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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1935

Page

1

Narrative Sketch by Freshmen Readers at Public School

Mary Elizabeth Haford’s story follows an old man on a train journey as he discovers his glasses forgotten on his nose and realizes he has boarded the wrong train. The tale centers on family ties, gifts, and the comic misreadings of ticket destinations Cincinnati versus Cleveland.

Mary Elizabeth Haford Elizabeth John Little Ann Junior Bob Cincinnati Cleveland

Miss Bernadine Hull Spends Weekend at Springfield Home

Miss Bernadine Hull, the 7th grade mathematics teacher, spent the weekend at her home in Springfield.

Bernadine Hull Springfield

Attendance Urges Parents on School Work Continuity

The note warns that keeping pupils out of school for work at home is a serious mistake. Each absence valued at 3 percent or more of progress, and several days off in a six week period can lead to disaster if makeup is not attempted, causing failure and discouragement.

Grade cards and reasons for failure listed

Grade cards will be issued this week and honor rolls will appear next week. Parents are urged to review grades with pupils and determine causes for low marks. Common reasons include irregular attendance lack of application incomplete assignments such as note books and reports and failure to do homework.

School Council Names Chapel Committee Members

The student council met Tuesday morning to review the finances of school organizations and carnival receipts. President Margaret Dow appointed Ada Mitchell Betty Kennerly and Florence Ruehle to the chapel committee for year long program planning.

Huffman Margaret Dow Ada Mitchell Betty Kennerly Florence Ruehle

Unclear grid play noted at Arendelia stadium

Last Saturday afternoon events in Arendelia involve the Gainis kicking off to Carey and Lazza returning the ball to the 36 yard line. Carey fails on two plunges and Twining punts to StseWandeling Skyward, with further details continued on page 1.

Arendelia Hostoria Fostoria Gainis Carey Lazza Twining

Krebs Remains Garey's Mayor Amid Appointed Post

S H Krebs continues as mayor of Carey while serving as state liquor inspector after the Attorney General's opinion. The appointment is indefinite and not under civil service, with Krebs spending parts of each week in Carey and maintaining headquarters at the Kirwan hotel in Lima. He covers an 11 county territory.

Carey S. H. Krebs Krebs County Board of Elections Bricker Kirwan Lima

Union Bethel Anniversary and Homecoming Service

Union Bethel United Brethren church on the Wharton charge holds anniversary and homecoming on Sunday October 20 with an all day program of music and a guest speaker Rev J H Patterson of Bucyrus in the afternoon. Beech Grove will also celebrate its 70th anniversary on Sunday November 3.

Union Bethel United Brethren Church Wharton Charge E. Barnes Cora Tester J. H. Patterson Bucyrus Union Bethel Upper Sandusky D. W. Downey Beech Grove

Lutheran conference notes leadership shift in Ohio Synod

Rev. Paul R Clouser completed a second term as president of the western conference for the Synod of Ohio and Rev. E E Snyder was elected his successor. Clouser attended the Findlay conference at First Lutheran Church with Carey attendees H E Snyder S A Wenner L G Altwater and several spouses among others.

Paul R Clouser Synod of Ohio E. E. Snyder St. Mark’s Lutheran Church van Wert Clouser Findlay Carey H. HE. Snyder S. A. Wenner L. G. Altwater

Lutheran Church Notes Baptism Service and School Sessions

At 10:30 Sunday morning a special baptismal service for children will be held. The junior vested choir will travel to Nevada Sunday evening, departing church at 6 45 p m. A rehearsal is set for 4 15 this afternoon. The weekday church school begins October 23 for 4th to 8th graders. Pupils may register at the first session.

Nevada

Wunderlin Family Mourns Loss In Hartford City Funeral

Gust I Wunderlin attended the funeral of his daughter in law Henrietta Vossburt Wunderlin in Hartford City Indiana. She died at Robinwood hospital Toledo on Sunday October 6 after an operation. Survived by husband William and three children.

