Public School News Highlights Spring Activities and Banquet
The March 29 issue reports a 28 pupil art museum trip in Toledo under Mr Fouts, spring baseball plans for boys and intramural games for girls, steady noon study hall attendance, a rescheduled operetta The Magic Bean Stalk to April 21, Carey Hi Y inductees list, and a father and son banquet planned for Thursday evening with an engaging program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fouts
Toledo
Carey Hi-Y Club
John Baker
John Byers
Reid Burson
Dana Faires
James Faires
Robert Smith
Thomas Schira
Richard Jacob
Charles Ziebarth
Joseph Vaughn
Harold Turnbell
Pupil spelling awards and quarantine notice
Several pupils earned £ 00 for spelling: Jean Presler Dana Hagerman Beatrice Watson Billy Dill Patty Michaels Donald Hill Zellon Ritter Joyce Luman Howard Presler Evelyn Hinebaugh Arden Doppler Ronald Gibson. Avonell Risner left the district. Claren Lee is quarantined for scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Presler
Dana Hagerman
Beatrice Watson
Billy Dill
Patty Michaels
Donald Hill
Zellon Ritter
Joyce Luman
Howard Presler
Evelyn Hinebaugh
Arden Doppler
Ronald Gibson
Avonell Risner
Claren Lee
Students Scoring 100 Percent in Arithmetic and Spelling
Students receiving 100 per cent in arithmetic during the past week are Calvin Callahan, Mary Ann Joseph, Marceline Risner. Eloise Windau Students receiving 100 per cent during the past week in spelling are Harold Briggs, Calvin Callahan, Marcella Brown, Johnny De Amicis, Carl Gottfried, Frank Heck, Zelda Holida, Gene Jacobs, Mary Ann Joseph, Omeda Helen Leedy, Grace Luman, Marceline Risner, Eloise Windau, Janice Salyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Callahan
Mary Ann Joseph
Marceline Risner
Eloise Windau
Harold Briggs
Marcella Brown
Johnny de Amicis
Carl Gottfried
Frank Heck
Zelda Holida
Gene Jacobs
Omeda Helen Leedy
Grace Luman
Janice Salyer
Students honored for perfect spelling at school
Marcella Phillips and nine others earned 100 percent in spelling last week. A second group last Friday included Elmer Caudill and nine more pupils. The class is studying birds with many students now recalling over 50 species, with girls leading the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Caudill
Cicely Claude
Robert Humbert
Herbert Dible
Leonard Lasley
Arnold Puckett
Joye Ann Putnam
Betty Schmidt
Shirley Snobarger
Lawrence Strahm
Stanley van Buren
Enrollment Update and Staff News
Our enrollment stands at 43 as Joanne Bish relocates to Sycamore. Ann Schira and Naomi Dible return after a week of illness amid a week of songs and poems about pussy willows. Bernice Keller delivered a bouquet of pussy willows. One hundred in Friday's spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Bish
Sycamore
Ann Schira
Naomi Dible
Bernice Keller
Holy Week Tenebrae Services Planned at Shrine Church
Holy Week Tenebrae services will be sung on Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings at 7 30 in the Shrine Church of Our Lady of Consolation. The rites feature Matins Lauds and the tract chants with prayers expressing Christ's passion and the station of the cross. Musicians such as Martini Jacovacci Palestrina Ungerer Hubert Fiorext Haydn contribute to the sacred music. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation
Christ
God the Father
Monte Oliveti
Mt. ‘Olivet
Giovanni B. Martini
Don Loretto Jacovacci
John Palestrina
J. C. Ungerer
Franz Shhubert
G. Fiorex’ Tint
Michael Haydn
Palm Sunday rites at Christ Lutheran with confirmations
Christ Lutheran schedules Palm Sunday service featuring Rite of Confirmation for a youth class. Adult choir to sing Fling Wide the Gates from Stainer Crucifixion and junior choir Ride On Ride On in Majesty by Nevin. Holy Week services at 7 30 pm Wednesday and Thursday. Lord's Supper on Thursday evening. Good Friday service 1 to 3 pm. Easter Sunday services at 6 30 am and 10 30 am with infant baptism and Holy Communion.
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Christ Lutheran Church
Stainer
Nevin
Special Easter Services at Local Methodist Church
Palm Sunday Baptism of Infants and a sequence of sermons titled Man Looks For a Deliverer Man Looks at Himself Man Looks at the World Man Looks at the Christ Man Looks at the Cross. Union Good Friday services. Easter sunrise at 6 30. Communion. Choirs sing. Church School 9 30 Worship 10 30 Reception of Members Sermon Man's Fulfillment in Immortality.
