El Nutt SPONSORS Hartman East editors J Juster
Local bulletin lists G A Hartman and Dorothy East as sponsors with editorial staff including Elizabeth Romig associate editor Sally Jaster activity editor Judy Dible sports editor Derry Hunter reporter Sue Mapes reporter and Jimmy Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hartman
Dorothy East
Elizabeth Romig
Sally Jaster
Judy Dible
Derry Hunter
Cehtindeschucecs
Sue Mapes
Jimmy Patterson
Graduates Mary Carolyn Stewart and Virginia Meek Return to Carey High
Mary Carolyn Stewart and Virginia Meek returned to Carey High School on Wednesday March 1 with Miss Mildred Jones and Miss Ruth Rees from Flower Hospital Toledo. They attended a film titled This Is America about nursing training and followed with a Q and A on nursing. Meek and Stewart have received their nurse caps and are progressing toward becoming skilled nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ‘Carolyn, Stewart
Virginia Meek
Carey Hgh Schield l
Mildred Jones
Ruth Rees
Miss Meek
Miss Stewart
Reports on religions by sociology class members
On Monday February 27 a sociology class presented brief reports on religions. Pauline West spoke on Mohammedanism, Dick McCleary on Buddhism, Persis Newhand on Confucianism, Pat Williams on Animism, and James Welly on Judaism. The reports clarified main beliefs and corrected misconceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline West
Dick McCleary
Persis Newhand
Pat Williams
James Welly
Carey High School Earns Ohio Industrial Arts Honor
Carey High School received a letter of congratulations and appreciation from Dewey F. Barich president of the Ohio Industrial Arts Association for superior work presented at the conference of industrial arts teachers in Columbus. Harry Klotz attended the meeting displaying many sheet metal projects including metal waste baskets mail boxes funnels and measuring cans for oil. The class showcased these items at the Community Institute held in the high school auditorium highlighting the students fine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Dewey F. Barich
Ohio Industrial Arts Association
Columbus
Harry Klotz
Community Institute
Badminton Gains Ground In School Girls’ Classes
Interest grows in school badminton as girls buy rackets and form class tournaments ahead of a mixed doubles event in April under the G A A. The sport offers in-school play for all ages and will pair girls with boys as partners for the wider tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mets
Y Teen Meeting Teaches New Skills And Constitution Change
On March 6 the Y Teen met to learn new skills with guest speaker Miss Shook the home economics teacher. Sally Jaster chaired a session where Ferne Adelsperger Ruth Niederkehr and Patty Uipdegraff helped girls decorate handkerchiefs and try painting. About 20 girls attended and a proposed amendment to the Y Teen constitution was voted on during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Jaster
Ferne Adelsperger
Ruth Niederkehr
Patty Uipdegraff
Miss Shook
Trains Resume Schedules After Shortage
Passenger trains back on regular schedules after coal shortage. New York Central restored Florida Cincinnati night trains, Chesapeake & Ohio Sportsman line resumed weekend runs, with Carey departures at 2 p m and 12 15 p m for west and eastbound routes. Columbus Toledo and Toledo Columbus trains began first post shortage runs from Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Sportsman
Columbus
Toledo
High School Orchestra and Band Concert Feature Evening Program
The high school orchestra and concert band perform Friday evening at 8 1 30. The orchestra opens with Sleeping Beauty Waltz Solider's Chorus from Maust and a selection from Il Travitore. The band features favorites like When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Memorials Stars and Stripes Forever and Southin Bread plus The Light Cavalry Overture. Admission remains free and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Schidol
Proei Ito
Ion
Lin
High
Wschiool Iorchestra
Tschaikowsky
Maust
Il Travitore
Mghter
Stars and Stripes
Light ‘Cavalry
Vion Suppe
Pwblic
Real Estate Transfers In City And Suburbs
Atty. FP K Cassel buys from Clifford and Henry Stoll the double house at the corner of Be Findlay and Toledo. W H Ogg of Findlay sells three lots on W Findlay street opposite water works park to Ernest Dunn. Arthur Stoll, licensed real estate salesman, handled the further sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. FP
K. Cassel
Clifford Stoll
Henry Stoll
BE. Findlay and
Toledo Streets
W. H. Ogg
Findlay
W. Findlay Street
Water Works Park
Ernest Dunn
Arthur Stoll
Mary-Martha Class Social Monday Night at Christ Lutheran
The Mary-Martha class of Christ Lutheran Sunday school will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Herbert Leamer in Carey. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. Richard Frederick Mrs. Hugh Hayman Mrs. Kenneth Knowlton and Mrs. J. L. Bernard. Members are asked to bring items for a white elephant sale with proceeds to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Martha
Christ Lutheran Sunday School
Herbert Leamer
Carey
Richard Frederick
Mirs Hugh Hayman
Kenneth Knowlton
J. L. Bernard
Red Cross
Crawford Chapter 168 Eastern Star Meeting Notice
The regular meeting of Crawford chapter No. 168 of the Order of Eastern Star will be held Monday at 7 30 p m New emblems will be presented and dedicated by the 1949 officers under the direction of Mrs Harry Rook junior past matron A social hour will follow and refreshments will be served under the chairmanship of Mrs Perry McDaniel Nella Gottfried W M Hisie Howard Sec
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Harry Rook
Perry McDaniel
Nella Gottfried
W. M. Hisie Howard
Eagles Notice: Friday Evening Baseball Schedule
The Eagles announce Friday evening games as part of their ongoing season. Fans can expect a lineup of matches under the lights with local attendance and standard concessions.
