Baccalaureate Service for Carey High School Class of 1940
Rev. Paul R. Clouser will preach the baccalaureate at Christ Lutheran Church for Carey High School’s 1940 graduates on Sunday evening May 19. The upcoming week includes final exams Monday and Tuesday, with a grading day Wednesday and report distribution Thursday afternoon. A final school assembly Friday will present pupil awards as Alten Kinsinger’s entertainments and Hi Y club events precede a farewell chapel for the seniors. Eighty seven eighth graders took state tests April 26 with Mary Heck and John Schira tied for top score at 174.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Clouser
Carey High School
Christ’ Lutheran
Earl B. Driver
I. EB. Mulholland
Helen Smith
Mulholland
R. J. Kirkwood
Carey Schools
Band
Mathers eIub
Robert Blose
Commercial
John Tom
Mr Driver
C G Laird Recessional
Mary Heck
John Schira
John Schita
Billy Calmes
Doggpthy Hood
Dick Clouser
Donna Smith
Billy Howard
Clarence Tong
Margaret Mangett
Marion Hewett
Esa Jacob
Marjorie Vaughn
Richard Lab
Nina Kememiey
Donald Christopher
Alice Coldiron
Rosella de Falco
Rose, Jacob
Margaret Dill
James Myers
Donald Dunn
Notice to Dog Owners Over Loose Dogs and Damaged Gardens
The mayor warns dog owners that running dogs damage gardens and lawns and is illegal. Any resulting damage can be charged to the owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Bachar
Carey School Board Sets Auction For Two Buildings
The Carey board of education met in regular session Tuesday. They decided to advertise the outlying Adrian and Springville buildings for sale at public auction on Saturday July 3 1940 with details to follow in The Carey Times. Riester Son will get a three year bus contract. Roof repairs were arranged with Snyder Lumber Co for the high school and with Porter Son Toledo for Col Crawford building. Miss Mary Finley resigns after ten years teaching vocal music and English. Coal bids postponed to May 23 at a special meeting.
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Carey Board of Education
Adrian
Springville
Carey Times
Riester & Son
Snyder Lumber Co
Porter & Son
Toledo
Garland & Coa
Cleveland
Col. Crawford
Mary Finley
Aunt Susie Shoots the Works Mystery Farce at Catholic Hall
The senior C Y O unit premiers a three act mystery farce titled Aunt Susie Shoots the Works on Tuesday May 21 at 8 pm in the Catholic hall. The ensemble features Aunt Susie Stowe Joy Herbert Portia Lark Omar Graves and Johnny Rogers with Scarlet and Rochester among the servants for a night of laughs and twists.
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Susie
Susie Stowe
Cora King
Joy Herbert
Portia Lark
Omar Graves
Mrs. King
Joy
Johnny Rogers
Scarlet
Rochester
Aunt Susie
Virginia Mitten
Laura Dawson
Barbara
Madame Zofia
Florene Ruffing
Mrsdward Dunning
Mary Magdalene Jacoby
Marjorie Kramer
Henry Brown
Rochester Johnson
Edward Messmer
Wilford Emerine
Slick Conway
John Bakies
Family Reunion of Dibie-Phillips Families Set for June 16
The 22nd annual Dibie-Phillips reunion will be held Sunday June 16 at Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky. Adam Koehler of Upper Sandusky is president and Walter Roynon of Carey is secretary.
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Dibie-Phillips
Harrison Smith Park
Upper Sandusky
Adam Koehler
Walter Roynon
Carey
Appreciation Note From Mrs. H. K. Van Buren
Mrs H K Van Buren thanks friends for plants cards and flowers received during her stay at Findlay hospital expressing sincere gratitude to all who remembered her with thoughtful gestures.
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Findlay Hospital
H. K. van Buren
Eastern Star Meeting Crawford Chapter No 168
Crawford chapter No 168 C E S plans a regular meeting Friday evening May 17. Members are reminded to attend and conduct standard ceremonies.
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Eastern Star Meeting
Crawford Chapter
Kiwanis Honor Features Ohio Bankers Secretary Speech
David M. Auch secretary of the Ohio Bankers association spoke on Small Town Banking to Kiwanis members and invited bankers from Carey Findlay Upper Sandusky Sycamore Bucyrus Willard Tiffin and Toledo Trust. The event highlighted long time service and active banking leadership with attendees from multiple banks and locations.
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Kiwanis
David M. Auch
Ohio Bankers’ ,Association
Pe Sapahk Company
Slule
Mr. Auch
George Ash
T. E. ‘Dromgold
Henry Stlef
Carey
Fred Kyis
Findlay
Charles W. McGilh
L. G. Haines
Frank H. Fredrick
Lucile Montague
L. G. Ranger
Mr. Stief
Kiwanis Club
Ash
Mr. Ranger
Dr. Montgomery
First National Bank
Ohio Bankers’ Association
R.C. Blair
Nevada Deposit Bank
Cyrus H. Sears
Harpster Bank
J. B. Swartz
Auch
Red Cross Urges Wyandot Chapter to Raise 2000 for War Relief
Miss Lenore Van Gundin of Wyandot County Red Cross reports a national quota of 2680 for local wartime relief. The appeal cites Holland Belgium Luxembourg invasion and aims to mobilize leaders to raise funds with chapters allowed to keep 15 percent for local expenses. Norman H Davis chairs the effort.
