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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1932

Page

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Infant Daughter of Boyce Family Dies in Influenza Outbreak

Ellen Boyce infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Tohn Boyce of Clay Street died Thursday morning at 5 30 from influenza after a brief illness since birth. Born July 29 1932 to John and Bernice Williams Boyce she leaves two brothers John William and two sisters Adeline and Norma Jean. Grandparents Mrs John Boyce Carey and Mr and Mrs Ray Wily. Funeral services were held at 3 PM at the Boyce residence conducted by Rev W R Shisler of Memorial Evangelical church. Interment followed in Spring Grove cemetery.

Martores Ellen Boyce Men ‘Boyes Tohn Boyce Clay Street John Bernice (Williams) Boyce Inne William Boyce Adeline Norma Jean Boyce John Boyce Carey Ray Wily Boyce W. R. ‘Shisler Memorial Evangelical Church Spring Grove Cemetery

American Legion Auxiliary Elects New Officers

The American Legion Auxiliary elected new officers at its first fall meeting Monday evening. Officers include President Mrs Grover Snyder first vice president Mrs Porter Hendricks second vice president Mrs Arthur Byers secretary Miss Florence Schira and treasurer Mrs Charles Calmes. Social hour was organized by Mrs Free Scoarse Mrs HE F Thome Mrs George Newhard and Mrs R C Van Buren. Earlier Monday afternoon members met at Mrs Free Scoarse’s home and canned 17 quarts of pears for the P T A Welfare Committee.

American Legion Auxiliary Grover Snyder Porter Hendricks Arthur Byers Florence Schira Charles Calmes Free Scoarse HE. F. Thome George Newhard R. C. van Buren P. T. A. Welfare Committee

Infant Harold Musgrave Dies at One Month in Howard Home

Harold Eugene Musgrave infant son of Howard and Rowena Musgrave died Saturday at home on East North Street. Born August 24 he was one month old. Survived by grandparents Henry Musgrave and Charles Brown of Upper Sandusky. Funeral by Rev. A C Rainesberger at the residence at 2:00 PM Monday. Interment in Spring Grove Cemetery north of town.

Harold Eugene Howard Rowena (Brown) Musgrave E. North Street Henry Musgrave Upper Sandusky Charles Brown A. C. Rainesberger Methodist Church Spring Grove Cemetery

Famee Elmer Shisler Opens Carey Music Studio

Famee Elmer Shisler has opened a music studio at 231 E Findlay Street Carey and will accept a limited number of pupils Mrs Shisler brings years of teaching experience to beginners and advanced students emphasizing technique finger dexterity relaxation rotary motion arm balance and artistic expression for complete musical development.

Elmer Shisler E. Findlay Street Carey

Mrs. Bradley to Attend Lutheran Missionary Convention

Mrs. W. G. Bradley sails Saturday for Baltimore to join the eighth biennial convention of the Woman's Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Church in America October 2 to 5. She serves as a delegate from the Western Conference of Ohio societies and will visit her son and daughter in law Lieut. and Mrs. M. M. Bradley at Annapolis while east.

W. G. Bradley Baltimore Woman’s Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Church In America

Evangelist Rev E D Paulin to Conduct Meetings in Wisconsin

Rev E D Paulin travels to Independence Wisconsin to join Rev Carl F Zietlow and host Rev Abe of Montana in evangelistic meetings. He will assist at Zietlow's home and conduct a separate service for the Evangelical church pastor.

Wisconsin E. D. Paulin Independence Wis Carl F. Zietlow Rev Zietlow Abe Evangelical Church Montana

Bachar elected civil engineering editor at Technician

Reid Bachar was chosen as civil engineering editor of Technician the school paper at Indiana Technical College in Fort Wayne. He is the son of Mr and Mrs B M Bachar of East Findlay Street.

Reid Bachar Indiana Technical College, Ft. Wayne B. M. Bachar E. Findlay Street

Tonsil Operation In Findlay Performed On Saturday

Mrs. W. S. Huffman underwent a tonsil operation in the office of Dr. W. J. Fishell in Findlay Saturday morning.

W.S. Huffman W. J. Fishell Findlay

American Legion to Build Black Bass Rearing Pool

The American Legion leases three acres south of town to build a rearing pool for black bass. Work starts next week with fingerlings due next month. The project aims to stock Tymochtee Creek with 800 to 1,000 bass annually, funded by donations as money is scarce.

