Carey High School Holds 51st Commencement and Baccalaureate
The 51st annual Carey High School commencement is set for May 24 in the high school auditorium with Mary Ruth Sipackey as president of the graduating class. A baccalaureate service will be held the following Sunday at Christ Lutheran Church with Rev Leedy delivering the sermon titled The Christian's Signature. The program features church choir, mixed octette, and the high school orchestra led by Dr R Lin Long, with diplomas to be conferred by C C Wenner, president of the board of education.
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Carey High School
Christ Lutheran Church
Roy B. Leedy
Memorial Evangelical Church
Kramer
Elsie Howard
Paul R. Clouser
Marion E Tinsler
Mozart
Leedy Vocalsolo
Martha Tracy
Feder“lein
Mendelssohn
Joseph Hero
Haydn
McDowell
R. Lin
Long
Collingwood Presbyterian Church
Toledo
Auf Wiedersehn
Romberg
I E.&mulholland
Wayne S Huffman
C. C. Wenner
Board of Education
Senior class play to be staged at high school
A Millertown girl marries an Italian prince in a senior class play set for the high school auditorium on Friday May 20 at 3 p.m. Admission is 15 and 25 cents.
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Millertown
Ind
U. S
Class Takes Trip To State Capital
Carey high school graduates traveled to Columbus on a Kiwanis club sponsored sight seeing trip visiting the Ohio state penitentiary the state institution for the feebleminded and the state capitol building. Principal I B Mulholland and Miss Helen Smith led the senior group along with Kiwanis president Fr Cyprian Terwoord and other local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Columbus
Carey Kiwanis Club
Ohio State Penitentiary
State Institution For
State Capitol
I. B. Mulholland
Helen Smith
Cyprian Terwoord
O.M. C
Kiwanis Club
Marion BE. Tinsler
J. F. Dible
Harry Iden
D. A. Capell
R. H. Kurtz
Richard Frederick
Lawrence Wenner
Janis
Russell H. Kear
Paul Fry
Upper Sandusky
W. 8. Huffman
Clyde Shull
Henry Brown
John Jacoby, Jr
Donald Wenner
John Jacoby
Donald
Mary Ruth Spackey
Blaine Ziebarth
Missionary Society Meeting At Memorial Evangelical
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Memorial Evangelical Church met in one room. President Mrs Claude Johnson presided. Members sang Fairest Lord Jesus and Go Labor On. Mrs Hendricks spoke on current events. Mrs Carr read Juvenile Delinquency. Elza Jacobs led Religion in Rural America study. preparations were made for a convention at Mill er Avenue Church in Columbus with Mrs Johnson attending as delegate. Florence Daymon offered closing prayer.
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Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
Memorial Evangelical Church
Claude Johnson
Lord Jesus
America
Hendricks
Cora Hart
Arrang
Millerenue
Columbus
Johnson
Florence Daymon
Carey Public Schools Rehire Most Teachers
Contracts have been tendered for nearly all Carey public school teachers with four resignations. Miss Pauline Kendall home economics Miss Lucille Kurtz and Miss Myrtle Crumline primary teachers and Leonard Klein band instructor are not rehired. Klein will stay to conduct band concerts this summer per the board’s request.
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Carey Public Schools
Pauline Kendall
Lucille Kurtz
Myrtle Crumline
Leonard Klein
Board of Education
Klein
Carey
Crawford Chapter to Observe 35th Eastern Star Anniversary
After the regular Crawford chapter No. 168 C S meeting, the group will convene at 8 PM for a program honoring the 35th anniversary of the chapter. All charter members are invited. the program will begin about 9 PM.
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Crawford
Gem strike ends tiffin work stoppage at Bascom plant
May 18. Girl employees returned to work at the Gem Manufacturing Co Bascom west of Tiffin after a sit-down strike and suspension of operations last week over wage cuts. Settlement terms were not announced.
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Tiffin
Gem Manufacturing Co
Bascom
Leave to Plead in Kessler vs Mutual Benefit case filed
Judge Russell H Kear records leave to the defendant to plead on or before May 28 1938 in the common pleas court docket for Charles I Kessler against Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Russell H Kear
Charles I Kessler
Mutual, Benefit Health and Accident Association
Pythian Sisters Plan Social Event and Mother’s Day Program
The Pythian Sisters announce a meeting this Thursday with infiliation and a social event labeled Mother’s Day program for April and May birthday committee members. All Sisters and Brothers are urged to attend.
