Luther League heads to Findlay for devotional at First Lutheran
The Luther League of the Lutheran Church held a devotional meeting in Findlay at the First Lutheran church Sunday evening. Attending from here were Donald Kurtz Kirtland Straw Russell Blue Howard Snyder James Yohe William Keller and Misses Carolyn Newhard Gertude Yobe Mary Zahn Martha Stahl Millicent Miller Dorcas Kennnerley Ruth Ewing Ulfie Howard.
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Luther League
Lutheran Church
Findlay
Sale notice for farm and livestock near Niger Town road
Public sale and farm rent on Niger Town road one mile south of Mexico offers horses cattle sheep hogs farm implements household goods corn hay chickens geese and bees. This notice identifies William M. Cross of Sycamore Ohio as the seller.
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Niger Town Road
Mexico
William M. Cross
Sycamore
Ohio
Operation for club feet successful on Oscar Twining
Through the local Red Cross Oscar Twining 18 months old son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Twining of Carey was operated on Friday morning by Dr Tillotson orthopedic specialist for club feet. The operation was at City Hospital in Lima and the child was examined at the recent clinic before being taken to the hospital Thursday.
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Red Cross
Oscar Twining
Carey
Tillotson
Louise Walter
City Hospital
Lima
Upper Sandusky
Knights of Pythias Anniversary in Carey
The Knights of Pythias Carey lodge will celebrate its sixtieth anniversary at Castle Halil on Tuesday evening February 19 at 8 00. Knights with their families and Pythian Sisters are urged to attend for a good time.
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Knights of Pythias
Carey
Castle Halil
Funeral attendees from distances honor Adam J Frederick
Attended, funeral, those from a distance, of Adam J Frederick, Monday, were Mr. and Mrs. Major Frederick of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frederick of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frederick of Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. H. Clinger and daughter Mary Elsie, Mr. and Mrs. Emmon Frederick and daughter Romaine and H. Morrison of Bellefontaine, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. C. Reamsnyder, Mr. and Mrs. F. Reamsnyder, Mr. and Mrs. H. Reamsnyder, Geo. Reamsnyder, N. Reamsnyder, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seebach and family and Mrs. E. Johns of Upper Sandusky, Mr. and Mrs. John Reamsnyder of Bucyrus, A. J. Reamsnyder of Fort Wayne, Ind., Mrs. Moody Crawford and daughter Thelma of Value.
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Major Frederick
Toledo
Roy Frederick
Cleveland
Fred Frederick
Cincinnati
H. Clinger
Mary Elsie
Emmon Frederick
Romaine
H. Morrison
Bellefontaine
Elmer Wood
N. B. Myers
C. Reamsnyder
F. Reamsnyder
H. Reamsnyder
Geo. Reamsnyder
N. Reamsrnyder
Frank Seebach
E. Johns
Upper Sandusky
John Reamsnyder
Bucyrus
A. J. Reamsnyder
Fort Wayne, Ind
Moody Crawford
Thelma
Vahlue
Young Couple Wed At West Findlay Street Home
A Saturday evening ceremony at 7 30 conducted by Rev L P Speaker united Miss Esther Hendricks and Luther Haines. The Bride, a Vanlue resident, and the groom, son of G M Haines from near Adrian, works as a Carey bank clerk. They will reside in Vanlue with a ready home and he will keep his bank job in Carey.
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L. P. Speaker
West Findlay Street
Esther Hendricks
Luther Haines
Vanlue
G. M. Haines
Adrian
Carey
People’s Bank
Mr. Haines
Women’s Home Missionary Societies Meet Across District
Mrs E C Walker district president and Mrs George Ash district secretary attend four Findlay district group meetings this week. The Forest meeting was Tuesday Bluffton Wednesday Windsor today and Fostoria tomorrow. Due to the gatherings the regular monthly Home Missionary Society meeting is postponed.
