School announces grade reshuffle for efficient organization
The board plans grade realignment across East and West buildings for next year. Third graders move to the West building and fourth graders to the East, with other grades unchanged. East hosts grades one two four six seven eight. West hosts one two three five. Eighth graders missing promotion may take a summer tutoring exam at the High School on Sept 4, upon request to Miss Myers or Supt Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Jet
Mattie Myers
C. E. Palmer
Carey High dairy poultry and livestock team to state fair
The Ca rey High School agriculture department will send dairy and general livestock teams to the Ohio State Fair with Carl Johnson Thoburn Baker Linus Mitten and Dean Reuhle as dairy members and Albert Rees Glen Fludson Jack Phillips Dale Robison as livestock. Charles Spitler heads the poultry entry. J. R. Rees, Agriculture Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Carey High School
Carl Johnson
Thoburn Baker
Linus Mitten
Dean Reuhle
Albert Rees
Glen Fludson
Jack Phillips
Dale Robison
Charles Spitler
J. R. Rees
American Navy Officers Presented to King of Spain
Lieut Earl M Criger son of Mr and Mrs L S Criger of west of town was among American Naval officers presented to King Alphonso XIII and the Queen of Spain at the Royal Summer Palace in Santander Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl M. Criger
U.S
L. S. Criger
West of Town
Alphonso XIII
Spain
Royal Summer Palace
Santander
New Pontiacs to be Displayed at Rickle Motor Sales
Laird Rickle of Rickle Motor Sales says a full line of new Pontiacs will soon be on display. The lineup includes a 5 passenger coach already shown, a 2 passenger coupe, a 4 door landau sedan, and the new Pontiac sport roadster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laird Rickle
Rickle Motor Sales
Family called to Swanton by death of Charles Jacquot
Mr and Mrs Cyril Kromer and children Delmo Genevieve Arteta James and Imogene were called to Swanton by the death of Mrs Kro mers father Charles Jacquot which occurred Saturday night. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Kromer
Delmo
Genevieve
Arteta
James
Imogene
Swanton
New Crossing Aids Public At Yast Findlay Street
The Hocking Valley Railway plans a new crossing on Yast Findlay street, a project welcomed by residents and officials for improving safety and traffic flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hocking Valley Railway Company
Yast Findlay Street
Will Confer Degree at Carey Lodge Friday Evening
Carey Lodge No.420 F F A M will confer the Fellowcraft degree on one candidate Friday evening in the lodge meeting.
Louise Romig Wins Gold Prize In County Awards
Louise Romig of Carey high school captured the $100 first prize with four years of interest in the Lewis Gold Prizes. Kathryn E. Kling er Nevada school won $75, Mary Jane Lavely Harpster won $25, and Helen Failor Eden school received $25. Awards were announced after a June exam graded out of county and opened by County Superintendent J H Grove with a committee present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Kraus
Pauly Ayers
The
Daily Union
A. O. Suber
Sandusky
A. S
Louise Romig
Carey High School
Kathryn E. Klinger
Nevada
Mary Jane Lavely
Harpster
Helen Failor
Eden School
Charles H. Lewis
Teachers’ institute——Union
Crawford-Ridge Needleworkers Hold Eighth Meeting
The Crawford-Ridge Needleworkers met last Saturday at Mrs. Fred Powell’s home for a short business session and a work period. Leaders reviewed slips nightgowns and dresses made by the girls this year. Refreshments were provided by Cinderella Stark and Idabelle Heck. The next meeting is set for Friday Sept 3 at Mrs. Howard Heck’s home with members to bring their garments for county fair exhibition Sept 7-10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford-Ridge
Fred Powell
Cinderella Stark
Idabelle Heck
Howard Heck
Joint Picnic For O L Consolation K of C Knights
Our Lady of Consolation Branch No 3S C K of O and the Knights of Columbus with families and friends plan an annual joint picnic at Peter Krupp s grove north of town on Sunday Aug 29 Free auto service will be provided to the grove Amusements are promised for all ages The C K of C baseball team from New Riegel will play Carey K of C Committee members Thomas Noon F J Mangett Karl Fleck extend a welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation
C. K. of O
Knights of Columbus
Peter Krupp
C. K. of C
New Riegel
Carey K. of C
Grading for New Yard Gets Under Way
