Freshman Chapel Program Directed by Miss Helen Smith
The Freshman class led Monday's chapel with devotionals a cornet solo by Edgar Keller readings by Catherine Pahl a clarinet duet Lucille Mathern Vand and Susan iaisér violin by Angela Haferd. piano Harriét Crigeré Apnouridements by Mr Huffman. Junior and Senior classes thank the public for jitney supper support. $30 proceeds divided between classes. Music at supper by the Rhythm Kings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith
Delcie Smith
Edgar Keller
Catherine
Pahl
Lucille
Mathern Vand
Susan Iaisér
Rolo
Angela Haferd
Roca’ Ward
Touise
Rumngs
Harriét Crigeré
Huffman
Rhythm Kings
Tulip Time Operetta by High School Glee Clubs
The high school glee clubs present Tulip Time in the school auditorium on Thursday evening April 21 at 8 15. A village holiday is interrupted by tourists led by Professor McSpindle as tulip thefts arise and Ned and Dick plot to shield Christina and win the girls. The burgomaster arrests McSpindle, but truth emerges with Aunt Anna’s aid and a triple wedding ends the farce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSpindle
Ned
Christina
Katinka
Mr. McSpindle
Louis Allen
Anna
Helen Beebe
Orvetta Wentling
Hendrick van Orster
Osendorf
LaMoin Fagan
Ruby Rothgeb
Theophilus McSpindle
Arthur Brown
Ned Baxter
Jack Heck
Dick Warren
Robert Sultzbach
Iva Helms
Lucille Kurtz
Gladys Buckingham
Helen Strahm
Mary Trachsel
Margaret Pahl
Evelyn Hosafros
Mary Jane Myers
Kitty Baker
Betty Spitler
Helen Johnson
Virginia Snobarger
Mary Braun
Gladys Kirkwood
Ruth Wright
Alice Ogg
Dick Sultzbach
Monroe Crist
Jack DeWitt
Delmar Lortz
Frank Troiano
Alton Kinsinger
Richard Kitzler
Robert Heck
Clifford Holden
Dean Powell
Louis Collet
Wilford Shuman
Hubert Yost
Paul Reinhart
Dean Baker
Herman Feck
Rufus Hackney
Charles Hoff
James Fetters
Donald Deidrick
James Harris
Eugene Markley
Herman Emerine
Sailor Girls
Peggy MacWitt
Mary Ellen Montague
Gertrude Allen
Harriet Criger
Maxine Bame
Mary Kitzler
Marjorie Donelson
Dortha Jean Wenner
Advertising for Bids on Spring Runditch Improvement
County Surveyor Wm. F. Heller Jr announces bids for the Spring Runditch improvement project. The invitation appears on Page 2 of the newspaper, calling contractors to submit proposals for the county work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Runditch
Wm. F. Heller, Jr
Penny Beano at C. K. of O. Hall on April 14
The C. K. of O. will host a penny beano at their hall on S. Vance street Thursday evening April 14. Lunch served. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. of
S. Vance Street
Youth Conference Attended by Local Teens and Leaders
Miss Dorothy Mitchell and many local youths joined the 19th annual Young People's Conference in Sycamore. Louis Allen spoke on Community while groups discussed Social Recreation and Youth and Economic Problems led by Mrs Wenner and Miss Smith. Officers installed at the friendship circle included President David Kotterman and officers from Upper Sandusky and Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Mitchell
Fiver
Lyn Hoégatfros
Richard Sultzbach
Robert Sultzbach
Lucille Kinsinger
Alice Kihasinger
Mildred Merrihew
Alice Ogg
Doris Ruehle
Bernice Ruehle
Elizabeth Bachman
Gladys
Hilene Kirkwood
Glen Williams
Howard Rickle
Helen Smith
Helen Gottfried
Louis Allen
Lucille Montague
Gottfried
David Kotterman
Upper Sandusky
Mary Jane Gaver
Lois McKibben
Sycamore
Kiwanis Meeting Shifts to Evening Hour at Galt Hotel
Eighteen Kiwanis members met at the Galt Hotel dining room Monday evening as the club tests a move from noon to 6 15 PM. Dr Stroup of Norwalk could not attend. President Romig and Supt Arnholt spoke briefly on program plans and business. The Rhythm Kings provided music. A special meeting is planned for next Monday when Dr Overtuffer of the state board of health will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Galt Hotel
Dr. Stroup
Norwalk
Romig
Supt. Arnholt
Rhythm Kings
Overtuffer
State Board of Health
Ideal World Wish On Editors And Critics
The writer laments critics who police columns yet skew public opinion. They argue that once printed, words are unalterable and gossip can sting. conversations shape retellings and denials.