Gust I. Wunderlin Henrietta (Vossburt) Wunderlin Hartford City Ind Wunderlin Robinwood Hospital Toledo William Gust Wunderlin Lake Street Ne Wunderlin

Pointer and Letter Club to Meet at Upper Sandusky

The Wyandot County Pointer and Letter Club will hold a meeting at 8:00 PM Friday October 18 in the assembly room of the courthouse at Upper Sandusky.

Wyandot County Pointer and Satter Club Court House Upper Sandusky

Appreciation Note From Kenneth O Brien

A grateful message thanks a longtime friend who remembered him during his hospital stay at Grant and after his return home.

Avery Kenneth O'Brien

Carey's Townsend Lab Hosts Friday Parish Hall Concert

A fragment notes an event at Carey Townsend lab in West Street parish hall on Friday October 18 featuring the Shieplece band with England alleged as organizer.

Carey, Townsend Lab The Hall West-street Carey Shieplece England Calling

Arrivals at New Galt Hotel Week Ending October 16 1935

Local arrivals list includes W R Sletterly Dayton W E Teal Plymouth H T Teal Plymouth and several other names from Ohio and nearby states. The Peoples Bank sold 187 acres of the M J Ruffing farm north of Carey to Albert Roszman with three acres to H B Keller for cemetery enlargements. Cy Hosack acquired the Carey Chevrolet agency forming Cy's Chevrolet Co, retaining staff and preparing for new model cars. A machine shop venture by L C Schmidt and associates begins on W North street focusing on auto and farm repair. George Peters and wife of Indianapolis take over the Hi-Speed filling station at 711 E Findlay to run G M Lunch and Service after fire damage.

New Galt W. R. Sletterly Dayton W. E. Teal Plymouth H T. Teal L. P Critchfield Delphos H. L. Porter Cleveland Charles Kairns Crooksville Jack Berger Art di Donati A. M. Watson Camden Mich Sam Grose Youngstown F. H. Martin Akron A H. Jones Columbus Jos. Elsperman Toledo Laura M. Hogan Plain City Wallace L. Arnholt Careyroo City M. D Scott Parkersburg W. Va Ben Staart Frank W. Sites W. W. Sites al Lewis Buffalo N. Y Malcolm DeForest Miami, Fla H. F. Rose Marion Wallace Arnholt Carey E . Parr The Peoples Bank Company M. J. Ruffing Town Albert Roszman H B Keller Spring Grove George Peters Indianapolis E. Findlay Street

Dance Revue 1935 by Miss Ruth Ingels at Carey High

Miss Ruth Ingels presents a Dance Revue at Carey High School auditorium on Friday October 18 with pupils from Carey Upper Sandusky and Fostoria. Mrs Knoblock and Mrs Van Scoyk accompany the Carey High School orchestra in a program including Toyland and multiple dance numbers featuring local performers.

Ruth Clair Ingels Upper Sandusky Carey High School Carey Fostoria C G. Knoblock E. M. van Scoyk Toyland Stanley van Buren Mary Lou Gregory Joan Jams Jane van Scoyk Phyllis Rossel Marlo Freeman Jean Knobroek Carey Raggedy Ann Betty Ellar Raggedy Andy Geraldine Zellar H. F. Bukley Miss Ingels Barbara Johnson Janice Markley Martta Snyder Patty Ann Ewing Eleanor McChesney Alice Arey Beane Joan Myers Jéan Knoblock Joyce Snyder Violet Zellar Helen Louise Rangyer Maxine Clemens Upper Sandusky Bowery Gang Martin Snyder Alice Beebe Jean Carole Crosser Dick Sebander Schottische Phyllis Dick Swoverlin Jane Fagan Mable Ehrhart Jane Derr Charlotte Hebr Buck Findlay

Halloween Notice Warns of Strict Punishment

The notice from Mayor Krebs warns that destruction of property by Halloweeners is forbidden and violators will face full legal penalties. Police will patrol the town to apprehend offenders.

