New Agriculture Man Chosen for Champaign High School
Carl A. Belly of Champaign Illinois is named head of the local high school agriculture department succeeding J R Rees who resigns to join Purdue and will move to Lafayette Indiana. Rees will spend a short time here to introduce the new man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Belly
Champaign
Ill
J.r.«Rees
Department of Agriculture
Locaal High School
Bell
University of Illinois
Rees
University of Purdue
LaFayette
Ind
Beano Party Promises Fun to Benefit Missions
Enthusiasts await a parish Beano at Parish Hall on Tuesday evening February 7 with 10 cent admission to the first game free. A large prize assortment, refreshments, luncheon, and music by the Krupp Band guarantee an enjoyable evening while raising funds for missions. All Carey is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesday
Krupp
Carey
Reward Offered for Spotted Poland China Sow Theft
A $100 reward is posted at The Peoples Bank in Carey Ohio for information leading to the recovery of a spotted Poland China sow weighing about 350 pounds. The sow, owned by A G Collet, was stolen from the Savidge farm south of Carey on the evening of January 28 1928. Contact the sheriff’s office in Upper Sandusky with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Bank
Carey
A. G. Collet
Savidge Farm
Sheriff’s Office
Upper Sandussorte
Gift Bearers Founders Day Pageant at High School
The Parent Teachers association presents The Gift Bearers, a Founders Day pageant at the high school auditorium during the regular meeting on Monday evening February 13. About 40 participants will wear clever costumes. All are invited with no admission charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent=Teachers association
Revolver Found After Home Theft Suspect Intercepted
A .32 revolver stolen from the Van Baker residence days ago was recovered by children coasting on a hill behind Mrs Anna Snyder’s home on ft Findlay street. The gun was not loaded. The thief discarded an overcoat when John Twining surprised him at the rear of the H Feasel residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Baker
Anna Snyder
Ft. Findlay Street
John Twining
H 4 Feasel
Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends
We thank neighbors, friends and relatives for kindness and assistance during Cecelia Boes hospital stay. Gratitude for calls, cards, letters and gifts to the family from Mr and Mrs Sylvester Boes and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia
Sylvester Boes
Airplane mechanic expected for Dayton government service
Wile Se airplane mechanic Paul Caimes, long time auto mechanic at F R Stolls garage, plans to move to Dayton to work as a government airplane mechanic after passing a civil service exam and being subject to call this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Caimes
F. R. Stoll
Dayton
Dry Cleaning Services at 230 Findlay Street Carey
J T Simkins offers dry cleaning laundering and pressing for rugs dresses suits top coats neckties hats and draperies. Home phone 12. A delivery truck will call and deliver clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T Simkins Dry
Findlay St. Carey
Services at County Home by WCTU
The WCTU will hold Sunday afternoon services at the county home at 2:00 pm Rev Joseph Shellhaas pastor of the Loyal Methodist Church will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shellhaas
The
Loyal Methodist Church
Rexall Silver Jubilee Sale in February
Rexall Store promotes a February Silver Jubilee sale with great values and special offers highlighted for customers during the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Social Events Club Meets Feb 9 at Mrs Harvey Wonder Home
The P R Club announces a meeting for Thursday afternoon next week February 9 at the home of Mrs Harvey Wonder north of town. Phone in your news and mutuals noted with office hours 7 80 to 11 30 and 12 30 to 5 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual
P. R
Harvey’ Wonder
North
Local Diner Guests Visit From Findlay And City
Miss Elgie Howard hosted guests at her diner on Sunday. Attendees included Miss Tilla Rose, Miss Georgia Rose, Ruth Hallowell of Findlay, Miss Cleo Sawyer, Christine Straw, and Carolyn Newhard from the city. Tee Oe TR Grill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgie Howard
Tilla
Georgia
Rose
Ruth ‘"Hallowell
Findlay
Cleo
Sawyer
Christine Straw
Carolyn’ Newhard
Thie City
Tee Oe TR Grill
Dinner guests hosted by Bland family near Carey
Mr and Mrs Myron Bland and family west of Carey entertained at Sunday dinner guests from nearby Sycamore including Mr George Reis Mr and Mrs Walter Phillips and Mr and Mrs Ralph Kinney and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Bland
West of Carey
George Reis
Walter Phillips
Ralph Kinney
Near Sycamore
Sunday Dinner Guests Share Criger Home Dinner
Mr and Mrs Van Baker and daughters Mary Ellen and Ruth Esther joined Mr and Mrs Harry Bowman and daughter Betty Louise and Mr and Mrs Claude Johnson and daughter Anna Elizabeth for Sunday dinner at the Criger residence north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Baker
