Carey Public Schools Set to Open September 6 1938
The Carey public schools begin the 1938 39 term on Tuesday September 6 with freshmen registering September 1 2 and 3. Upperclassmen who registered last spring may change courses and all texts largely supplied free by the board. Some workbooks must be purchased by pupils and sales start September 1. Final room assignments rest with the superintendent to honor parental guidance and economical administration.
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Carey Public Schools
Board of Education
Ohio
Carey Public Schools Names 1930s Teaching Staff
The Carey district releases its 1930s teaching roster listing high school staff led by Earl B. Driver and I. E. Mulholland with several specifyed subject chiefs and teachers from Findlay Paulding and surrounding towns. Elementary posts fill West and Col Crawford buildings with principals H F Davidson A E Constien and a lineup of grade teachers including Miss Grace Firestine Miss Jane Stoner and Mrs Irene Bowers.
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The
Carey Public Schools
Earl
B. Driver
I. E. Mulholland
Helen Smith
Lykens
Grace Woodford
Findlay
John Line
Cloyce Wentling
John Tom
Hayden Fouts
Mary Finley
Paulding
William Holloway
Salem
Eben Rudolph
Lewis Johnson
Convoy
C. C. Laird
Estella Weaver
Syho
Col. Crawford
A. E. Constien
Ruby Criger
Isabelle Davidson
Agnes Woods
Marguerite Jacobs
Jane Stoner
Virginia Pendleton
Irene Bowers
Williamstown
West Building
H. F .Davidson
Grace Firestine
Jane Stahl
Fostoria
Martha Sponsler
PLEASE BRING COPY IN EARLY FOR THE CAREY TIMES
The Carey Times requests all publication copy be submitted early to avoid delays. A recent rise in last minute Wednesday submissions forces midnight work and late distribution. Early submissions help ensure accurate printing and reduce errors.
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The
Carey Times
Times
Dorcas Bible Class Plans Meeting at Vanlue
The Dorcas Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school will meet this Thursday evening at Mrs. Fred Lee's home in Vanlue. Committee members include Mrs A J King Mrs J A McDaniel Mrs Lawrence Cook and Miss Della Gilliland. Attendees gather at King's confectionery before 7 o'clock.
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Dorcas Bible
Methodist Sunday School
Fred Lee
Vanlue
A J King
J A McDaniel
Lawrence Cook
Della Gilliland
King’s Confectionery
Rev Roy B Leedy Resumes Pastorship at Memorial Evangelical Church
Rev Roy B Leedy, pastor of Memorial Evangelical Church for two years, was returned to that pastorate at the Fremont conference held last weekend.
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Roy B Leedy
Memorial Evangelical Church
Fremont
Tiffin to Visit Carey for Sunday High School Game
Tiffin will come over Sunday to play the Carey Eagles. Carey defeated Rawson and Wharton last Sunday in a show of strength.
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Tiffin
Carey Eagles
Carey
Rawson
Wharton
Carey High School Football Team Plans 1938 Schedule
About 30 Carey students have practiced for two weeks under Coach Hayden Fouts preparing for the 1938 season. A Friday practice game will pit two Carey squads as the schedule lists Liberty here September 16 and Wauseon at night September 23 among other games across September to November.
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Carey High School
Hayden Fouts
Carey
Liberty
Wauseon
North Baltimore
St. Wendelin
Ada
Marion St. Mary's
Leipsic
Upper Sandusky
Kiwanis Club Holds Monthly Carey Meeting
Carey Kiwanis club held its regular monthly business session at Pilgrim House Monday evening with Rev Marion E Tinsler acting as vice president in place of Rev Cyprian Terwoord. Visitors included Bellefontaine Kiwanis members Brigg Young Victor Ernst B E De Lamater and Benjamin Stahler and Carey Supt Earl B Driver.
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Carey Kiwanis Club
Pilgrim House
Marion E Tinsler
Cyprian Terwoord
D.M. C
Brigg Young
Victor Ernst
B. E. de Lamater
Benjamin Stahler
Bellefontaine Kiwanis Club
Earl B. Driver
Carey
Fidelis Study Club Meets Next Thursday
Section I of the Fidelis Study club will meet at the president Mrs. Ralph Haford's home east of town on Thursday evening September 8. An outline of the coming year s work will be given and the election of officers will be held. All members are kindly asked to be present.
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Fidelis Study Club
Ralph Haford
Nye seeks divorce in Wyan dot County Common Pleas
Luella M Nye petitions for divorce from Mervin J Nye in Wyan dot County Common Pleas Court on grounds of gross neglect of duty. She also asks to be restored to her maiden name Luella Bland. Filed through attorney William J Hunter.
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Wyandot County
Correction on bus furnishing by local schools
An error listed McDaniel Motor Sales as furnishing school buses for pupil transport. The statement is corrected: the organization will not furnish the buses.
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McDaniel Motor Sales
Carey Post Office Hours For Labor Day
The Carey post office will be closed on Labor Day except the general delivery window open until 9 00 pm. No city or rural deliveries will be made on that day. Perry McDaniel, Postmaster.
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Carey
Perry McDaniel
Townsend Club Postponed Meeting
The Carey Townsend club meeting has been postponed from Labor Day to the evening of Monday September 19.
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Carey Townsend Club
Open County Fair Promises Large Displays and Strong Attendance
County fair organizers praise 4 H and farm groups led by C R Crum and county agents. Vocational, home economics, and school displays are expected to surpass prior years with robust livestock, vegetable, and art exhibits. A new dining room run by the Upper Sandusky Evangelical church will serve patrons. IRA T. Matteson, Secretary.
