Carey High School Class of 1921 Graduation Names
The 1921 Carey High School class will include 13 members led by George, Gardner, Herbert Newhard, Harry Myers, Emory Diller, Charles Humbert, Ora Essex, Isars Rothgeb, Edward Gunther, Bessie Sheridan, Dorothy Fleck, Martha Stahl, Marguerite Derr and Romaine Gunther. Commencement exercises are set for the last week in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
George, Gardner
Herbert Newhard
Harry Myers
Emory Diller
Charles Humbert
Ora Essex
Isars Rothgeb
Edward Gunther
Bessie “Sheridan
Dorothy Fleck
Martha Stahl
Marguerite Derr
Romaine Gunther
Will Sing at the Strand in Duets
Miss Gertrude Houk and Miss Helen will perform Monday and Tuesday evenings at the Strand. Griffith will sing a duet at each show. The Furnace a special production has been booked for those evenings.
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Gertrude Houk
Helen
Griffith
Moose Home Coming Social With Supper and Music
Moose members and families gather at the hall this evening for a social time paced with supper and a program. Jack Walters is the chef and the Carey Jazz Orchestra will provide the music.
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The
Moose
Jack Walters
Carey Jazz’ Orchestra
Snyder Lumber Co Secures Adrian Contract for New Residence
The Snyder Lumber Company closed a contract with N. Thiell of Adrian for a handsome new eleven room residence, modern throughout.
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Snyder ‘Lumber, Co
N. Thiell of
Adrian
Wall Paper Shortage Hits Ew ing Drug Co
Small room size remnants of wallpaper disrupt stock at Ew ing Drug Co affecting resale and display choices for customers seeking home improvement materials.
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Ewing Drug Co
Carey Chamber of Commerce to launch membership drive
A recent C of C meeting led by President C M Beitler approved plans to revitalize the organization with a membership drive and new fundraising efforts. Secretary A Dr Stevenson noted the town’s strong standing for its size and discussed benefits from a paid secretary. An essay contest for high school students on why to join the chamber was announced for page one.
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Chamber of Commerce
C. M. Beitler
A. Dr. Stevenson
C. of C
Columbus
Carey
Stevenson
Atention
Carey Chamber of Commerce
R. Kurtz
C. X. Diller
C. I. Kessler
J. D. Ewing
Urban Kokenge
Elza Jacobs
Chas. Myers
H. B. Keller
Chamber ofCommerce
Young Peoples Conference Holds Wyandot County Session
The annual Wyandot county Young People conference met Friday with about 435 attendees. Officers in the Boys’ Conference included President Day Stecher and Treasurer Neil Perkins. Girls’ Conference officers included President Helen Stelter and Treasurer Ima Ranck. A song service and devotional were led by Earl Rothgeh, with nominating and resolution committees named from multiple towns.
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Wyandot County
Day Stecher
Edwin Naus
Marle Hiddle
Neil Perkins
Gerald Beitler
Helen Stelter
Orel Swihart
Ima Ranck
Ruth McLaughlin
Earl Rothgeh
Charles Peiffer
Upper Sandusky
Paul Myers
Harpster
John Newhard
Carey
Coyne
Bloom
McCutchenville
Eugene van Buren
Wharton
Milan ‘Barrett
Nevada
Florence Richmond
Anna Louise
Upper
Irene’ Bolton
Winona Beamer
Helen Griffith
Mary Armstrong
Sycamore
Esther Reynolds
Wherton
Martha Patterson
Gertrude Roth
Estimates for paving Clay West and Dow streets reported
Engineer K Keubler of Toledo says a brick street 26 feet wide would cost about 6 per linear foot to owners, about 1.50 more than Main street paving. He notes the town cannot proceed with any two streets without a vote of the people.
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K. Keubler
Toledo
West
Dow
Council
Attack of Appendicitis Strikes Local Pastor
Last Sunday evening Rev. I. H. Amore was stricken with a severe appendicitis attack and unable to conduct services. For several days he was under care of two doctors, but an operation is not expected to be necessary.
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I. H. Amore
Cleveland Tire Builders Arrive for Local Plant Work
Two tire builders have arrived from Cleveland and are commencing tire production at the local plant.
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Cleveland
Essay Contest Promises Gold Prize at Carey High School
Carey High School offers a $5 gold prize to the student writing the best essay on Why I Should Be a Member of the Carey Chamber of Commerce. C. X. Diller, a local dealer in furniture and undertaking, sponsors the contest. Entries close at 6:00 p.m. Wednesday April 20.
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C. X. Diller
Carey High School
Carey Chamber of Commerce
McCutchenville
New Riegel
Vilages
Sycamore
Len Lanius
Lanius
Central Optical Co
Cincinnati
Wyandot County
Charles F. Close
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railway
Névada ‘News S
Carey High School Essay Contest Rules
Contest rules specify a 300 word limit per essay and require contestants to be Carey high school students. Essays must be sealed and addressed to Contest Dept., Chamber of Commerce, Carey, Ohio. The contestant’s name goes on a separate sheet. Three judges will be selected later to decide the contest.