Elmer Gram of Gram Bros Springfield arrives to grade the new Big Four yard south of town. Ten men and a steam shovel are expected to complete the work in about 25 days. Twenty mules and a saddle pony are housed in a temporary corral behind the round house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gram
Gram Bros
Springfield
Big Four Yard
Round House
Moving Here from Cleveland Smith Co Manager Relocates
J A Ciroline manager of Smith Chemical Co moves with his family from Cleveland and rents the Ernest Dunk property on Brown avenue. Foreman Geo Brandon from Cleveland also rents the Cart Schira property on Muncie street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Ciroline
Smith Chemical Co
Cleveland
Ernest Dunk
Brown Avenue
Geo. J. Brandon
Cart Schira
Muncie Street
Harvested Grain Totals From Byron Ogg Farm Record
Albert Schlachter living on the Byron Ogg farm south of town reports 2165 bushels of wheat from 60 acres 497 bushels of barley from 10 acres and 1744 bushels of oats from 37 acres for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schlachter
Byron Ogg
Carey Mill Takes Artificial Ice Contract
The Carey Mill will handle artificial ice exclusively next season after contracting with a Findlay firm to supply and install the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Mill
Findlay
Band Concert Program Rubidoux March and Overture Listings
The concert program from Rubidoux lists works by Ralph C. Jarrett and others including King of Diamonds overture and Our Special march. Conductors or soloists are not named. composers noted include Chas. J. Rockwell Bela Geo. Rosenkrans and Jas. D. Johnston with performers under H. C. Miller W. H. Kiefer and Fred Jewell. Ends with names George Rosenkrans and Ralph C. Jarrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph C. Jarrett
Chas. J. Rockwell
H. C. Miller
W. H. Kiefer
Fred Jewell
Kefer Bela Geo
PELLS KIWANIS CLUB HEARS EDUCATION METHOD TALK
Carey public schools superintendent Ge Ez Palmer told the Kiwanis Club that education must change to meet modern demands. He cited shifts in teaching methods and routines over 26 to 30 years and urged continued discussion on improving schooling. Hillsdale Kiwanis president Rev Harold Wonder visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge. Ez. Palmer
Carey Public Schools
Columbia University
New York City
Kiwanis Club
Palmer
Harold Wonder
Hillsdale, Mich
LeRoy Wonder
Wonder
Hillsdale Kiwanis Club
Hussey v Gregg Adjudges Father and Support Payment
State ex rel Mary C Hussey against Wesley Gregg motion for new trial denied. Defendant declared the reputed father of the child and ordered to pay 300 for support and birth-related expenses plus costs. Bond of 500 with surety required within 30 days. Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Hussey
Wesley Gregg
Council
Burson Savidge Family Reunion Officers Elected
Over 165 Burson Savidge relatives attended the Carey Fark reunion. Officers chosen include W. K. Savidge president from Mt. Victory, Earl Burson vice president from Carey, Mrs. Grant Tong secretary, and Mrs. Alden Baker treasurer from Marion. Relatives came from Carey Mt. Blanchard Mt. Victory Marion Prospect and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burson- Savidge
Carey Fark
Presient
W. K. Savidge
Mt. Victory
Earl Burson
Carey
Grant Tong
Alden Baker
Marion
Mt. Blanchard
Prospect
Local Homes Change Hands on Patterson and Dow Streets
F N Schira buys the W B R Hoff property on S Patterson street. J P Newhard completes the deal. Orville Nye purchases the Carothers property on Dow street, previously occupied by Mr and Mrs Schira.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F N. Schira
W. BR Hoff
S. Patterson Street
J. P. Newhard
Orville Nye
Carothers
Dow Street
Schira
Smith Chemical Co Prepares Rubber Plant in Cleveland
The Smith Chemical Co of Cleveland is gearing up for machinery installation in a rubber plant recently purchased. Equipment is set to arrive within the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Chemical Co
Cleveland
American Legion Referendum Ballot Results Inaction
Returns received on the American Legion referendum ballot show no action will be taken by Earl Creen post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Earl Creen Post
Auto Crash on W Findlay Street Hospitalizes Five
