Public School May Day Program Showcases Student Talent
A Friday evening program by the physical education department drew a fine audience. Miss Lois Herbage, Mr Cloyce Wentling, and Mr Hayden Fouts directed the demonstrations by boys and girls. The Monday chapel featured 7th and 8th graders with Donald Long on clarinet Harold Presler on cornet and Margaret Ann Montague narrating May Day history followed by May pole and folk dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Long
Harold Presler
Margaret Ann Montague
Local students take state test for 8th graders
Last Friday morning 70 8th grade students from public and parochial schools took the annual state test. The test papers were sent to Columbus for scoring by an electric system and results should be known in about a week. School dismisses at noon tomorrow for a band festival in Upper Sandusky where Carey high school band participates. parade, massed band program, and evening concert are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Upper Sandusky
Carey High School
Mary Haford Receives Scholarship Invite From Bowling Green
Northwestern Ohio senior Mary Haford, second in the county, earned a scholarship invitation to Bowling Green State University for distinction on the recent senior scholarship test. The local high school senior is slated to visit next Saturday to receive the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Haford
Bowling Green State University
Ohio
Mary Eizabeth
Health officials administer diphtheria shots to students
Dr. Naus of Wyandot county health office and Dr. Smith of the state board of health came Tuesday morning to give diphtheria immunization to about 300 first to fifth grade students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naus
Wyandot County Health Office
Smith
State Board of Health
Betty Wenner Omitted From Sophomore Honor Roll
Betty Wenner was left off the sophomore honor roll last week in a contact memory error. The incident prompted review by school officials and an updated honor list is expected to be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wenner
Return of Melford Doppler Welcomed by Room 14
Room 14 greets Melford Doppler returning after four weeks illness. Fifth graders show affection for Calvin Callahan with flowers letters and fruit. Arithmetic contest winners this week are Virginia Ritter Eloise Windau Frank Heck and Mary Ann Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Room 14
Melford Doppler
Calvin Callahan
Calvin
Virginia Ritter
Eloise Windau
Frank Heck
Mary Ann Joseph
Honor roll and posters noted in local brief
Patty Johnson was omitted from last week’s honor roll. Donald Schmuck and Richard Rickle have long been absent due to illness, with well wishes for recovery. Eugene Newell Betty Jo Line Lois Kane and Donati Woods created top geography posters. Mrs Marion B. Tinsler visited Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Johnson
Donald Schmuck
Richard Rickle
Eugene Newell
Betty Jo Line
Lois Kane
Donati Woods
Geography
Marion B. Tinsler
Pupils Earn 100 Percent in Spelling List
A group of students achieved perfect spelling scores for the past week. Names include Jean Presler Gene Feasel Donna Hagerman Beatrice Watson Joan Tong Marjorie Cole Mary Alice Heilman Ruth Wenner Donnie Hill Howard Presler Clarence Coffman Charles Ritter Patty Michaels Bobbie Watkins Zellon Ritter Joyce Luman Lois Kennerly Jack Cold Kenneth Dill Lola Mae Hotelling Arden Coppler Billy Dill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Presler
Gene Feasel
Donna Hagerman
Beatrice Watson
Joan Tong
Marjorie Cole
Mary Alice Heilman
Ruth Wenner
Donnie Hill
Howard Presler
Clarence Coffman
Charles Ritter
Patty Michaels
Bobbie Watkins
Zellon Ritter
Joyce Luman
Lois Kennerly
Jack Cold
Jiror
Kenneth Dill
Lola Mae Hotelling
Arden Coppler
Billy Dill
Library number eagle 100 spellings and top readers
The record notes that last week Jacqueline Beckwith and 12 others achieved a perfect score of 100 in spelling. Peggy Ann Laird has read 44 library books this year, the most in the room, while Mary Carolyn Stewart is next with 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Beckwith
Jimmy Cole
Marilyn Gibson
Peggy Ann Laird
Paul Phillips
