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Newspaper

Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1951

Page

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High School Nut Club Names Player Rosters

The GAA girls begin play on March 6 and run until April 65 with teams named Nutshells and Delectable Chestnuts. Players include Barbara Hunter Ruth Wiederkohr Eva Delle Beagle Nancy Bauer and others across Crunchy Hickory Nuts Chewy Filberts Tasty Walnuts and Luscious Almonds.

Barbara Hunter Ruth Wiederkohr Eva Delle Beagle Nancy Bauer Phyllis Stombaugh Mary Billock Irene McKinnon Connie Troiano Barbara Kramer Marie Schreiner Joan Allison Leah Orians Judy Hill Glenda Gunther Blanche Caudill June Sizemore Jane Walter Opal Higgins Frances Ogg Yvonne Bleam Barbara Allison Harriett Bristoll Marianne LaRoche Faye Adelsperger Lucille Lowmaster Charlotte Tucker Clara Shultz Louise Collet Doris Tucker Shirley Wedge Marilyn Platt Kerry Lee Hall Angela Ruffing Shirley Keller Barbara Dible

Our Miss Brooks Cast for Senior Play April 20

The senior play Our Miss Brooks features Miss Brooks played by Jayne Mangett and Miss Finch by Sally Jaster with a cast including Hugo Long ate James Hall and Mrs Wads worth James Brown. Directed by Miss Smith the presentation is set for April 20 in the high school auditorium.

Miss Brooks Jayne Mangett Miss Finch Sally Jaster Hugo Longate James Hall Wadsworth James Brown Mr. Audubon Kenneth Wenner Elsie— June Hill Elaine Ellen Atkins Jane—Faye Adelsperger Sylvia Mary Shultz Doris Marilyn Schlachter Marge—Barbara Dible Faith Ferne Adelsperger Rhonda Barbara Hunter Ted— John Wedge Stanley Henry Collet Martin Dave Yingling Mrs. Allen Marilyn Schmuck William Bayes Ronnie van Buren George Schwemley Mr. Wentling Miss Clagegst Miss Grieser Mrs. Baker Miss Smith

Vaccination totals for smallpox reach 445 at school

A report tallies 445 vaccinated at Col Crawford High School and DLI Carey West with 63 teachers also listed. Some pupils were involved in a Community Institute program during vaccinations, so not all who wanted immunity were vaccinated. About 50 children remain ready to be vaccinated. permission cards to be offered soon.

A&a Col. Crawford

Science Assembly Promises Magic Science Presentation

Monday morning March 12 Mr Glenn L Morris presented an assembly at the school titled The Magic Science He delivered a lecture entertainment featuring many new and intriguing demonstrations to the audience.

Glenn L. Morris

Union Good Friday Services At Memorial E U B Church

12 to 3 pm service at Memorial E U B Church with Christ Lutheran First Methodist Crawford Methodist Beech Grove E U B Vanlue Methodist and Memorial E U B participating The Seven Words from the Cross are read by pastors from each church in sequence with invitations to the public.

H. Myron ‘Shimer First Methodist Church Rout E. Russell Stafford, Jr Wharton Methodist Parish James Angel Beech Grove E U. B. Church Shimer Charles Springer Hamma Divinity School Springfield

Red Cross Blood Drive Campaign Extends to March 1

Citizens urged to donate as national goal for blood supply and first aid training expands. Government directs Red Cross to train 20,000,000 in first aid and ensure blood availability nationwide. Requests contributions to meet a shortfall of 654.88 dollars toward a 1561.23 goal. Call Mrs George W Pickens at 262 to contribute.

Red Cross United States George W. Pickens

Arthur B Stoll Receives Real Estate Broker License

Arthur B Stoll of Carey is licensed as a real estate broker by the Ohio state real estate board on March 10 after five years as a salesman under Robert Peebles. Peebles and his brother Samuel, who came from Portsmouth to run Keller Memorial Studios, are closing that monument business on April 1 but will continue Scioto Monument Co. in Portsmouth.

