School to Close for Armistice and Hunting Season
School will be closed Friday November 11 Armistice Day and Tuesday November 15 for the hunting season per local notice. Principal and staff listed among sponsors editors and reporters in the issue.
10 Nov 1949
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1949
Page
1
School will be closed Friday November 11 Armistice Day and Tuesday November 15 for the hunting season per local notice. Principal and staff listed among sponsors editors and reporters in the issue.
Mrs Alfred Gardner conducted school hearing tests in Carey with Clayton Walker Ohio health official. Third graders from all Carey schools tested at quiet locations. follow up tests planned to confirm temporary or persistent hearing issues and guide treatment.
The Prince of Peace contest at Memorial EB U B church crowned Richard Dorgn with bronze for first place and named Faye Adelsperger as alternate. Ferne Adelsperger and James Brown were other entrants. A second contest is set for Thursday at 1 pm in the school auditorium with Wilma Cole, Sally Jaster, Laurell Dible and John Wedge. The top contestant and Richard Doran advance to the county contest.
The Junior class announces The More the Merrier a comedy to be staged Friday November 18 with a matinee Thursday November 17. They urge everyone to keep dates open as students have invested effort into the production.
Solicitors and captains for the 1949 Community Chest campaign have been named. The drive runs from November 1 to November 14 with a goal of 3100 dollars. District captains cover perimeters including A through E divisions and townships Crawford Ridge and Ridge, listing many Mrs. and Mr. coordinators across neighborhoods and businesses.
At the November 7 gathering President Wade H. Koons spoke of the CIO convention in Cleveland as a U L C A official. J Hugh Jackson of Kiwanis International announced National Kid's Day on November 19 and Jimmy Fidler outlined the foundation's aims. No meeting November 14. Carey Kiwanis guests attend Community Club event at 6 30 p m.
Seven people including two families and the truck driver were injured in an early Friday auto-truck collision at Marion. Injured were Charles Logsdon and wife and 21 month old son Michael. Albert Niederkohr and wife and 21 month old son Kenneth, all of Upper Sandusky. and truck driver Karl Tuttle of Columbus. They received treatment at Marion city hospital for cuts and contusions. Niederkohrs and Kenneth were discharged Friday. Logsdon is son of Wilfrid Logsdon of south of Carey. Niederkohr is son of William Niederkohr of Carey.
Open house will be held this evening at the Legion club rooms following the football game. Free chicken and coffee will be served and everyone is welcome. On Friday November 18 there will be a turkey raffle in the Legion club rooms. Everyone is invited. Kermit Peterson, Commander.
Carey lodge 420 F and A M announces a regular stated meeting Friday evening with work in the master mason degree. Dean Powell W M.
The Beech Grove E U B Church south of Carey holds its annual homecoming on Sunday November 13. Sept Rhinehart of the Wharton school will teach the Sunday school lesson followed by morning worship. A noon basket dinner, 2 pm afternoon service with Rev J W Shock of Van Buren as speaker, anniversary music planned. all are warmly invited.
The Ohio division of wildlife reports pheasant populations are reasonable in about 50 percent of Ohio's 88 counties. Habitat programs started in 1947 and recent warm spring weather boosted nesting. 659 wildlife areas leased for five years and nearly $2.1 million spent on surrounding crops. Duck hunting for early season remains good with Indian Lake noted for high shooting.
Merel D. Graham former GM executive now advisor to Ohio hardware industry spoke to the 6th district meeting of the Ohio Hardware Association held in the Apices room at Civic Nite Nac Fostoria. H G Houk of Carey presided and introduced Mike Gregory of Granville as vice president. Attendees from Carey included W H Houk Matt Orians Mrs H G Houk Shirley Huff and Urban Lorenz. The president noted 18 district meetings and 18 chairmen in the past 18 weeks. The association lists 1307 member hardware firms in Ohio.
Ohio breeders elect Harold A. Etling of Barberton as delegate to the American Aberdeen Angus Breeders association annual convention at the Palmer House Chicago on November 30. BH S Burson of Carey is among nine delegates representing Ohio Angus breeders and delegates from the United States and Canada will assemble.
Ohio Northern University President Dr F Bringle Mcintosh will address the Ada chapter of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers at Ada city hall at 8:00 PM. The annual election is to be held.
Community bulletin notes weekly Friday evening gatherings hosted by the Eagles organization. Events feature social time and potential games or activities for members and guests.
Carey voters elect three new councilmen Charles Hall A B E Clonstien and Gerald Traxler to replace maps. Harry Hosafros Harry Bowman and Russell Gottfried reelected to school board. A 2 mill school levy passes 72.7 to 321 against. E G Snyder and Ervin Wentling reelected Crawford township trustees.
The Priscilla Guild and Jennifer Larmonth Women’s Missionary societies meet at Christ Lutheran Church on Monday November 14 to hear Mrs Albert Woods of Tiffin report on the national convention of the Woman Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Church of Americas in Grand Rapids September 29 to October 2. Delegates Rosa Summit HE Wydee Oy ar Wie 7 report on the Western Conference convention at Toledo. Hostesses are Mrs Truman Romig Mrs Robinson Mrs John Karg and Mrs Earl Stuck.
A public dance is scheduled Friday November 11 from 8 30 to 11 30 p m at the Catholic hall. Music by Note Crackers of Findlay. Admission is 50 cents per person.
The C L of C will hold a bake sale Saturday November 19 at the war office beginning at 9 00 am. The public is invited.
The Carey Conservation League plans a social meeting Tue evening at 8 at Moose hall. Lou Klewer, Toledo Blade hunting and fishing columnist, will speak and show color films of Alaska and Florida birds and flowers. Hunting season opens Tuesday. he will hunt locally in the day as a guest. Old members and new members urged to attend. lunch after the program.
The notice lists newborns on October 29 and November dates in Ohio families. Diane Kaye and Donna Lou Williams, born at 10:42 and 11:17, join sister Linda Sue. Curtis Allen Lindahl born November 3 in Rochester to Willard A. and Ruth Lindahl. John Henry Fredritz announced for November 4 in Carey, with parents Mary Ariza and Henry Fredritz.
Dr. B Hellbert age 86 of Lancaster, retired Lutheran pastor, was honored at Frish Lutheran Church during the Southern Conference of the Ohio United Lutheran Church convention. Dr George Miley of Columbus praised him for 60 years since ordination and recalled his career since 1918 when the United Lutheran Church formed.
The church sponsors a Latvian displaced family arriving in New York Monday to stay with Mr and Mrs W L Hoff of E South Street. The head plans to pursue masonry or carpentry as a trade.
The Peoples Bank Co. will close all day Friday November 11 Armistice Day 43244 T H Dromgold President.
Carey Blue Devils suffer their second loss to Marysville Monarchs 28 to 20 after trailing 21 0 at halftime. Marysville drives start with a 30 yard march and a 3 yard score by Hoffman for a 6 0 lead. second Marysville score extends early lead as the game unfolds.
Tonight November 10 the Blue Devils host the Upper Sandusky Rams in the season finale. The Rams carry a 4-4 record after three injury plagued losses while Carey stands 6-2. A large crowd from Upper is expected to attend the annual rivalry clash.
Marysville built a 21-0 halftime lead after defensive plays and a safety. Carey sparked a late third into the fourth, with Turmbell and Yingling driving drives while Longanecker and Hall reached the end zone. final Marysville 28 Carey 20. Linemen and ball carriers listed. turnovers and penalties noted.
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The local lodge Carey Jedge No 407 I O O F schedules a regular meeting this Thursday night at 8 00. All members are urged to attend. Secretary Van Baker signs the notice.
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