Roy Platt
Barbara Ann Presler
Jimmy Joe Robinson
Mary Carolyn Stewart
Mary Ellen Sammet
Robbie Watson
Barbara Ann Williams
Huth Adelsperger
Bake Sale May 20 By Methodist Missionary Society
The missionary society of the Methodist church announces a bake sale to be held Saturday May 20. Proceeds support church activities. Items will include pies cookies and breads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Past Chiefs to Convene at Pythian Castle Hall
The Past Chiefs will meet at the Pythian castle hall this Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Castle
Homemakers Cooking School to Feature Westinghouse Electric Demonstration
Miss Helen Heilbrink of Westinghouse will demonstrate electric range use at the Homemakers Cooking School in Catholic Hall on Friday May 5 at 7:30 PM. The event, hosted by W. H. Houk & Son, promotes electric cooking as cost effective, convenient, and healthful, with auction of Westinghouse equipment and prizes including a sandwich grill set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Heilbrink
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
W. H. Houk & Son
Westinghouse
Miss Hegubrink
Miss Heilbrink
Frederick
Clover Farm
Carey Cash Market
Heck’s
Carey
Ewing Drug Co
W H Houk & Son
Snyder Lumber Co
Zahn Insurance Agency
Carey Loan Co
Carey Greenhouses
Local Eagles Elect New Officers at Carey Aerie 2198
Carey Aerie No 2198 OFE elected officers for the coming year with V L Ruffing as president and delegate to the state convention. Other officers include Earl Williams vice president Herman Emerine treasurer Robert Gardner secretary John Cram conductor J B Clouse chaplain J Smiley inner guard H Arend outer guard and Cecil Presler trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Aerie
Wesleyan Guild Class Will Meet Monday
The Wesleyan Guild class of the Methodist Sunday school will meet at the home of Mrs Jack French Monday evening May 8. Mrs Alfred Davis and Mrs J F Dible will assist as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Guild
Methodist Sunday School
Jack French
Alfred Davis
J F Dible
Appreciation Note From Mrs Capell After Illness
Mrs D A Capell thanks friends and relatives for flowers cards letters and gifts during her recent illness in a brief church or community notice suitable for a local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D A Capell
Fidelis Club to Meet
The Fiddles Study club section 1 will meet in the home of Mrs Henry Davidson south of Carey Thursday evening May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiddles Study Club
Henry Davidson
Carey
Penny Beano Event at Catholic Hall This Thursday
Penny Beano at 8 o clock this Thursday evening in the Catholic hall. Everyone invited.
Forty-Seven Attend Toledo District Spring Music Festival
Forty-seven members of a local Methodist church attended the Toledo district spring music festival Sunday afternoon at Bowling Green State University auditorium. The event featured the junior choir with the league quartet, led by Miss Mary Finley, performing All Creatures of Our God and King, and Dorcas Baker with Marjorie Kramer at piano singing Handel’s Largo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
State University
Bowling Green
League
Mary Finley
St. Francis of Assisi
Dorcas Baker
Marjorie Kramer
Handle’s ‘Largo
L Jane Twining
Elsie Myers
Cicely Claude
Calvin Thome
Ann Schira
Norma Jean Gibson
Nadine Gibson
Donna Lou Wonder
Ruth Heck
Mary Heck
Donald Woods
Lucille de Vene
ZoHa May Salyer
Gertrude Strahm
Phyllis Ulrich
Mildred Whittaker
Judson Frederick
Clarence Tong
Betty Tinsler
Blaine Thome
Miss Finley
Miss Baker
Miss Kramer
Clarence Thome
Harvey Wonder
Wesley Wonder
Paul Wesley Wonder
Ralph Heck
Paul Woods
Lewis Johnson
Joan
Vera Johnson
Allan Baker
Ina Morton
Dorotha Mitchell
F. Salyer
Lee Tinsler
Rey
Marion E Tinsler
Winners at Legion party Saturday night
At the American Legion gathering in Carey Donald Fetters won first prize of 15 dollars and Miss Eugenia Henry took second prize of 10 dollars. L G Altwater received an electric mantle clock, V L Ruffing an electric wall clock, and George Remlinger an Indian blanket. The event raised about 60 dollars and the Legion thanked the community for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Donald Fetters
