final meeting before summer recess. Members are invited to Bucyrus temple on Tuesday evening June 24.
Dr Loren L Pace an optometrist announces relocation to 212 S Vance Street next door to Monsa 10420.
The Carey Moose Lodge and Women of the Moose announce a Memorial Service at the Moose hall on Sunday at 2 00 o'clock in the afternoon. The event honors deceased members and invites the community to attend.
John G Logsdon of Napoleon and Socony Vacuum Oil Co received a Gold Merit Award Key on May 13 from the Toledo Chapter of the National Office Management Association for eight years of service to the chapter. He serves as Toledo chapter treasurer and will join the national publicity committee. In Napoleon he is secretary-treasurer of the Kiwanis Club and secretary of the Napoleon Little League.
Ohio conference ministers read by Bishop Hazen G. Werner appoint Rev. D V Whitenack to a second year at First Methodist Church Lakeside session. Rev B Russell Stafford moves to Bradner. Ted Smith Oberlin student to Wharton. Vanlue church to join McCutchenville. Donald Cryer returned to Findlay and elected trustee at Worthington Children's Home.
Rebekah lodge No. 656 will hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening June 24 at 8 o'clock in the I C O F hall. Following the lodge there will be a social. Committees include co chairs P M Tracey and Lloyd Long and members A E Donelson Robert Brown W H Williams David Luxon Ben Brayton Joe Niederkohr W L Hoff Lulu Criger Charles Sutter and David Trachsel.
The American Legion of Ohio 6th district held a Sunday convention in Elyria Legion hall. Delegates were chosen to attend the state convention in Columbus in August. Attending were Harry Shull Courtad George Schneider Clarence Suber Orville Wohlgamuth and Charley Boyce.
Carey lodge 407 I O C F holds a regular meeting this Thursday evening June 19 at 6 00. All members urged to be present. VAN BAKER secretary.
Paul A. Burson announces he will be out of the office from Friday, June 20, through Saturday, June 28, inclusive. He will return to duties after the leave.
The T R C club will convene this afternoon at the home of Mrs J A Vaughn located east of Caray. Members are expected to attend and discuss upcoming events.
Baughman Auto Parts remains undefeated in recent action as Carey, Cardington, Van Buren, and Columbus Carrol Grill clash results show Carey sweeping Cardington 11 to 0 and Columbus 11 to 7 while Van Buren fell 16 to 12. Carey hurler Carl Burks pitched a 3 hitter in a 11 to 7 win.
Mrs L E Offembacher and granddaughter Peggy Kalal attended West High School commencement for the June class. Miss Elizabeth Mary Grafton, daughter of Rev John Q Grafton, graduated as an honor student and earned a Baldwin Wallace college scholarship. her mother is a niece of Mrs Offembacher. The party visited Cleveland relatives before returning home Friday afternoon.
The final meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary, until near September, will be held at 7:15 p.m. Monday. Mrs. Robert Frederick will report on civil defense. There will be election of officers and installation. All members are urged to be present.
The Carey JayCees voted unanimously at their June 16 meeting to promote a local driving safety campaign. Members will report violations and sign affidavits to bring violators to justice, aiming to curb teen speeding and reduce dangerous driving in the village.
J. F. Young and family visited Grace Young and Shirley as Pvt. Fred E. Young completes basic training at Fort Knox. He is assigned to duty in the Far East and will report to Chicago on June 28 before proceeding to Camp Stoneman California. He will stay with the Thorntons for the remainder of his furlough.
The Ray's Dance Studio pupils from Findlay will perform at the Carrey Theatre on June 19 and 20 at 8:00 p m. The program includes tap dancing acrobats and ballet with Eileen's Dance Studio pupils from Carey also appearing. Eileen Mott Connie Downing and Robert Mott of Carey are among the participants.
Capt. Ernest E. Hesson of Carey Ohio receives the Bronze Star Medal from Brig. Gen. Kenneth S. Sweany for meritorious service while serving as Battery B commander in the 196th Field Artillery Battalion on the Korean front. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Burley Hesson and his wife Kathaleen and daughter Kathaleen stay at the Hesson home in Waterford Wisconsin.
