05 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
1
The paper notes arrivals and awards as junior items pass out rings on Monday. Grade cards may arrive Friday. Seniors sign for diploma engraving and an orchestra practice boosts attendance. FFA seed corn results are poor except one 50 percent group. Short Course beats FFA 38 to 19 after a post campaign meal.
George Remlinger of the Barl Green post American Legion announced that 77 applications for payment in government baby bonds of the adjusted service certificates were received. He urged eligibility and timely submission, noting about 100 ex service men may qualify. National Commander Ray Murphy warned Legion officers to certify only applicants personally known to be rightful owners, stressing careful identifications under the adjusted compensation payment act.
The official board will meet Tuesday night with the church workers conference instead of Monday. The men’s night fish fry with Major Bowes Amateur Hour moves to March 17 from March 10. A church workers conference for all active members is set for Tuesday, March 10 at 6 45 with a pot luck dinner.
The manager pro tem calls a town meeting at Arnold's cream station Monday March 9 at 7 30 pm to plan a non professional baseball club for Carey. All interested players should attend for season plans and club organization.
Mayor C E Hunter warns the business district that roller skating is banned on Findlay Street and across residential areas. Grouping and disturbances will lead to arrests if the practice continues.
The Direct Credits Society will hold a meeting on Tuesday March 10 at 8 o clock in the public library Lon Dowell of Marion leader of the 8th congressional district will speak All businessmen are urged to attend.
Guy Greer longtime Crawford township trustee has filed as a Republican candidate for county commissioner. He seeks the party nomination to win the county post.
Forty members and guests gathered at the Pilgrim House for a Kiwanis meeting. J. E. Mackey, Ohio State freshman football coach, spoke and displayed films of the Ohio State Notre Dame and Ohio State Chicago games. He highlighted trophies for the upcoming Carey basketball tournament and noted a 204 inch trophy from the state athletic association for the winner.
Albert Wagenknecht, manager and part owner, praises a three month transformation at Carey Ohio's New Galt Hotel. He credits visitor Thomas Hucknall with plans that solidified support, vows better service, clean facilities, fair pricing, and staff welfare, calling the hotel “the heart of Carey.”
List of recent registrations at the New Galt Hotel includes J. M McCauley Cleveland W O Dunn Cleveland Lee Stephenson Columbus OC Burns Columbus A Elder Hicksville T J Jones Michigan City Ind Douglas Alexander Oak Harbor H R Hollenbeck Lima R W Andrey Mansfield Mr and Mrs F P Foster Wallack Point Conn H R Adier Toledo.
The Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. George Newhard with Mrs. A. F. Byers serving as leader.
Coaches and managers from Crawford New Washington Sulphur Springs Hancock Mt Blanchard Rawson Richland Springfield Madison Seneca Attica Bloomville Wyandot Marseilles McCutchenville Crestline St Wendelin and Carey met at Carey high school to finalize the sectional play starting Thursday with Madison Township vs McCutchenville. Winners receive top trophies and direct trip to Columbus with others earning state and local awards.
Last Thursday evening the Short Course and F F A boys shared homemade ice cream and cake after a social gathering. A basketball game followed, with the F F A team losing the contest but leading in desserts. The event was part of the pest campaign effort, in which F F A boys were victorious overall.
The Farm Bureau holds its regular meeting Wednesday evening March 11. The cats committee includes Mr and Mrs Allen Baker and Mr and Mrs Mark Karr. The program committee features Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown and Mr and Mrs W A Vaughn.
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters will hold a regular meeting Thursday at 2 PM at the Knights of Pythias hall. All members are urged to attend for initiation. A tureen dinner will be served at 5:30 PM by order of the president.
The final winter short course meeting occurred last Monday night. The group will resume next winter and may hold summer socials and perhaps a group trip to agricultural sites.
A pot luck supper is planned for Tuesday evening March 10 at the Moose hall. All members are urged to attend.
Two showings at 2 30 p m and 8 p m feature the motion picture Pilgrimage to Rome describing Vatican scenes Roman ruins and the pope. Admission 10c for children 25c for adults. The public is invited.