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Lenore van Gundin
Wyandot County
American Red Cross
National Headquarters
Europe
Washington, DC
L van Gundin
Upper Sandusky
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
NORMAN/H DAVIS
Meeting Postponed for Mary-Martha Class
The Mary-Martha class of Christ Lutheran Sunday school has postponed its meeting from May 20 to May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran Sunday School
J T Club to Meet With Mrs Rubhle on May Twenty Third
The J T club will meet with Mrs A J Rubhle on N Vance street Thursday May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J T. Club
A. J. Rubhle
N. Vance Street
Wesleyan Methodist Sunday School Guild Meeting
The Wesleyan Methodist Sunday school guild will meet Monday evening May 20 at the home of Mrs Alfred K Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Guild of the
Methodist Sunday School
Alfred K. Davis
Carey Hi School 41 Graduates in 44th Commencement Exercise
A class of 41 graduates will be honored Thursday May 23 at Carey High School in the 44th annual commencement. Names include Richard Brown Mary Ellen Calmes president Hazel Coldiron Tom Hall Criger Josean Donelson and many others. Exercises begin at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium with processional songs salutatory and valedictory remarks and diploma presentations by Dr H Van Buren and Rev W Weiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Public Schools
Richard Brown
Mary Ellen Calmes
Hazel Coldiron
Tom Hall Criger
Josean Donelson
William D. Dow
James Faires
Irene Grate
Betty Hamier
Charles Heck
Ruth Helen Hoff
Barbara Houk
Ruth Kare
Martha Jane Keller
Marie Kennerley
Darrel J. Kidwell
Mary
Jo Kirkwood
Richard E. Kurtz
Eugene Lab
Patrick Louis Lab
Eugene Liming
Geralda Mae Moser
Wanda Mullholand
Harold Musgrave
Marian Patterson
Maxene Perkins
Hazel Phillips
Donald Reinhart
Lillian Reynolds
Ida Ruffing
Carol June Shane
Harold Shuman
Paul Theis
Paul Vollrath
Homing
Betty Hamlet
Phillip E., Ayer
Mt. Gilead
Stephen Foster
Brass
H . van Buren
Board of Education
W. W. Weiser
Missing Corner Markers Hinder Carey Survey Land Work
Local surveyors report corner markers missing outside the original Carey plat. The original plat ends at the George Newhard residence on Findlay Street with few markers elsewhere, making authentic surveys unreliable and delaying new housing until re surveying could occur at estimated costs of 1006 to 1200 dollars.
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Carey
George Newhard
W Findlay Street
Herbert Newhard
E Findlay Street
Clay Street
North Street
Mad River
T A Beckwith
Ernest Dunne
Red Cross knitting drive names Carey chair in Europe aid
Mrs S R Bame is named chairman of Red Cross knitting for war torn Europe with Mr Allan Moser as county chair. Carey’s first quota targets six children’s sweaters two men’s sweaters and one women’s sweater. County quota totals ten children’s five men’s and five women’s sweaters with more garments in Sycamore. Deadline June 1.
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S R Bame
Carey
Red _ Cross knitting
Europe
Allan Moser
Upper Sanisky
Sycamore
Banquet Set for June 6 at Pilgrim House
The C. L. of C. will hold a banquet on June 6 at the Pilgrim House. Members seeking reservations should call Mrs. H. L. Pahl.
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C. L. of C
Pilgrim House
H. L. Pahl
Vanlue High School to Graduate 25 in 48th Commencement
A class of 25 graduates will receive diplomas at Vanlue High School in the 48th annual commencement. Distinction goes to Grace Adelsperger, Mary Ellen Bright, and Betty Dean. Merit to June Breitigam, Janet Miller, Florence George, Margaret Lausser, and Betty Shull. The program includes processional, invocations, musical numbers, and speeches led by Supt. K. V. Owl and Harold Lee.
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Vanlue High School
Grace Adelsperger
Mary Ellen Bright
Betty Dean
June Breitigam
Janet Miller
Florence George
Margaret Lausser
Betty Shull
Gerald Baughman
Joseph Bechtel
Kenneth Casteel
Carlton Cole
Mark Cole
Floyd Mc ‘Kee
Mary
Elizabeth Kisér
Lloyd ‘McKee
Rebecca Marshall
John Oman
Nellie Oman
Carolyn Phillips
Gerald Phillips
Graydon Risner
Fred Roberts
Mary Ellen Stillberger
Dolla van Horn
Elgar
George Tuttle
Charles M. Clark
Faith of Our Fathers
Floyd McKee
Della van Horn
Lloyd” McKee
Mary Elen Bright
Jewett
Betty Kiser
Margaret Sausser
Supt
K. V. Owl
Harold Lee
Board of Education
Bond
Alumni Class Of 1940 Reception At Carey High
Carey high school Alumni Association honors the graduating class of 1940 with a reception in the high school auditorium Friday evening March 24 at 8 o'clock. An unusual program includes dancing to a good orchestra cards and refreshments. Officers plan a real party and seek full membership support. Robert Heck chairs the ticket committee with tickets sold to members only.