Skogmo Store Opens Friday in Carey
Skogmo Store, a Gamble Stores branch, opens Friday at noon on East Findlay Street in the Dunn Room former Sound Electric space. Roy Sargeant, recently of Payne, owns the new shop with a staff of assistants who have redecorated and installed fixtures and fluoresc ent lights. The store offers dry goods, apparel for women men and children, dresses and more with all merchandise claimed to be No 1 quality. Community members are invited to visit and meet Mr and Mrs Sargeant and preview the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Skogmo
Gamble Stores
E. Findlay Street
Dunn
Sound Electric ‘Corp
Roy Sargeant
Payne
Mrr
Findlay radio to air The Hour of St. Francis weekly
Fr Bonaventure Crowley announces WEIN Findlay will broadcast The Hour of St. Francis, a weekly 15 minute drama starting March 16 for AM and FM listeners. The program, sponsored by the Third Order of St. Francis, aims at daily life themes and will be heard nationwide on 300 stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adio Station
Wein, Findlay
Hour of St. Francis
Fr. Bonaventure ‘Crowley
OFMM
Our Lady of Carey Seminary
Third Order
Tof St. Francis
United States
Our (Lady of Consolation
St. Joseaph
Robert Gatehel Injured in Sledding Accident at Keller's Dam
Robert Gatehel, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gatehel of 153 Cleveland Avenue, sustained a head scalp wound Tuesday evening after a sled hit a dry spot at Keller's Dam near McCutchenville. He was unconscious briefly, treated at Find Hospital with no skull fracture, and returned home the same night. His brother James and several others were with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gatehel
W. L. Gatehel
Cleveland Avenue
Keller’s Dam
McCutchenville
Robert
Thys
James
Ricnald van Buren
Richald Treece
Floyd Pieracini
Louls Summerell
Pythian Sisters Gather for Evening Meeting and Practice
Carey temple No. 169 Pythian Sisters meet at 7 30 PM this Thursday. Staff and officers will practice for inspection. Social committee includes Mrs. Clarence Tucker Mrs. Fred Garland Miss Josephine Risner Mrs. Martha Winyard Mrs. Kenneth Myers Mrs. John Cole and Mrs. Calvin Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Temple
Pythian Sisters
Clarence Tucker
Fred Garland
Josephine Risner
Martha Winyard
Kenneth Myers
John Cole
Calvin Callahan
Knights of Pythias Visit Confers Esquire Rank March Meeting
Findlay lodge No 815 conferred the esquire rank on eight candidates and invited Carey lodge to attend a March 21 meeting at Findlay to confer knight rank. Brothers urged to attend as notified by John Cole C C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Lodge
Carey Lodge
John Cole
C. C
Carey Lodge No 407 IC OF O Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of Carey lodge No 407 IC OF O on Thursday evening March 16 at 8 00 PM All members urged to attend Secretary Van Baker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Lodge
van Baker
Past Presidents Will Meet Monday
The Union Past Presidents' club of the W. B. A. will meet at 8 pm Monday at the home of Mrs. T. S. Stombaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Past Presidents’ Club
The
T. S. Stombaugh
Carey Bursons to Meet Harlem Aries in Carey
The Carey Bursons basketball team will face the Harlem Aries of Bucyrus Tuesday evening in the Carey high school auditorium. The event includes two preliminary games starting at 7 o clock with Carey 7th and 8th graders vs county champions Binawa Dennison Lab Snobarger, followed by a clash between Carey Co Y O and Bucyrus Rice Bowl teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Bursons
Harlem Aries
Bucyrus
Carey High School
Carey 7Th
Sthngraiders
County Cham
Pions
Sycamore
Carey Co. Y. O
Susann Kin, 11, Struck By Polio in Seneca County
Susann Kin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edmund Kin of west of New Riegel, was hospitalized in Toledo with poliomyelitis after two days of illness. Paralyzed in one leg and some back muscles, she remains in a reactive stage as temperatures drop. She is the sixth polio case in Seneca County this year, all in the western half, and relatives will send cards to Maumee Valley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susann Kin
Edmund Kin
West Fof New Riegel
Maumee Valley Hospital
Toledo
Susann
Carey
Seneca County
Brother and sister undergo emergency appendectomies
Eugene 18 and Annetta 16 Mietcher, children of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Mietcher, were rushed to Findlay hospital for emergency appendectomies within 25 hours this week. Eugene had surgery Sunday at 5 PM and Annetta Monday at 5 30 PM. both are recovering satisfactorily. The family moved from the farm east of Carey to Glen avenue, in a home formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Kernie Watson, after selling the property to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stansberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Annetta