Pythian Sisters Meet Next Thursday Evening
A regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters is set for next Thursday at 7 30 in the evening. Members are advised to attend and conduct usual lodge business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Stamp Mart at Our Lady of Carey Seminary
A view shows the Stamp Mart in action at Our Lady of Carey Seminary. Friars and volunteers weigh sort wash and catalog cancelled stamps for market with hundreds of pounds collected in about a year and a half from patrons nationwide and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamp Mart
Our Lady of Carey Seminary
Our Lady of Carey
United States
Mark Mindrup
Carey Farmers Club Plans Support for 4-H Leaders
The Carey Farmers Community Club met to close its year and plan next month’s April session. Members voted to financially back an evening to entertain county 4-H club leaders, echoing prior county agent support. T D Romig explained the federal tenant farm purchase plan aiding tenants to buy farms, with expansion anticipated under pending legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers’ Community Club
Carey Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
C. R. Crum
T D. Romig
Federal Land Bank
Romig
Mark Karr
J T. Myers
John Bradman
Homer Clabaugh
Redd Dible Tie The Knot At Carey Parsonage
Miss Nellie Dible daughter of Fred and Mrs Dible of near Carey wed Orville R Redd of near Jenera in a single ring ceremony at Christ Lutheran parsonage Carey Rev Paul R Clouser officiated. Bride wore navy blue crepe with rose accessories. The couple will live on a farm near Jenera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Dible
Fred Dible
Carey
Orville R Redd
Jenera
Christ Lutheran Parsonage
Paul R Clouser
Clouser
Redd
Infected Ear Surgery Performed on Child in Findlay
Mary Catherine Rothgeb seven year old daughter of Albert and Mrs Rothgeb of Edouth street underwent an operation for an infected ear last Friday in the office of Dr Wynn at Findlay. She and her mother were taken there in the Goff automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catherine
Albert Rothgeb
E Douth Street
Dr. Wynn
Findlay
Goff Automobile
Beech Grove Ladies Aid Plans Bake Sale
Beech Grove Ladies Aid met with Mrs Ernest Shane on March 9 with good attendance. They scheduled a bake sale for Saturday April 1 and set April 13 as the next meeting with Mrs Clem Wentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech Grove Ladies Aid Society
Ernest Shane
Clem Wentz
Sublets Part of Sewer Contract in Carey
Marra Construction Co. sublets part of the sanitary sewerage system project in Carey to Haddad Construction Co. Haddad will work in the south part of town while Marra handles the north. Haddad to begin once PWA officials approve their portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marra Construction Co
Carey
Haddad Construction Co
Cleveland
Marra Company
Haddad Company
PWA
Nurses in Local Play At Baldwin Hall Columbus
A group photo in the Columbus Dispatch shows nurses slated to perform in a play at Baldwin Hall this evening. Isabel Yentzer of near Carey, a Grant hospital school of nursing senior, leads a local cast including Mrs J B Yentzer and Mr and Mrs Lee Yentzer along with Donna and Dwight Yentzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Dispatch
Baldwin Hall
Columbus
Isabel Yentzer
South of Carey
Grant Hospital School of Nursing
J B. Yentzer
Lee Yentzer
Donna
Dwight Yentzer
Aunt Jemima to Demonstrate Pancake Flour at Simonis
Aunt Jemima will visit Simonis grocery Friday to demonstrate pancake flour. She will make pancakes at the store and serve hot cakes to the public, inviting everyone to sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemima
Simonis
Aunt Jemima
Fractured hip illness for Mrs Eva Bowers in Findlay
Mrs Eva Bowers of South Bend Ind fell from bed Saturday morning fracturing her right hip. She was taken to Dr Rilling's Findlay office Sunday morning in the Goff invalid coach while wintering with her daughter Mrs Charles Kemmerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Bowers
South Bend
Ind
Charles Kemmerly
Dr Rilling
Findlay
Auto Demolished In Crossing Collision At C O Crossing
Monday night near midnight O H Coldren’s car was wrecked beyond repair when it struck a train at the C O crossing just north of town. Last Friday two cars were involved in similar accidents at the same crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O H Coldren
School Built in 1878 Recalled After Fire Destruction
Mrs S B Chesebro, recently back from Toledo, recalls the Ridge school built in 1878. She taught the 1878 79 term when the building was new after it was destroyed by fire last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S B Chesebro
Toledo
Ridge
Mol ly Be Jolly Operetta Set for April 16
The fifth and eleventh grades of Our Lady of Consolation school rehearse Molly Be Jolly for an April 16 performance at the Catholic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation School
Molly Be Jolly
Philathea Class Meets Next Tuesday Evening
The Philathea class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school will meet at the home of Mrs. C. C. Carr next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
C. C. Carr
Catholic Knights of Columbus Meet Sees Finances Approved
At Tuesday night meeting the Catholic Knights of Columbus presented and approved the quarter financial statement. One new member application from Bernard H. Kessler was read. Good Friday closing cards are distributed this week and merchants should cooperate. After Good Friday ecards will be picked up. John Grine won the fourth round of the pinochle tournament and eight members vie for the grand prize at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Knights of Columbus
Bernard H. Kessler
John Grine
Moose Will Elect Officers at Vance Street Hall
Loyal Order of Moose holds officer elections Thursday evening at their hall on S Vance street. Members may pay dues daily 1 PM to 1 AM. Sunday, April 2, 30 candidates will be initiated. A Fremont degree team will perform the work. Meeting opens promptly at 2 PM.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Vance Street
Fremont
Bakers Body Found in Bucyrus Bakery
John Martinitz, 63, a local baker with 35 years on the job, was found dead today in his Bucyrus bakery. His wrists were slashed and there were signs of poisoning, with relatives unable to explain the self inflicted death.
