School News Highlights From Chapel Program
The sophomore class presented The Poverty Run School with Bud Pieracini as teacher and Tommy Schira dancing. Ruth Ardine Gottfried read scripture. Ruth Esther and Mary Ellen Baker played piano duet. Eleanor McChesney violin solo. Betty Krom and Gracetta Merrihew sang Alexander’s Ragtime Band. Several students earned perfect attendance and high spelling marks in the second six weeks.
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Poverty Run
Bud Pieracini
Tommy Schira
Ruth Ardine Gottfried
Jean Capelli
Janice Corron
Ruth Esther
Mary Ellen Baker
Eleanor McChesney
Frances Peirce
Betty Krom
Gracetta Merrihew
Alexander
Mullholand
Driver
Students Excel In Spelling And Arithmetic Honors
The list names Jimmy Robinson and many classmates who achieved 100 in spelling last week, with others attaining perfect scores in arithmetic. A fifth grade Travel club was formed in geography class, highlights include Reid Heck’s Oklahoma trip and Eloise Windau’s Washington DC report, plus numerous students earning 100s in spelling and honoring rolls across grades.
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Carl Gottfried
Margalee Markley
Calvin Callahan
Frank Heck
Bloise Windau
Georgia Sherman
Marceline Eisner
Virginia Ritter
Omeda Helen Leedy
Zelda Molida
Reid Heck
Marcella Brown
United States
Oklahoma
Eloise Windau
Washington, D. C
Jacqueline Kirkwood
Patricia Lou Laird
Eunice Schrade
Mary Ann Joseph
Vonita Vaughn
Gene Talbert
Billy Talbert
Dorothy Ritter
Jack ‘Sidenstricker
Mary Alice Markley
Reform appointment signalsBrookshire to congress secretary
Dr Frederick C Smith mayor of Marion and 8th district congressman elect named Mirry L Brookshire as congressional secretary. Brookshire served as Marion city clerk and clerk of council for three years under Smiths administration and previously worked in advertising. He is 37, married, lifelong resident of the 8th Ohio district born in Forest Hardin county. They plan to depart for Washington on December 28 to prepare for Congress opening next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Smith
Marion
Mirry L. Brookshire
Brookshire
Smith
Ohio
Forest
Hardin County
Mr. Brookshire
Washington
Congress
Early permanent waving history and Marcel Grateau
The article traces early permanent wave origins from Nero era baths to Cleopatra era mud-wrapped rods in Egypt. It notes Marcel Grateau's death at 84, his fame as the Marcel hair wave inventor, and historical methods. It also covers early pricing, church opposition, and the shift from crimped to natural waves.
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Nero
Cleopatra
Marcel Grateau
Marcel
Charles Heck Injured In Carey Liberty Game
Carey forward Charles Heck suffered an injury in the first quarter of the Carey versus Liberty game. A doctor later found two vertebrae out of place, hampering his play as Liberty won 26 to 16. Heck scored three points despite the pain.
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Charles Heck
Heck
Carey
Liberty
Chuck
Native of Vanlue dies in Findlay at 69
Mrs. Alice Egbert, 69, died Friday morning at Kohlmeier convalescent home Findlay after years with heart trouble. Born July 21, 1869 in Vanlue, she lived in Hancock county her whole life. Survived by a niece Mrs Gail Thompson and a nephew Harry D Patterson. Funeral at Renshler mortuary Sunday 2 p.m. Rev T K Leonard officiated. Interment Lee Cemetery southwest of Vanlue.
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Alice Egbert
Kohlmeier
Findlay
Vanlue
Hancock County
William and
Sara Jane (Pratt) Myers
Segbert
Dept
Gail Thompson
Blanchard
Harry D Patterson
Beech Avenue
Renshler Mortuary
T K Leonard
Assembly of God
Lee Cemetery
Local Social Notes From Adrian and Nearby Towns
Miss Zella Haines spent last Thursday in Tiffin. Mrs Harley Lowery entertained the Hiawatha club Thursday afternoon. Mrs Arthur Ruehle of Tiffin spent several days last week with Mrs Fred Ewing. John Tom of Carey and Mr and Mrs Clarence Lawhead visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Mullholand and son Eugene. Mr and Mrs H J Mullholand and sons Jack and Joe and granddaughter Barbara Ann Riester of Carey were dinner guests. Sunday, Mr and Mrs Orson Gibson hosted guests.
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Zella Haines
Tiffin
Harley Lowery
Hiawatha Club
Arthur Ruehle
Fred Ewing
John Tom
Carey
Clarence Lawhead
Henry Clouse
Arthur Mullholand
Eugene
H J Mullholand
Jack
Joe
Barbara Ann Riester
Orson Gibson
City Star Raccoon? No, Game Draws Laughs at Window
A washerwoman passing a butcher shop reads the window lines Wieners-30 Hamburgers-27 and exclaims What a game She comments on the scoreboard like a playful urban scene captured in the City Star.