Simon Mietcher
Findlay ‘Hospital
Fletchers
Carey
Paul Stansberry
Glen Avenue
Kernie Watson
Captain Bradley Named Lakehurst Commandant
W G Bradley formerly of Darcy now lives with son Dr Eugene Bradley in Findlay. He is staying with another son Captain Maurice M Bradley commandant of Lakehurst Naval Air Station New Jersey and head of lighter than air training in the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Bradley
Lakehurst
W. G. Bradley
Darcy
Eugene Bradley
Findlay
Maurice M Bradley
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
N. J
U. S. Navy
Ruehla Seeks Exam at Cleveland Clinic for Hip Dislocation
Wallace Ruehla of northeast of Carey was admitted to Cleveland Clinic hospital for examination and possible surgery after a dislocated hip caused by a growth in the joint. He was accompanied by his wife and his son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Ruehla
Carey
Cleveland, Clinic Hospital
Cleveland
Auife
Charles Beis
Ruehla
Carey Kiwanis Club hosts Carey Community members meeting
Carey Kiwanis Club held its weekly gathering on March 18 with President George Snyder welcoming guests. Community club president E H Gottfried replied, and Mark Carr introduced the speaker, Wm O Humphrey of Porcelain Products who presented Watch Your Ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Kiwanians
Carey Community Club
George Snyder
HE. E. Gottfried
Community Club
Mark Carr
Wm. OD. Humphrey
Porcelain Products, Inc
Humphrey
Glov
Tom Catlan
Toledo
Carey Kiwanis Club
Carey Theatre
PFC Joseph Bakies Returns to Duty in Tokyo Army Post
PFC Joseph Bakies returns to duty with the Eighth U S Army in Tokyo after a 10 day leave at Takeshima ya Rest Hotel Gamagori Japan. He served with Heavy Mortar Company 7th Cavalry Regiment and resumes duties in the Fire Direction Center after arriving in Japan in February 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Tokyo
Japan
Joseph Bakies
Fred Bakies
Dow Street
Carey
Ohio
Takeshimiya Rest
Gamagori
Bakiés
Osaka Bay
7Th Cavalry Regiment
Legion News Meeting and Birthday Party Notice
The American Legion Post No 344 announces a meeting at 8 30 pm on Monday March 20 at the Legion hall with important matters on the agenda. The Legion birthday party is set for April 13, signed by Commander Kermit Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl” Green Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Legion
Kermit Peterson
Social Security Office Visit Planned at Carey City Hall
A representative from the Social Security Administration field office in Marion will be at Carey municipal building at 3 P M on Tuesday March 21 to assist residents with benefits and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security ‘Administration
Marion
W B A Cancelled Meeting Due to Carey High Konzert
There will be no W B A meeting this Friday evening because a concert is scheduled at Carey High School. Members are advised to attend the event instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Carey area welcomes string of newborns in March
Several Carey area families announce births in Findlay, Tiffin, Columbus and nearby hospitals. Names include Roger Allen Alspach, John Stephen Mak Bride, Gregory Monroe Worst, Patricia Ann Phillips, Stephen Joseph Mangett, and an unnamed Trofano girl. Parents include Alspachs Donelson Mak Bride Worst Mangett and Trofano with relatives listed from Carey Upper Sandusky Adrian and Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Hospital
Kenton
Hugh Alspach
Upper Sandusky
Roger Allen
Robert
Autrey Donelson
Elmer Donelson
Carey
Harry Alspach
Upper Santdlusky
Alspach
Donelson
St. Anne’s Hospital
Columbus
Johm MacBritde
John Stephen
Findlay Hospital
Monricoe Worst
Aldrian
Gregory Monroe
Worst
Gayllene Bare
Orve Bares
Adrian
Ada Worst
Vincent Mangett
Carmen Perna
James Trofano
Emergency Appendix Surgery At Mercy Hospital
Paul DeAmidy of Worello Street underwent emergency appendectomy for a ruptured appendix at Mercy Hospital in Tiffin at 10 30 p m Saturday. His condition is improving. His daughter Linda a 10 year old was admitted Monday evening for observation after rheumatic fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul ,DeAmidy
Worello Street
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Daughhter
Linda
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Order of the Eastern Star
America
Eagles
Wein
Robert Gatchel
Pythias
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Snobarger
Pfc
Legion News
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