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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1941
Page
7
Local items include a frost impact, a golden anniversary, and school graduation at Carey High. Noted are industry moves, a Big Four car display, a fatality from a street accident, and wartime dispatches discussing Vimy Verdun and potential Allied drives amid calls for peace.
Donna Tong visits Reva Baughman in Fort Royal plus multiple Sunday and Tuesday calls among Carey Vanlue Findlay and Wharton residents. The long list includes Mr. and Mrs. Harley Baughman, E A Baughman, H A Baughman, Reva, Laura Youngpeter, Ardeth Thomas, Marilyn Baughman, Joe Tong, S C Presler, David Stout, Twila Dean, Betty Dean, Jack Dean, and others with baccalaureate attendance and shared meals.
On May 11 1916 C M Beitler accepted the post as superintendent of Carey public schools succeeding in Hunter North Dakota He is identified as the new school leader Mrs Mary Cross aged 84 years is mentioned in the note context not expanded.
May 24 26 Strand listings announce Norma Talmadge in Kiki. Friday June 11 is the last day for declaring candidacy at the August primary. Harry E. Myers earns a Ph D from Ohio Northern University Ada this week. Dorcas E B Kemerley and Lester S MacGregor wed Saturday night. Wellington J Baker dies Friday at 66 on High Street. survived by wife and three sons Forrest Allan Clinton.
Seneca county's last one room school at Alvada, under New Riegel board, will close at year end. With an enrollment of 12 pupils, students will be transported to St. Peter's three miles away for economical and satisfactory conditions.
May 13 in probate court, Ruth Fillhart widow of Sidney Fillhart, C&O conductor, was awarded $18,000 in the largest wrongful death settlement here. The payout came from C&O, Baltimore and Ohio, and New York Chicago & St Louis railroads, following a November 12 collision in Fostoria yards.
The Dible Phillips families hold their 23rd annual reunion at Carey Park on Sunday June 15 1941 Adam Koehler of Upper Sandusky is president and Walter Roynon of Carey is secretary for the association.
A marriage license was issued in Seneca County to Virgil W. Spray of McCutchenville and Ruth E. Yaichner of Big Spring Township.
Eight grade notes report Eugene Ulrich of the 8th grade home room invited to a Columbus Memorial Hall ceremony for top state test results. He scored 173 of 200 and attended with parents Emory and wife, plus teacher C G Laird. The item notes other school happenings and classroom updates.
In Room 20 the class presented a year long project featuring about 20 famous paintings by 10 artists with short stories and life sketches. They bound the works into a book and created Audubon club volumes.
Three students Betty Lou Jacobs John Sammet and David Yingling each achieved 100 in spelling for 35 consecutive weeks. Several others missed only one or two words all year. Karleen Cole returns to school after measles absence.
The taxi stamp project raised enough money to buy 20 new books for the reading table. Thanks go to all contributors for supporting the effort during Parents' Night. Top weekly spell ers were How ard Boyce, Donald Tanner, and Virginia Risner.
Mrs Bland received visitors including Mrs Josers Gita on Monday afternoon and Mr and Mrs Milton Laverich from near Mt Blanchard on Sunday. The Nye family and Bland relatives spent Sunday evening with Mrs Jennie Bland. Supper guests at Mr and Mrs Ralph Eckert included Mr and Mrs Earl Rager and son Earl Jr.
The report lists visitors and guests at several homes including Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gibson in Upper Sandusky and Cleveland visitors BE Gibson and daughter Mattie. It notes travels and hosting by families from Toledo Kenton Carey and nearby towns with multiple Sunday dinners and weekday calls.
Robert K. Derrickson, superintendent of Wharton schools for five years, resigns to accept a similar role with the Rawson schools.
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