Arthur B. Stoll Carey Ohio State Real Estate Board Robert Peebles Peebles Samuel Portsmouth Keller Memorial Studios Scioto Monument Co

Bicycle license sale urged for Carey residents

Notice from the Village Clerk of Carey Ohio states 1951 52 bicycle licenses are on sale at the Municipal Building. Residents must display a license plate on all bicycles operated on village streets by March 31 1951. Virginia Jacob Clerk Auditor.

Vilage Carey Ohio Virginia Jacob

Auto tag sale urged by deputy registrar at Krupp’s

Deputy Registrar Paul Krupp asks car owners to buy auto tags now at Krupp's Grocery 155 S Muncie street. Store open until 8 p m. Do not wait until the deadline March 31.

Paul Krupp Krupp S. Muncie Street

Village seeks part time fireman police officer and street maintancer

Applications will be received at the Village Clerk's Office for the employment of a part time fireman a part time special police officer and a street maintenance man.

Carey C Y O wins local independent basketball tourney

The Carey C Y O basketball team defeated Galion Weaver's Market 78 to 60 at Catholic hall to capture the independent tournament. Semifinals saw Carey C Y O beat Wyandot Vaults 72 to 48. Galion edged Findlay Cooper Tires 65 to 63. All-tournament selections included Bob Neff and Bill Dennison among others. total season record reached 32 wins in 33 games.

Carey C. Y. O Catholic Hall Galion Weaver Wyandot Galion Findlay Cooper Tires Ae ‘Cloper Ada Bob Neff Galion Weaver's Market Paul Orians Hohman New Riegel C. Y. O Miller Bucyrus Bill Dennison K. Comstock Weaver's Market Bob Long C. G. Laird Carey Junior Snyder Richard Courtad Upper Sandusky Carey Times R. Orians Dennison Ssecee Buckingham D. Orians N. Wenzinger Cc. Orians J. Logsdon Aseee Brown

Carey school bus damaged in crossing collision

At Findlay street crossing of the C and O railway an eastbound Carey school bus No 5 driven by William Keller was struck from behind by an eastbound 1940 Mercury sedan driven by Paul Martin of Nevada. The bus was shoved onto the second track. damage about 40 dollars. Martin, a Nevada school teacher, was returning from Toledo. Police Chief Henry Pieracini investigated. trip resumed after about 15 minutes.

Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge to Meet on Tuesday Evening

Rebekah Lodge No 656 will meet at 7 30 Tuesday evening March 27 at the I C Co hall A social will follow the meeting The committee in charge includes Mrs Hugh M Hayman chairman Hugh Hayman Mr and Mrs Arthur Wisner La Von Wisner Mr and Mrs Van Baker Mrs Parl Goff Mrs R W Jacobs Mrs O D Kidwell and Mrs Lulu Criger

Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge I. C. Co. F. Hal Hugh M Hayman Hugh Hayman Arthur Wisner LaVon Wisner van Baker Parl Goff R W. Jacobs O. D. Kidwell Lulu Criger

Community Club Ladies' Night at Christ Lutheran Church

Carey Farmers' Community club hosts Ladies' Night on Monday March 26 at 6:30 PM with dinner at Christ Lutheran Church. Dr. Robert E. Carrigan of Tiffin recounts his big game hunting experience in the Belgian Congo from two years ago. Ray Schindler and an orchestra provide music.

Carey Farmers’ Community Club Christ Lutheran Church Robert E. Carrigan Tiffin Belgian Congo Ray Schindler

Sunrise Service at Memorial E U B Church

A Song and Praise sunrise service will be held between 6 and 7 o clock after Sunday at Memorial E U B Church. Mrs. Fred Kasian the former Jennie Powell will be the speaker. Her topic will be The Easter Message. Everyone is welcome.

