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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1941
Page
2
The Carey Times listing Eloise Thrall editor and publisher notes publication weekly on Thursday. The paper is entered at Carey Ohio post office as second class mail matter with advance subscription rates: one year $2.00 six months $1.00 three months 60 cents.
A 38 member scholarship team traveled to Bowling Green State University for the district state contest. Top finishers were Herold Luzader, Robert Windau, and Joseph Vaughn. Eugene Ulrich ranked in the top 1 percent of 32,481 eighth graders and will be honored May 17 in Columbus. A May 23 award chapel will recognize the first 25 percent of local test takers. Other notes cover arithmetic speed tests, 100 percent attendance, measles recovery, and a play rehearsal in Room 14 titled The Clown Who Couldn’t Read with students listed by name.
The article lists students absent due to illness: Charlotte Tucker, Harold Faber, Norma Ritter, Donald Frish, and Barbara England. It notes the class made new spelling pads and aims for 10.0 grades until school closes. It also names top arithmetic performers Clara Roszman, Paul Wonder, Helen Coffman, and Donald Sherman.
Adrian residents hosted and visited across nearby towns. Numerous pairs of families from Tiffin Cleveland Detroit Toledo Findlay Carey and Kenton spent Sundays and weekends with Adrian households. A measles confinement affected Mrs Orve Bare and daughter Marlene, while a mother daughter banquet framed upcoming events at the I O O F hall.
Residents in and around Carey and nearby communities hosted calls and visits this week. Numerous A Baughman and related families hosted relatives from Sandusky Findlay McComb and Carey areas, with several callers including Merle Thomas, Mary Ellen Jefferson, and Ed Moser noted.
Miss Elizabeth Logsdon of Findlay spent Friday to Sunday at her home. Eileen Brooks and Mary Louise Orians were dinner guests Sunday at Dorothy Schoenberger’s home. Mr and Mrs Herman Reinhart of Alvada called Friday evening at the Wilfrid Logsdon home. Master Jimmy Hooper of Sycamore visits Emmet Orians. Paul Yeater and Henry Lortz stayed with Pvt Harry Yeater at Fort Custer Battle Creek Michigan. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Orians also noted.
Families and guests gathered Friday through Sunday at multiple households. Among those hosting were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davidson with sons, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brooks and daughters Hileen and Mary, and Emmet Orians family.
Berry news records visits and meals among townspeople. Guests include K Conley with Earl Caudill and Pauline Phipps of Carey, Emogene Caudill, Corinne Gibson with Miss Mattie Gibson, and Jennie Bland visiting relatives. Households in Springville, Carey, McCutchenville and Upper Sandusky host dinners and family gatherings across Sunday to Thursday evenings.
Nineteen McCutchenville high school seniors will receive diplomas in the school auditorium on Thursday May 15. William Manahan will deliver the commencement address. A baccalaureate service is set for Sunday May 11 and the class plans a May 19 trip to Washington New York Gettysburg and other places. Louise Tanner Marjorie Walton and Doris Wilson will give key class items.
Ed ward A Albus of Carey Ohio and Ambrose B Peter of New Riegel Ohio are appointed executors of Theresa Peter, deceased, late of Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio. Dated April 23 1941. Judge Russell H Kear Wyandot County Probate Division Ohio.
The graduating class includes Beatrice Bookmyer May Catherine Ydmbert Ethel Earl Matilda Weininger Dorothy Earl Doris Yaidhner Dorothy Spitler Betty Chaney Helen Bare Anna Cox Marie Houdeshell Crawford Peeler Gerald Barth Richard Funk Alvie Hill and Morris Rosier. Printed or engraved name cards were available at The Carey Times office.
Carey Ohio council enacts two hour daytime parking limits on Findlay Street segment by Lutheran Church and on Vance Street between Clay and North Streets. Violations carry penalties per Ordinance No. 185. Repeals conflicting ordinances. Signed by Mayor Bachar and Village Clerk Nitrauer.
The Board of Trustees of Public Affairs invites sealed bids until 12 noon May 9 1941 for about 1400 feet of cast iron pipe three fire hydrants one 6 inch cross three 6 inch tees four 6 inch gate valves four 6 inch valve boxes Bids require a certified check not less than 5 percent of the bid The board may accept or reject any or all bids Eugenia Henry Long secretary
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