School News highlights blood donations and milkweed drive
Teachers donated to Red Cross in a statewide call while students gathered about 230 bags of milkweed pods. Miss Jennie Steen received audited books. several superintendents missed events due to road conditions. Principal M Tholland praised orderly assembly as the school radio program aired with Betty Gatchell hosting.
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Carey
Jennie Steen
Carey Board,of Education
Betty Gatchell
Infant Morrow Howard Dies Shortly After Birth
Infant Morrow Howard died Tuesday morning shortly after birth at the family home near the New York Central Lines east of West street. Funeral services will be held at 2 30 this afternoon at the residence with Rev. Parris Patrick of Findlay officiating. Burial will be in Spring Grove cemetery. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs William Sparks of Carey and Melvin Howard of Wellington Kentucky.
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Morrow Howard
Morrow
Lois (Sparks) Howard
New York Central Lines
West Street
Parris Patrick
Findlay
Purial
Spring Grove
Wiliam Sparks
Carey
Melvin Howard
Wellington
Obituary: Franklin DeTrav 61 Dies Near McCutchenville
Franklin DeTrav 61 died Wednesday afternoon near McCutchenville after a long illness. He lived in McCutchenville for 24 years and worked there as a mail carrier. He was a member of the McCutchanville Methodist Church and of the Magonie and Eastern Star lodges. Funeral services were held Saturday at the McCutchenville Methodist Church, with Rev. Henry S. Powell in charge, burial in McCutchenville cemetery. He is survived by his wife Minnie Lavcomb DeTrav of Tina and seven nieces and nephews.
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Harley
Franklin DeTrav
Heihe
McGutehen'ville
Pegember
San Mess
Minnie, Lavcomb
Tina
Mra DeTray
Amiail
McCutchenville
McCutchanville
Magonie and
Eastern Star
Appreciation Note From Mrs Irenh Tompkins
Mrs Irenh Tompkins expresses sincere thanks to all who remembered her with cards letters and flowers during her stay as a patient in Marion City hospital.
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Marion City
Irenh Tompkins
County Contest Honors Declamation Winner in Wyandot
Philip Shober of the Evangelical and Reformed church in McCutchenville won first place in the Wyandot county Prince of Peace declamation contest at Trinity Evangelical Church Upper Sandusky Sunday evening. Five other youths competed. Mary Kathryn Ludwig of the Methodist church at Sycamore also participated.
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Philip Shober
Evangelical and Reformed
McCutchenville
Wyandot ‘County
Trinity Evangelical Church
Upper Sandusky
Mary Kathryn Ludwig
Methodist
Sycamore
Funeral services for Herbert Arriett 74 in Fostoria
Funeral services for Herbert Arriett 74 were held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Fostoria after his death here. He married Alvaida in 1906 and had two children Earl W and Bert. Survived by wife, two children, a sister Mina Elizabeth Lenner, and grandchildren Stephen Higmas and Roatan.
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Herbert
Slemmier
KO . Years Ago He ‘Was mi Mharriage
Alvaida
Gon
Lerayis
Dena
Leeta
Luzade
Milés
Quather
Miphy
Local Contest Awards Add Silver and Bronze Medals
Jacquelyn Mapes of Cavey high school took second place and placed third in another event. Hazel Farsell and Stella Meek represented Marseilles and Upper Sandusky Methodist churches alongside Shirley Spoon from McCutchenville Evangelical and Reformed church. Philip Sho ber, winner of the silver medal from the Ohio Council of Churches, is now eligible to compete in the district contest.
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Jacquelyn Mapes
Cavey High School
Hazel, Farsell
Marseilles
Caray Times Ad Lists In-Stock Christmas Cards
Classified promo notes ongoing in the Caray Times offer assorted Christmas cards bearing names and printed orders.
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Caray Times
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