Harold Reinhart of Toledo receives promotion to district sales man supervisor at International Harvester in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Previously zone manager in Toledo and four months teaching at the IH school in Chicago, he will move with his wife and four children to the new Harrisburg home over the weekend.
List of service members with updated addresses including Charles Clark Jr at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland R A 15 4219 338 6th E and T, Richard Rook at Alexandria Air Force Base Louisiana, and Russell L Fagan Jr at Parris Island South Carolina with unit details.
Private First Class Robert E Mundy of Carey Ohio, formerly with the 47th Viking Infantry Division, has been transferred to a new unit and will report to a port of embarkation for overseas shipment after a 27 day leave. He enlisted at Ft Sheridan Illinois on February 14 1951, and is the son of Mr and Mrs E Mundy.
A motor caravan peace pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation departed the Toledo Sports Arena parking lot at 12 45 p m Sunday. The event was sponsored by the Lucas County Catholic War Veterans with Bob Ferner leading a committee of post commanders. There were special services at the shrine.
The Past Matrons association of Crawford chapter No 168 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a meeting Friday afternoon with a potluck supper at 6 o'clock.
Carey lodge No 420 F and A M will meet Monday evening June 23 for Master Mason degree work led by Harry Rook W M.
McCutchenville grange hosts a lawn fete at the school house on Tuesday evening June 24. Serving begins at 6 30 with band music to follow.
Navy personnel listed include Louis F. Schira of U S 52 004 274 E Btry 102 and A A A Gun Bn in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. The fragment notes a unit assignment and address details within the city region.
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The Jr Hi class of Method ist Sunday school plans a bake sale on Saturday starting at 10 a.m. at Dible's Plumbing Shop. Proceeds will fund members' attendance at Christian Adventure camp.
The annual Salem summer festival at St Joseph's Church in Salem township is scheduled for Sunday July 27. Organizers invite residents to attend and enjoy activities, food stalls, and community entertainment.
The record lists A1C James H Jacob with service details and an address at 1st Radio Sydn Mobile care of Postmaster for mailing. The fragmentary entry mentions military rank and a postal line.
Garland Coffman and Ross Briggs listed in a military mail note from Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas. Details show unit numbers and box addresses with care of postmaster at APO 248.
The Red Cross blood mobile unit opens at First Methodist Church in Carey today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Those registered should keep their appointments. RH negative donors are invited. No appointment is necessary. Volunteers include chairs Mrs Criger and Mrs S R Bame, hostesses, registrars, escorts, typists, canteen crews, drivers, and post clerical staff.
Miss Kay Hall a Flower hospital student nurse Toledo is recovering at her parents home after a porch fall at her grandmother Mrs. Doshia Moore injuring her chin and neck. A bone specialist found no vertebral fracture but she will stay in bed 7 to 10 days. Her friend William Klotz Monclova also fell with head lacerations and a sprained elbow.
Eight members of Ist Sunday School will attend the Christian Adventure Camp at Camp Palmer near Fayette from June 29 to July 4. Attendees include Phyllis Beckley Velda Cole Larry Cole William Myers Barbara Tucker Margie Tucker Kay Fields and Carol Adelsperger. Rev D W Whitenack serves on staff.
Pythian Sisters and Knights held a joint meeting to plan a memorial service at the K of P hall on Tuesday July 1 at 8 p m. Members and friends are invited to attend in honor of those who have died.
Fred Bohlen of 253 Gien Avenue harvested a gallon and a half of green peas in his garden on Monday June 16 marking the opening entry in the 1952 early peas contest. Can anyone beat this record?
Crawford chapter No. 168 of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold a regular meeting Friday evening. The annual memorial service will be conducted and Obligation Night will be observed.
Carey council No 1925 Knights of Columbus will hold a regular meeting Tuesday evening June 24.
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