Eugenia Henry
L. G. Altwater
V L. Ruffing
George Remlinger
Legion
Carey
Rev Heibert to Occupy Lutheran Pulpit at Christ Church
Rev F R Heibert of Lancaster will preach at Christ Lutheran church this Sunday morning in pastor Clouser's absence. Heibert formerly served here from 1890 to 1898. Clouser has been in Philadelphia this week with the parish and church school board and will visit family in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F R Heibert
Lancaster
Christ Lutheran Church
Paul R Clouser
Heibert
Clouser
Philadelphia
United Lutheran Church
Harrisburg
PWA Office Shifts Left Local Supervisors as Carey Office Closes
C E Kane who led the local PWA office is moved to Marietta and his assistant Edward Daur returns to Columbus. The Carey office serving Carey Forest Holmes Liberty Bucyrus and Mt Gilead closes and its work transfers to the Fostoria office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C E Kane
PWA
Marietta
Edward Daur
Columbus
Carey
Carey, Forest
Holmes Liberty
Bucyrus
Mt. Gilead
Fostoria
Jennie Larmonth Society Meeting Planned
The Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church will meet with Mrs Clyde Howard on Monday evening Mrs Arthur Byers will lead the lesson study Christ the Healer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Larmonth
First Communion Class At Our Lady Of Consolation
A class of 23 children will receive their first holy communion on Sunday May 28 at Our Lady of Consolation Church with parish celebration and family participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Fish Fry at Healey's Tavern Opens Plate Lunch 10c
Plate lunch offered at Healey's Tavern with fish fry events. Orchestra plays Sunday and Wednesday nights, providing live music for patrons.
Spring Novena at the Shrine May 6 to 14
The Spring Novena at the Shrine runs May 6 14 starting with the 8 15 Mass on the Patronal Feast and daily services including 6 30 and 8 15 Masses 2 30 devotions and 8 p m exercises featuring Rosary Sermon and Benediction Our Lady of Consolation images will be carried in processions with visiting parishes from Salem Kirby St Josephs and others and hundreds of pilgrims are expected to Carey and surrounding towns May 7 11 and 14 feature special solemn services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Kirby
St. Joseph's
St. Mary’s
Tiffin
Local Softball Season Opens at Lakeland Inn Park
The 65 team league begins next Monday at 6 30 p m with games at Lakeland Inn ballpark. Teams include the Carey Moose National Limes Porcelain Products Burson Clothiers and Frigidaires. Week two games list Frigidaires versus Moose Bursons versus Porcelain and Frigidaires versus National Lime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeland Inn
Carey Moose
National Limes
The
Porcelain Products
Burson Clothiers
Frigidaires
Moose
Bursons
Porcelain
Stork Delivers Daughters and Son in Local Homes
A 9 pound daughter arrived early Thursday to Mr and Mrs Forest Myers at the home of Mrs Myers parents Mr and Mrs William Peirce II. She shares a birthday with her great grandmother Mrs William Peirce I of Toledo. An 8 pound son was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Wallace Beebe of Bucyrus in City hospital, with the Beebe family formerly in Carey and the paternal grandmother Mrs Fred Beebe residing here. A son was born Tuesday night to Mr and Mrs Harry Ehrhart of West Hicks Street Upper Sandusky, formerly Miss Margaret Brayton of Carey before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Myers
West Hicks Street
Upper Sandusky
Ehrhart
Margaret Brayton
Carey
Eagles District Initiation and Celebration Parade
Carey Aerie 2198 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a district initiation and celebration on Sunday May 7. The parade begins at 1 30 pm with the Marion Eagles band and delegates from all local Aer ies. After the parade the initiation will take place at the Eagles lodge hall marking Carey Aerie's completion of its new member quota and District No 14 becoming the first U S district to reach the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Aerie
Order of Eagles
Marion Eagles
Aerie