Miss Blue Bonnet Presented by Carey Firemen at Green Pond

Carey firemen stage Miss Blue Bonnet at Green Pond South Carolina high school auditorium on Thursday and Friday October 24 and 26. Local cast features Glen Snyffer as Dr Evans Zolo Cummins as Mrs Evans Genevieve Dow as Magnolia Eugenia Henry as Miss Blue Bonnet Ruth Mulfaboland as Minerva with four other old maid roles filled by Carey youths.

Carey Blue Bonnet Green Pond South Carolina Dr. Evans Glen Snyffer Mrs Evans Zolo Cummins Magnolia Genevieve Dow Burton Hill Dick Ewing Hickory Stout Charles Long Minerva Ruth Mullhboland Miss Blue Bonnet Eugenia Henry Burton Hills Ira Myers Thad Penny Wes Paul Ewing

Doughboys Meet Elect New Legion Officers

Earl Green Post of the American Legion installed the year’s officers. Commander A. F. Byers and officers L. G. Altwater, L. L. Bland, Burton Krom, George Reminger, Harry Rook, and Ralp Pieraccini were named with Parkins of the Tiffin post as installing officer. The group remarked on growing attendance.

Earl Green American Legion A. F. Byers L. G. Altwater L. L. Bland Burton Krom George Reminger Harry Rook

Married in Kentucky unions Carey man and Adrian woman

David Orians of Carey and Grace Griffin of Adrian wed in Greenup Kentucky on October 3. The groom is the son of Henry and the late Mrs Orians of N Vance street and will live in Adrian. He works at Wigwam Smokehouse and is active in local baseball. Mrs Orians has strong Carey ties from previous residences.

David Orians Carey Grace Griffin Adrian Greenup Henry Orians N. Vance Street Orians

Operation at Tiffin Miss Steinmetz Under Mercy Hospital

Miss Mary Steinmetz the daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Steinmetz of East South street underwent a major operation Monday morning at Mercy hospital Tiffin Dr Paul Leahy of Tiffin was the operating surgeon assisted by Dr R J Lemons of Carey She is getting along nicely.

Mary Steinmetz Conrad Steinmetz E. South Street Mercy Hospital, Tiffin Paul Leahy Tiffin R. J. Lemons Carey Steinmentz

Funeral Held for Jerry Joe Hostler

Hira Garn and Mrs. Carey Garn with their children joined Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kramer and family at Mt. Blanchard for the funeral of Jerry Joe Hostler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hostiler.

Hira Garn Carey Garn Betty Jean Joe Jerry Paul Kramer Jerry Joe Hostler Harley Hostiler Mt. Blanchard

Big Four Booster Club Dinner Dance at High School

The Big Four Booster club will host a dinner and dance at the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening October 22 with entertainment planned for attendees.

Big Four Booster Club

Halloweeners Out Early Reported Glass Breakage

Halloweeners Tuesday evening caused broken glass at Carey eenhausen with scabbage. The fragmentary notice notes mischief but provides few precise details or names.

Tis Carey Eenhausen

Priests Begin Second Retreat for Toledo Diocese

Sixty two clergy members from the Toledo diocese start a retreat at Carey under retreat master Ray C L Davis OP. The first group completed retreat Friday and the third group will begin October 21. List of starting priests includes Msgrs, Reverends, and Fathers such as John O’Connell, Francis Hultgen, Hek Boesken, Francis Macelwane, Max Walz, Lang, Forst, Kiebel, Widmer, Waechter, Slattery, Mayle, Wilhelm, Peiffer, May, Connolly, Crane, Bruksleker, Keller, Urbanski, Sossong, Connolly, Pietrykowski, Reineck, Kirsch, Kelly, Galla gh er, Shumaker, Palka, Killon, Lyons, Bittman, Finsel, Horrigan, O’Connor, Doyle, McLaughlin, Hermiller, Inkraft, Marlborough, Ruffing, Sims, Werner, Schaefer, Clancy, Eisel, Hegedus, Mehling, Schnipke, Vogel, Mueller, Ruess, Harrington, Dobmeyer, Cowan, Moore, Arnolds, Friemoth, Radlinski, Webber, Herringhaus, Sprenger, Kucharski, and Lauer.

