Parochial School Welcomes New Pupils and Activities
New pupils join the school from Fostoria and Canton including Donald Gangway Agnes Eulitta and Bugee Droll plus Lab siblings from St Josephs Canton Dean Niederkohr and Louis Collet from Frenchtown William Vaughn returns after two weeks in Oklahoma The 7th and 8th grade boys form ball teams while 5th and 6th grades enjoy football Tigers vs Giants in upcoming games
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Donald Gangway
Tigers
Giants
Feck Declines Marseilles Offer Stays Fort Recovery Agriscience Head
E H Feck former Carey student and Fort Recovery Vocational Agriculture head declined a Marseilles school offer with a higher salary. He signed Fort Recovery contract and began the year. Feck son of John and Mrs Feck north of Carey. Carey High School graduate 1927. In his third year, the ag program grew from 17 to 51 students. He also teaches manual training and farm shop.
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E. H. Feck
Carey
Vocational Agriculture Department
Fort Recovery
Marseilles
Feck
John Feck
Carey High
Lily Poem Ad Plays With Faith Light and Verse
A short verse about Lily as a waxen white symbol of light. It notes brevity and precision in wording, praising the poet for economical, well-metered lines that avoid filler and convey intent without preachiness. The piece cites a Poetry Clinic in a local newspaper.
Mrs Dickison to Head Emergency Schools in Hardin County
Mrs Nina Wells Dickison is named emergency school supervisor for Hardin county succeeding B A Pyers of Mt Victory. Appointed by F C Ransdell county superintendent and county emergency school council chair. Dickison has taught in Carey schools for two years and will sponsor nursery schools. Pyers becomes superintendent of North Middleburg schools in Logan county.
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Nina Wells Dickison
Hardin County
B. A. Pyers
Mt. Victory
F. C. Ransdell
County Emergency School Council
Dickison
Carey
Pyers
North Middleburg
Logan County
Ada Herald
C. I. C. Class Plans Bucyrus Visit
The Memorial Evangelical Sunday school C. I. C class will meet at Mrs. John Faulkner’s Bucyrus home tomorrow evening. A pot luck supper will be served. Attendees should gather at Mrs. Gertrude Tate’s on S. Vance Street at 6 30 PM.
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Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
John Faulkner
Bucyrus
Gertrude Tate
S. Vance Street
Dr Mann Dies In Delaware Home Death Notice
Dr W N Johnson was summoned to his Delaware home Friday by the death of his father in law A M Mann D D. The Mann families lived together and Mr Mann had been in failing health for some time.
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W. N. Johnson
Delaware
Ev. A. M. Mann
D. D
Mann
Fried Chicken Supper by M. E. Church Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will serve a fried chicken supper on Wednesday evening October 7 in the church dining room.
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The
Ladies Aid of the
M. E. Church
Scouts Honor C. G. Knoblock Honored by Harding Area Council
William J. Hunter of Upper Sandusky was named Wyandot district chairman of the Harding area council, Boy Scouts of America, at a St Anns Pilgrim House dinner in Carey attended by 30 Scouters. The gathering honored C G Knoblock who is relocating to Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. The executive board later named H Alfred Donithen Marion chairman of the Harding pilgrimage for November 1 at the Harding memorial tomb. Plans for the Washington DC jamboree were discussed with 665 scouts camping under council leadership at Camp Owens.
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William J. Hunter
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot
Harding Area
Boy Scouts of America
St. Anthony’s
Pilgrim Hose
Carey
C. G Knoblock
Darby
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Knoblock
Paul Vollrath
Wilbur H. Symes
Marion
Wisconsin
Symes
H. Alfred Donithen
Harding
Area
Clifford M. Howser
H. L. Wenner
Frank R. Mar
Camp Owens
Wyandot District Committee
Mt. Gilead
Heat Wave Subdues As Temperatures Fall
The hot spell eased Wednesday with a rapid drop from about 95 to 60 by evening. Officials note the current heat wave is not a record, with past peaks reaching 90 degrees for five days in 1927 and similar ranges in 1897. The summer high near Frederick's grocery reached 111 on July 14.
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Frederick’s
Adrian School Principal Receives Permanent Teaching Certificate
Harry R. Schubert, principal of Adrian school, has been granted a permanent state certificate by the state board under the new certification law. The certificate allows him to teach or serve as principal and supervisor in elementary schools statewide, following ten years of life certification and 25 terms in elementary work.
