Chapel News and Student Achievements Update
Chapel activities include the singing of The Church In the Wildwood and a talk on respect for laws by Harriet Stuart. Six-week and semester tests run this week with grade cards next week, plus spelling winners across Colonel Crawford and notable student enrollments and literature readings.
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Wildwood
Margaret Haford
Harriet Stuart
State Department of Édigation
Colonel Crawford
Ruth Baker
Paul Cantleberry
Darrold England
John Nye
Harold Turnbell
Betty Wenner
Jean Wolfrum
Mary Jo Huartis
Mary Jo Kirkwood
Lillian Reynolds
Roger Schmuck
Marjorie Wolfrum
Ruth Karg
Lucille Donelson
Audrey Williams
Robert Ove
Don Mitchell
Elladyn Smith
Carol June Shane
Josean Donelson
Norman Huffman
Martha Jane Keller
Nelson Gault
Robert Kidwell
Eugene Lab
George Munday
Chester Org
Hulda Shue
Martha Moffett
Madelon Ward
Paul Burson
Mauvelyn Hendricks
Lynn Stillberger
Henrietta Iden
Jack Tracy
Leland Strahm
Victor Reynolds
Grace Keckler
Joan Myers
Robert Hayman
Jeanne Chapman
Marion Gault
Gerald Phillips
Cora Enen Schira
Harold Krout
Merald ‘Puchta
Lola Montgomery
Clifford Tong
Gottfried Stoll
Gerald Stoll
May Frances Snobarger
Doris Putnam
Nellie Presler
Joe Newhard
Talmage Huston
Doorthy Platt
Virginia Greene
Marie Cantleberry
Bonla Jair
Mary Ellen Baker
Irma
Floriene Hemtinger
Mary Ruth Spokey
Ruth Brown
Helen Yant
Devis Kitter
Stolen wraps from minister during revival service at Methodist church
Thief took an overcoat hat gloves and a scarf belonging to Rev C W Sultzbach after Sunday revival. The items were left in the pastor’s study near the auditorium and included a coat given by W E Robe of South Charleston and muffler gloves from his sons as Christmas gifts last year.
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Methodist Church
C W Sultzbach
Rev Sultzbach
Sultzbach
W E Robe
South Charleston
Season's Record for Don Donelson's Semi-Pros 1931
The record lists games played at bats runs hits and batting averages for Don Donelson and his Semi-Pros team in 1931. It summarizes season statistics and performance indicators across the lineup and key players.
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Don Donelson
Local WBA Officers Installed At Carey Chapter
Carey chapter of the Western B A installed officers Monday after a Findlay district meeting. Supreme secretary Miss Mamie Russell and district deputy Mrs. Lillian Steuflef of Toledo assisted. Attendees extended greetings from Bowling Green Toledo Russish Fostoria and Carey with a social hour and refreshments following.
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Ape
New
W.lb. A
Findlay
Mamie ‘Russell
Supreme
Lillian Steuflef
Toledo
Carey
Phil Sexton
A.B. Donelson
Dennis DeVene
Figanaial
Wm. Leeder
Bertha Walters
Corinne Putnam
Bowling Green
Russiph
Fostoria
Garey
Myrtle Perkins
J. T. Stombaugh
E. G. Snyder
Tom Baker
Adam Shue
Crimena Shue
Charles Miller
F. A. Miller
Kenton Water Cleared for State Use on Trains
The state health department found Kenton public water supply satisfactory after a thorough investigation. After minor improvements, the New York Central Railroad will receive a permanent certificate to use the water on its trains, already holding a provisional permit.
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Columbus
Kenton
State Health Department
New York Central Railroad
Central Discontinues Careys Water as Kentons Shut Off
The New York Central ends use of Careys water while Kentons supply is turned off. Both actions occur simultaneously amid ongoing service adjustments affecting local customers.
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New York Central
Carey
Kenton
New Fire Truck Answers Call In Vanlue Area
Vanlue volunteers responded Monday afternoon to a Roy Jacobs home fire five miles west of town. Fire extinguished with minimal damage valued at 10 dollars. Truck covered five miles in 6 minutes 45 seconds, carries 400 gallons of chemicals and 500 feet of hose, operated by the Vanlue village council.
