Triplets Born in Fremont Bring Joy to Jenck Family
Mrs J Kohmann of east Fremont calls to report the birth of triplets to Mr and Mrs Ed Jenck at 342 Av Mittleney. The two boys and a girl weighed about four pounds each and were born Sunday morning at 2:35, 2:40 and 3:00. They were taken to the hospital and lie in the nursery for about three months. Dr J Kuntz notes the children are healthy and growing, with names still under consideration. Mr Jenck is a conductor on the L S E and his wife is Marie Rimetspach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ge ‘Kohmann
East
Fremont
Ed Jenck
Kohmann
Jin
Miovial- “Hospital
Steneh
Mittleney Street
Rosa
Jenck
C.“J. Kuntz
Marie Rimetspach
Gov Donahey appeals for relief of destitute coal miners’ children
Governor Donahey issued a formal proclamation asking citizens to aid destitute children of striking southeast Ohio coal miners. He cites National Guard observers in the area since April 1 and says funds food and clothing are needed. The National Guard will receive and distribute aid to needy families to prevent hindering future citizen development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Married at Cincinnati on January seventh at Saint Peters
Mrs Barbara Deters of Cincinnati and Mr C Thom of Carey were married at 6:00 am at St Peters Cathedral Cincinnati by Rev William Anthony. Miss Lulu Hamile and Virgil Deters attended the couple. The couple's wedding journey took them to Ft Thomas Kentucky and St Bernard Ohio before arriving in Carey last Saturday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Cincinnati
Barbara Deters
C. Thom
Ash Ave
Carey
William Anthony
Lulu Hamile
Virgil Deters
Lefferson Resigns as Night Foreman at Smith Chemical
W J Lefferson resigns as night foreman at Smith Chemical works with effect January 21. He has accepted a new position in electrical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Lefferson
Smith Chemical Works
Lefferson
Fine Gift From Mitchells Adds Steam Table to Church Kitchen
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Mitchell presented the M. E. B. church with a fine steam table to be added to the kitchen equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Mitchell
M. EB. Church
City Council Debates Appointments and Approves Bills
Mayor Byars and council members met to approve numerous payments including salaries for January and municipal expenses. Fire chief reappointment of Ilo Wonder was unanimously confirmed. New appointees John Twining Edward Bakies, and successors to William Anderson and Peter Long were sworn in as trustees or aides as ordinances defining duties were read. Council adjourned to Jan 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. -E. Hunter
National Lime & Stone Cx Co
EA. Gibbs
Robert Drake
Wr. Zels
Carey. Mill & Elevator Co
Elza Jacobs
S. B. Gillet
Patterson Street
Snyder Lumber Co
Chas.m. Karr
Carey Times
Peter Long
Wm. Anderson
Hoff
D. J. Humbert
Fire Department
Ilo Wonder
Mr. Wonder
John Twining
Edward Bakiessara
Ety Ceed William Anderson
Dilatory Stork Delays 1928 Arrival in Carey
The Carey Times notes no new babies reported until last Friday when the England couple welcomed a son and earned a year of free subscription. The paper asks who will be the first girl and the first set of twins to arrive this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Dale England
False report about dog harming child denied
Mr and Mrs Claed Hile deny a report their German Shepherd police dog injured their child. They call the claim malicious and seek information on its source, insisting no harm occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claed
Hile
Lew Declares Candidacy in Governor Race
Former Lieutenant Governor Charles H. Lew of Harpster reenters the field for the Republican nomination for governor. He had withdrawn from the before the primary two years ago. Congressman Brooks Fletcher of Marion is mentioned as a potential Democratic candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Lewis
Harpster
Brooks Fletcher
Marion
Tramps Stay at Town Hall During January Weeks
During the first two weeks of January many tramps slept at the town hall. On Friday the 13th the tramp room housed 13 occupants.
What the Stork Brought
An 11-pound son named David was born to Mr and Mrs Dale England Friday night at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale England
David
Debating Team Attends Ohio Wesleyan Intra-Collegiate Meet
Members of the H debating team attended an intra-collegiate debate at Upper Sandusky High School. The main question discussed was whether the United States should cease to protect private investments abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio ‘Wesleyan
Sandusky
United ‘States
Iar Foreign
Sta Meeting Plans 28th Annual Campaigns
The staff held a Friday afternoon meeting for the 28th annual event. They outlined plans for circulation and advertising campaigns to promote the program.