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E. C Walker
George Ash
Woman's Home Missionary Societies
Findlay District
Forest
Bluffton
Windsay
Fostoria
The
Home Missionary Society
Enlistment in Navy by Vernon C Pahl and Joseph Hucke
Vernon C Pahl and Joseph Hucke of Carey enlisted in the seaman branch at Marion Ohio Navy Recruiting Station. They were sent to Cincinnati for final acceptance before a two month recruit training course at Norfolk Virginia and assignment to a shipyard trade school.
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Vernon C Pahl
Joseph Hucke
Carey
United States Navy
Marion Ohio
Cincinnati
Ohio
Norfolk
Auto Show Opens in Fostoria Three Day Northern Ohio Exhibit
Fostoria hosts a three day auto show opening today with all makes on display by auto dealers. The Hakes Ford New Sales and Service Station secured a $75 000 building for the event. Music and entertainment are planned each afternoon and evening.
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Fostoria
Ohio
Auto deéMra
Hakes- Ford
Building Committee Holds Bid Session for New Church Furniture
The Building Committee of the Methodist Episcopal church met in the Rest Room Monday evening to review furniture bids for the new church edifice. Five seat firms submitted proposals and the contract is expected to be awarded within a few days.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Organ committee plans Defiance trip for pipe organ
The Organ committee of the Methodist Episcopal church led by Rev. W. F Martin with Mrs. George Ash Mrs. David Heck and Mrs. Dora Ferrer and Prof. John Moore will travel to Defiance Friday morning to inspect a pipe organ before placing an order for the local church.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. F Martin
George Ash
David Heck
Dora [Ferrer
John Moore
Defiance
Revenue Collector Coming To Carey Bank
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Charles E. Evans will be at the People’s Bank in Carey on March 4 5 and 6 from 9:00 a m to 4:00 p m or later if needed. He will answer questions about preparing income tax returns.
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Internal Revenue
Charles E. Evans
People’s Bank
Carey
Eye operation performed in Carey at Kear home
Dr Porter from Tiffin operated on one of Mrs Henry Kear's eyes at her residence on West Findlay Street in Carey on Thursday.
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Porter
Tiffin
Carey
Henry Kear
Kear
West Findlay Street
Forest Girls Dominate Carey In Open High School Game
The Forest High School Senior Class of 1924 routed Carey 27 to 8 as Lathem led Forest with 16 points while Patterson showed rare pep for Carey and Heck scored five for Carey's total. The article also discusses plans for the Caryatid annual featuring alumni history faculty photos and a snapshot section.
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Wrandot
Forest Girls
Carey
Patterson
Lathem
Forest
Heck
Gunther
L Carey
Grtr
Shae
Arnold
C . Os
Campbell
Seteres
Snyder
GFTPF
Nye
Buess
Carey to Meet Upper Sandusky Teams This Weekend
Carey travels to Upper Sandusky to face the boys and girls teams this Saturday night. The writer expresses confidence in winning and urges support against the old rival.
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Carey
Upper Sandusky
Upper
Harold Graves and Gerald Bradley Lead School Notes Bursts
Harold Graves and Gerald Bradley headline a packed school notes page delivering athletic highlights and general news. The veterans recap recent games, player performances, and upcoming events across campus.
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Harold Graves
Forest Hands Out Defant
Forest defeated Carey girls 27 to 8 and beat the Carey boys 27 to 18 last Friday night. Fouls slowed both games, making them fast paced yet clogged with stoppages.
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Forest
Carey
Forest Triumph Over Carey In Rough Boys Contest
Forest roared to a 13-2 lead and held off Carey as the game wore on. Carey narrowed to 17-14 in the third, but Captain Tong and Royston fouls dented Carey’s rally and Forest finished with a hard earned victory amid rough play and 23 free throws to Carey’s 19.
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Forest
Carey
Tong
Royston
Auto Wreck Injures Drivers In Sunday Collision
Gus Summit in a Ford coupe collided with a Ford truck at Vanlue on his Sunday visit. Both vehicles were damaged and hospital visits followed while Gus returned to Carey in a Star. Neither driver was seriously hurt. both crews reported minor injuries and broken springs and rods.
