Carey High School Students Take Educational Field Trip
School trip described with lessons on ancient Egyptians and Greek room exhibits. Students thanked teachers and chaperones, and note the educational value of the museum visit.
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1957
Page
8
School trip described with lessons on ancient Egyptians and Greek room exhibits. Students thanked teachers and chaperones, and note the educational value of the museum visit.
Carey High School's class of 1932 will hold a 25th anniversary dinner on June 1 at the Homestead dining room before the alumni dance. The committee seeks all former graduates and asks those not yet contacted to call for reservations by May 27 to ensure a full turnout. Reminiscence will be the main theme. planners include Mrs Cloyce Wentling, Mrs Frederick Sopher, Mrs Chifford Wise, Mrs George Dunn, and Mrs Cyril Baker.
Mrs Luzader and children joined her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Van Wormer of Findlay for a Mothers Day supper. Other guests included Mrs Hall and relatives from Bluffton, Detroit, Fostoria, and Tiffin. Wendell Hackworth of Carnegie Tech spent the day with his parents in town.
May 19 Cantate Sunday observed at Christ Lutheran Church features both Children and Adult choirs in morning worship. Dr T B Peery will preach on The Music of the Sanctuary as organist Terrence E Bradley performs O Morning Star and Toccata Finale. Children's choir sings God So Loved the World and Jesus Loves Me. Adult choir performs Sing Aloud Unto God and The Comforter under Richard L Wink.
Frank Neier of North Baltimore was injured Monday afternoon when a component on his earth mover at the National Lime and Stone Co quarry broke and dug into the ground. He was thrown from the machine and lost several lower teeth after apparently striking his chin. He was in satisfactory condition at Blanchard Valley Hospital after Bristoll's ambulance transported him. Neier works for E. W. Earl Blausey Contracting Co doing work for National Lime and Stone Co.
New York report from Health Information Foundation cites progress in infant care. It notes 108000 infant deaths in 1956, a rate of 26.1 per 1000 live births, and credits medical advances and prenatal care for saving about 300000 babies.
A discussion notes that infant mortality remains highest among the socio economic groups least likely to access modern medical services. It emphasizes improving liaison between hospitals doctors and the public and calls for broader health practice adoption across all income groups.
A fragment notes a date and a claim that modern knowledge becomes more broadly used by the public. No additional context or details are readable.
Modern diesel powered submarines use a snorkel to draw fresh air from the surface while submerged, enabling extended underwater operation without surfacing.
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