Carey High School Basketball Triumph Over Harpster
Carey High School crushed Harpster 90 to 2 in a fast paced game. Starters Huston Haegele and Huston led with double digit scores while Newhard and Kear showcased quick shooting. Harpster lacked experience and struggled to find the basket as Carey dominated from the opening tip.
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R. G
P. Williams
L. G
A. Gardner
R.newhard
D. Kear
Henry
Carey
Harpster
Huston
R. F
C. Haegele
L. F
R. Huston
H. Tong
N. Gamel
R. Johns
J. Norton
M. Campbell
K. Feichter
R. G. Barbare
G. Carey
Baskest
A Huston
H. Yong
R. Newhard
W. Ogg
Baskets
First and Second Girls Teams Roll To Victory
The first girls team shut out opponents 32 to 0 in a Friday night game. Coach Northcraft gains a clear view of team needs as Mildred Gunther shows promise as top scorer and Lydia Heck strengthens forward play. Captain Martha Patterson anchors a strong center, while guards Mildred Campbell and Zenith Dame keep the offense brisk.
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Northcraft
Mildred Gunther
Lydia Heck
Martha Patterson
R. F
Margaret Stombaugh
L. F
Virginia Straw
Magdalene Arnold
R. C
la Verge Galbroner
R. G
Ruth Diller
L. G
Forest and Carey to clash in Friday basketball night
Forest High boys and girls face Carey in a Friday game at H. S. tZym. Tipoff is 7 30 PM. Forest and Carey field fast teams and draw crowd. Upcoming schedule includes Arcadia Sycamore Eden Wharton and Upper Sandusky events through February.
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Forest High
H. S. tZym
Forest
Carey
Harpster
Arcadia
Sycamore
Eden Two
Wharton
Upper Sandusky
Second Annual Football Banquet Held at High School
On a December evening at the high school the 1923 football squad gathered for the second annual banquet hosted by the Domestic Science Class led by Miss Northcraft. Toasts by Mr Ord Essex Mr Harry Bowman Supt At M Hornby and others followed a menu of bouillon roast chicken mashed potatoes corn pudding Parker House rolls peach jam ice cream and cake.
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Northcraft
Parker House
Community Notes From Woodsdale and Surroundings
Henry Smith drove to Dunkirk on Tuesday. Arnold Lee and family shopped on Monday. Pastor John Wieand led Sunday School at 9:00 and Christmas program at 10:15. Christian Workers meeting at 6:30 Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Knepper. Evening worship 7:15 with Christmas sermon. Ernest Lodder family visited Findlay Saturday. J C Altman and family from near Findlay visited Sunday. Isaac Snyder of Mt. Blanchard and Samuel LeMott hosted Sunday. Mrs T D Jacobs and Merle Jacobs visited Mt. Cory relatives. Roy Farmer family and Robert spent Sunday with Wim Farmer of Arlington. Ira Crosser and family visited Monday. George Smith and children of Marion township visited Monday. Dan Hatch and Gerald Hatch families spent Sunday dinner with Albert Monday of Arcadia.
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John Wieand
Lee Miller
Christian Workers
Lewis P. m. Knepper
Ernest Lodder
Isaac Snyder
Mt. Blanchard
Samuel LeMott
T.D. Jacobs
Merle Jacobs
Samuel Laws
Mt. Cory
Roy Farmer
Robert
Wim. Farmer
Arlington
Ira Crosser
Pearl Harris
George Smith
Marion Township
Henry Smith
Dan Monday
Gerald Hatch
Merritt
Carl
Albert Monday
Arcadia
Parish Services and Sunday Schedule Across Churches
Services detail Mass times 7 30 am 10 am with vespers and benediction at 7 30 pm weekly prayers morning masses 6 30 and 8 00 am Sunday school and Divine worship 10 15 am Epworth League 6 00 pm evening sermon 7 00 pm pastors preach at 7 00 pm Y P S G 6 00 pm prayer meeting Wednesday 7 00 pm listed for multiple churches and pastors including Martin Pryé and de Ri.
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W. F. ‘Martin
Epworth League
de Ri
Pryé
College students return home for winter break
Clair Lytle Virgil Yohe William Ogg Milton Trubey and Harlow Van Buren arrived home last weekend from Wittenberg College for about 20 days vacation. The rest of the college students from here are expected home this weekend as most vacations start December 21.
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Clair Lytle
Virgil Yohe
William Ogg
Milton Trubey
Harlow van Buren
Wittenberg College
Annual officer election notice
The annual election of officers will be held December 27. All members are requested to be present. F. J. Manget, A. P. Brown, Thos. Noon, Committee.
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F. J. Manget
A. P. Brown
Thos. Noon
Local bowling alley change as Ruffing to operate
Jack Updegraff buys George Perkins bowling alley and Vernert Ruffing takes over management. The note suggests shopping for a Happy Home steam washer for Christmas as a happy, practical gift. Trubey Grine.
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Jack Updegraff
George Perkins
Vernert Ruffing
Trubey & Grine
Advent Services at Rev. Lewis P. Speaker Church
The bulletin outlines Advent worship with morning services at 10 15 and an 7 00 evening service. Sunday school begins at 9 00 with a Children’s Christmas program and offertory to the Ministerial Relief Fund. A midweek prayer study and choir practice are scheduled plus a catechetical class and December 30 communion.
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Lewis P. Speaker
King
Vanlue
Luther League
Bethlehem
Ministerial Relief Fund
Evangelical Church Schedules Christmas Activities
Rev F A Firestone leads Careys Evangelical Church as choir rehearsals and Christmas events fill the week. Sunday school at 9 00 morning worship at 10 30 with a Deeper Meaning of Christmas sermon. Christian Endeavor at 6 00. Christmas carol rehearsal for Eve. annual program at 7 00.
Municipal electric plants abandoned or reverted to private ownership
A National Electric Light association survey from Census Bureau data shows more than 660 municipally owned electric plants abandoned or returning to private control. It notes municipal plants taxed higher on average than private utilities, with 1912 and 1917 purchase rates, population served, and 1921 tax rates in cities over 30 000.
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National, Electric Light, Association
United States’ Census -Buréau
Pupshael
Uniiea
Electrici
United States
Tax shift blamed as city population cites rise in rates
Ohio Utility News notes that removing municipal plant exemptions would require higher tax rates and property charges. The article discusses how taxes adjust when utilities lose tax exemptions, affecting nearby cities by population size.
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Ohio Utility News
Fire Hose Delayed After Incoming Shipment Arrives
The new fire hose arrived on Monday as dealers warn of a three week delay in delivering the trick.
Missionary Meeting At Christ Lutheran Church
The Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society met Tuesday evening at Mrs Harry Wyatt's home with Mrs H Ly Wenner and Miss Gertrude Yohe as assistant hostesses. Mrs Walter Gottfried and Mrs Harry Turnbull led the Aesgon study on Japani Ree, fresh meats were served.
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Jennie Larmonth
Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church
Harry Wyatt
H. Ly Wenner
Gertrude’ Yohe
Walter
Gottfried
Harry ’ Turnbull
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Aloy$impish
Methodist Episcopal Church
First United
Prom College
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E. T. Wyler
Pieraccini. Bros
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