Carey American Legion T. A. Brown Willbe THE

Carey Welfare Committee Elects Officers and Plans Benefit Supper

The Carey welfare committee elected officers for the coming year. A community benefit supper is set for Thursday October 20 at the Catholic hall with proceeds to buy shoes and clothing for needy residents. Funds are nearly exhausted yet needs persist for this winter.

Carey Welfare Committee G. M. Kurtz H. L. Pahl Grover Snyder Carey Welfare Committees

Democratic women organize Wyandot county unit

A Wyandot county Democratic women’s meeting in Upper Sandusky elected Moyer as chairman and Ellen Hutchinson as vice chairman. Other officers include Saltzman recording secretary Orwig treasurer Délaplane corresponding secretary Pool membership chair Mossburger campaign manager and Pahl publicity. A library meeting to organize local Democratic women is set for next Tuesday at 8:00 p.m.

H. L. Pahl F. L. Moyer L. M. Remlinger Mary Steinmetz Wyandot County Upper Sandusky Moyer Mary Ellen Hutchinson Nellie Saltzman Ferra Orwig Kenneth Délaplane N. H. Pool Clara Mossburger Carey Publicity

Vanlue chapel program features song and talk

Mrs. Alspach led two numbers in Vanlue High chapel last Thursday morning. Supt. Vanatta spoke briefly about the game with Mr. Cory. Rev. Fred B. Esterly of the United Brethren church gave a talk on His truth is a shield and a buckler, likening home school and state to a shield.

Community Club Meeting at Moose Hall Draws 75 Members

Members of the Community Club met at the Moose hall with 75 in attendance. Anthony J. Kraus of the Ohio Tax Commission spoke on taxation and timely subjects. Refreshments were by Auditor B. E. Hudson, D. A. Dow, and W. E. Kimmel. John and Ira Wickiser provided music. Next meeting is Monday evening October 31.

Moose Hall Anthony J. Kraus Ohio Tax Commission B. E. Hudson Upper Sandusky D. A. Dow W. E. Kimmel John Ira Wickiser

Carey Times publishes four page condensed issue

The Carey Times releases a four page edition this week due to illness in the office and a drop in advertising. The format uses smaller slugs and fewer pages, with most content preserved though some news items may be omitted.

The Carey Times

Infant James Risner Dies at Three Days Old Near Carey

The three day old infant James Risner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Osvill Risner, died Monday at their home two and a half miles northwest of Carey. The child had been unwell since birth.

James Osvill Risner Carey

Carey High School Football Extends Score in Amsden Rout

Carey High School football defeated Jackson Township 39 to 0 in Amsden on Friday. The lineup featured Baughman Kitzler Heck Turnbell Myers Keller Smiley Messmer Kitzler Crist and substitutes including Patterson Hackney and Mullholand as Carey prepares to host Norwalk St Pauls, a top league contender, next.

Cayuga Carey High School Amsden Carey Jackson Township iIn Gansaction Jackson Baughman F. Kitzler B. Kitzler Heck Turnbell Myers Keiler Smiley Messmer R. Kit

Chapel Announcements and Glee Club Meetings

Monday morning chapel featured Mr. Huffman announcing the group s role in the League of the Six Nations. Mr. Kingsmore spoke on upcoming football games and past results. Chapel closed with cheers. The Girls Glee Club welcomed new members on Wednesday and old members gathered Thursday.

Huffman Kingsmore Girls’ Glee Club

Junior class president names candy manager for year

The junior class president appoints Mary Braun as candy manager for the year and states she will appoint her assistants.

Mary Braun

Teachers Visit Homes Over Weekend Across Towns

The weekend saw Miss Smith at Lykens Miss Finley at Paulding Miss Heath at Mendon and Miss Ryan visiting friends in Delphos in a quiet social roundup.

Smith Lykens Finley Paulding Heath Mendon Miss Ryan Delphos

Home Economics Classes Canning Fruits and Vegetables

Home economics students are engaging in fruit and vegetable canning activities. The effort teaches food preservation and practical kitchen skills in the school program.

Curtains Enhance Auditorium At Local High School

The high school auditorium gains curtains of cerumonic cloth with fringe, funded by the class of 1932 from a reserve treasury. Mrs. Chester Chapman led the project with Mrs. W. S. Huffman and Miss Orpha Heath assisting. rods installed by the Junior force. A chapel presentation is set for Monday October 3 at 9:00 AM, inviting public inspection.