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Gus Summit
Vanlue
Gus
Carey
Fire breaks out on refrigerator car at Big Four sidetrack
Fire department was summoned shortly after five on Sunday to the Big Four sidetrack where a Hocking Valley refrigerator car loaded with grape juice caught fire from a stove used to prevent freezing. The top of the car burned but the blaze was quickly put out with chemicals.
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Hocking Valley
Card of Thanks for Elizabeth Frederick Family
The family thanks Pastor Rev Lewis P Speaker for comforting words and neighbors for kindness. They acknowledge the floral offerings and donors of automobiles during their bereavement of Mrs. Elizabeth Frederick and her children.
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Lewis P Speaker
Elizabeth Frederick
Mrs Oscar Twining and family return home from Lima hospital
Mrs Oscar Twining and her third son were brought home Sunday afternoon from Lima hospital in C X Diller s invalid coach. The eighteen months old son had undergone a successful operation on Friday for club feet.
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Oscar Twining
Lima
C. X. Diller
Bake Sale and Market by Aid Society at Rest Room
Two divisions of the Aid Society of the M kc church will hold a bake sale and market at the Rest Room on Saturday February 1 at 10 o clock. They will offer hot spaghetti for Saturday dinner.
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Aid Society of the
M Kc Ccurch
McCormick Deering Primrose Creeum Separator Service Day
Trubey and Gripe host service day for the McCormick Deering Primrose Creeum separator on February 18 at their shop, inviting farmers to learn maintenance and operation tips.
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MccCormick-Deering
Trubey & Gripe
Carey City lifts fast break blitz in win over Findlay
Carey City’s speedy club routed Findlay last Tuesday at the high school auditorium 5 17. Beeson and Linhart led with swift dribbles and sharp shooting as Carey’s offense overwhelmed the Findlay defense. Next Tuesday Carey faces Arcadia, still undefeated, with doors at 7 and tip at 8 30.
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Carey
Findlay
Bees
del” Beeson
Dirk’’ Linhart
Rowlands
Beeson
Arcadia City
Arcadia
Arcadia High School
Ohio
Dick’ Linhart
Legion Post 344 Plans Minstrel Show and Dance
The Searl Green Post No 344 American Legion held a special meeting with good turnout despite a storm. They agreed to stage a minstrel show around late February or early March and to hold a third winter dance on Washington's Birthday February 22, urging members to participate. Herman Stutz will lead talent planning at the Legion clubrooms.
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Searl Green Post No. 344
American Legion
Legion Club Rooms
Herman Stutz
Legion
Washington
Missionary Meeting of Lutheran Societies Held at Findlay Street
The Woman's Foreign and Home Missionary Societies met at Mrs. Herbert Newhard's home on Findlay Street with about thirty attendees. Devotions led by Mrs L D Truber, lesson by Mrs L E Straw and helpers, music by Mrs Nina Schofield, and a magazine quiz led by Miss May Mulholland marked the afternoon. A brief session followed with no major business transacted.
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Foreign and Home Missionary Societies
The
Lutheran Church
Herbert Newhard
Findlay Street
Newhard
Stahl
Robinson
Nathbar
Keller
L DD Truber
L. E Straw
Scott Tong
C A. Carpenter
L PD Trubey
Almon Blue
Frank Galbroner
A. H Kemerley
Nina Schofield
W G. Bradley
May Mulholand
Millie Payne
W H Snyder
Rf A Galbroner
H EE Wonder
J D Ewing
Emma Stiet
J L Cutler
Scott Tors
W G Bradley
Card Party Hosted by Mrs Ed McLaughlin on Tuesday
Mrs Ed McLaughlin entertained with a card party on Tuesday evening. Luncheon was served and guests enjoyed a delightful time in a friendly gathering.
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Ed McLaughlin
Grant Karr and John Davis Headed to Celina
Mr and Mrs Grant Karr and John Davis left Saturday for Celina where Mr Karr has been inspecting feeds at this place.
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Grant Karr
John Davis
Celina
Karr
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House of Kuppenheimer
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Huston
R. Newhard
Haegele
Gardner
C Tong
R. Huston
Ptt Fink
Crum
Flocker
Tars
Fire Department
Prom Hospital
Mickie Sats
Goa
Oupeles Bughroe
Missionary
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