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My Land
Karssas City
Exemption Blank Shortage Evident in Garey Times
The Garey Times notes persistent exemption blanks of all kinds, highlighting ongoing form shortages and administrative gaps. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Dear Santa Childrens Plea From Carey Ohio
A collection of handwritten Christmas requests from young children in Carey Ohio. Maryellen Kummerer asks for slippers a dress candy and a crying doll for her parents. Mae Louise Briggs asks for a blue doll bed chair for siblings and parents.
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Santa
Cridersville
Santa Claus
Harold
Ross
Daddy
Mother
Carey Markets Reported Prices for Farm Commodities
Thursday morning market brief shows wheat at 70 cents per bushel, new corn at 70 cents, old corn 100 pounds per 70, 42 Soy Beans, butterfat 28 cents, pullet eggs 20 cents, hen eggs graded 20 to 30 cents.
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Rook Grocery
U.S
Col. Crawford
Ross Briggs
Charles Caudill
Gene Bingle
Mervin Bingle
James Hagerman
Robert Johnson
Kenneth Minard
Douglas Risner
Glen Robison
Cynthia Davidson
Judy Dible
Janice Tong
Col
Crawford
Lucille de Vene
Naomi Dible
Donna Heck
Gene Hewett
Jack Hewett
Carolyn Hunter
Marilyn Hunter
Florence Jacques Patty Johnson
Wlsie Myers
Eugene Newell
Richard Rickle
Josephine Salyer
Joyce Snyder
Calvin Thome
Betty Tinsler
Donald Wedge
Jack Wenner
Maribel ‘Nye
Nancy Montague
Porgy Ann Laird
Marilyn Gibson
Dolores Jacques
Betty Lou Ritter
Gene Rothe
Jacqueline Beckwith
Jimmy Robinson
Richard Rook
Elsie Hill
Mary Carolyn Stewart
Barbara Ann Williams
Richard McCleary
James Stillberger
Paul Phillips
Thelma Cupnier
Jeanette Bish
Betty Lou Monday
Bobbie Watson
Virginia Borer
Willard ,Boyce
Donald Callahan
Danner Clouser
Wayne Colt
Russel Fagan
Charles Jacobs
Charley Laney
Lulu Mae Lanning
Shirley Ann Markley
Horace Newhard
Glenn Parks
Janet Putnam
Jerry Risner
Jeanette Schmidt
Phyllis Snyder
Noreen ‘Walter
William Yingling
Marcella Martman
Joie Craft
Christeen Craft
Ruth Wenner
Donna Hagerman
Jean Presler
Joyce ‘Human
Mary Alice Heilman
Joan Tong
Marjorie Cole
Lola May Hotelling
Evelyn Mainebaugh
Patty Michaels
Howard Presler
Joey Dible
Arden Coppler
Gene Blue
Donnie Hill
Billy Dill
Zellon Ritter
Kenneth Dill
Donald Hill
Mervin Bingte
Betty Jacobs
Marlene Risner
West End
Ruth Craft
Joyce Jenkins
Gwendolyn Gove
Jane Ann Driver
Persis Newhard
Col Crawford
Peggy Ann Laird
Mary Ellen Sammet Mary Carolyn Stewart
Rank Brown
Carolyn Jacobs
Sammy McChesney
Jane Ann Mitchell
Geraldine Salyer
Evelyn Hinebaugh
Patty Michaels Noward Presler
Beatrice Watson
Dan Clouser
Roger Lessig
Patty Johnson
Betty Jo Line
Ann Schira
Cicely Claude
Jo Anne Frazier
Max Hutchinson
Arden Moser
Joyce Ann Putnam
Shirley Snobarger
Stanley van Buren
Room
Patsy Laird
Verna Lessig
Maxine Parks
Martha Ann Spensler
Donna Lou Wonder
Donald Boren
Ardyth Byers
Shirley Jacobs
Barbara Johnson
Jacquelyn Mapes
L Jane Twining
Arlene Rickle
Rosemary Rook
Ruth Sammet
Eugene Ulrich
Dick Clouser
Mary Heck
Dorothy Hood
Billy Howard
Essie Cole
Charles Iden
Mary Newhard
Francis Peirce
Joan Ruffing
Betty Wenner
John Baker Reid Burson
Harold Luzader
Harold Turnbell
Joseph Vaughn
Charles Zlebarth
Mary Ellen Calmes Haze
Coliron Betty Wamler Mary Joe Kirkwood
Geralda Mae Moser
Janis Wenner
Irma Ruth Altwater
Kathryn Black
Paul Burson Junior Corron
June Criger
Mary Elizabeth Haford
Robert Hayman
Talmage Huston
Harold Krout
Joe Newhard
Gerald Stoll
Madelon Ward
The
Carey Times
Adrian
Carey Cash
Sauer Kraut Ft. Ib
Maryellen Kummerer
Patterson Street
Mayme
Mae Louise Briggs
Jecal
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Barbara Stanwyck, Henry Fonda
Manton
Diamond Row
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