Chester Chapman W. S. Huffman Orpha Heath

Pupils Earn Perfect Spelling Scores at Col Crawford

At the Col Crawford building last week Room 14 pupils in grade 5 Don Mitchell Geralda Mae Moser Norman Huff man Tom Criger Carel Gamel Lucille Donelson Marian Patterson achieved 100 percent in spelling. Room 16 grade 5 student names include Claribel Boyce Josean Donelson Mary Jo Harris Charles Heck Ruth Karg Robert Kidwell Mary Jo Kirkwood Carol June Shane Clyde Sherman Audrey Stroub Rolland Sherman and Audrey Williams. In the first week of school Maurice Ritchey Carol June Shane and Frances Sworts also reached a perfect spelling score.

Col. Crawford Don Mitchell Geralda Mae Moser Norman Huffman Tom Criger Carel Gamel Lucille Donelson Marian Patterson Claribel Boyce Josean Donelson Mary Jo Harris Charles Heck Ruth Karg Robert Kidwell Mary Jo Kirkwood Carol June Shane Clyde Sherman Audrey Stroub Rolland Sherman Audrey Williams Maurice Ritchey Frances Sworts

Arithmetic Races Won by Row IV in Grade 5

Room 16 notes last week’s arithmetic races won by Row IV. Points listed include Senator Tony six, Ruth Karg four, and Claribel Boyce three.

Room Tony Ruth Karg Claribel Boyce

Arithmetic row wins races in room 14 class

In the advanced arithmetic class row III, taught in room 14, Norman Huffman and Don Mitchell led the unit. Row members include Gerald Pahl Norman Huffman Gerald Phillips Junior Twining Marian Patterson Marjorie Wolfrum and Nelson Gault.

Norman Huffman Don Mitchell Gerald Pahl Gerald Phillips Junior Twining Marian Patterson Marjorie Wolfrum Nelson Gault

Knights of Columbus Special Meeting Urged Thursday

All members of the Knights of Columbus are urged to attend a special meeting this Thursday evening September 29.

K. of C

Special offer at Montague's Studio

A studio promotes a limited time deal offering a large painted picture free with a dozen photographs until November 1. The advert emphasizes Montague's Studio as the source of the offer.

Montague

Firmin Pahl Welcomes 70-Pound Son Near Town

A 70 pound newborn son arrived Monday night for Mr and Mrs Firmin Pahl east of town. The large infant brings joy to the family and local neighbors report the unusual birth.

Firmin Pahl

Printing Trade Notes Open Letter, Envelopes and More

A brief mention of commercial printing demand highlights letterheads and envelopes as core products in the printing trade. The notice frames a market for all kinds of printed materials including business stationery and related items.

Marriage Announced at Bridges of Chesebrough and Frederick

The marriage of Mrs Tucille Chesebrough daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilys Chesebrough Tot to Richard Frederick son of Mr and Mrs F H Frederick was announced on Sept 5 with a bridge event at the bride’s parents home. Guests at six tables included numerous local women. Mrs Schira won high score and Mrs Kreisel was runner up. The couple, living in a newly furnished home on E Findlay street, are both graduates of the local high school and work in local businesses.

Tucille Chesebrough Gilys Chesebrough Upper Sandusky John Bland Tiffin Donald Fetters F. H. Frederick J. A. Schira George Snyder Jay Newhard L. E. Treece C. B. Myers D. A. Capell Marguerite ‘Holden Laura_ Keller Opal Nachbar Eugenia Henry Charlotte ‘MortaguesMiss Ruth Golé MavieIaisk Martha, Schira Pauline Stinery S Milligen’ Warrenty Wilda Jacob Oleafa Peterson Marié Holden Mamie Lanker Schira Kreisel Frederick Riverside Club Indian Mill Newhard Block E. Findlay Street Newhard Insurance Office

Lutheran Church notes annual meeting and observances

The annual congregational meeting occurs this evening at 8:00 in the parish house with a Queen Esther class entertainment and a business session with yearly reports. Promotion Day and Rally Day are planned for upcoming Sundays, with Rev. Paul R. Clouser preaching on If I Am a Christian. Evening services resume November 1.

Paul R. Clouser

Rebekah Anniversary Program Marks Odd Fellowship Event

At the Rebekah meeting the 81st anniversary of Odd Fellowship was celebrated with songs readings piano solos and recitations. The program featured performances by Mrs. Lloyd Long Mrs. Claude Johnson Betty Louise Bowman Donald Eugene Long Miss Lucille Kinsinger and Mrs. Gertude Tate followed by a pot luck supper and social hour.