A Saturday 12:15 PM crash on W Findlay Street involved five occupants of a Chevrolet sedan returning from Hill Crest Gardens. Driver Alva Rosenberger failed to see a curve, traveling about 60 mph, colliding with a tree and tearing off the top. Mrs. C H Rosenberger of Tom Brook VA suffered severe injuries. she later stabilized. Other injured were Homer Beeler of near Tiffin and R L Shellhouse of Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Findlay Street
Hill Crest Gardens
Alva Rosenberger
Tiffin
A. G. Collet
Rosenberger
C. H. Rosenberger
Tom Brook
Mercy Hospital
Homer Beeler
R. L. Shellhouse
Sycamore
Married Saturday Unites Pearl Diller and Pauline Schade
On Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Methodist parsonage Rev E E Cole joined Pearl Emery Diller and Pauline Ida Schade in a single ring ceremony. The couple left for Niagara Falls then plan to reside in Sycamore where Diller will serve as high school principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
E E. Cole
Pearl Emery Diller
Pauline Ida Schade
C. Diller
C. X. Diller
Forest Scade
Diller
Niagara Falls
Sycamore
Bluffton High School
Carey High School
Bluffton College
Mrs Dorothy Redman Visits From Toledo
Mrs Dorothy Redman daughter of Mrs Watie Redman of Toledo, was a guest from Thursday to Saturday. She married August 2 to Mr George Johnson of Toledo, son of Charles Johnson. Mrs Johnson visited Dayton Saturday and planned to return for a longer stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Toledo
Watie Redman
Dorothy Redman
Mr Johnson
Charles Johnson
New Houses Planned After Celestia Hare Property Purchase
Mitchell bought the Celestia Hare property at High and South streets and the northwest Clarence Gamel lot. He remodeled the corner house and will construct two new houses facing South street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CDY Mitchell
Celestia Hare
Clarence Gamel
Hare
Wrist Break Injures Boy Cranking Ford Engine
James Zender fractured his right wrist on Monday while cranking a Ford engine. A younger brother, riding in the car, turned the switch causing the engine to backfire and injure him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Zender
Ford
Shoes Repaired for $1 at Curtis Shop
Galoshes half soled and heeled for W. H. Curtis at 3 ipd. Findlay St. First class repair service guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Curtis
Findlay St
Carey A C Sball Game Sunday vs Melmore at Carey
The Carey A C team hosts Melmore on Sunday at the rubber plant diamond. First pitch is set for 3 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey A. C.’s
Melmore
Carey
Rubber Plant
Moose Bionic Picnic at Midway Park Next Sunday
The Moose of Northwestern Ohio schedules a community picnic at Midway Park on August 29 with games contests and races for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Midway Park
Funeral services for Christian Steiner held in Forest
Funeral services for Christian Steiner were conducted Friday at 2:00 pm at the home of his son-in-law and daughter Dr and Mrs S R Bame on W Findlay Street with Rev E E Cole officiating. Burial followed in Hueston Cemetery at Forest and pallbearers were nephews Frank Lewis Ralph Herman Harvey and Roy Burkey. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W W Greer and daughter Helen Toledo Mr and Mrs Harry Steiner Kalamazoo Mich Mrs John Lari mer Detroit Mrs Charles Messenger Grand Rapids Frank Burkey Marton Lewis Burkey Lima Mrs Elizabeth Burkey and sons Ralph Hertman Roy Burkey Upper Sandusky Harvey Burkey Forest Mr and Mrs Frank Bush and daughter Clara and Godfrey Stuckey Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Steiner
S. R. Bame
W. Findlay Street
E. E. Cole
Methodist Church
C. Th. Mitchell
H. H. Heck
Hueston
Forest
Upper Sandusky
Harvey Burkey
Frank Bush
Clara
Godfrey Stuckey
Card of Thanks to all who assisted and attended
The Children of Christian Steiner express sincere thanks to everyone who helped during our affliction and to those who sent flowers and the musicians for their services at the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Steiner
CNO Sportsmen Plant 45000 Forest Trees
Forty five thousand forest tree seedlings were planted this year on Ohio farms and municipal parks by twenty six Isaac Walton League chapters. Edmund Secrest state forester outlined the plan requiring each chapter to plant at least one acre. The league, active nationally, aids conservation and farmer land reclamation while fostering cooperation with farmers and responsible sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Isaac Walton
League
New Philadelphia
Schoenbrunn Park
Springfield
New York Central Lines Athletic Meet At Toledo