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Vanlue
Roy Jacobs
Vanlue Village
Traffic notice on red turn prohibitions at Findlay intersections
The city warns that traffic signals at the intersections of W Findlay and Vance streets and E Findlay and Patterson streets stall. Drivers making right or left turns on red violate Ordinance No. 185 and face a first offense fine from 200 to 2500 dollars plus costs. Mayor Krebs signs.
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W. Findlay and
Vance
E. Findlay and
Patterson
Wo Krebs
Dayton Pastor to Speak at Christ Church
Rev Charles L Venable of Dayton will preach at Christ Lutheran church Sunday evening. He leads the First Lutheran church of Dayton, a large Ohio Lutheran body. Venable is author of The Threshold to the Temple and will be assisted by Christ Lutheran choir for special music.
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Charles L Venable
Dayton
Christ Lutheran Church
Venable
First Lutheran
That City
Ohio
Christ Lutheran Choir
Indictments Mound Up In January Term
The January term jury returned 16 indictments against 14 persons. Included are three forgery counts against S H DeLong of 207 South State Street and a first degree murder charge against Cyre Bennett of Herman Street. A bank robbery charge names Robert J Wickham of Carey.
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Marion
S H DeLong
South State Street
Cyre Bennett
Herman Street
Robert J Wickham
Carey
Funeral for Rural Carrier R. D. Kitchin Held
Attended by J. L. Yohe Leo Courtad Perry Presler and Alva Criger local rural carriers on Tuesday at Syc amore parish. Noted the service marked the passing of R. D. Kitchin who served as a rural carrier out of Syc amore.
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J. L. Yohe
Leo Courtad
Perry Presler
Alva Criger
R. D. Kitchin
Sycamore
Village council approves bonds and hires new night police
The village council met Monday with Mayor Krebs presiding. Bonds for Earl Briggs and B E Mullholland as night police were approved and sworn in for 1000 dollars each. Several utility and street bills were approved and offices filled. A request to divert street funds to repair roads was denied as no park fund exists. Council adjourned to Tuesday at 7 30.
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Newhard Insurance Agency
John Twining
S. H. McKee
Donelson
M. M. Mann
F. A. Galbroner Insurance Agency
O'Connor, Mullholand and
Briggs
National Lime & Stone Co
Earl Briggs
BE. W. Mullholland
Fidelity Casualty Co
New York
George Remlinger
Justice of the Peace
Elza Jacobs
Carey
Robert O’connor
Council
Ilo Wonder
W R Zeis
Sylvester Pahl
Tom Baker
Jerry Coppler
F. L Bland
Sopher
Henry Emerine
Don Hunter
E G Snyder
Linus Myers
J T Stombaugh
Ed Gibbs
Adjourned City Council Passes Salary and Appropriation Ordinances
The mayor, clerk and all council members except H G Feasel attended the adjourned session Tuesday evening. Ordinance 228 set the secretary of the board of trustees of public affairs salary at 75 dollars a month, paid semi monthly, repealing Ordinance 294 and amending Ordinance 176. The annual appropriation ordinance was also passed. Council adjourned to meet Monday evening, Jan 25, at 7:00.
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Krébs Im
Sapier
Gottfried
Shafer
Feasel
Emerine
Nachbar
Nitrauer
Board of Public Affairs
W. J. Lefferson
Fonsschira
Frederick
Agfajis
EH. A. Gibbs
Earl Williams
Frank Fry
Emmon Frederick
Diant
H G Feasel
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Council
WC T U Plans Victory Day Program At Dow Home
The WC T U will observe Victory Day with a program at 2:00 PM Saturday at Mrs. Margaret Dow’s home. Officials say a fine program has been arranged and the public is invited.
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WC. T. U
Margaret Dow
Obituary of Mrs George W Baughman of Vanlue Area
Harriet Sarah Stage Baughman born September 3 1850 in Huron County Ohio died January 6 1932 age 81. She moved to Weston Ohio as a child and married Benoa Mitchell then later married George W Baughman April 6 1909 surviving with three stepsons and many grandchildren. Funeral service held at St Paul church south of Vanlue with Rev Herbert Maurer officiating burial in McComb Cemetery.
