Carey High School Notes and Local Achievements Rise
The Carey area highlights include Rev Earl Mack Criger's naval chaplain appointment and Ralph Pontius earning a College of Agriculture scholarship at Ohio State. Milton Trubey shines in a Wittenberg track meet. Carey High class of 1924 is the largest in years with 28 graduates. Local social events, birthdays, and Annapolis graduate Maurice Bradley mark a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Criger
West of Town
Earl Mack Criger
United States Navy
Army
Ralph Pontius
College of Agriculture
Oho State University
Wittenberg
Antioch
Milton Trubey
Carey High School
Milton
Carey High
Lucy Laughlin
Elizabeth Stroup
Edith Davidson
Detroit
Cincinnati
Carey Public Schools
Wallace Beebe
Brown Avenue
Bridge
Fred Starkey
Toledo
F. H. Frederick
E. R. Moser
H. L. Wenner
Edward Riester
Howard DeWitt
Ross Patterson
Clarence Wenner
E. S. Burson
F. A. Galbroner
Mervin Shafer
Gertrude Houk
W. H. Houk
New England Conservatory of Music
Woman’s Educational Club of
Boston
WNAC
Shephard’s
Jack Frost
Grace Chapel
Ada
Ira Wickiser
Russell Wickiser
Carey
Columbus
Salem
Albert Kummerer
Cletus
Merle
Mary Selda
Springville
F. E. Phillips
Samuel .Foos
Chicago
Bert Smith
Dessie
Forest
Mary Phillips
Ruth Phillips
Fostoria
Vanlue
F. Moore
Nelson Stahl
van Buren
Glyde
St&ili
Clarence Stahl
Porter Moore
Findlay
Elmer
Hunter
Caroline
Lucille
G. W.summit
Dewey~Hunter
Marion
Edna Rader
North Baltimore
Maurice Bradley
WG. Bradley
Annapolis
Carey Times Notes 1934 Local Graduations and Events
The May 1934 item lists Carey High School’s 1934 graduating class of twenty nine, Our Lady of Consolation eighth grade graduation at Catholic Hall, plus multiple local family gatherings and alumni news. It mentions Everett McKee a Indiana University College of Dentistry student due to graduate June 11, and reports a National Lime and Stone Co strike affecting 225 workers with possible indefinite closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett McKee
College of Dentistry
Indiana University
Indianapolis
Re McKee
Indiana State Dental Association
National Lime and Stone Co
Wallace Nye
Ash Street
Our Lady of Consolation
Catholic Hal
Louis Troiano
Paul Thom
Alfred Yost
P. B. Hendricks
Ethel
Dale Rickle
Vanlue
Luther Haines
Patty
Sylvester Jesko
Haines and Hendricks
Wightman’s Grove
Mr. Hendricks
W. E. Kimmel
Fred Roynon
Alvada
J. A. Kimmel
Rollo Kimmel
Gail Kimmel
Ray Shaffer
South of Town
F. W. Savidge
Cloyce
Orvetta Wentling
Alice Ogg
Lucille Kurtz
Bowling Green State College
Carey High School
Margaret Pahl
Robert Heck
Edward Messmer
Margery Audrush
Elza Bachar
Kenneth Baughman
Mary Braun
Donald Deidrick
Mary Gobrecht
Catherine Hart
Clifford Holden
Anthony Jesko
Gladys ‘Kirkwood
Bernard Kitzler
Richard Kitzler
John Mullholand
Vivian Peters
Celia Reynolds
Ruth Riester
Ralph Smiley
Virginia Snobarger
Helen Strahm
Howard Thom
Adeline Tong
Thelby Wentling
Marjorie Wickiser
Shuman
Andion
S. A. Chesebrough
David Chesebrough
Fenton
Mich
Isadore, Yingling
Cecelia Weaver
Emma Haford
Pete Dow
Hulda Kentfield
Minnie Reylinger
Margaret Yingling
State Highway Patrol Seeks Young Men for Training Academy
The State Highway Patrol seeks applicants 18 to 35 for direct entry into the Training Academy this July. Vacancies exist for cadet dispatchers ages 18 to 20, with work as trainees until academy enrollment. Requirements include high school diploma, 160 pounds minimum weight, and 59 inches tall. The post notes a weight decrease from 165 pounds to improve qualified candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Kirchberg
Bucyrus Patrol Post
Earh
He’ Academy
Kirchberg
Bucyrus Post
Highway Patrol
Wyandot County Liquor Receipts Hit 1963 Total
Ohio auditors report Wyandot County collected 13 965 in liquor permit fees for 1963. Carey Township received 4200 from extern, licensed night clubs yielded 2000, liquor-by-the-glass permits 800, private clubs 400, and retail beer and wine permits 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot i
Roger W. Tracy
Carey
Tracy
Sonic Boom Poem Prompting Quiet Daylight Fears
Editor notes invite weekly poetry. Ruth Hendricks presents Sonic Boom about a loud jet sound breaking a quiet afternoon. A boy asks about thunder, mother explains it is a sonic boom, and Grandpa jokes. The poem ends with thanks for listening amid looming doom versus bombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth ‘Hendricks
Ota
One Man Art Exhibit At Houk's In Detroit
J L Hudson Co Detroit hosts a one man painting show from June 8 to 11 featuring Philip R Perkins of 1217 Michigan Evanston Illinois as the artist. Perkins is Mrs Harold Houk of Carey's nephew and several older works are shown at Houk's square. His canvases have previously appeared in Chicago New York Paris Miami and Sarasota with Vincent Price among collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hudson Co
Detroit
Philip R. Perkins
Michigan
Evanston, Il
Perkins
Harold Houk
Carey
Houk
On the Square
Chicago
New York
Paris
France
Miami
Sarasota
Vincent Price
California
Perkins Talent Highlighted as Midwest Artist
Reads praise for Mr Perkins as an outstanding Midwest artist noting his skill and reputation in the region.
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