Reports to the publicity committee say the New York Central Lines Athletic Meet at Scott Stadium Toledo on September 18 draws wide interest. A rifle match at Hill Avenue Gun Club may be cut to fifty shots per entrant. Governor of Ohio, Toledo mayor and city officials will review from Scott Field as special trains bring thousands of employees and families for the banker day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Lines
Scott Stadium
Toledo
Hill Avenue
Scott Field
Ohio
New York Central
Freight car mileage on Chesapeake and Ohio and Hocking Valley in 1925
Freight car mileage on the Chesapeake and Ohio during 1925 was 779121950 and on the Hocking Valley 104557 S887, totaling 83 679 835 dollars. This marked an increase over 1921. The year saw 2 963 miles of road operated across Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana with a daily average of 41 556 cars on the C and O and 10 659 on the H V, out of a total 52 215 cars in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hocking Valley
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
H. V
Cider Mill Opens Wednesdays at M. J. Ruffing's Mill
Cider producer M. J. Ruffing announces Wednesday hours for the cider mill. The weekly openings invite local patrons to visit for fresh product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Ruffing
Reunions Set Across Carey and Surrounding Parks
A series of family reunions scheduled for late August to early September across Carey park, Fostoria park, Water Works Park, Harrison Smith Park, and Oak Grove church. Organizers include Venenomen Eakin president David Goetz vice president Avery Eakin secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
Putnam
Carey Park
Morehart
Krabill
Fostoria Park
Crist
Emerine
Lamphard
Water Works Park
Baldwin
Harrison Smith Park
Upper Sandusky
Newcomer
Oak Grove
Carey
Thompson
Hendricks
Kimmel
Elm Hills
Bees
Ogg
Arnold
Enders
Rubber Plant Sold From Studebaker-Wulff Rubber Co Site
The Studebaker-Wulff Rubber Co plant on Grand Avenue, bankrupt in June 1925, sold to The Equipment Co of Trenton New Jersey for about 40000. Court confirmed the sale. equipment firm plans resale to an operating company or wreck the plant if negotiations fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker-Wulff Rubber Co
Grand Avenue
Equipment Co
Trenton
N. J
Marion Star
Pilgrimage Train Brings 1400 to Shrine Services
A special Sunday pilgrimage from Detroit brought 1400 pilgrims to the Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation for Glorious Octave services. Additional pilgrims arrived by auto, with total crowd around 4000. Special masses were held and a midday procession carried the Virgin’s image through streets on priests’ shoulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Carey High School Exhibit Set at Wyandot County Fair
The agriculture department of Carey High school will for the first time display an exhibit at the Wyandot County Fair. It is the county’s only Smith Hughes agriculture department, highlighting its curricular role in a centralized school. J R Rees, Agriculture Instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Carey High School
Wyandot
Smith-Hughes Agriculture Department
J. R Rees
Birth notices reported for local families in Nevada and Pitt township
The notice records births including a daughter to Supt and Mrs B M Rutter in Nevada on Thursday night and a son to Mr and Mrs H D Lehman in Pitt township on Monday morning. It also mentions a son to Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Lorenzo Cochran southeast of town on Sunday night and an 80 pound son named Thomas Jamies to Mr and Mrs Wm Myers north of town on Sunday, Aug 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B M. Rutter
Nevada
H D. Lehman
Pitt Township
Nathaniel Lorenzo Cochran
Wm Myers
Thomas Jamies
Threshed Wheat Not Marketable in 9 Mile Trip
A farmer brought two loads of wet wheat to town nine miles away but found it unusable for sale. Mrs. F. A. Galbroner and daughter LaVerge plan a Columbus weekend. LaVerge to begin nurse training at Grant Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Myers and children attended Ida Myers Myers ceremony at Tiffin as she took final vows in the Franciscan Order becoming Sister M Armella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Galbroner
Miss LaVerge
Columbus
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Board of Education
the State Fair
Crawlord
Thomas Noon
F. J. Mangett
Karl Fleck
Santelmann
Pells Kiwanis Club OF
Burson-Savidge
CNO Sportsmen
NEW York Central Lines Athletic and Field
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