Toledo Carey Chancery Office Ray C L Davis Chicago John O'Connell LL. D Francis L. Hultgen H EK Boesken Francis J Macelwane Max J. Walz George H. Lang George A. Forst J. B. Kiebel Edmund A. Widmer P. Waechter F A. Slattery L J Mayle Frederick A Wilhelm P. A Peiffer George J. May Edmund J Connolly B P Crane B. Bruksleker John Henry Keller A A Pirnat John A Urbanski Willim B Sossong Gerald F Connolly Anthony S Pietrykowski Carl F Reineck Raymond G. Kirsch Ignatius Kelly Anthony J Gallagher T D Norbert M. Shumaker Paul Palka William J. Killoran Avitus E Lyons J C. D Fred M Bittman Karl A Finsel James A. Horrigan Robert V O’connor Michael J. Doyle Edward A. McLaughlin Francis X. Hermiller Joseph H. Inkraft Thomas F Marlborough Robert H. Ruffing Albert J. Sims George J Werner Francis H Schaefer Matthew E Clancy Sylvester J Eisel Stephen H. Hegedus Frederick R Mehling Sylvester Schnipke Marcus A. Vogel Ralph J Mueller Charles W. Ruess John L. Harrington Cornelius J Dobmeyer William Cowan Desmond Moore Eugene C Arnolds William S. Friemoth John C. Radlinski Lloyd E. Webber Cornelius C. Herringhaus Albert C. Sprenger Joseph A. Kucharski Cyril Lauer Catholic Chronicle

Catholic Festival and Bazaar at Our Lady of Consolation

The Church of Our Lady of Consolation hosts a fall festival and bazaar on October 22 and 23. A chicken dinner is served both evenings with a 35 cent price. Tuesday features chicken noodles potatoes slaw tomatoes pie and coffee. Wednesday offers chicken potatoes endive dressing baked apples cake and coffee. Four quilts will be awarded on the final night. Organizers promise a wonderful meal and enjoyable festival.

Church of Our Lady of Consolation

Arnholt Elected President of Kiwanis Club

Supt. W. L. Arnholt was elected president of the Kiwanis club at Monday’s meeting. G. M. Kurtz and E. S. Burson were named first and second vice presidents, with P. B. Emerine as treasurer. Directors named were Fr. Cyprian Terwoord, Theodore Myers, Ralph Hamler, R E. Kurtz, Graham Riley, and J. F. Dible. Richard Frederick reported on Boy Scout troop 22 activities. Rev. Marion E. B. Tinsler attended as a visitor.

Kiwanis Club Marion EB. Tinsler Methodist Church

What the stork brought for two Patterson Street families

An 8 pound daughter named Sandra Sue arrived Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Presser of S Patterson street. An 8 pound daughter named Mary Lou arrived October 5 to Mr. and Mrs. George Ritter of S Patterson street.

Cecil Presser S. Patterson Street Sandra Sue George Ritter Mary Lou

Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society to Meet

The Jennie Larmonth missionary society of Christ Lutheran church will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs H E Wyatt on W Findlay Street. Mrs W R Allen will be leader.

Jennie Larmonth

Pythian Masquerade Set For Halloween Night

A group of Pythian Sisters hosts a Halloween masquerade party on Thursday evening October 31 for Pythian Sisters Sir Knights and their families and friends.

Townsend Club Affairs Regular Meeting Scheduled

The Townsend Club will hold a regular meeting Monday evening October 21 at 7:00 at the library. Speakers will come from Toledo.

Toledo

Parochial Demonstration Program Showcases Grades 7 and 8

Seventh and eighth graders presented a demonstration program for parents. The eighth grade studied Westward Movement with reports by Corinne Wenzinger Wanda Mullholand James Vaughn Made toy models of transportation and river routes. The seventh grade prepared product maps on Britain Germany the Netherlands France and Switzerland with maps by Joan Ruffing Thomas Schira Carlysle Simonis and Catherine Weaver.