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Harriet
Sarah , Baughman
Huron County
Ohio
John
Arseneath
Weston
Jin
Benoa Cc
Mitchel
Nor
Othis Nin
St. Paul Church
Vanlue
Herbert Maurer
Ridge
McComb
Gerald
William Tong
Carey
George Mitchell
Woodville
Alva Baughman
Robert Baughman
Thankful notices for sympathy on loss of mother and wife
The family extends sincere thanks to neighbors and friends Rev Maurer for comforting words singers and those who sent flowers after the death of their mother and wife. George Baughman Mr and Mrs Garfield Tong Mr and Mrs Earl Mitchell A D Mitchell.
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Maurer
George Baughman
Garfield Tong
Earl Mitchell
A. D. Mitchell
New Rebekah Officers Are Installed
Miss Vic McKee served as installing officer on Tuesday evening as the 1932 Rebekah lodge officers were installed. The slate includes Mrs Harry Bowman as noble grand, Mrs Robert Brown as vice grand, Mrs Claude Johnson as ward en, and other officers such as Mrs Grace Gamel conductress and Mrs Dan Powell chaplain. A social hour followed the ceremony.
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Vic McKee
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Harry Bowman
Robert Brown
Claude Johnson
Grace Gamel
Dan Powell
van Baker
Nora Brashares
Harry Williams
Harry Hosafros
Ervin Wentling
Death of Edward Imhoff in Milan Michigan
Edward Imhoff 12 son of Otto Emhoff of Milan died Sunday night in a Ypsilanti hospital after an appendicitis operation. His grandparents include Mrs Jlan Bakies and he is a nephew of ind Bakies. Burial services followed at Milan with family members attending.
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Ed Bakies
Juhian Bakies
Milan Mich
Edward Imhoff
Otto Emhoff
Milan
Ypsilanti Mich
Edward
J»lan Bakies
Ind Bakies
Wiss Stella Bakies
Julian Bakies
Imhoff
Dutch Supper and Entertainment at Our Lady of Consolation
On Thursdays January 14 the Young Ladies Sodalit of Our Lady of Consolation church will serve a Dutch supper including sauer kraut spare ribs mashed potatoes stewed corn apple salad fruit jello cake coffee from 500 to 800 pm. Afterward attendees will enjoy card games and music by Pop Corfman’s Graveleers for a total price of 29 cents.
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Young Ladies Sodalit
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Pop Corfman
Graveleers
Carey Mill & Elevator Co Ice Delivery Ad
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Carey Mill & Elevator CO
Bettsville Bank Robbery Suspects Enter Not Guilty Plea
Mrs Hazel Bullard Alva Wilcox Jon Perri and John Wilcox faced common pleas court on December 5 bank robbery charges. All denied guilt with bonds set and requests for local attorney representation. Court proceedings noted by the Tiffin Tribune.
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Hazel Bullard
Bettsville
Common Pleas
Tiffin Tribune
Two 1932 Babies Win Free Carey Times Subscriptions
An 8 pound girl Doris Marie Halderman born Jan 4 1932 near Adrian wins a Carey Times free subscription offer for 1932 babies. Dr A W Balsley reports the prize. Three days later a boy born Jan 7 near Carey weighs 8 pounds arriving at Verne Heck's home. The paper extends health happiness and prosperity wishes.
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Leroy Halderman
Adrian
Carey Times
Doris Marie
A. W. Balsiey
Knights of Pythias Install Officers at Justus Lodge
Roland Jacobs installed the Justus Lodge Knights of Pythias officers at their Patterson and South streets hall on Tuesday evening. Newly named officers included Chancellor Commander Rowland, Vice Commander Fowler Parkins, Prelate Howard Presler, Master of the Work Elza Garn, Master of Finance Jay Black, Master of Exchequer E W Moore, Keeper of Records and Seal George Wolfrum, Master at Arms Paul McArthur, Inner Guard Chester Vogel, Outer Guard Vernal Healey. Each officer then gave a speech.
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Roland Jacobs
Justus Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Patterson and
South Streets
Ill Rowland
Fowler Parkins
Howard Presler
Jay Black
Elza Garn
E WD Moore
George Wolfrum
Paul McArthur
Chester Vogel
Vernal Healey
Death of Ruth Emma Davis A7 in South Solon
Rev and Mrs Chase Sultzbach mourn the loss of their seven year old niece Ruth Emma Davis who died at her parents home in South Solon after a brief pneumonia. The child is the niece of Mrs Sultzbach. Funeral services were held at the Huatian church in South Solon with relatives from the Sultzbach and Davis families in attendance.