Eagles Lodge
Cangy Aerie
Gedy Carey
United States
Officers Installed for Carey Lodge Loyal Order of Moose
Last Thursday evening the revised elected officers of Carey Lodge 1607 Loyal Order of Moose were installed by J T Stombaugh. New officers include Dictator P J Pahl Vice Dictator Vincent Mangett Past Dictator Hugh Hayman Prelate Mearl Buckingham Outer Guard Carl Dible Inner Guard Fred Baktes Sergeant-at-Arms Carl Buckingham Secretary Carey Garn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recoy
Carey Lodge
Order of Moose
J T Stombaugh
P J Pahl
Vincent Mangett
Hugh Hayman
Mearl Buckingham
Carl Dible
Fred Baktes
Carl Buckingham
Carey Garn
Rev Selah McConnell At Oak Grove Church Event
Rev Selah McConnell head of a Kentucky mountain school will visit Oak Grove Church of the Brethren northwest of Carey with five attendees. The event Tuesday evening May 9 opens at 8 o clock and invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah McConnell
Kentucky
Oak Grove Church of
Escape from Marysville prompts reformatory escape
Mrs Velma Mahoney 42 of Van Nuys was among three women who escaped the Marysville Women's Reformatory on Friday night. Mahoney had been sentenced there in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Mahoney
Vanjue
Women’s Reformatory
Marysville
New York World Fair Opens With Roosevelts Visit
President Roosevelt formally opens the New York World Fair as about 700000 visitors attend Sunday ceremony and parade. The event marks a major showcase of industry, culture, and innovation with significant public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Rebekahs to Convene Tuesday Evening
Palm Leaf Rebekah lodge will meet Tuesday evening May 9 promptly at 8 o clock for a regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Curse Outdoors The Farmer's and Sportsmen Protective Assoc Meet
The Farmers and Sportsmen's Protective association will meet at the town hall on Tuesday May 9 at 8 p m. For five months the club will meet once a month. The black bass open season ended last Sunday and will close June 16. Anglers are urged to release kept bass carefully. A conservation representative visited Carey to inspect the rearing pool and recommended cleaning it. He attributed silt to dead vegetation and said removing mature fish would reduce losses. work on the pool will start in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer’s and Sportsmen’s Protective Association
State Conservation Department
Carey
Carey Rifle and Pistol Association Opens Range to Public
The Carey Rifle and Pistol Association invites joiners Friday night and opens its club room for shooting Tuesday and Friday evenings and all day Sunday. Public may inspect the new rifle range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Rifle and Pistol Association
Local letter recalls Crawford church 100th anniversary
Mrs Henry Fleck of south of Carey receives a note from Mrs John Holm of Attica recalling the Crawford church 100th anniversary celebration fifty years ago held on a weekday. The event featured potted plants, Washington pictures, an address, and Cinderella Carey Brown reading an original poem near a side seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fleck
South of Carey
John Holm
Attica
Bernice Kentfield
Holm
Washington
Crawford Church
Cinderella Carey Brown
Co L of C Meeting Social Prizes Awarded
The Co L of C held a Monday evening session with Mrs John Guttenberg winning the attendance prize. Card games yielded prizes for Mrs Clifford Neff in bridge Mrs M C Yost in pinochle and Mrs John Guttenberg in euchre. A social session is planned for May 15 with a committee led by Mrs Gerald Collet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. of
John Guttenberg
Clifford Neff
Bridge
M C Yost
Euchre
Gerald Collet
Charles Calmes
Lawrence Orians
Martha Collet
Elizabeth Logdson
Guttenberg
W A. Vaughn
Donald Oglesbee
Congressman Smith Tours 8th District Urging War Opposition
Congressman Frederick C Smith and his secretary Harry L Brookshire toured the 8th district and called in Carey urging constituents to oppose the administration policy they fear could lead the United States into war. They urged voters to express themselves to their congressmen and senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C Smith