Typewriter Ribbons At The Garey Times
The Garey Times offers typewriter ribbons and adding machine ribbons of any make available for purchase.
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Garey Times
Lima Merchants Meet Carey Eagles Sunday in Lakeland
The Lima Merchants travel to Lakeland diamond south of Carey on route 103 to face the Carey Eagles Sunday afternoon May 22. Lima owns two straight wins this season and last year went 25 4. lineup includes Cheney, Layton, Mertz, Van Gundy, Epps, Lotz, McLellan, Bollinger, Filkey, Monroe. Mertz played for Syracuse last year. Lefty Parsell and Hayden Fouts are Carey’s battery. The Eagles game against Marion Steam Shovels was rained out and will be rescheduled.
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Lima Merchants
Carey Eagles
Lakeland Diamond
Carey
Lima
Cheney
D. Layton
P. Mertz
van Gundy
Epps
Lotz
McLellan
Bollinger
C. Filkey
F. Monroe
Mertz
Syracuse
Parsell
Hayden Fouts
Eagles
Marion Steam Shovels
Protest Removal Of Big Four Train In Ohio
Letters protesting the withdrawal of the Big Four passenger trains on the Berwick Sandusky division accumulate at the Tiffin Chamber of Commerce. The chamber will submit the protest to the state utilities commission for a May 26 hearing in Columbus. The loss leaves the line without passenger service linking Sandusky and Bellefontaine to Tiffin via rail from Sandusky Indianapolis or Cleveland. A chamber delegation will attend the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Berwick-Sandusky
Tiffin Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Commisson
Columbus
Sandusky
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
Five Per Cent Ticket Draw Winners Named
Four prizes were drawn Wednesday night on N Vance street for the merchants drawing. Frances McCarley won a $5 certificate at Orwick Motor Sales, Mrs. O H Coldren $5 in trade at Theis Furniture Exchange, Lewis Shumaker $5 in trade at Simonis grocery, and Orve Bare of Adrian $1145 in cash on a 5 per cent ticket. Next week the prize pot rises to $262 and the drawing will be in front of East Side Market.
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Merchants
Vance Street
Frances McCarley
Orwick Motor Sales
O H. Coldren
Theis Furniture Exchange
Lewis Shumaker
Simonis Grocery
Orve Bare
Adrian
East Side
Cincinnati Hospital Visit for Injured Conductor
Mr and Mrs W K Thomas of Carey and Mrs E T Lemon and son James of Bellefontaine visited James Lemon in Bethesda hospital Cincinnati. Lemon a New York Central conductor was thrown to the caboose floor when an emergency brake was applied early Sunday morning at Middletown, breaking his jaw and cutting his ear.
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W .K. Thomas
Carey
E T Lemon
James
Bellefontaine
Lemon
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
New York Central
Middletown
Births Reported In Mercy Hospital Portsmouth
A 60 pound son arrived Saturday morning May 14 at Mercy hospital in Portsmouth to Mr and Mrs Max Bimas of the city. Mrs Bimas was before marriage Miss Evelyn Henttas daughter of Dr and Mrs Harry Hosafros of Carey. Her mother will go to Portsmouth today. A son was born Thursday evening to Mr and Mrs Edmund Goshe of near McCutchenville.
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Mercy Hospital
Portsmouth
Max Bimas
That City
Wbimas
Evelyn Henttas
Harry Hosafros
Carey
Edmund Goshe
McCutchenville
Sawyer Representative Visits Garey in Carey
Miss Catherine Carter of Norwood visited Carey on Tuesday to call on supporters of Charles Sawyer, Cincinnati candidate for the Democratic nomination as governor. Carter, attorney and accountant, serves as chairman of women's activities for Sawyer's campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Carter
Norwood
Carey
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Sovernay
Mr Sawyer
Miss Carter
Improvement of the Jackson Cemetery Meeting
All persons interested in the Jackson cemetery in Ridge township are urged to meet at the office of H. G Chambers Carey Ohio Tuesday evening May 24 1938 at 8 oclock pm for the purpose of making arrangements for the care and improvement of said cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ridge Township
H. G Chambers
Carey
Ohio
Fidelis Study Club to Meet This Thursday Evening
Fidelis Study Club, section two, will gather this Thursday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. Mary Gardiner for a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Study Club
Mary &. Gardiner
Bake Sale At Luther Church Saturday May 28
The Luther League of Christ Lutheran church announces a bake sale to be held on Saturday May 28 at Joe Dible's plumbing shop. Proceeds benefit church activities and community outreach.