Mr Martinitz operated a bakery in Carey before Bucyrus work
A historical note records that Mr Martinitz conducted a bakery in Carey prior to his move to Bucyrus.
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Martinitz
Carey
Bucyrus
Kinney and Babcock Tie The Knot At Parsonage
Walter G Kinney son of Ralph Kinney of McCutchenville and Edith Marguerite Babcock daughter of Mr and Mrs Erastus Bab cock of Sycamore were married at the Evangelical parsonage by Rev Roy B Leedy in a single ring ceremony held last Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G Kinney
Ralph Kinney
McCutchenville
Edith Marguerite Babcock
Erastus’ Babcock
Sycamore
Evangelical
Roy B Leedy
Township supplies taken from Crawford township barn
A break in at the north town barn housing Crawford township machinery occurred last Thursday night. Oil gasoline and several hand saws were stolen after intruders forced open the door lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Township
Secured Pastor Rev Glenn Fruth Joins Oak Grove Church
Rev Glenn Fruth recently graduated from Bethany Seminary in Chicago and was named pastor of the Oak Grove Church of the Brethren. He and his wife will reside with his parents and Mrs John Fruth, seven miles northwest of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Fruth
Bethany Seminary
Chicago
Oak Grove
Church of the Brethren
John Fruth
Carey
Quartet at Oak Grove Church Service
The Asbury quartet from Asbury College Wilmore Kentucky will lead the morning worship at Oak Grove Church of the Brethren on Sunday April 9 starting at 10 30 AM. They will provide the service music and singing.
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Asbury Quartet
Asbury College
Wilmore
Oak Grove Church of
Tax Urged On Outside Hunters
The article argues for a hunting tax on non local sportsmen to cover the cost of game and birds protection. It notes farmers and sportsmen disagree on enforcement with a push to require outsiders to pay a reasonable fee while preserving some access. The Farmers' and Sportsmen's Protective association aims to organize effort to resolve the issue, with farmers holding the decision influence and local sportsmen willing to support.
Ohio House Bill 70 targets wild rabbit sales
House Bill 70 passed both chambers and awaits Gov Bricker's signature. Sponsored by the League of Ohio Sportsmen, the bill prohibits sale and wholesale importation of cotton tails, and restricts farm sales to pelts, aiming to curb rabbit trapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
House
Senate
Gov Bricker
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Fishermen Report Mixed Success on Local Rivers
A large group fished over the weekend with varied results. One party scored crappies in Tymochtee Creek while another reached the bag limit of black bass from the Sandusky River near Smithville.
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Tymochtee Creek
Sandusky River
Smithville
Pinochle Standings Report From Galt Hotel Week Six
Standings of the pinochle teams at the Galt hotel show Firemen leading with 16 219, K of C 16 124, National Lime Stone 16 026, Eagles 15 516, Porcelain 15 512, K of P 15 324. Floyd Baird and Noah Bleam of the Porcelain captured high score with 769.
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Galt Hotel
K. of
National Lime & Stone
Eagles
Porcelain
Floyd Baird
Noah Bleam
The
Carey Schools Band Mothers Club Meeting Planned
The Band Mothers Club of Carey Schools will meet at 7 30 Monday evening in the high school building. Committee chair is Mrs Hugh Hayman with members Mrs Ruby Criger Mrs Ernest Dunn Mrs Russell Fagan Mrs Lloyd Hill Mrs Ora Kidwell Mrs H B Keller Mrs R J Kirkwood and Mrs Laird Kinley.
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Carey Schools
Band Mothers
Hugh Hayman
Ruby Criger
Ernest Dunn
Russell Fagan
Lloyd Hill
Ora Kidwell
H .B Keller
R J Kirkwood
Laird Kinley
Townsend Club Meeting at Public Library in April
The Townsend club gathers at the public library on Monday April 3 at 7 30 pm with speaker E H Richman of Bellevue to share the latest Townsend movement news plus music. All invited to attend and hear the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Public Library
E H Richman
Bellevue
E N. Garn
Taxpayers get extension for December 1938 real estate tax
Wyandot County Treasurer C. R. Richmond announces an extension to April 1 1939 for the collection of the December 1938 real estate tax installment. After April 1 tax books close and penalties apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
C. Richmond
Dale Frazier Buys Elmer Zook Home on Findlay Street
Dale Frazier purchased the home on E Findlay street from Elmer Zook, formerly owned by the late Mrs. Grant Karr. He plans remodeling and expects to take possession once completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Frazier
Elmer Zook
E Findlay Street
Grant Karr
Frazier
Unemployment Office Opens Wednesday in Upper Sandusky
A Bucyrus unemployment compensation representative will be at the courthouse in Upper Sandusky every Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to assist claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus Buc
Court House
Upper Sandusky
Bake Sale at Luther League April 1
The Luther League of Christ Lutheran church will hold a bake sale on Saturday April 1 at Dibble's plumbing shop. The sale starts at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of Christ Lutheran Church
DiIble
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