Memorial B. U. B Fred Kasian Jennie Powell

Sunrise Easter Service at First Methodist Church

The Easter Sunrise service and breakfast will be held at First Methodist Church starting at 6 30 AM. Sponsored by the Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship. Miss Joan Cole daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Cole will speak. She studies at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware preparing to be a director of religious education.

First Methodist Church Sr. Methodist Youth Fellowship Joan Cole William A. ’ Cole Ohio ‘Wesleyan “University Delaaware

Carey Jaycees Back Burson for State Office in May

The Carey Junior Chamber of Commerce voted to endorse Atty. Paul Burson for vice president in the Ohio state election to be held in Columbus in May. Joe Newhard will manage his campaign. A spaghetti supper and entertainment at 7 p.m. Thursday March 29 are planned. Guests welcomed. new member William Howard received a pin.

Carey Junior Chamber of Commerce Knights of Pythias Hall Carey Atty Paul Burson Columbus William Howard Pew H. R. Wenner Richard Brown Henry Brown Gene Laube Allan Smith, JR

Orien Wilgus to Open Wallpaper Store in Findlay Street

Orien Wilgus and his wife plan to open a paint and wallpaper shop at 103 W Findlay Street replacing Cy's Super Market. The store will stock wall coverings of latest designs Majestic paints and varnishes and offer painting and wallpaper hanging services. Infants wear up to age three will be sold and Mrs Keller will be a clerk.

Orien Wilgus W. Findlay Street Cy’s Super Market Majestic Wilgus William Keller

Legion Auxiliary Meeting March 26

The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday evening March 26 in the Legion Hall. Mrs Clayton Twining, chairman, will lead a National Defense program and Mrs Sidney Watkins, Community Service chair, will also conduct a program. Members are asked to bring an edible gift suitable for an entertainment prize.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Clayton Twining Sidney Watkins

Bernard Furniture Store Expands To New Warehouse

Leo and Jerome Bernard, owners of Bernard furniture stores in Carey and Upper Sandusky, lease 225 E Findlay street room for warehouse and display window. The 22 by 182 foot space, formerly Keller Memorial Studios, will begin remodeling April 2.

Leo and Jerome Bernard Bernard Furniture Carey Upper Sandusky E. Findlay Street H B Keller Keller Memorial

Carey Lodge No 407 O O F Regular Meeting

Carey lodge No 407 I O O F schedules a regular meeting for Thursday March 22 at 8 00 PM All members urged to attend Secretary Van Baker urges participation

Carey Lodge No. 407 1.O.C. F van Baker

Two Local Students Attend Chrysler Fire-Power Engine School

John Mullholand and William Dill of Gray Motor Sales attend Chrysler Fire-Power Engine school in Detroit this week to study engine technology and repair practices.

John Mullholand William Dill Gray Motor Sales Chrysler Detroit

Pvt Charles Allison Sent to Sheppard Air Base Texas

Pvt Charles F. Allison son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Allison of route 2 Carey has been sent to Sheppard Air Field Base in Texas arriving the 10th. He has served four weeks since leaving Toledo and says he likes military life though he was surprised to wear long underwear for a couple of days a detail his mother notes was unusual for him in Ohio.

Charles F. Allison Glenn Allison Route 2 Carey Sheppard Air Field Base Texas Toledo Ohio

Service Men Addresses Change Across Bases and Locations

Updated military mailing details reveal new addresses for Pvt. Charles F. Allison at Sheppard Field Texas and Pvt. Mervin Eingle at Larson Air Force Base Washington. Additional relocations list Pvt. Judson W. Virden Fort Jackson South Carolina Pvt. Esau P. Jacobs Fort Bliss Texas and others at Great Lakes Illinois and San Diego California.