Tailor G W Hickle to Auction Off Carey Shop Stock
G W Hickle, long time Carey tailor, will hold a public auction of his stock and fixtures Saturday afternoon at his E Findlay street shop. He came to Carey after working for J 4 Sutphen, later partnering with the late O A Gunther. Nearly eighty, he is esteemed as a skilled artisan of his era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hickle
Carey
E. Findlay Street
Mr. Hickle
J. 4. Sutphen
O. A Gunther
Balloon from Lakewood Found on Heck Farm
On Saturday afternoon at 230 o'clock the children of Mr and Mrs S A Heck found a balloon on their farm five miles west of town. It advertised the Bailey Co store second anniversary sale in Lakewood from April 9 to 16. A ticket attached to the balloon was good for 75 cents of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Bailey Co
City Bans Roller Skating on Two Streets
The mayor prohibits roller skating on Findlay street between Patterson street and the post office and on Vance street between Clay street and North street. City officials urge compliance and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Street
Patterson Street
Post Office
Vance Street
Clay Street
North Street
S. H. Krebs
Judge Schaber to Speak at Legion Meeting
Judge Chas. F. Schaber of Bucyrus will speak at the Earl Greenpost American Legion regular meeting next Tuesday evening. Ex servicemen of World War and Spanish War veterans are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Schaber
Bucyrus
Earl Greenpost
American Legion
Carey School Band Holds First Indoor Concert
The Carey school band of 48 under Herbert R. Hutchinson presented a program of music and readings to a small crowd on Friday evening April 8 The performance aimed to boost finances ahead of the band festival in Upper Sandusky on April 30 where Carey will participate Members expressed disappointment at low attendance and community interest in the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey School
Herbert R. Hutchinson
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Yoand
Missionary Rally Participants Present Broken Bridges Playlet
A district rally of the Evangelical Missionary Society was held at West Park Findlay with Rev. and Mrs. E. D. Paulin and numerous Marion attendees. Several participants presented the missionary playlet "Broken Bridges" during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Paulin
Gertrude Tate
Lucy Laughlin
Dan Powell
Porter Hendricks
Harry Bowman
Henry Daymen
W. M. Green
J. B. Thurston
Marion
L. L. Rowland
J. C. Leasure
Lawrence Peters
Myrtle Perkins
C. C. Carr
Luella Rowe
Nettie Zabriskie
Jay Newhard
Evangelical Missionary Society
West Park
Findlay
Perkins
Tate
Carr
Daymon
Bowman
Hendricks
Peters
Leasure
Broadcasters Shine as Limestone Ridge Trio Broadcast on WOWO
The Limestone Ridge Trio Vitalis Wisner Lavern Wisner and Sherman Rangeler northern town performed successfully on WOWO Ft. Wayne last Thursday. They were invited back to guest artist program. Mr and Mrs J Lawrence Presler Van Wert watched from observation room and hosted them overnight after the trip. Sherman Rangeler is Mrs Presler’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limestone Ridge
Northwest of Town
Wowo
Ft. Wayne
Vitalis
Lavern Wisner
Sherman Rangeler
J. Lawrence Presler
van Wert
Presler
Lutheran Missions Meeting Notes at Christ Lutheran Church
The Womans' Home and Foreign missionary society met at the parish house with Mrs. F. A. Galbroner in charge. Mrs. E. B. Kurtz led devotionals and prayer, Miss Emma Stief conducted the lesson on Stewardship of Possessions, and the meeting closed with the missionary benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans’ Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church
F. A. Galbroner
E. B. Kurtz
Emma Stief
Railroads pay heavy tax share on road funding fault line
The Sycamore Leader attacks railroads for funding road construction through freight rates and warns that eliminating rail competition would force higher taxes. The piece argues the system shifts tax burden onto motorists and consumers while rail firms pay a large tax share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Chicken Supper at St Joseph’s Catholic Church
The parish of St Joseph's Catholic Church in Salem Township will serve a chicken supper at the Catholic Hall in Carey Tuesday evening April 19 starting at 5 o'clock. Cards dancing and an orchestra. Admission 25 cents. Menu includes chicken noodles potatoes gravy slaw jello cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Salem
Carey
Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society Meeting Notice
The Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran church will meet Monday evening next week April 18 at the home of Miss Elsie Howard on Dow Street. Mrs. Ross Johnson will assist the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Larmonth
Rubber Company to Open Chelsea Plant in Ohio Group