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Carey High School
Chamber of Commerce
Carey
Ohio
Upper Sandusky Locals Highlight Civic News and Events
The county community reports on a new ball team Fleck's Square Deals to face Fostoria April 24 in Upper Sandusky. A fire engine debut excites residents while council assigns others to crew duties. Multiple marriages, law actions, and infrastructure talks fill the pages alongside opinion notes on a railroad tower and local history pieces.
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Wesley Roberts
Estella Kern
Pitt Township
Upper Sandusky
Monroe
Mich
Frederick J. Moll
Florence Vroman
Forest
B.F. Kennedy
Harpster
Connecticut
Col
Sandusky
Scott Deiner
Lester Gottfried
High School Baseball Triumph Over Freshmen
The High School team defeated the Freshmen 13 to 3 on Tuesday evening at the baseball diamond near the rubber plant. Friday afternoon the same team will face Forest team Carey.
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Forest
Trubey and Grine Unload Fencing Car and Posts
Trubey and Grine were unloading a car of fencing and a car of posts for immediate use at the site.
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Trubey & Grine
W. T. C. U. Meeting Highlights Prohibition Topics
The W. T. C. U. met at Mrs. Albert Adelsperger's home with songs and devotionals led by Mrs. Elza Jacobs. Members read papers on New York Prohibition and state impacts including Maine Oklahoma New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The group planned for an Akron report and a May meeting chaired by a committee of seven.
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Albert Adelsperger
Upion
America
Elza Jacobs
New York
Bila Boole
Maine
Percival P. Baxter
Almon Blue
Pennsylvania
T. W. Beatty
Oklahoma
Levi Hile
New Jersey
I. H. Amore
A. J. King
Akron
George .Brown
S.R. Bamne
C. C. Carr
Caroline Kenton
David Heck
Clem Alspach
Homer Thrall
Mrs Jacob Greno obituary from Carey Ohio 1921
Elizabeth Bowers Greno born January 27 1859 Wyandot County Ohio died April 6 1921 at North Street Carey aged 62 2 65. First husband Geo Lashey survives son Geo F Lashey of Marion. Married Jacob Greno 1889 two children Maude and Mrs Clinton Puchta. Surviving grandchildren stepdaughters sisters and three brothers attend funeral at United Evangelical church interment Spring Grove cemetery.
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Elizabeth Bowers
Wyandot County
North St
Garey
Geo. Lashey
Geo. F. Lashey
Marion
Jacob Greno
Maude
Clinton Puchta
Carey
Wm. Faber
C. A. Landon
Columbus
May Abrams
Rose Gale
Greenspring
Lindy Kessler
Tiffin
Lutheran Church
United Evangelical Church of Carey
United Evangelical Church
Rev
I. H. Amore
Spring Grove Cemetery
J. W. Powell
Edward Gibbs
Chet England
Co. Howland
George Pierce
W. C. Anderson
Knights of Columbus host men’s retreat led by Rev Isadore Rafferty
A Knights of Columbus retreat for men, organized by the local council, will run from Sunday April 17 to Sunday April 24. Rev Isadore Rafferty will give morning and evening sermons. The April 24 grand candle procession will close the retreat and invite all men parishioners or pilgrims to participate.
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Isadore Rafferty
Blair Buys Gibbs Home on West Main for 5000
S. M. Blair purchased the A. E. Gibbs residence on West Main street for 5000 through the Grant Karr agency. Blair, master mechanic at the stone plant, plans to remodel it for a home.
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S. M. Blair
A. E. Gibbs
West Main Street
Grant Karr
Mr. Blair
Stone
Women’s clubs plan shrubbery around the library
Local women’s clubs have teamed with Fr. Scheel to plant shrubbery around the library. Forty different varieties will be planted, probably next week.
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Fr. Scheel
Mrs George Krider Breaks Wrist in Yard Accident
Mrs George Krider of Brow Avenue fell in her yard last Thursday breaking a bone in her right wrist. She received initial treatment at the scene and was later assessed by local physicians.
School House Progressing With Brick Work
Brick laying on the second story of the new school building should be finished today. Crews work from morning until evening, advancing toward a near completion of the structure.
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Auttomobile
Reo
W. H. Phelps Garage Co
Goodyear and Michelin Tires
Kuppenheimer Clothing
Kuppenheimer
East Main Street
R. D. Perkins, Carey, O
Wall Raper
C. OF C. Meeting
Young Peoples’ Conference
American Legion
Lucy Laughlin
Monnay
Florent Day
Hurd
Elmer Ankney
Helen Mackling
Lida Mae
James B. Pennington
Mexico
Benjamin Ensminger
Close
Arthur Cavanaugh
Artillery School of Fire
Fort Sill
Okla
Arthur
Loftis
Ohio Power Co
W. T. C. U. Meeting
O. C
Pythian
Knights of Pythias Lodge
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