Two out of state motorists were fined for expired license plates in Carey. Chief Tecumseh of Washington had a 1935 Washington tag on a Ford coupe and paid $10 including costs. O K Suller of Galion faced a $23.70 fine for a Hudson with 1936 Michigan tags.
Cy's Chevrolet Co of Carey tops county sales for the fourth straight month with 17 new Chevrolets sold in February 1936. Rival Upper Sandusky dealer sold 16. County totals: Chevrolet 29, Ford 24, Plymouth 5, Dodge 3, Buick 2, Nash 1, Pontiac 1. January 1936 total 52. February total 65.
A 7 pound son named Wayne Hugene born February 26 to Mr and Mrs Ira Wentz two and a half miles south of Hoe. An 8 pound son named Vincent Francis born February 25 to Mr and Mrs Cecil Stapley. Vincent christened Vincent Francis at Our Lady of Consolation church with Fr Giles officiating. Sponsors were Mrs Lawrence Spoon and Vincent Long. Mrs Stapley was formerly Miss Gertrude Long.
Chester Plott son of Mrs Alice Plott 114% E Findlay street and Louise Pottigar of Fostoria wed Monday in Covington Kentucky They will reside with Mrs Plott Clyde Zender son of Mr and Mrs Frank Zender of High street and Donna Turner of Fostoria also married accompanying the couple to Kentucky
Mrs. Robert Wickham received a telegram Sunday announcing the death of her brother James Mills of Roanoke Virginia. He died at 2 p m after a period of illness with heart trouble.
Carey Chapter No 159 R A M announces a regular meeting on Friday evening March 6. The past master degree will be conferred. All members are urged to attend.
Parochial Robert Windau Agnes Rufling Franklin Reinhart Wayne Zahn and Jack Mullholand made perfect scores in arithmetic. The following pupils received 100 percent in spelling last week: Amos Black Virginia Fox Anna Fox Maxine Kramer Mary Fabi ani Mary Katherine Davidson Richard McLaughlin Dread Mc Kinnon Lillian McLaughlin Mary Louise Myers Geneva McLaughlin Charles Mathern James Myers Margaret Ann Mangett Rita Nieder kohr Marie Neff Mary Pieranunzio John Schira Billy Vaughn. Those who received 100 percent last week in spelling were: Eleanor Bakies Thomas Courtad Virginia Elchert Dean Krupp Mildred Kum merer Glenn Niederkohr Maxine Ruffing Eugene Jacoby Doris Em erson Harold McKinnon Mary Lou ise Reinhart Thomas Pahl Gerald McLaughlin Raymond Weaver. The following pupils have mastered all division facts of 2's 3's and 4's: Norman Wenzinger Gerald McLaughlin Glenn Niederkohr Mildred Kummerer Mary Louise Reinhart. The 2nd and 3rd grades in Room No. 2 will give a demonstration at 2:15 this afternoon for the parents and friends of the pupils.
About 25 parents and friends attended the Friday afternoon demonstration by the 1st and 2nd grades in Room 1 on February 21. The program included dramatized songs stories and poems such as Mothers Cook yes Lincoln The Train Washington stories Good Man and the Angel The Little Flower of Jesus and The Three Bears plus word flash cards a Latin game and a moving picture.
Dr August Pohlman, former Temple Lutheran minister of Philadelphia, will preach at Christ Lutheran Church on March 12 and 13. He has led missions across the United Lutheran Church in America. Services start at 7:30 PM. Rev Paul R Clouser leads the Lenten program with a sermon on New Creatures this evening.
Mrs MCC Reynolds returned from Toledo after a week with friends on Forest and Holy Oak avenues. She and her daughter Miss Celia Reynolds visited the studio apartments and attended the Russian Ballet at the Museum of Art while the unit awaits the captain to resume work after weeks in a Toledo hospital.
Jonathan Ry¢tl of Littl York sustained serious injuries Tuesday afternoon when a large stone fell on his left leg at the National Lime & Stone Company's quarry. The accident fractured the leg above the ankle and pierced the bone. Goff's ambulance took him to Findlay for X ray examinations and later returned him to his home at Little York.
An increase of 101 express shipments through the local office for February this year over February 1936 has been reported by Agent C. E. Hunter.
Mr and Mrs M P Fox traveled to Urbana on Monday following the death of Mr Foxs brother John.
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