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Alumni Association
the Carey High School
Robert Heck
Lucket
Monroe Girl undergoes third major operation
Miss Imelda Orians of Monroe Mich underwent a tonsillectomy on Saturday morning at Monroe hospital after three weeks of tonsillitis. Her condition was serious following the capera treatment, her third major operation to date. She is the daughter of Mrs Raymond Orians, south of Carey.
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Imelda Orians
Monroe, Mich
Monroe Hospital
Miss Orians
Raymond Orians
Carey
Honorary Membership Granted to Former Carey Fireman
By a May 6 vote the Carey fire department elected Sylvester Pahl as an honorary member and he may attend meetings or banquets as he desires. Mayor B M Bachar signed the notice.
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Sylvester Pahl
Carey Fire Department
Thanking Co L C and J T clubs for plants
Mrs M S Mitten expresses thanks to the Company L of C and the J T clubs for plants sent during her arm injury. She also thanks others for cards letters fruits and delicacies.
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Co. L. of C
J. T. Clubs
Mitten
Nomination Totals in Ohio Primaries Highlight Shifts
Columbus May 15 Cleveland Mayor Harold Burton clinched the Republican United States Senate nomination as Martin L Davey won the Democratic gubernatorial race. John McSweeney became Democratic Senator nominee, while write-in George Neffner lost to Edward J Hummell for secretary of state amid party leadership setbacks.
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Columbus
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
United States
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Kent
John McSweeney
Wooster
Herbert&. Bigelow
Cincinnati
Burton
Dudley A. White
Norwalk
Ed D. Schorr
White
Schorr
George Neffner
New Vienna
Edward J. Hummell
Congressmen and state senate primaries in Ohio districts
Frederick C. Smith was nominated to succeed himself in Ohio's 13th district. Kenneth M. Petri ran unopposed for the Democratic nomination. Tvan Gongwer, unopposed for state senator in the 18th 31st district, faced a late death ballot entry by R B Ackerman. David Liggitt seeks re election in the state senate and was unopposed. Across Ohio primaries saw light turnout as sunny spring days kept farmers in fields.
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Frederick C. Smith
Marion
Kenneth M. Petri
Crawford County
Tvan Gongwer
Upper Sandusky
Gongwer
R. B. Ackerman
Galion
Ackerman
David Liggitt
Belle Center
Election tally of candidates and scores across categories
The document lists multiple candidates led by Martin I Davey and George White with scores across categories A B C D E and Crawford A B totals. Other names include Herbert S Duffy Frank A Dye James F Flynn William J Kennedy Harold G Mosier James F Coady Robert S Cox Harry J Harper Charles H Hubbell and Price Janson with varying category breakdowns and final totals.
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Public School News
Betty Hamler
Maurice Zahn
Alten Kinsinger
Frances Peirce
Ruth Baker
Mivhuaubtyed
Qweeez
Gerald Stoll
Eens Cecepeneenarase
Pythian Sisters
Carey Pythian
Bankers
RED Cross
J. T
CLUB
Carey Hi School
Dale Thomas
James Vaughn
Lester Wagner
David R. Weiser
Janis ‘Wenner
Nevin Williams
Virginia Williams
RED Cross Knitting
Vanlue School
Paul R. Clouser of
Elk's Club
Betty Beck
Hele Beck
Lawrence Bright
John Cole
Gerald Cotter
Belva Crawford
Ruth Cupp
Ruth Dulgar
Darold England
Florence Fry
Jean Helfer
Doris Hendricks
Juanita Hile
Pauline Kauffman
Robert King
John Loudenslager
Bradie Marshall
Vernon Opp
Dorba Parish
Margaret Phillips
Paul Rice
Cosmo Platts
Robert Shuck
Virginia Shuck
Babe Thomas
Marjorie Thomas
Donna Thomas
Reva Thompson
Juanita Hendricks
Luella Walter
B M Bachar
Jonas, Martin, Wentz
Chas. A. Wentz
Chester Riedel
Wm. J. Hunter
Karl F. Kraus
Fred L. Jonas
Charles B. Martin
Ora Essex
H. L. Mason
A. R. Cramer
Mahlon McBride
Frederick K. Cassel
Chas, K. Crise
B. H. Stansbery
Charrles Reed, Jr
Tracy Baker
Claude M. Beitler
Democratic
Martin I. Davey
Crawford
Herbert S Duffy
Frank A Dye
James F Flynn
William J Kennedy
Harold G Mosier
George White
James F Coady
Bro
Robert S Cox
Harry J Harper
Charles H. Hubbell
Crawford AO
Price Janson
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