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Harry R. Schubert
Adrian
State Board of
Schubert
College enrollments span three area schools
Jean Wenner left Sunday to enroll in a dietetics course at Miami University in Oxford. Miss Glenna Kurtz of Carex High School headed to Bowling Green for teacher training. Robert Wenner entered an engineering course at Ohio Northern University in Ada.
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Jean Wenner
Miami University
Oxford
Glenna Kurtz
Carex High School
Bowling Green
Robert Wenner
Ohio Northern University
Ada
New York Central President’s Special Passes Through Carey
F. E. Williamson, president of the New York Central, rode a special train southward Wednesday morning with Big Four officials. The train did not stop at Carey.
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N. Y. GC
Carey
F. E. Williamson
Big Four
Annual meeting of Lutheran Ridgs cemetery association
The Lutheran Ridgs cemetery association will hold its annual meeting on Monday September 21 at 2 00 p m at the cemetery. Mrs H A Stoll serves as secretary treasurer.
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Lutheran-Ridgs Cemetery Association
H. A. Stoll
Free long distance calls at Cleveland Great Lakes Exposition
Visitors at the Great Lakes Exposition could make free long distance calls from the Ohio Bell exhibit with 120 listeners per call. Mrs. Ralph B. Hamler of Carey spoke to a neighbor in Findlay while others listened in, generating humorous exchanges as operators warned listeners.
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Cleveland
Ralph B. Hamler
E. South Street
Carey
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Bridgeport
Trhusband
Findlay
American Legion Elects Officers at Earl Green Post
Earl Green Post No 344 American Legion elected officers including Robert S OConnor as Commander and Lawrence L Bland as 1st vice commander Mer vil D Shafer as finance and service officer Ray Tracy as chaplain and Burton Krom as adjutant Installation will occur at the next regular meeting Summer meetings move to the first and third Tuesday each month The post urges attendance amid upcoming events including the national convention in September the Forty at Eight parade and the Great Lakes Exposition pageant The Drama of America at the stadium is set for September 20
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Earl Green
American Legion
Robert S. O’connor
Lawrence L. Bland
Mervil D. Shafer
Ray Tracy
Clarence C. Thome
William Humbert
Burton Krom
Cleveland
Public Auditorium
the Legion
Stadium
Carey Electric Telephone adds nearly 100 new subscribers
The Carey Electric Telephone Co. has supplied telephones to nearly 100 new subscribers since January 1. John Brown, manager, is pleased with the rise in business.
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Carey Electric Telephone Co
John Brown
Delayed Columbus Sales Tax Returns Reaching City
Vendors who filed sales tax returns and were told they were not received in Columbus should disregard the notice. The late returns were delayed in the district office but are now in Columbus.
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Columbus
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Set For September 22
The regular meeting of Rebekah Lodge No. 666 will be held Tuesday September 22 at 8 o clock. The degree staff will practice followed by a social hour led by the September committee.
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Rebekah Lodge No. 666
Sepember
Carey High School Football Season Opens Friday
Carey hosts Tiffin Calvert in the season opener at 2:00 p.m. Friday with both teams fresh from practice. Calvert, sharing the 1933 league crown with Carey, looks to rebuild after 1935 losses but carries a reputation for strong outfits. The 1936 schedule lists nine games including Ada, Bluffton, St. Wendelin, Crestline, and Upper Sandusky.
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Carey
Tiffin Calvert
Calvert
North Baltimore
Open
Bluffton
Ada
St. Wendelin
Crestline
Attica
Upper Sandusky
Farms Change Ownership in Local Transfers
Charles Boyce who sold his 40 acre farm near town has bought 101 acres south of Carey from the Savidge heirs. He also purchased the house at Findlay and Patterson and will move it to the Savidge farm.
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Charles Boyce
Walter Parks
Carey
Savidge Heirs
Findlay and
Patterson Streets
Savidge
Crawford Chapter 168 Eastern Star Meeting Friday
The Crawford Chapter No 168 of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold a regular meeting Friday evening at 8 o clock. Members are urged to attend and participate in the scheduled proceedings.
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Crawford
Seminary Opens Scholastic Year at Carey Seminary
Our Lady of Carey Seminary opened its scholastic year with six Franciscan Fathers on the faculty and twenty three students including four newly ordained priests. The document details profiles and careers of Fathers Clement Orth Basil Heiser Cyprian Terwoord Benedict Rubeck Giles Berthiaume and Wenceslaus Hertvik. Three of the six are new Carey residents and the article traces their education ordination and teaching backgrounds.