Europe Corinne Wenzinger Wanda Mullholand Mississippi Valley James Vaughn Francia Bakies Donald Reinhart Duane Kramer Richard Brown Raymond Schira Isadore McLaughlin Maurice Zahn Ida Ruffing Virginia Pahl Raft Mary Ellen Calmes William Bakies Paul Theis Rosemary Emerson British Isles Germany Netherlands France Switzerland Joan Ruffing Betty Jean Garn James Kramer Raymond Bakies Thomas Schira Robert O'Connor Robert Lamberjack Arthur Wangler Donald Schenk Robert Smith Carlysle Simonis Paul Pahi Catherine Weaver Jean Orians Mary Louise Vaughn Agnes Kitzler Joan Kramer Bernadine Nye Marjorie Orians

Perfect Week Scores Highlighted by Ida and Friends

The report lists perfect arithmetic scores for one week by Ida Ruffing Mary Ellen Calmes Donald Reinhart Agnes Kitzler and Betty Jean Garn. It also notes perfect English marks for William Dow Maurice Zahn Ida Ruffing Paul Theis Ruth Helen Hof Virginia Pahl and Wanda Mullhol in the same period.

Ida Ruffing Mary Ellen Calmes Donald Reinhart Agnes Kitzler Betty Jean Garn William Dow Maurice Zahn Paul Theis Ruth Helen Hof Virginia Pahl Wanda Mullholand

Third grade spell-down and arithmetic high marks

Joseph Ruffing Hazel Stark Laura Schira Joseph Berardinelli and Harry Fox earned top arithmetic scores last week. The 3rd grade girls defeated the boys in a Friday afternoon spell-down.

Joseph Ruffing Hazel Stark Laura Schira Joseph Berardinelli Harry Fox

Local Youngsters Shine in Number Work This Week

Peggy Ann Schlachter Owen Courtad Mabel McKinnon Ruth Mangett Donna Courtad Jane Pier anunzio Janis Virden and Simon Shenk did very satisfactory number work this week.

Peggy Ann Schlachter Owen Courtad Mabel McKinnon Ruth Mangett Donna Courtad Jane Pieranunzio Janis Virden Simon Shenk

Students Win Top Spelling Honors Across Grades

Flossie Berardenelli James Simonis Gordon McKinnon Alene Hoopf John O Flaherty Jack Fox Jeanette Elchert Louise Niederkohr Joe Garn and Patty Noon excelled in spelling. Fourth and Fifth Grades list 100 percent spellings for Edward Davidson Virginia Jacob Eileen Emerson Olive Shenk Rita Weinandy Helen Kirsch Marjorie Vaughn Mary Billock Monica Mullholand Howard Mitten Erma Yost Glenna Ruffing Mildred Lonsway Virginia Kurtz Charles Mullholand plus daily dictation perfects Marguerite Bakies Amos Black Lauretta Billock Mary Fabiani Margaret Ann Mangett Geneva Mc Laughlin James Myers Dread McKinnon Eugene Schreiner and Eleanor Eakles Dexu Krupp Glenn Niederkohr Thomas Pahi Maxine Ruffing.

Flossie Berardenelli James Simonis Gordon McKinnon Alene Hoopf John O’flaherty Jack Fox Jeanette Elchert Louise Niederkohr Joe Garn Patty Noon Edward Davidson Virginia Jacob Eileen Emerson Olive Shenk Rita Weinandy Helen Kirsch Marjorie Vaughn Mary Billock Monica Mullholand Howard Mitten Erma Yost Glenna Ruffing Mildred Lonsway Virginia Kurtz Charles Mullholand Marguerite Bakies Amos Black Lauretta Billock Mary Fabiani Margaret Ann Mangett Geneva McLaughlin James Myers Dread McKinnon Eugene Schreiner Eleanor Eakles Dexu Krupp Glenn Niederkohr Thomas Pahi Maxine Ruffing

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