Mary Ellen
Ruth Esther
Harry Bowman
Betty Louise
Claude Johnson
Anna Elizabeth
Ed Criger
Carey Research Club Meeting Review of Napoleon Bona Parte
The Carey Research Club met Friday evening hosted by Mrs. W. G. Bradley. Miss Edith Beebe presented an engaging review of Emil Ludwig's Life of Napoleon Bonaparte. Hostesses were Mrs. C. A. Carpenter and Miss Blanche Davis of Findlay, with Miss May Muliholand and Margaret Brayton assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Research Club
W. G. Bradley
Edith Beebe
Emil Ludwig
Napoleon Bonaparte
Cghib
J. T. Club Holds Social Afternoon With Guests
The J. T. Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Chas. Fox. All members attended along with guests Miss Hattie Ruehle and Miss Dorothy Ruehle. A social hour followed by a luncheon, served by the hostess with help from Mrs. Joe Fox and Miss Dorothy Ruehle. Next meeting at Mrs. Guy Greer’s on the last Thursday afternoon in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Club
Chas. Fox
Hattie Ruehle
Dorothy Ruehle
Joe Fox
Guy Greer
Fortnightly Club Sees Science Themed Program
The Fortnightly Club held last Thursday afternoon at the president Mrs. Ray Beebe Otis home. The program titled Things or Abreast of the Times was led by BL Baron and Mrs Edward Riester spoke on Prominent Women in Science. Mrs A S Postle attended at the close. On Feb 16 the club will meet with Mrs C C Heck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Beebe Otis
Times
Edward Riester
A. S Postle
C C. Heck
Farewell Surprise for Harold Dible at George Perkins Home
A group hosted a farewell surprise for Harold Dible at the George Perkins home last Friday evening with games and a pot luck supper. Mr. Dible, his mother Mary Dible, and his brother Irvin Dible of Kenton plan to move to a new home in California on Tuesday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Allen Powell and many locals from Findlay and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dible
George Perkins
Everning
Dible
Mary Dible
Irvin Dible
Kenton
California
Lucile Ferkins
Wesley Phillips
William, Spokey
Paul Powell
Dale Green
RoC Club Meets For Sewing To Aid Red Cross
The T R C Club met with Mrs Harry Hull east of town on Thursday afternoon. Members sewed for the Red Cross and the mystery box was drawn by Jr T J Lowery. Guests included Mrs Frank Og, Mrs Ralph Ose, Mrs Homer Phillips, and Mrs R E Gilliland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T R C
Harry Hull
T J Lowery
Frank
Ralph Ose
Homer Phillips
R E Gilliland
Sheldon Kloppfer
Walter Gottfried
The
Red Cross
Sunday School group hosts fiveweek contest at Mt Blanchard home
Mrs Park Coff and Mrs A S Postle entertained Sunday school groups at Mrs Goff's home Tuesday afternoon. A fiveweek contest winner was Mrs Ro Rees who departs next week for Indiana. A luncheon followed. Attending included many named ladies and a few gentlemen from Mt Blanchard and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Coff
A. S. Postle
Goff Tueday
Ro Rees
Indiana
W. WN. Johanson
Gail Kurtz
Cecil Laird
Mildred Tupssell
Willis Griffin
Harry Bristoll
Minor Koenler
Wesley Wonder
Etta Wemerley
Carl Kraul
Wallace Beebe
Clarence Thome
Vernon Huston
I. G. McDaniel
Addison-Rickle
Edgar—Brandt
S. W. McChesney
Lee
Edle
Mt. Blanchard
Goff
Postle
Rees
Parish card party and dance at Our Lady of Consolation hall
Parish hall hosted Tuesday evening entertainment by Our Lady of Consolation and neighboring parishes with a card party and dance. Prizes went to Mrs Andrew Collet Mrs D A Dow Matthias Fox and George Messmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew. Collet
D. A. Dow
Matthias Fox
George Messmer
Priscilla Club Meeting Hosts Needlework Chat
Mrs. Jacob Hilty welcomed Priscilla Club members Tuesday afternoon with guests Mrs. H. H. Heck and Mrs. Anna Augustine. The group shared needlework and a discussion on recent events, followed by refreshments. the next meeting is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hilty
Priscilla Club
H. H. Heck
Anna Augustine
Mrs Myers Marks 90th Birthday With Home Dinner
Mrs S D Myers celebrated her 90th birthday with a dinner at her home on Fed: Findlay Street. Attending were Mr and Mrs B Beitler Prof Reid Beitler of Columbus Miss Mattie Myers and Miss Eloise Thrall. Mrs Myers received several gifts in honor of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. ‘D. Myers
FE. Findlay ‘Street
Loyal workers hold monthly meeting of Sunday school
The Loyal Workers of the United Evangelical Sunday school met Friday night at Mr and Mrs Van Bakers. Troy Rangeler presided and read the 101st Psalm. Elza Jacobs led prayer. A committee hosted the class, and after a social hour 44 members enjoyed a pot luck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Workers of the
United Evangelical Sunday School
van Baker
Troy Rangeler
Elza Jacobs
Harry Bowman
Ju Orter Hendricks
Miss Lucille Gaster Hosts Carey Area Gathering