Charles F. Allison Sheppard Air Force Base Wichita Falls Texas Mervin Eingle Larson Air Force Base Moses Lake Washington Pvt Judson W. Virden Hdq Hdy. Co Inf Ss. T. R Fort Jackson South Carolina Esau P. Jacobs U. S Army Service Unit Artillery Fort Bliss

Economy Market Opens in Former Cy's Spot

Michael Bibich opened the Economy Market No. 27 on Wednesday morning in the former Cy's Super Market location at Findlay and Vance. He bought stock and fixtures weeks ago from C. Simonis, remodeled the space, and operates one of the area’s newer markets. He owns other stores in Crestline and Findlay, and employs Mrs. John Nye as clerk and cashier.

Michael Bibich Cy’s Super Market Findlay Vance Streets Mr. Bibich C. C. Simonis Carey Bibich Crestline John Nye

Burson Leads Toledo Agency in Premiums and Volume

Early S. Burson district agent for Equitable Life Insurance Co of Iowa heads the Toledo agency in both volume and paid premiums to date. J. O. Cummins Toledo general agent notes Burson also ranks highly in paid-in premiums and 28th in company volume nationwide.

Early S. Burson Equitable Life Insurance Co Iowa Toledo J. O. Cummins Burson

Bake Sale Saturday by Women’s Benefit Association

The Women’s Benefit Association will hold a bake sale Saturday starting at 9 30 a m at Dible’s plumbing shop. Easter foods including decorated eggs will be featured.

The Woman’s Benefit Association Dible

Monday Baseball Night at the Moose Hall

Notice invites locals to enjoy America's pastime each Monday at 8 o'clock in Moose Hall. The event promises regular baseball viewing for community members.

America Moose Hall

Holy Week Ceremonies at Shrine Include Palm Blessing and Easter Masses

The article outlines Holy Week services at the Shrine starting with palm blessing before the 10:30 Mass last Sunday. It notes Holy Thursday High Mass at 9:45 a.m. with procession to the Repository, Mass of the Presanctified at 8:45 a.m. Good Friday, 2–3 p.m. Holy Hour with Rev. Jeremiah Smith. Easter Sunday Masses at 6:15, 8:00 and 10:30 led by Very Rev. Ambrose Finnegan with Fr. Ronald Pregliasco deacon. tenebrae evenings Wednesday to Friday.

Jeremiah Smith OFM Cong Ambrose Finnegan Ofmcony Ronald Pregliasco Our Lady of Carey Seminary

1951 Wyandot County March of Dimes Drive Ends

The 1951 Wyandot County campaign total reached 15473 dollars 27 cents well above the 14000 dollar goal. Appreciation is extended to all donors captains solicitors and schoolchildren whose efforts inspired the success. A notable $1000 gift came from Roy Rogers.

Wyandot County Wy~andot County Roy Rogers Drive Med T. Jones

Carey Defeats Harlem Aces in Tight 83 78 Clash

Carey High School hosted a capacity crowd as the Carey team beat the Harlem Aces 83 to 78 Tuesday evening. In the opener, House of David topped Carey Porcelain Products Inc 93 to 52.

Carey C. Y. O Harlem Aces Carey High School House of David Carey Porcelain Products, Inc

Band Mothers Plan Benefit Dance in Carey High School

The Carey Band Mothers are completing plans for a spring benefit dance to be held at Carey High School on Friday evening, April 6 at 8 30. Clayton Decker's Orchestra has been engaged to provide music for both round and square dancing.

Carey Carey High School Clayton Decker

Child suffers collarbone fracture after home fall

Jane Ann Gibson 16 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant Gibson of 228 North Lake Street sustained a broken collarbone after falling on the stairs at their home Wednesday afternoon last week.

Jane Ann Grant Gibson N. Lake Street

Utility Office Closed for March 23 and 24

The utility office at the municipal building will be closed Friday and Saturday March 23 and 24.

Eagles Notice Friday Baseball at Eagles Park

America's favorite pastime returns with Friday evening games at the Eagles grounds. Fans are invited to watch local teams compete in the traditional weekly outing.

America The Eagles

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