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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1924
Page
6
The Women of Mooseheart Legion announce a chicken supper next Tuesday. Legionaires are urged to be present as important business will be transacted.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Evangelical church met in the church prayer room. Mrs Henry Damon read scripture while Rev Y A Firestone offered prayer. Officers chosen include President F A Firestone and Vice President Henry Damon. Delegate Claude Johnson will attend the East Liberty convention, June 19 to 22. The next regular meeting is the third Tuesday in June at the church.
Missionary society and Ladies Aid of Christ Lutheran church met at the home of Mrs Cr C Heck with several hostesses assisting. Devotionals were led by Mrs T W Beaitty and a lesson on Our Lutheran Church in Japan was given. The C C Class of the Evangelical Sunday School held its monthly meeting at Miss Opal Bingle s home with twelve members present and guests includingMrs F Bingle Ida Shaw Virgil Green Miss Evelyn Steen and John Steen.
The Dorcas Bible class meeting scheduled for this evening is indefinitely postponed due to the death in the president Mrs J A Smith family.
Mr and Mrs Geoge Shuman hosted Sunday dinner with guests Mr and Mrs Ralph Heck and their sons Robert and Melford and Mr and Mrs Clem Als pach.
Mr and Mrs Harley Baughman and sons Glen and Howard of St Paul were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Hugh Kurtz. Mrs B Keller on Tuesday pleasantly entertained her bridge club.
The Queen Esther class of Lutheran Spyday school will hold a social session this evening at Miss May Mullholand's home.
Members of the Wimodausis Club will travel to Fremont on Friday to be entertained by Mrs. M. C. Renolds.
A United States Army balloon from Scott Field near St Louis was forced to land on the Stief Bros farm northeast of town after encountering a 70 mile gale at 1500 feet. The pilot, a lieutenant, and an air observer sent by the weather bureau rode a 5 by 6 foot basket, 4 feet deep, with a radio. They had been making two ascensions weekly, with the highest height 8009 feet, and the coldest trip at 26 degrees above zero. They left Scott Field at 5 00 p m and landed about 7 30 the next morning. food and coffee warmed in thermos bottles were provided, and the balloon was hauled to Carey then shipped to St Louis over the Big Four. A crowd watched as the bag tilted toward Mrs. Guy Greer’s home before touching ground.
Sunday afternoon an automobile driven by Marguerite Stombaugh collided with a tree at the park entrance. Opal Nachbar in the front seat was hurled against the windshield, suffering facial cuts including eyelid lacerations. the car sustained heavy damage.
Samuel Stroub a former local resident died at the Seneca county home Sunday noon aged 87 years 2 months 12 days. The remains were taken to Sutter undertaking rooms then to the home of his daughter Mrs William Pike of Vanlue. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon from St John s church west of town with burial in the church cemetery.
Fixtures are being installed in the Galt Restaurant room rented by W. R. Roland who runs the Interurban Restaurant in Findlay. Situational notes indicate a new dining venture under Roland’s management.
The Junior Class will host the outgoing class with a banquet at the High School Auditorium on Friday evening May 23 at 6 30 o'clock, marking the start of commencement week in the school.
Sunday evening May 25 a baccalaureate service will be held at the U S auditorium. Rev. Speaker of the Lutheran church will deliver the address of the event.
On Tuesday evening the Seniors will hear Rev. Stephen K. Mahon of Toledo give the commencement address. The list of graduates includes Eva Bachar Agnes Bland Dorcas Brown Edith Davidson Lydia Heck Lucy Laughlin Millicent Miller Catherine Myers Martha Patterson Eva Phillips Esther Pontius Martha Slotterbeck Elizabeth Stroup Hazel Wefitling Venda Wentling Gerald Bradley Voyle Brashares Lester Frasel Ralph Huston David Kear Russel Kear George Kohmann Roscoe Lenner Russel Newhard Ralph Pontius Ralph Tong Vitalis Wisner and Ellen Roynon.
The Senior Thespians stage the New York Stage hit Come Out of the Kitchen as their graduation play. The plot centers on the Poverty era Dangerfields renting their mansion to Burton Crane and posing as servants to secure the staff. Admission 50 cents, tickets sold by Juniors and at Ewing's drug store Monday at 4:00.
Carey wins the county track meet by a large margin scoring 13 firsts and a tie across 19 events led by Brashares with 13 points. Huston Wickiser and other top finishers from Carey, along with strong showings by Sycamore Salem Nev ada Eden Upper Sandusky, shape the final standings.
Javelin brisk Brashares wins with 132 feet 6 inches. 220 yard dash Reed Sye clocks 28 1 5 seconds. 440 yard dash R Wickiser wins in 60 seconds. Girls relay Carey wins at Salem Nevada. Boys relay Carey wins 4 feet 10 inches. Carey goes to Ada for sectional meet. Cassy aims to repeat as state qualifier in Columbus after county showing.
Mr and Mrs H F Buzard announce their marriage in Covington Kentucky during the holidays. Mrs Buzard was formerly Thelma Moffet. Mr Buzard serves as an extra conductor on the A C and Y. They recently rented the Mathern house on North Vance Street after living in Delphos briefly.
After long drives wash eyes with camphor witch hazel hydrastis in Lavoptik eye wash to remove dust and germs and counteract wind and sun effects. Stops dryness and burning. Chas W Brayton (C-11).
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