Miss Lucille Gaster entertained a group at her parents home west of Carey. Guests from Carey included Mr and Mrs Charles Hoops and several daughters and sons, Mr and Mrs John Wensinger and family, Mr and Mrs Albert Summerer and family, Mr and Mrs Leo Hoopf and family, and Virgil Gase of Toledo. The evening featured games music and contests with prizes to Mrs Charles Hoepf and Mrs Leo Hoepf. A late hour supper was served as guests departed after a most enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Gaster
Findlay
P. H. Gaster
West of Carey
Charles Hoops
Matilda
Frances
Eulalia
Martha
Clarence
Linus
Bernard
Harold
Raymond
John Wensinger
Margaret
Corinne
Richard
Norman
Albert Summerer
Mary Selda
Cletus
Merle
Donald
Leo Hoopf
Ruth
Gerald
Walter
Maurice Gaster
Carey
Virgil Gase
Toledo
Charles Hoepf
Leo Hoepf
Carey man pays fine for unlicensed dogs in Wyandot
W G Marquat of Carey was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Jay Marguerat on a charge by Wyandot dog warden W W Scheidegger for harboring three Irish setters without a license. He pleaded guilty on one dog and paid 1860 in fines and costs. The others were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Marquat
Carey
Jay Marguerat
jJustice of the Peace
W. W. Scheidegger
Wyandot
Lee Ogs
Marquat
Raymond Stansbery
Idaho
Infant Son of Akron Couple Brought Here for Burial
The body of the infant son of Mr and Mrs Fred Fox of Akron was brought here Monday evening and taken to the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Fox. Burial was made in St Marys cemetery. Truman Merrihew of Akron brought the remains here and remained until Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fox
Akron
Meo O
Charles Fox
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Truman Merrihew
Ford coup demonstrated by dealer with praise from riders
Seaford Ford dealer Leonard secured a new Ford coupe as a demonstration model. Numerous clients have test ridden the car and praise its smooth ride and performance matching the manufacturer’s claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL. Leonard
Married at Upper Sandusky in afternoon ceremony
Mrs Elizabeth de la Hamaide and Ma Myron Greek were married Tuesday afternoon at Upper Sandusky according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth-de-la Hamaide
Ma. Myron
Upper Sandusky
City Council Hears Bills and Budget Plans
Mayor Byers and council members met to approve numerous bills including Ohio Power Co energy for January and various salaries. The annual appropriation ordinance passed setting funds for General Safety Service Water and Light Library and other city departments. A flaw in North Avenue street width was noted and a state department may review. Henry Orians sought permission to install a weighted horse hitching post in front of his harness shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Councy
Byers
Chambers
Lillia Lytle
Frank Frey
General Electric’Co
The
P. ‘Bissell
C. C. Carr
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Carey Corporation
American Railway Express Co
John Twining
Po Heemian
Edward Ba
Walter Stansberry
Logan Gas Co
Town Hall
Trustees of Public Affairs
D. C. Henry & Co
Washington Publishing Co
U. S
Oregon Trail
Robert Drake
General Fund — Council
Street Commission
Edward Pairies
Fidelity & Casualty Co
New York
Vanee Street
State Department
Henry Orians
Vance Street Rack Removal and Traffic Ordinance Strictness
Announcement notes removal of hitching racks on Vance street block and stricter enforcement of traffic ordinance. Village invites officials to annual firemen banquet at Knights of Pythias hall on Monday Feb 6. Ordinance No 194 amends Section 6 of Ordinance 4 to equip marshal and police with firearms and gear. Council adjourns to meet Monday Feb 13 at 7:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Street
Knights of Fythias
Methodist Church Day 7 Meetings Open with Mission Program
The February Church Day at the Methodist Church featured Foreign Mission Society events with devotionals led by Mrs. E. C. Harshberger and prayer by Rev. Joseph B. Shellhaas. The Aid and Home Missionary Societies held sessions, new members welcomed, a mite box plan outlined, and at 7:30 Rev. Shellhaas preached on the Resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ash
Wesley Wonder
C. E. Palmer
Alletha Newcomer
Will Wright
EB. C. Harshberger
Harry Hosafros
Aid Society
Home Missionary Society
Margaret Dow
Hawaii
Palmer
Shellhaas
Bert Purkey
Matt Otto
Hlosafros
Ash
Mrs William Stahl Dies After Long Illness at Carey
Mrs Miraaret Ann Luzader Stahl age 78 years 10 months 10 days died Wednesday at her home on the Base Line road 444 miles northwest of town after years of invalidism and a paralytic stroke. Her husband died October 27, 1926. No children. Survived by relatives and the Luzader family who had lived with them. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 10 o clock at Memorial Evangelical church Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Stahl
Base Line Road
Miraaret
Ann Luzader
Stahl Wa
Harry Luzader
Memorial Evangelical Church
Carey
Lawsuit Seeks 49000 for Death in Toledo Explosion