Harry L. Brookshire
Washington
Carey
Smith
United States
Local Social Notes and Family Visits in Vanlue and Marion
Local residents attend funerals and family gatherings in Vanlue and Marion. John Hendricks remains ill near Findlay Street while relatives visit, and Lucille Donelson travels to Detroit to visit Gerald and Lupton. A for sale ad lists two six room houses on Frederick and Clay streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hendricks
FE Findlay Street
Eliza Hoy
Letta Hartle
Vanlue
Emmet Myers Carey
Lab
Orrville
Eugene Lab
Ray Beebe
Elmer Wonder
Annual Meeting of Carey Chest Committee
The 16th annual Carey Chest meeting was held at the public library with Rev. Marion E. Tinsler presiding. Retiring executive members were Rev. Cyprian Terwoord Mrs. Paul Powell and Mrs. C. C. Wenner. New nominees Earl B. Driver Mrs. J L Zahn and Mrs. H B Turnbell were unanimously elected for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Community
Marion E. Tinsler
Cyprian Terwoord
Paul Powell
C. C. Wenner
Carey Chest
Earl B. Driver
JL. N. Zahn
H. B Turnbell
Chest
Milton Trubey
C P A
Red Cross
Welfare Board
Appreciation and Congratulation to Chest Executive Members
Marion E Tinsler announces appreciation for retiring executive committee members Fr Cyprian and Mrs Paul Powell and Mrs C Wenner for their loyal service. She congratulates Supt Earl B Driver Mrs L N Zahn and Mrs H B Turnbell on election to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprian
Paul Powell
Chest
C. Wenner
Earl B Driver
L. N Zahn
H B Turnbell
Marion E Tinsler
Shrine Broadcast Begins New Series From Shrine Father Wren
Listeners of WS$ PD Toledo will hear a Shrine broadcast at 5 15 pm Sunday May 7 marking the first in a new series. Father Leonard Wren will present a discourse on Mary the Mother of Men. The seminary choir will sing O Mary Conceived Without Sin and other selections include Regina Coeli Ave Maria and the paschal antiphon by Hamma Arcadelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ws$ PD
Toledo
Leonard Wren
O .C
Shrine
Mary
Hamma
Jacob Arcadelt
Marriage at Memorial Evangelical Parsonage
Estella Kessler daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kessler wed Howard O Ward son of Mr and Mrs Earl Ward at Memorial Evangelical parsonage near Carey The nuptials were conducted by Rev Roy B Leedy with Thelby Wentling and Mrs Wentling as witnesses The groom works for National Lime and Stone company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Evangelical Parsonage
Estella Kessler
John Kessler
Howard O' Ward
Earl Ward
East of Carey
Roy B. Leedy
Thelby Wentling
National Lime & Stone Company
Eastern Star Inspection in Crawford Chapter No 168
Miss Helen Stecher of Upper Sandusky deputy grand matron of Ohio will inspect Crawford chapter No 168 on Tuesday evening May 9. Dinner is served at 6 o'clock in the Methodist church for Star members and friends. Tickets may be purchased from Mrs Ella Smith Mrs Rose Diller Mrs King or any officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stecher
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Crawford
Methodist Church
The
Star
Ella Smith
Rose Diller
King
Ransacked Office At Carey High School
Friday night someone entered Carey High School through a window and ransacked Principal I E Mulholland’s office. Authorities suspect local talent may be responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
I E Mulholland
Carey CTU Meeting Friday Afternoon
The Carey CTU will meet Friday at 2 o clock in the home of Mrs. Florence Daymon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey W. Ctu
Florence Daymon
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Public School News
June Criger
Joe Newhard
Col
Col. Crawford
Past Chiefs’ Meeting
Catholic Hall
Eagles
Fidelis Club
Penny Beano
Miss Helen Hitbrink
Rev. Heibert
Pythian Sisters
Healey's Tavern
Oak Grove
Curse Outdoors
Robert Gardner
G A Robinson
Wharton
Ann Miller
Vanlut
James E Hanley
Galion
Louisa Dietrick
Plott
Clarence Crist
Jack’ Bristoll
Ashbourton
Bristoll
Com. Chest
Shrine Broadcast
Eastern Star Inspection
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