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Our Lady of Carey Seminary
Clement Orth
Wenceslaus Hertvik
Ss. T. D
Basil Heiser
Cyprian Terwoord
M. C
Benedisét Rubeck
M. A
Giles Berthiaume
Carey
Father Clement
Kenosha
Wis
Friars Minor
Syracuse
St. Francis-on-Hudson
Rensselaer
N. Y
Catholic University of America
Washington
Floyd Knobs
Ind
Catholic University
St. Anthony’s Novitiate
Angola
Seminary of
Our Lady of Carey
Father Basil
St. Francis Pro-Seminary
Father Benedict
Mayd Knobs
St. Anthony's Novitiate
University of Notre Dame
C L of C Attendee Wins Dollar Prize at Meeting
At the C L of C business meeting on Tuesday evening Miss Frances Riester won the attendance prize of one dollar. A social gathering is planned for Monday September 21 with committee members Frances Riester chairing and several members named.
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C. L. of C
Frances Riester
Edmund Pahl
Leo Courtad
C M Brown
Leon Mathias
M C. Yost
Charles Fox
Wesleyan Guild Rummage Sale Planned in Findlay Street Cos Gray Room
The Wesleyan Guild of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will hold a rummage sale in the Cos gray room on W Findlay street on Saturday September 19 and Monday September 21. Donors may call Mr S R Bame to arrange item pickup.
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Wesleyan Guild
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Cosgray
W. Findlay Street
S.R Bame
Local firm installs new gas unit heater at East Side Market
Among local firms that recently installed gas unit heaters is the East Side Market. The units are supplied through the local branch of Ohio Fuel Gas Co. and many are in operation in Carey.
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East Side
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Carey
Graham Riley Band to Play at Water Works Park This Fall
The Graham Riley band will continue dances at Water Works Park this fall as long as weather permits. The event invites local dancers and residents to join, with outdoor performances dependent on favorable conditions.
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Graham Riley
Water Works Park
Knights of Columbus Meeting Notice
The Knights of Columbus announce a regular meeting on Tuesday September 22 with refreshments served. Committee members are requested to attend.
Justus Lodge Knights of Pythias Meeting Notice
All members of Justus lodge No. 393 are requested to attend next Tuesday evening September 22 at 8 00 p m for important business. R F Wright C C.
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Justus Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Carey Girls Represent County At 4-H Congress
Miss Dorcas Baker and Miss Martha Derr of Carey were chosen to represent the county at the 4-H congress in Columbus this week. Both are Carey 4-H club members under Miss Margaret Wenzinger. Baker has eight years in club work and has held multiple offices and roles. Derr has seven years in club work with leadership duties and demonstrations at the state fair. They left for Columbus Sunday afternoon and will return tomorrow morning.
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Dorcas Baker
Martha Derr
Carey
Columbus
Margaret Wenzinger
Miss Baker
Miss Derr
Methodist Appointments at Ohio Conference Toledo List
At the Ohio annual conference in Toledo local appointments include Marion E Tinsler remaining in Carey A C Rainsberger to Fayette Charles Sultzbach to Sciotoville Roger Turrel to Cincinnati J B Shellhaas to Bellefontaine W F Martin to Metamora Glenn Robinson from Elida to Wharton J E Turner from Wharton to Cridersville A E Grant at Harpster J N Wareing to Fostoria E E Cole to Toledo Wesley
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Ohio
Toledo
Marion E Tinsler
Carey
A. C. Rainsberger
Fayette
Charles Sultzbach
Sciotaville
Roger Turrel
Cincinnati
J B Shellhaas
Bellefontaine
W F. Martin
Metamora
Glenn Robinson
Elida
Wharton
J. E Turner
Cridersville
A. E Grant
Harpster
J N Wareing
Fostoria
E E Cole
Toledo Wesley
Townsend Club Meeting at Public Library Monday Evening
Townsend club holds a meeting at the public library Monday at 7 30 in the evening to transact important business. Elza Garn is secretary and urges all members to attend.
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Townsend Club
Elza Garn
Secy
Dow son wins first prize in Wyandot calf show
Billy Dow, son of Mr and Mrs D A Dow, received first prize in the calf show at the Wyandot county fair.
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Billy Dow
D A. Dow
Wyandot County
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