In Toledo on February 1 a suit for 49000 was filed by the administrator of the late John LaFontaine 24 of Defiance against the Asphalt Paving Block Company. The claim cites fatal burns from the explosion of a gasoline trunk used by the paving firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
John LaFontaine
Asphalt Paving Block Company
Trauim
LaFontaine
Comeerna
Kiwanis Club Holds Reentar Meeting at Galt Tentauront
The Kiwanis Club held its reentar meeting at noon in the Galt Tentauront with wide attendance. After luncheon an open forum discussed topics of interest to club activities. Next Monday M. Fih will speak on The Under-Privileged Child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwiunistab
Vondes
Galt Tentauront
inter+t
Revo Ao M. Fih
Power farming demonstration draws large turnout at Legion hall
About 250 persons attended a power farming demonstration by the Zender Implement Co at the American Legion hall on Monday. A meatless meal was served at no cost, and the program continued in the afternoon supplementing the talk on various farm machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zender Implement Co O
Cysphay
Roast Pork and Kraut Dinner Announcement
Public notice for a roast pork and kraut meal with potatoes and onions. Event appears in a Lutheran church fast section with a social gathering and invitation to attendees.
Card Party and Social at Parish Hall
The C K of O Ladies host a board party and social on Thursday evening February 9 at the parish hall. Neighbors and surrounding parishes are invited. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirish
Loyal Temperance Legion Meets At Edgar Keller Home
The Loyal Temperance Legion will gather at Edgar Keller's home Friday evening after school for a local meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Temperance Legion
The
Edgar Keller
Old-Fashioned Hat Belonging to Ages Past
A narrator recalls a twenty one year old in college fashion on a blustery day who discards his hat calling the derby out of date. The poem contrasts flaming youth with a relic of the past as the speaker stays stuck in vintage style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
Flaming Youth
Edgar Guest
Would-be auto thieves flee after Toledo theft linked chase
Police investigated Thursday night in the east part of town after suspects pushed a stopped auto toward Findlay Street and later vanished. The car had been stolen in Toledo. officers traced the vehicle to a rear garage break in at Mrs Baker’s home. Strangers bought 40 cents gasoline at Overland. the would-be thieves fled. Local leads suggested two men hid at a lime plant and may be federal prisoners escaped from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Mohr
Alva Criger
E. Findlay Street
High Street
W. Z. ‘Campbell
W. B. Hoff
Kittie’ Baker
Overland
Robert O’connor
Toledo
Enline
Detroit
Awakening of Mr Tightwad play at Evangelical Church
A Sunday evening program at the Evangelical Church closes the week of self denial with the society play The Awakening of Mr Tightwad The cast includes Thomas Tightwad Mrs Tightwad Elza Jacobs Grandma Tightwad Mrs Jacobs and several minor roles within the city home room college setting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Church
Mr. Tightwad
Thomas Tightwad
Elza Jacobs
Tightwad
Jacobs
Grandma Tightwad
Jon Essex
Home Room College For
Flossie
Nick
Lucy Loughlin
Paul Powell
Mable
Catherine Hart
Tohnnie
Howard Brown
Faithfull
Standby
Mary Stroup
C. R. Tate
Neighborly
Just
Jimmy
Claude Johnon
Russel Brown
Woman Hospitalized After Serious Injury From Gash
Mrs WR Markley aided by doctors as she sustained a deep cut and severed artery in an accident at the home of her daughter in Pandtos. Surgeons stitched the wound while relatives from Carey and nearby areas visit and assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WR Markley
Peopots
McClish
Vers McCrosh
Carey
February Sales Galore in Carey Town Ad Campaign
Carey Times highlights widespread sales by local businessmen urging residents to shop in Carey. The piece promotes a townwide shopping tour with incentives and promises patrons will be repaid for visiting multiple stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Carey Times
Carey
Wittenberg College Orchestra to Perform at Lutheran Parish
Sunday school sponsors entertainment by the Wittenberg College Orchestra to be held Thursday evening February 16 at the Lutheran church. Keiss reports the organization shows better musical quality than in any prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittenberg College Orchestra
Keiss
Ie coNeza Hash
Notice of Limited Liability for Debts
The undersigned will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone besides himself and wife. Wallace Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Nye
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Parent-Teacher Association
Wile SE
County
Tad
Mrs. Rees
Seford
Jane
Jackson
Kessel's
A. Vorel & Co
Miles McCumber
William Stahl
Kiwanis Club
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