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Luther League of Christ Lutheran Church
Joe Dible
WPA Will Help With Sidewalks Carey plans major curb and street work
Mayor P A Hendricks announces a WPA backed sidewalk program in Carey that could result in more than 4500 feet of concrete and curb work. Over 500 applications flood town hall as residents from homes and businesses seek improved sidewalks with WPA labor while taxpayers may fund street projects with extra taxes.
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Carey
P. A. Hendricks
Town Hall
Hendricks
Wyandot
WPA
WIPA
North Street
Dow Street
Worello Street
Clay Street
Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation
E. North
Dow Streets
Boys May Find Jobs in Beet Fields This Vacation
About a hundred boys over 14 will work in beet fields during school vacation in the Findlay district. They will be employed by the Great Lakes Sugar Company. Work includes check-rowing and thinning hills with one beet per place, little hoeing, and shifts under 8 hours daily. Transportation will be by Hens bus owners and pay is hourly.
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L. W Eschilsen
Great Lakes Sugar Company
Findlay
Hens
Pat
Hay Furnished Derby Horses by Local Firm
Hendricks Bros local hay and wool dealers sold large quantities of hay to race track associations. Churchill Downs in Louisville received shipments for the Kentucky Derby and other tracks in Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Columbus and Lexington Kentucky also benefited from the firm's hay deliveries.
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Hendricks Bros
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Columbus
Lexington
Eleanor McChesney Receives State Merit Award
Eleanor McChesney daughter of Mr and Mrs S W McChesney of Findlay Street earns a second invitation to Columbus to receive a merit award. In 1937 she ranked highly in the state first one percent in the eighth grade test. This year she earned the honor in Latin. The awards will be presented Saturday forenoon at Central High Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor McChesney
S W McChesney
Findlay Street
Columbus
Central High
Electric Cooking School Set in Carey Catholic Hall
Following a rate reduction by the board of public affairs W H Houk and Son and Westinghouse Electric Co sponsor an electric cooking school in Carey at the Catholic hall on Thursday evening June 2 at 7 30 p m Demonstrations of Westinghouse electric ranges and refrigerators will show how fast vegetables cook and how to bake biscuits in ten minutes from a cold oven start All cooking will be on Westinghouse ranges with in action demonstrations for attendees
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Board of Public Affairs
W. H. Houk & Son
Westinghouse Electric Co
Carey
Catholic Hall
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric
Poppy Day Remembrance and War Relief Appeals
Twenty years after enlistment a community recalls fallen soldiers and those wounded or living in hardship. Poppy boxes on Saturday May 28 fund rehabilitation and child welfare programs run by the Legion and Auxiliary. Wearing a poppy honors the dead and supports living veterans and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and Auxiliary
Carey Clean-up Week Set for May 23 1938
Notice proclaims Clean-up Week in Carey from May 23 to 28 1938. Residents must place rubbish at the curb by Monday May 23 for scavengers to collect on Tuesday May 24. Children are asked not to disturb the curb and everyone should participate. Clerk Jacob Nitraver issues the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Jacob Nitraver
In Memoriam for Julian Bakies and Parents
In memory of Julian Bakies who died May 17 1937 and remembrance of our mother and father who left us one year apart. The children express love and faith that they will meet them in the day beyond the blue in heaven.
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Julian Bakies
Heaven
Parochial School News Corrects 8th Grade Test Score
A correction clarifies local 8th grade test results due to a misunderstanding. Mildred Whitaker’s score should read 1615 instead of 615 after a typographical error.
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Parochial School News
Mildred Whitaker
Mary Lands Move Ties Arlington Residents to Tacoma
Mrs Robert Cooley travels with her husband to Tacoma Maryland for housekeeping after residents of Arlington, joined by Mrs William Windau and Mr Herman Derr, who drive her as far as Marion by automobile.