The Rubber Manufacturing Company, an Ohio corporation of 25 000 dollars with Toledo offices, buys Tower Rubber equipment and leases from Paul Plessner estate via Detroit Trust. Eight partners run a cooperative operation with no fixed wages, production led by E L MecKimm. S F Sawyer heads the firm. Products include sponge rubber and stair treads. sales to Kresge Marshall Field Goldblatt J L Hudson Crowley-Miller. Plant ready next week. several members plan to move to Chelsea in the coming month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubber Manufacturing Company
Ohio Corporation
Toledo
Tower Rubber Company
Lewis
Paul Plessner
Detroit’ Trust Co
New Corporation
Sto
S. F. Sawyer
E. L. MecKimm
Kresge
Marshall Field
Goldblatt
J. L. Hudson Co
Crowley-Miller
Chelsea
Mich
Toledo Rubber Wares Co Incorporation Notice
Toledo business registers 100 shares no par and lists incorporators B G McKimm C M Bothe A F Jacks S F Sawyer at 404 Melrose Avenue Toledo Ohio as of April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo—Rubber Ware Manufacturing Co
B. G. McKimm
C. M. Bothe
A. F. Jacks
S. F. Sawyer
Melrose Avenue
Toledo
O.—Ohio
Nephew Injured by Flying Steel at Catawba Farm
Rev and Mrs C W Sultzbach report their nephew Robert Hunter of Catawba was struck in the eye by flying steel while working with machinery on his father's farm. He, 22, was taken to Urbana Hospital where the iron was removed. He is active in the local Methodist church and Epworth League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Sultzbach
Robert Hunter
Catawba
Urbana
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Postmaster Newhard III Ill With Heart Trouble
Sunday forenoon Postmaster Herbert Newhard was taken ill with heart trouble and has since stayed at home. He has been cared for by nurse Mrs Donald Donelson. His wife, visiting relatives in Pittsburgh, returned home Wednesday. Mr Newhard is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Newhard
Donald Donelson
Pittsburgh
Charles Stiné
Newhard
Semi Pros Organized for Baseball Season at Local Park
At a Friday meeting at Henry Orians harness shop the Semi Pros formed for the coming season. Matt Orians elected president, Don Donelson manager and treasurer, Arch Donelson secretary. Money from last season funded new uniforms as bleachers are repainted and the diamond leveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Orians
Don Donelson
Matt Orians
Arch Donelson
Gbali Park
Slotterbeck Granddaughter Weds Clarence Rine in Newark
Miss Elvira Slotterbeck, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Slotterbeck, married Clarence Rine of Newark on Monday April 14. The couple began housekeeping on a farm near Perrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John _ Slotterbeck
Elvira Slotterbeck
Charles Slotterbeck
Clarence Rine
Newark
Rine
Perryton
Sultzbach Addresses Vanlue P T A On Character Building
Rev C W Sultzbach spoke to a large audience at the Vanlue P T A meeting on Tuesday evening. His address titled The Parent-Teacher Association In Character Building focused on the organization's role in shaping character. Mrs Sultzbach accompanied him to Vanlue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C W Sultzbach
P T. A
Vanlue
Parent-Teacher Association
Local C. L. of C. Initiation Meeting at Findlay
All members of the local C. L. of C. who wish to attend the initiation at Findlay Sunday are asked to meet at 1:00 p. m. at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Balsley on W. Findlay street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. of C
Findlay
A. W. Balsley
W. Findlay Street
Remodeling at Simonis grocery site announced
REMODELLING STORE Co. C. Simonis' grocery is being extensively remodelled. Shelving will be torn down and up-to-date display racks installed.
Kelbley Rites Set for Local Pioneer in Seneca County
John M Kelbley age 54 of Loftdowntown Seneca County died Monday night at his son Albert Kelbleys home east of Fostoria following a long illness. Funeral at St Wendelin Fostoria Friday 9 am with burial in St Boniface New Riegel. He born Nov 30 1827 married Feb 22 1901 to Margaret Clouse. Survived by wife children Albert Clarence Douggne two brothers Edward Charles. The death delayed Clarence Kelbleys marriage to Hilda Fox of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M.,kelbley
Lfelons
Loftdown Towndhin
Seneca County
Albert Kelbley
Fostoria
St. Wendelin’s Church
St. Boniface’s
New Riegel
Kelbley
Mr. Kelbley
John
Mary Kelbley
Margaret, Clouse
Albert
Clarence
Douggne
Edward
Charles
Tiffin
Hilda Fox
John S. Fox
East of Carey
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Vanlue Eighth Grade Commencement Program
The Vanlue eighth grade commencement will be held Thursday April 21 at 8 p m in the school auditorium. Miss Mable Bame teaches and the program features songs readings and speeches including salutatory, class history and valedictory with Rev. Esterly and Rev. Guyer among presenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue
Mable Bame
Merry
Fred B. Esterly
Martha Presler
Cornet
Ray Lewis
Dean Thomas
Iris Rangeler
James Guyer
Findlay
Ada Ecker
Maryette Parker
Madeline Saltzman
Reward Offered After Barred Rock Thefts