Rebekah Odd Fellowship Lloyd Long Claude Johnson Betty Louise Bowman Donald Eugene Long Lucille Kinsinger Jathrop Lathrop Gertrude Tate Anna Elizabeth Johnson

Young People Rally Attended at St John’s Findlay

A district gathering at St. John’s Lutheran Church Findlay drew many attendees including Margaret Pahl Helen Gottfried Helen Beebe Susanne Hoff Dorothy Wenner Eleanor Krout Colleen Hutchinson Dean Ruehle Glen Williams Dwight Needs Luther Yohe John Yohe Herbert Shannon Harry Dible and Rev Paul R Clouser on Sunday afternoon and evening Mrs F W Howard Miss Elsie Howard and Mrs Paul R Clouser joined the evening session Rev Clouser spoke on Christ and the Spirit of Youth.

Margaret Pahl Helen Gottfried Helen Beebe Susanne Hoff Dorothy Wenner Eleanor Krout Colleen Hutchinson Dean Ruehle Glen Williams Dwight Needs Luther Yohe John Yohe Herbert Shannon Harry Dible Paul R. Clouser St. John’s Lutheran Church Findlay F. W. Howard Elsie Howard

Mrs Jacob Thom Dies After Long Illness In Town

Mrs Jacob Thom, longtime resident of East Findlay Street, died Wednesday at 5 00 PM after an eight year illness She was born September 30 1892 daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Stoll She married Jacob Thom on May 20 1915 and leaves two sons Howard E B and Paul E Thom Funeral services are set for Saturday at 9 30 AM at Our Lady of Consolation Church with Rev Fr Paul Vollrath officiating Burial will follow in St Marys Cemetery north of town

Jacob Thom E. Findlay Street Jacob Elizabeth (Wentz) Stoll Howard EB Paul E. Thom Our Lady of Consolation Church Paul Vollrath St. Mary’s Cemetery

Advertising Stunt Links Carey Times to Franklin Sun

Lionel Voyle Brashares of Carey displays a Franklin Sun page in the window to publicize the Cool Knights show in Franklin. Brashares travels from Franklin to Eudora Arkansas for a tour stop through October 5 and has directed the act in ten states.

Carey Times Franklin Sun Winsboro Lionel Voyle Brashares Cool Knights Franklin Brashares Eudora Ark Mr. Brashares Triangle Producing Co

Poultry Health Meeting at Wyatt Hatchery

A representative of Dr Salsbury vs Nationwide Poultry Service will present an illustrated talk on poultry diseases and blood testing at the Wyatt Hatchery Thursday evening Oct 6 at 8 00 oclock. Attendees may bring poultry problems or specimens for posting admission is free no collection and nothing to sell

Salsbury Nation Wide Poultry Service Wyatt Hatchery

Salem area social notes report wide Orians family visits

A long list of gatherings from Carey to Upper Sandusky shows the Orians family hosting and visiting relatives. Sunday dinners and chicken suppers feature Mr and Mrs Ambrose Orians and multiple cousins and friends from Carey Bucyrus and Gerard with guests including Wanda Justine and Dolores Orians and several Arnold siblings.

Wanda Orlans Carey Justine Orlans Anes Goethe Lortz Fpryity Charles South of Carey Edward Katie McDonald C. M. Brown Gilbert Ambrose Orians John Orians Jack Gene Albert Kummerer Near Carey Ross Orians Joseph Ball Upper Sandusky J. T. Stombaugh Bobby Rosalie Wilfrid Logsdon Salem High School Mary Arnold Cletus Arnold Jack Cleghorn Toledo Agnes Catherine Arnold Charles Ball Richard Robert Florence Salem High Helen Berg Garnetta Kinley Virginia Snyder Saloma McDaniel Zelma Gottfried Bertha Moser Marie Chandler Ralph Bastel Foster Shumaker Frank Shumaker Lewis Weaver Charles Miller Charles Orians Michael DelBene Dorothy Ellen Lorraine Joyce Ann Gerard Raymond Weaver Billy Ed L. Weaver Harvey Ross Fort Wayne Leander Orians Bucyrus Wanda Orians Luella Kuntz Kirby Adrian Ball Near Arlis Orians Carl] Johnson and Son Dwain

Women of Fremont plan Sunday welfare meeting address

The Women's National Welfare Council of Fremont will meet Sunday at 2 30 PM in the Our Lady of Consolation parish hall. All women of the parish and nearby parishes are urged to attend. Rev Fr Paul will give an address.