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Robert Cooley
Tacoma
Arlington Var
William Windau
Herman Derr
Marion
Mack Truck elects Houty R Hilty VP of Mack International
Houty R Hilty has been elected vice president of Mack International Motor Truck Corp New York Her ald Tribune May 13 Hilty a former Carey boy began his career in automobile selling in Pasadena Calif and is the son of Mrs Jacob Hilty۔
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D Hilty
Mack International Motor Truck Corp
New York Herald Tribune
Hilty
Carey
Jacob Hilty
Pasadena
Calif
Moose Lodge to Meet This Evening in Loyal Order of the Moose
Lodge No 1607 Loyal Order of the Moose will hold a regular meeting this Thursday evening May 19. Free lunch will be served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge No 1607
Loyal
Order of the Moose
Onion Crop In Good Shape In Carey Area
The onions in this locality show little damage from recent wind and frost. About 300 acres are planted in the Carey area, more than last year’s acreage.
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Carey
Fish Fry Night at Healey's Tavern Opens With Special Lunch
Healey's Tavern offers a fish fry Friday night with a special plate lunch priced at 10 cents. An orchestra performs weekly on Wednesday Saturday and Sunday nights, adding live music to the venue’s schedule.
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Healey's Tavern
Pilgrimage to Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation Attended
Pilgrims from Tiffin Sandusky and Clyde visit the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation for Solemn High Mass and afternoon services. May 22 closes the Solemn Spring Novena with Masses, blessings with relics, candle processions and Benediction.
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Tiffin
Sandusky
Clyde
Our Lady of Consolation
Kirby
Upper Sandusky
Crestline
Bucyrus
Shelby
Shelby Settlement
Franciscan Fathers
Carey
Our Lady
Mary
Shrine program inauguration on WSPD Toledo schedule
Citizens learn of the Shrine program inaugural broadcast on station WSPD Toledo every first Sunday at 2 45 p m through October inclusive The May 8 program featured Monsignor Max J Walz Chancellor of the Diocese of Toledo Rev Fr Joseph Shrine assistant and the Our Lady of Carey Seminary choir led by Rev Fr Giles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSPD
Toledo
Max J. Walz
Diocese of
Joseph
Our Lady of Carey Seminary
Fr Giles
SODDEN DEATH OF TRAVELLING SALESMAN IN WEST VIRGINIA
E Shireman of Cumberland Maryland aged 73 died Saturday May 14 of kidney trouble after being taken ill in a public post office at Beckert West Virginia where he fell unconscious. He was returned to Cumberland for burial with mourners including Mr and Mrs C M Ryder Louise Semler and others. He was the brother of several relatives and had lived with his sister Jessie Houk after his wife died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Shireman
Cumberland
Shireman
Bekert
W. Va
C M Ryder
Louise
John Semler
Marion
C W Shidreman
Findlay
G W Sutphen
Toledo
John Shireman
Carey
Ryder
Semler
C W Shireman
Sutphen
D. Sheridan
West of ‘Own
Jessie Houk
Little Women club meets at Betty Lee Haines home
The Little Women club met at Betty Lee Haines's home last Friday with Ruth Baker presiding. The secretary's report was read and a collection taken. All members were present and Mrs Haines served dinner. The next meeting will be at Gracetta Merrihew's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Women Club
Betty Lee Haines
Ruth Baker
Secetary
Haines
Gracetta Merrihew
Shirley Tracy
Dible-Phillips Reunion Held At Carey Park
The 20th annual Dible-Phillips family reunion invites members for Sunday June 19 at Carey Park. Officers include Vice President Allan Phillips and Secretary Walter Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dible-Phillips
Carey Park
Allan Phillips
Carey
Walter Roynon
Doctor Semovs Bal Returns to Office After Illness
Dr R J Semons resumes duties at his office after a period of illness with an appearance back at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semovs Bal
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Elaine Ziebarth
June Criger
Mary Ruth Sipackey
Gladys Wick
Forest Smith
Robert Strahm
Corrine Thomas
Lewis Troiano
Eugene Wagner
Alfred Yost
Margaret Ellen Zeis
Evangelical Missions
Pythian Sisters
Cincinnati Hospital
Sawyer
Garey
Jackson Cemetery
Bake Sale
DERBY
Memoriam
Mary Lands
Mack Truck
HOUTY
Moose
Little
Women Club
Carey I QO O. F
Rebekah
Atte
R J Semons
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