Wittenberg Glee Club to Perform at Local High School
Local notices compile a busy week with the Wittenberg Men's Glee Club set for the high school auditorium tonight. Other items note visitors from Toledo and Marion, changes in local conductors on the Findlay Branch, and an Ohio Forest Conservation scholarship prize funded by Martin L. Davey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Tozer
Toledo
Winans
Carey
Wittenberg Men's Glee Club
Walter Gottfried
Mercel Manon
Upper Sandusky
Russell McEvoy
Kathryn Briswell
Marion
J. J. Stoll
Merle Ritter
Near Lovell
Wittenberg
W. D. Wooley
Joséphine
New ‘York
I. N. Zeis
van Werth
Tipton
Incl
H. BE. Winey
Jemima Cupp
Reid Beitler
S. B. Beitler
Frank ‘Lally
Columbus
S. D. Myers
Edward Wagner
Bixby
W. Findlay Street
Joe Collet
Saul
Willian Minard
Fremont
Y Dd. Southward
Atlas Nellie
Minard
Vanlue
Miss Miller
Yar. Diller
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Martin L. Davey
Fourteenth Congressional District
Ohio
Davey Tree Expert Company
Kent
Researchers named at Friday Research Club roll call
Modern scientists were named last Friday evening in response to roll call at the meeting of the Research Club. Mrs. Millie Payne read a paper on Madam Currie and the X Ray and Mrs. J. J Stoll attended with Mrs. Clarence Ruffing and daughter Florenn. In two weeks the meeting will be with Mrs. Heck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Adelspergers
Millie Payne
Madam Currie
C C Heck
Clarence Ruffing
Florenn
J. J Stoll
Gilliland Sisters Host Sunday Guests From Nearby Towns
The Gilliland sisters welcomed Mr. and Mrs. C Beebe of east of Carey Mr. and Mrs. B A Mench of Wharton and Mrs. Clarence Wenner with sons Robert and Richard of north of town for a Sunday visit.
Funeral attendees honor Mrs. Charles Bloom in Marion
Mrs. Charles Bloom dies after cancer operation. Attendees include Mrs Katie Redman, Mr Ralph Green, Mr Albert Bloom, Mr Jack Updegrafy, Mr and Mrs William Bloom, Mr and Mrs Russell Bloom and son William, Mr Tearl Dible and Mrs Margaret Frederick. Charles Bloom had lived in this place years before moving to Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Redman
Ralph Green
Albert Bloom
Jack Updegrafy
William Bloom
Rkussell Bloom
William
Tearl Dible
Margaret Frederick
Marion
Charles Bloom
Bloom
Getaway Ends in Focused Return to Royceville
UCIUS GRIGGS the Ninth National Bank president steals 150000 from vaults and speeds toward Royceville in a bid to outpace pursuers. A collision at a road pass brings detectives and a third car into play. Griggs awakens at home under guard and learns his heroic deed saved the day, but his fate lies with the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucius Griggs
Ninth National Bank
Royceville
Europe
Griggs
Manever
Tie
Martin
Self Help Book Sale Prompted by Birthday Gift
A Boston Transcript quote notes a clerk recommending a Self Help book for a boy on his birthday. The woman objects, saying the boy already excels in social behavior at parties, implying the book would be unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Park Pavilion Exterior Painting Sealed Bid Notice
Sealed bids will be received until 7 p m on April 24 1925 for painting all exterior surfaces of the Park Pavilion. Bids must include labor and use a high grade mixed ivory paint, applied with thorough brushing. Board of Public Affairs announces the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Pavilion
Board OF Public Affairs
Carey Times Want Ads Cleans House Eye Care
Winans, Carey jeweler and optometrist, offers eye tests and guidance. See him for vision help and to discuss matters of eye health and eyewear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Winans
Carey Jeweler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller
Joe DeWitt
Tiffin
Ilumus Co
Will Heck
Mercer Manon
Manon
Mildred Cupp
Earl Carter
Lakeland
William Zurcher
Lima
Alfred Bier
Vanluc
Samuel Bier
North Street
Lier
Phil Henn
Findlay
Detroit
Mrs Heck
Canada
Simonis Grocery
Morris Schultz
Rest Veremer Mer Mer
Mem. Hy
Western Newspaper Union
Phat
Brussels
Axminster
C. X. Diller
Carey, Ohio
Furniture and Undertaking
Coleman Dry Goods Co
Naco
Post Office
Fes
The
Ewing Drug Company
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