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Chase_ Sultzbach
Ruth Emma Davis
Frank Davis
South Solon
Davis
Sultzbach
Rey
Miss Sultzbach
Carey school board selects new officers and plans regular meeting
Last Thursday the Carey school district board organized electing HOB Keller president and J TV Users vice president. Misa Surties Pahl retires as clerk. Other members FO Galbromer, Dr WON Johnson, and G Ro Wi Ree Tr serve on the board. A change to meeting night was approved to move from Friday to Thursday, aligning with the board’s regular schedule.
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Carey School Distreet
Hob Keller
J TV
Misa Surties Pahl
Fo’ Galbromer
Won Johnson
G Ro
Asa Ct
Tomas Corvette
Ben Doty
Trey Tyre
Annual Meeting of Care Branch Dairy Society
The annual meeting of the Care branch of the North Centraio Olo Cooperative Dairy Sales Alan will be held at the Catholic hall Tuesday evening Jan 7 30 o'clock. A program is being arranged and refreshments will be served. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Members are asked to bring their families.
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Care
North Centraio Olo Cooperative Dairy Sales
Alan
Catholic Hall
Carey Times Promotes Local Printing Services
Letter heads and envelopes and all forms of commercial printing are advertised at the Carey Times showcasing printing services and related offerings for local clients.
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Carey Times
1932 Card Urged For Struggling Comrades
The speaker warns that the national commander may pass by and find lazy birds lacking their card. He appeals for funds, urging those who do not belong or are neglectful to step up and contribute.
Visitation Brings New Post for Veterans Lepers
A 1917 cohort of former regional soldiers, now cared for by public health and veterans services, received a visit from national commander Henry Stevens. The piece lauds patriotism while noting former as well as current citizens deemed undesirable and hints at reform through wartime sacrifice.
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Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Regionaires Storgoxten
Gilligtjon
Uncle Sam
Public Health Service
Veterans’ Administration
Nacional
Henry Stevens
Legion
Comrade Briggs Returns to the Firing Line
The passage salutes Comrade Briggs returning to action on the firing line and warns undesirables that his bulls eyes are sharp, signaling renewed vigilance and targeting.
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Briggs
Comrade OConnor Drives Labor Outlook to Aid Push
The group pledges to improve local labor conditions soon and to materially aid those in need. Members present hope to boost support for workers and expand assistance programs in the near future.
Spring Promises Turn Prosperity Cornerstone Tale
A vivid note heralds spring as a magical precursor to prosperity arriving soon, suggesting upbeat market optimism and a hopeful economic outlook with lively phrasing and a confident tone.
Rebekah Lodge Members Attend Wharton Officers Session
Members of the local Rebekah lodge traveled to Wharton on Wednesday evening for an installation of Wharton officers. The gathering included Mrs Claude Johnson and many others such as Mrs Van Baker, Mrs Harry Bowman, Mrs Lloyd Long, Mrs Ray Gumberling, Dan Powell, Nora Brohares, and Reba Dame among numerous attendees.
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Rebekah
Wharton
Carey
Claude Johnson
van Baker
Harry Bowman
Lloyd Long
Ray Gumberling
Dan Powell
Nora Brohares
Voss Chesebrough
R. Flarry Hosastros
Georsze Laird
Hiro
Irvin Wentling
Jot Essex
Evening school opens in local agriculture department
A Tuesday opening marks the annual evening school run by the local vocational agriculture department. The opening meeting featured the topic of road safety and management.
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Vocational Agriculture Department
Phe
Therassiot
Sail Maanagement
Furniture Market Giants Open in Chicago World Exhibit
The proprietor of a cat furniture store announced a major market event in Chicago. The world’s largest market display spanned seventy acres with an unusually large attendance, drawing crowds to see the vast furniture exhibit.
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M bWaioer
Ta Cat
Edo
Chicago
Will Present Sonny Jane at Our Lady Hall
The Our Lady of Consolation church young peoples dramatic club stages Sonny Jane a three act comedy at the Catholic hall on Sunday and Monday February 7 and 8.
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The
Young Peoples Dramatic Club of
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Sonny Jane
Catholic Hall
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