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Farm Bureau
The
Grange
C. R. ‘Crum
Wyandot County Fair
Evangelical Church of
Upper Sandusky
Ira T. Matteson
Sec’y
Village council approves August salaries and bills
The village council in regular session approves the Finance Committee's August salaries for officials including mayor P A Hendricks clerk Jacob Nitrauer treasurer T L Culler sanitary inspector E W Mullholand marshal and others. They also authorize payments for office supplies rent and police duties and include a small telegram fee.
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P. A. Hendricks
Jacob Nitrauer
T. L. Culler
J. E. Hunter
Ed Weaver
E. W Mullholand
John Orians
David Orians
D. C. Henry & Co
Mary Kentfield
Mary Mosier
Henry Pieracini
J A Schira
Western Union
Telegram
School bus routes outlined for September start
Officials detail rerouted bus services across the district with six buses planned. Routes list stops from Route 509 to Tracy, Crawford, Huston’s corner and Carey, with pupil counts per trip and mileages. Morning start at 8 20 am Tuesday September 6 and a 9 period day.
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Huston’s Corner
Township Line Road
Liming
Nye
All Star Softball Series Opens Tonight
A 12 fan poll selects an all star from Bursons Porcelain Moose and National Lime Stone. Hecke R Strahm Kimmel Turnbell Donelson Wirich Messmer Cole Campbell Myers. Kear DeAmicis tied for short. Frigidaires face off with toss deciding starter. first game at 6 pm tonight September 1 in a best of five series.
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Bursons
Porcelain, Moose
National Lime & Stone
Hecke
R Strahm
P. H. Kimmel
C Turnbell
A Donelson
Wirich
E Messmer
F Cole
J Campbell
R Myers
Rf Kear
DeAmicis
Philathea Class To Meet At Leedy Home
The Philathea class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school will meet at the home of Rev and Mrs Roy B Leedy. Tuesday evening Mrs Myrtle Perkins will have charge of the lesson.
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Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Roy B Leedy
Myrtle Perkins
Pythian Sisters Set To Resume Meetings Tonight
The Pythian Sisters will resume meetings this Thursday evening September 1 after a summer recess. A good attendance is desired.
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Pythian Sisters
Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters Meet Thursday
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters plan a meeting this Thursday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Members are reminded to attend and discuss organizational matters.
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Pythian Sisters
T R C Club to Meet
The T R C club will meet this Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jennie Bland east of town.
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T. R. C. Club
Jennie Bland
Marriage License Filed in Wyandot Court
Thomas Lee and Maude Prince of Wharton have applied for a marriage license in Wyandot county court.
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Thomas Lee
Maude Prince
Wharton
Wyandot
WPA Labor On Sidewalks In Findlay Street Project
A 15 worker WPA crew has laid over 200 feet of 5 foot cement sidewalk in front of the high school and Crawford buildings on North Street. Work aims to finish before school opens. After Regis facing of Wo rello Street is done a 50 man force will join the sidewalk project. Residents are urged to sign for new walks to be laid at about half cost without WPA aid.
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At- Onte
WIPA
Crawford
North Street
Worello Street
WIA
Findlay Street
Ambulance Door Flies Open Injuring Funeral Director Harry Bristoll
Funeral director Harry Bristoll sustained severe injuries when the rear door of a speeding ambulance flew open on the Carey Findlay road. He was tossed out and rolled 200 feet, suffering head lacerations and cuts requiring stitches, as driver John Mullholand sped toward Findlay hospital for Leon Niederkohr.
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Harry Bristoll
Carey-Findlay
Findlay
John Mullholand
Bristoll
Mr. Mullholand
Wm. Niederkohr
Findlay Hospital
Leon Niederkohr
Rev Marion E. Tinsler Attends Ohio Methodist Conference
Rev Marion E. Tinsler plans to leave Tuesday morning September 6 to attend the Ohio annual conference of Methodist churches in Columbus. The conference opens Wednesday noon and may extend to Monday September 12 due to nominating committee work. Attendance and readings of appointments are noted as the closing acts, with possible date extension.
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Marion E. Tinsler
Ohio
Carey Gets Grant $81,000 For Sewer Project
Last week the Public Works Administration announced an $81,000 grant for Carey sewer system and disposal plant. Engineers visited this week to locate water and gas lines and assess cellar depths ahead of final drawings for the project.
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Public Works Administration
Carey
Last Merchants Club Draws Three Prizes
The final merchants' club drawing of the year took place Wednesday evening in front of Cy's garage. Winners were Mrs J D Briggs $500 in trade at J F Dibie's Eddie Adams $500 in trade at Flax's and Mrs Henry Pahl $825 in cash.
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Merchants’ Club
Cy’s
J DD Briggs
J F
Captured Rattlesnake Displayed in Wigwam Window
The article reports that captives Carl Sable John Walters and Francis McCarley of the north settiom gang of the C O captured a rattlesnake north of town on Mondas. The snake was an old creature with a quick temper and was put on display in the Wigwam window.
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Carl Sable
John Walters
Francis McCarley
North Settiom
Mondas
Stork brings baby to HesKear family in Bucyrus
Yeon HesKear was born last Thursday morning to Judge and Mrs Russell HesKear of Upper Sandusky at Citys hospital in Bucyrus. Kathleen HesKear, daughter of the same couple, observed her second anniversary Thursday.
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Yeon
Russell HesKear
Upper Sandusky
Citys
Bucyrus
Kathleen
Kear
Findlay Street Crossing to Close for Rail Work
New York Central will close the Findlay Street crossing next week to lay new rails and install a completely new crossing. The project will disrupt segment traffic until completion.
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New York Central
Findlay Street
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