21 May 1936
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1936
Page
1
The sophomores hosted a Maypole themed banquet for freshmen in Pastel decorated dining rooms with no instructor aid. Menu included tomato juice cheese squares meat loaf mashed potatoes and ice box cookies. Afterward they played games and danced.
Rev. John Loftes OMC, English professor at Mount St. Francis College Floyd Knobs Ind, spoke to the Kiwanis Monday at Pilgrim House 6 30 pm. He urged adults to guide children’s reading and ensure access to quality literature for education, delivering an engaging and well received address.
The Home Missionary Society of the MFE church announces a bake sale on Saturday May 23 starting at 10 oclock. Located at the Orwick Motor Sales room on S Vance street, offerings include baked goods and a chicken and noodles specialty priced at 30c per quart.
The Young Ladies Sodality of Our Lady of Consolation church hosts a dance and beano at the parish hall on Friday evening May 22 with Hagerman's orchestra providing music.
A notice states no one is authorized to solicit money or flowers for the Carey Townsend club. E N Garn serves as secretary.
The baccalaureate sermon for the graduating class will be delivered Sunday evening May 24 by Rev. Marion E Tingler at the Methodist church in Christ Lutherdehncliffch. The program features organist Misa Elsie Howard, a processional hymn, Mozart Gloria, and a benediction. Commencement follows Tuesday May 26 with remarks by Wal ton B Bliss and diplomas conferred by F A Galbroner.
Miss Celia Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs M C Reynolds of Findlay street will appear May 25 in the stage show Showers of Stars at the Paramount Theatre in Toledo. There is one 8 o’clock performance. The dancing unit will begin a summer contract after the show. After mid June Miss Reynolds will become captain replacing the ill health incumbent, and will be trained in business management and troupe routines.
A large Carey crowd attended the Marion automobile race where Gail Lanker placed third in the feature. Bill Chittum of Columbus won the race with Clay Corbett of Columbus finishing second. Lanker plans to race next Sunday at Winchester Indiana and on Decoration Day in Sharon Pennsylvania.
Our Lady of Consolation school will hold eighth grade graduation exercises Thursday at 8 p.m. in the church. The class includes Francis Bakies William Bakies Richard Brown Mary Ellen Calmes William Dow Rosemary Emerson Ruth Hoff Rita Kromer Isadore McLaughlin Wanda Mull Holland Robert Myers Virginia Pahl Donald Reinhart Ida Ruffing Paul Theis James Vaughn Corrine Wenzinger Maurice Abn and Duate Kromer.
Rev Russell Harold Hoy of the McConnelsville M E church is profiled as a Wyandot county native. Born near Carey, he trained at Ohio Wesleyan and Garret Biblical Institute, pastored in Nevada and Church Hill, then served McConnelsville. Wife Ruth Hoy taught science and could substitute as minister. He led Wyandot county Dry Federation in 1932 and chaired local religious education bodies.
The spring pilgrimage to Our Lady of Consolation Shrine concluded Sunday afternoon with a large crowd attending the closing services. Assisting priests included Rev Canil lus Kloeters New Riegel Rev John Ferrer Upper Sandusky Rev Julius Heffner New Riegel Rev Henry Berthiaume O M C Rev John Loftes O M C Floyd Knobs Ind and Rev Hilarion Hertvik O M C Angola Ind.
A candidate thanks voters who supported them in the primary on Tuesday May 12 and expresses sincere appreciation to all who worked for the campaign noting those efforts came from friendly unselfish motives.
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a meeting Monday evening. The social committee listed to serve includes Mrs S R Bam Mrs L M Remlinger Mrs Elmer Messmer and Mrs M D Shafer.
The W B A will hold an auction sale at their hall on N Vance Street Friday night at 8 o clock. All members are asked to bring any articles they may have to be sold at the auction.
Emil Baate of Toledo gave a talk Monday evening at the Carey Townsend club gathering. N. Garn was elected secretary during the session.