The sheriff posts a 50 dollar reward for information to catch the thieves who stole 50 Barred Rocks from Hayes Greer near Carey. Hardin County reports 100 Barred Rocks taken in a separate incident Tuesday night and the sheriff’s office is notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Greer
Carey
Weatherholtz
Hardin County
Knights of Columbus Fish Supper Set for Friday
Knights of Columbus members will serve a fish supper Friday April 15 from 5 to 8 pm. Menu includes haddock potatoes deviled eggs tomatoes bread butter milk and coffee. Cards and dancing to follow all for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Vanlue Rod and Gun Club to hold annual meeting
The Vanlue Rod and Gun Club will hold its annual meeting and election of officers Thursday evening April 14 at eight o’clock in the IOO’s hall. Be sure to attend and help lower the dues. Eats provided. E R Oman, President P B Hendricks, Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue Rod and Gun Club
IOO
E R Oman
P B Hendricks
WoC T U Meeting Friday Afternoon at Memorial Church
WoC T U members will meet Friday at 2 o clock with Mrs Elmer Wonder on N Vake street. A playlet How the Story Grew will be performed by Memorial Evangelical church women. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woc Ot T
Elmer Wonder
Vake Street
Women
Memorial Evangelical Church
Opening Optical and Repair Shop Reopens on Findlay
The Jacob room on FE Findlay street is being fitted up for G H Follette who will reopen a jewelry clock and watch repairing and optical department shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Findlay Street
G H Follette
Eastern Star Meeting Notice Carey Chapter 168
Carey Chapter No. 168 O E B S will meet Friday evening at 7 30 o clock for a regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Meeting
Carey
Mrs. Lloyd Logsdon Rites Held in Our Lady of Consolation
Mrs. Lloyd Logsdon died at 10 25 a m at 3165 N Wood St Fostoria after a year of ill health. Born January 18 1896 in Baltimore she was married November 9 1915 to Lloyd Logsdon. Survived by ten children five died in infancy along with her father Mrs John Wenzinger and siblings Kummerer of Carey and Chicago other relatives mourn her funeral was at Our Lady of Consolation Fostoria with Fr Shibe officiating. Interment at St Marys cemetery north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Lloyd Logsdon
Wood Street
Fostoria
Logsdon
Gustave
Fredelena
iMott) Emmerer
Mort Baltimore
John
George
Kenneth
Cletus
Laura Louise
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Shibe
St. Wendelin Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Town
Joint meeting of Auxiliary and American Legion urged
A radio style notice calls all Auxiliary and American Legion members to attend a Monday night joint meeting between 6 and 10 pm. The commander orders prompt turnout and mentions an Auxiliary program and food, urging attendees to bring nose bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary
American Legion
Great talk fest on bonus balance at Washington
The piece discusses a Washington gathering debating whether to cash the bonus balance. It notes many arguments for and against and argues that veterans could benefit now, contrasting with wartime wealth and a 1945 mood. The author, signing as THE TOP KICK, supports payment to lift morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Recital by Evelyn Hosafros at Findlay College Chapel
Miss Evelyn Hosafros daughter of Dr and Mrs Harry Hosafros will perform in an Academic department recital at Findlay college conservatory Findlay on Friday evening April 15 at 8 15 o clock in the college chapel She will present piano solos Valse in C sharp minor Op 64 No 2 Chopin Piece Dans Le Style Ancien by Chaminade and The Music Box by Liebich as well as organ solos Cantilene by Shelley and Largo from the New World Symphony by Dvorak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hosafros
Harry Hosafros
Findlay College Conservatory
Findlay
Chopin
Chaminade
Music Box
Liebich
Cantilene
Shelley and
Largo
Dvorak
Community Ladies of C L of C Plan April Social
The C L of C invites members to a social evening at their hall next Monday April 1 8 with a committee led by Mrs Christ Hucke Miss Catherine Riester Mrs W A Vaughn Mrs Henry Pieraccini Mrs Jon Thom Mrs Mary Kentfield Miss Lily Jesko and Miss Eulalia Hoop There will be pinochle and bridge tables for those entering the member tournament at Tiffin April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C L of C
Christ Hucke
Catherine Riester
W A Vaughn
Henry Pieraccini
Jon Thom
Mary Kentfield
Lily Jesko
Eulalia Hoop
Mng
Tiffin
Old Man Winter Brings Snow and Cold Weather
Community laments Tuesday morning snowfall and a biting wind that persisted through the day and into Wednesday. Garden work was interrupted by the perpetual winter chill and snow covered the ground.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Penny Beano
Kiwanis
Shaber
Lutheran Missions
Newhard III
John M. Kelbley
Floyd Miller
Press Board of Education
Benediction
C. W. Horn
Ww.c. T. U
Mrs. Lloyd Logsdon
Knights of Pythias
H. B. Keller
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