Women's National Welfare Council of Fremont Our Lady of Consolation Church Paul

Tax payment time extended for personal property taxes

County Treasurer Barnet H. Martin reports the state tax commission has extended the due date for personal property taxes from September 20 to October 10, granting 20 additional days. The change affects taxpayers who must pay property taxes by the new deadline.

Barnet H. Martin State Tax Commission

Services at County Home Held Sunday Afternoon

County W. C. T. U. sponsors religious services at the county home Sunday afternoon. Rev. Charles F. Brouse of the Reformed church in Sycamore will deliver the sermon.

Charles F. Brouse The Reformed Church Sycamore

Funeral Service for Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrick at Butler

Rev. E. D. Paulin officiated Wednesday of last week at a Butler funeral for Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrick.

E. D. Paulin Mary Kirkpatrick Butler

Semi-Pros Lose to Bucyrus in Sycamore Tourney Opener

In a Sunday Sycamore tournament opening the Semi-Pros fell 5 to 2 in extra innings to Bucyrus and were eliminated for the afternoon. Seth Good and Donelson star for the teams. Tiffin later beat Sycamore 4 2 and defeated Bucyrus 8 4 in the finals.

Sycamore Suny Day Don Donelson Bucyrus Sycamore Tiffin Findlay Market Aces Findlay Moytia- Ted” Presnell Tulsa Okla Seth Good Toledo Mud Dewey Stover Buffalo Frank Bruner Minneapolis Slick Cross Louisville Colonels lLet Carey

Lutheran Sunday School Elects Officers

The Christ Lutheran church Sunday School Board elected five general officers and named department superintendents. Officers include S. Burson general superintendent T. Romig assistant and adult superintendent Dorcas Brown secretary Mrs Ross Johnson assistant secretary Elza Garn treasurer and supply secretary.

Christ Lutheran Church S. Burson T. D., Romig Dorcas Brown Ross Johnson Elza Garn Cradle Roll Reva Dame Chas. Hood Carolyn Newhard H. L. Wenner Sunday School Workers Conference

New Livestock Pens at Carey on C. O. Railway

Wyandot Livestock Company and Farm Bureau announce completed stock pens at a prime Carey location on the C. O. Railway. Allan Baker, local manager, seeks broad stockman cooperation to ensure the yards benefit Carey’s livestock products and community.

Wyandot Livestock Company Farm Bureau Carey Livstock Allan Baker

Philatheia Class Meeting Set at Memorial Evangelical

Philathea class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school meets Tuesday evening October 4 at Mrs. Charles Lindower home. Hostesses Mrs. C. C. Carr Mrs. Charles Cross assist. lesson led by Mrs. Gertrude Tate. Entertaining committee includes Mrs. Alonzo Green and Mrs. Elza Jacobs. All members urged to attend for important business.

Memorial Evangelical Sunday School Charles Lindower C. C. Carr Charles Cross Gertrude Tate Alonzo Green Elza Jacobs

CARD OIF THANKS

We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who aided us during the illness and death of our son and brother Donald Eugene. Thanks for flowers and to Rev. Paul R. Clouser and Undertaker Goff for services, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Poland and Children.

Donald Eugene Paul R. Clouser Goff

Local Pythian groups attend grand temple in Lima

Mr and Mrs Roy Kirkwood Mrs Ralph Green and Mrs Josie Montague attend the Pythian grand temple in Lima from Monday to Wednesday. Mr Kirkwood is a delegate from Justus lodge Knights of Pythias and Mrs Green represents Carey temple Pythian Sisters.

Roy Kirkwood Ralph Green Josie Montague Lima Pythian Grand Temple Kirkwood Justus Lodge Knights of Pythias Green Carey Temple

Mrs. T. W. Shull Leaves Hospital for Home

Mrs. T. W. Shull was discharged Friday afternoon from the Home and Hospital at Findlay and returned to her home south of Vanlue in a Ray Myers invalid coach from Tiffin. Mrs. C. F. Sutter accompanied her. she is convalescing well after surgery.

T. W. Shull Findlay Vanlue Ray Myers Tiffin C. F. Sutter Shull

C. L. of C. Plans Meeting for October 3

The regular meeting of the C. L. of C. will be held at their hall Monday evening of next week October 3. A social hour will follow.

C. L. of C

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