Carey marks Poppy Day on Saturday May 23 with memorial poppies distributed by Earl Greef Post 344 American Legion Auxiliary. Poppies, made by disabled veterans in 60 hospitals, fund welfare and rehabilitation work for veterans and their families nationwide.
Eugene Hendricks of Vanlues ships 19,000 pounds of wool to Massachusetts this week, following a similar shipment last week.
The Wyandot county W C T U holds its annual institute at Trinity Evangelical church in Upper Sandusky on Friday May 22. The program includes morning sessions with committees business, a model union meeting, state work plan by Mrs. Harman, and a U T L program by Mrs. Bess Kuntz of Leipsic, followed by lunch, afternoon activities including a winning members talk by Miss Frazee, a vocal solo by Mrs. Lauber, a play Circulate the Union Signal by L T L members, an address on crime by Mrs. Kuntz, and closing benediction.
A 90 pound baby Roy Joseph Lowery was born last Thursday to Mr and Mrs Harley Lowery six miles southeast of Tiffin. They formerly lived near Adrian. In Clay ton Michigan former Carey residents Mr and Mrs Frank Cole announced a son May 15 named Frank Edward who weighed seven pounds six ounces. Frank Edward has three sisters Marjory Virginia and Dorothy June. Mrs Cole was formerly Miss Margaret Keckler daughter of Mr and Mrs George Keckler.
Martha Jane Keller led Ohio eighth graders by scoring 188 of 200 on state tests among over 36 000 participants. She spoke on What Next at the seventh annual scholarship day in Columbus, where Governor Martin L Davey awarded certificates at the Central School auditorium.
An Ohio law in effect since January 1 requires residents who buy goods from out of state catalogue houses to report the sale to the state tax commission and pay the sales tax or face penalties. The purchase must be reported.
The Hendricks family thanks those who sent flowers and cards during Mr Hendricks illness. Gratitude is extended to Mrs Anna Sutter for hospital guidance Rev Clouser Mr Goff the nurses and Dr Hartman and to F A Galbroner for their kindness. Mr and Mrs John Hendricks
Mr and Mrs D W Weber of Columbus have purchased the Crawford store from Mr and Mrs Harry Nye who run a duck farm near Deunquat. Mr Weber is Clarence Weber's son of Columbus and a former Carey resident, and he is the grandson of the late Walton Weber of Carey.
Freshman Harriet Criger of Wittenberg college Springfield was initiated into the Tau Gamma chapter of Chi Omega on Sunday evening. She is the daughter of Mrs Alva Criger of E Findlay Street.
Ora N. Essex expresses gratitude for the support received in the Tuesday May 12 primary election for county engineer. He thanks friends and supporters who nominated and backed him.
The Carey Times, a leading weekly in the area, issued a 12 page edition last week with strong local advertising support and wide readership.
Earl Green Post of the American Legion will hold Memorial Day services at Spring Grove cemetery at 9 30 a m Saturday May 30. The parade is planned and local merchants will close on Memorial Day with Friday evening openings for public convenience.
Free daytime and afternoon sessions open to adults with materials provided by attendees. Classes include plain sewing home dressmaking crocheting quilt making and rug making using Singer craft. No formal attendance required for the full three hours.
Nineteen candidates from the 14th district were initiated in Carey Sunday afternoon. Five locals participated as the Carey aerie, aided by the Tiffin aerie drill team, presided over by Tiffin officers. The ceremony followed a parade from the Eagles hall with a large district turnout. A lunch and speaking program concluded the event.
F W Savidge Mark Fare and Commissioner Henry Failor form the committee preparing the program for the Carey Farmers Community club meeting to be held at the Moose hall next Monday evening May 25 J T Myers John Armstrong of Upper Sandusky and Harry Ehrlich are on the head committee Earl Snook will handle the music and TD Arnold will speak on a timely topic.
Earl Green Post members are urged to report to the legion hall on Sunday at 9 00 o clock to assist in decorating the graves of departed members in various cemeteries. A F Byers, Commander.
Edward O Smith, pianist and composer, offers piano instruction. Pupils may register at Earl Moser's on W North Street between now and Friday May 29 for a class of 36 students.
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