Palm Sunday to Easter at Lutheran Church
Palm Sunday to Easter services at the Lutheran Church followed the passion and resurrection narrative with large congregations. Infants baptized, several confirmed, confession of faith and adult baptisms noted, plus certificates issued. summary totals shown for each category. The Easter celebration featured Holy Supper and decorated church with Easter lilies.
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Lutheran Church
Jerusalem
Jesus
Eerene
Ildok
Gethsemane
Golgotha
Christ
Caroline Elizabeth Gottfried
Horace Clifton Huston
Martha Elizabeth Huston
Blaine Darrell Moyer
Margaret Ellen Zeis
Janet Louise Hiley
Reva Dame
Mildred Gunther
Marion Sanford
Mae Sanford
Margaret L. Sopher
Beulah B. Sopher
Jane Spencer
Russell Zeis
Ralph Green
William Youngpeter
Oscar Karg
D. H Wonder
Herschel Updegraff
William W.—Proctor
William Proctor
Ivalee Bussey
Thomas Beatty
Mary Sanford
Carl Gamel
John Peter
Earth
Handsome stores revive blocks with new decor
Carey operates two handsome fruit stores and ice cream parlors. Pieraccini’s old stand in the Galt House block is redecorated and refurnished. Ralph Pieraccini opens a brand new place on South Vance Street in the Beck block. both locations feature up-to-date fittings.
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Carey
Philosophy of Folly: April’s Return Described in Verse
The column poetically recounts the seasonal shift from winter to spring as April defeats March, with vivid imagery of cracking ice and blossoming growth. The piece ends noting April’s arrival restores warmth and life, a reflective flourish from the Cleveland Plain Dealer’s philosophy column.
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March
Sweet April
Cleveland Plain Dealer
County Doings and Local Notices From Upper Sandusky
County items report 175 chickens killed at Sycamore for W G Kitchin. Whit ney Tractor to set up in Upper Sandusky. several marriages in area. bonds for a motor fire engine discussed. many marriage licenses issued. deaths and legal cases noted. water leaks and daylight saving debates. March jail and pension figures given. Myrtle Gardner dies in Marion at 40.
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W. G. Kitchin
Sycamore
Drew
Richland Township
Upper
Sandusky
Whitney Tractor Company
C. A. Wentz
Salem Township
William H. Arbaugh
Harrison County
Amelia Stuckey
Upper Sandusky
Dc. E. Lamale
Common Pleas Court
Peter Parsell
Jackson Township
Henry Margraf
Hazel Eckelberry
Belle Vernon
R. I. Lea
Rubber Co News Seeks Progress on Construction Site
Mr Walker from the engineering firm supervised the town work while C C Rittick left for Canton. F A Seebach headed to Akron and F J Quirk spent Sunday and Monday in Garrettsville and Cleveland. Akron Electric Motor and Repair Co workers to lay conduit forms and electrical wiring. Dennis and team report substantial progress with concrete columns nearly poured and work to continue on the second floor this week.
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Mr. Walker
C. Rittick
Canton
F. A Seebach
Akron
F J. Quirk
Garrettsville
Cleveland
Akron Electric Motor and Répair Company
Dennis
Tractor accident injures local man in plow mishap
Wednesday noon Isadore West started a caterpillar tractor in reverse by mistake while Joseph Yingling and Paul West watched. The machine backed over Yingling, breaking three ribs and his right shoulder. He is recovering and hopes to be out next week.
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Joseph’ Yingling
Isadore
Paul
Mr. Yingling
Yingling
Tragedy: Marion Woman Hangs Self in Woodshed
Mrs Walter McClaskey aged about 24 years hanged herself with an electric wire in the woodshed of her Marion home last Friday afternoon during a remodeling. She had a nervous breakdown since last September and leaves a husband and a 21 month old son Walter Donald. The family had lived in Carey twice, once five years ago when Mr McClaskey was a foreman at a stone quarry and again a year ago Christmas while he worked as a steam shovel engineer. Mrs McClaskey was a member of the Pythian Lodge of this city.
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Walter McClaskey
Marion
Walter Donald
Carey
McClaskey
Winchester Store Showcases Postwar Winchester Line
The Winchester Company of New Haven announces enlarged plant capacity during the war and introduces a broad postwar line including tools, cutlery, fishing tackle, flashlights, skates. Kokenge Bros. appointed as local representatives invite the public to visit The Winchester Store and view new products.
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Winchester Company
New Haven
Fire damages roof at North Street home
Fire department was called to a North Street house owned by Trubey & Grine and occupied by D. W. Pep ple. A burning paper from a bonfire in an alley blew onto the roof, causing two large holes while contents escaped damage. firemen initially suspected an April Fool prank.
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North Street
Trubey & Grine
D. W. Pepple
Lee Ogeg
Town Hall
Carey High Victorious In 5-4 Ball Game
Carey High defeated Wharton High 5-4 on Friday afternoon. Readily listed are Carey players Ora Essex Charles Humbert Paul Heck Barl Rothgeb George Gardner Earl LeMott Milton Trubey Herbert Newhard Paul Eyestone William Ogg with Ralph Kurtz umpiring.
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Wharton High
Carey High
Carey
Ora Essex
Charles Humbert
Paul Heck
Barl Rothgeb
George Gardner
Earl LeMott
Milton Trubey
Herbert Newhard
Paul Eyestone
William Ogg
Ralph Kurtz
Pioneer Picnic Association Set Meeting
Wyandot County Pioneer Picnic Association meets Friday evening April 9 at Crawford school house to appoint committees. Attendance urged as everyone can contribute ideas for the June 10 1920 picnic.
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Wyandot County Pioneer Picnic Association
Crawford School House
Town Holds Fast Time With Major Delays Seen
Carey advanced clocks by an hour for fast time as factories began on the new time day. Businesses waited for leadership and failed to align until Tuesday. Schools and churches observed fast time while mail carriers railroads and the Galt House did not adjust.
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Carey
Suimmer
Galt House
Ministers to Lead Twin Sunday Services
The Rev J. D. Darling of Dunkirk will preach at both services at the Methodist Episcopal Church next Sunday. The Rev J. M. Shimer will conduct services at the First Methodist Church in Youngstown.
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J. D. Darling
Dunkirk
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. M. Shimer
First Methodist Church
Youngstown
Joint trustee boards meet Monday evening at Carey church
A joint meeting of the Carey St Paul and St John trustee boards is scheduled for next Monday evening at 7 30 in the Carey United Evangelical Church to address an important matter.
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Carey
St. Paul and
St. John
United Evangelical Church
Election Notice for Church Trustee Vacancy
Notice states a trustee will be elected Sunday morning at United Evangelical Church to fill the vacancy caused by a recent death. The election aims to appoint a church official to serve in the trustee role.
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United Evangelical Church
City Council Meets in Regular Session
The city council held a routine meeting on Monday night with no business on the agenda beyond approving and paying the bills.
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Carey, O
Reo
W. H. Phelps. Garage Co
Goodyear and Michelin Tires
Burson & Kurtz
Carey, Ohio
Secretary of State
Glen Bogart
Opal Weaver
Henry Weaver
Billhardt
Benjamin Stief
Kirby
May Knight
Lamale
Frank Harper
Mabel Kuenzli
W. A. Kuenzli
Calaboose
Wyandot
John LeMott
Joseph Battenfield
Elizabeth Southerland
Court of Common Pleas
Marion County
Hardin County
Myrtle Gardner
Sawyer Sanitarium
Stark County
Father Forrer
St. Peter's Church
Carey High Victorious
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