No Chayel Services This Week Amid Tests
No chayel services were held Monday morning as this is the week for the six weeks tests. The first semester ends this week.
Science Program Delights High School Audience
Louis Williams presented an electrical science program for the high school Tuesday afternoon. He demonstrated chemical action magnetism motors and generators wireless telegraphy and the twentieth century alarm clock. The student council sponsored the event to support the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Williams
In Romany at Lyceum Jan 23 by Blue Danube Singers
The Times notes the third Lyceum course number Monday January 23 features the operetta In Romany by the Blue Danube Light Opera Singers. Reservations open Friday January 20 at 4 15 p m at Ewing's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Blue Danube Light Opera
Ewing’s ‘Drug
Waite Downs Carey in Rough defeat by Waite team
Waite of Toledo defeated Carey 55 to 20 in a lopsided game. Carey showed improving play and brighter prospects for the county title with Winans scoring 10 points, while Diller and Jesko added six and four. Bartko and Hawks led the Waite offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Hi Boys
Waite
Toledo
Carey Boys
Carey
Winans
Diller
Jesko
Bartko
Hawks
Carey and Eden Clash Next Friday in Upper Sandusky
Carey travels to Upper Sandusky to meet Eden in a basketball match, with Eden noted as a respected centralized school and strong boys and girls teams planned for the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Eden
Findlay Girls Overpower Toledo Guests 50 28
The Findlay girls defeated Toledo 50 to 28 while the boys fell to Toledo the same night. Findlay led from early in the game and kept the advantage through final whistle. The girls travel to Eden High School next Friday for a road game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Findlay High School
Findlay
Upper
Eden Girls
Boy Hurt in High School Volleyball Accident
Ernest Kitzler, son of Mr and Mrs Ben Bitzley, was severely injured while playing volleyball at the high school last Thursday. He fell while attempting to catch the ball, struck the back of his head, and lost consciousness for about three quarters of an hour before being confined to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kitzler
Ben Bitzley
Resumed Management At A and P Store
Resumed management of the A and P store by Yr. H. Kelley after a month away. H. F. Nau who held the post during the interval left for Findlay on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kelley
H. FE. Nau
Findlay
Social will for B A Noli or members
A social will be given for members of the B A on Friday evening January 20. Members are asked to be sure to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
B.A
Garey Farmers Co op 9th Annual Meeting Notes
The Garey Farmers Cooperative held its ninth annual meeting last Thursday at the Sahttried hall. President A J Ruehion called the session to order as 145 stockholders attended. An audit report by Cowell Re cob showed a fair gain for 1927 and officers were reelected. Nicholas Lamberjack resigned due to illness. he was offered honorary director status. Several members gave talks and a 4 percent dividend was declared.
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Garey Farmers’.Coop. “Co
Sahttried
John A. Tox
B.A. Wallace
Columbus
Tle
Cowell Recob
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Bell 804
Itime
Ag -Acclaiation Cottavonz5
Guy ‘Gkeet
John S. Kok
Nicholas Lamberjack
R. M. Lonsway
Lee Ogg
C. C. Wenner
Lumberjack
F. J. Phillips
J. W. Powell
Mark Karr
C. J. Walters
Peter Krupp
S. A. Wenner
W. B. A. Officers Install At Evening Program
Last Friday an installation ceremony drew a good crowd for the W B A with district deputy Mrs Dora Thompson as guest of honor A playlet The Peak Sisters was presented A hot soup supper followed Officers installed included President Mrs Linus Myers and Lieutenant President Mrs H L Pahl Other posts listed with names and titles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peak Sisters
Dora Thompson
Willard
Junior Endfavor Elects Officers for Evangelical Group
The Junior Christian Endeavor of the Evangelical church organized with officers: President Russell Brown, Vice Ruth Musgrave, Secretary Catherine Hart, Assistant Marjorie Bingle, Treasurer Howard Brown, Chorister Treva Combs, Assistant Elizabeth Hart, Organist Orvetta Wentling, Secretary of Christian Citizenship Kenneth Nye, Secretary of Stewardship and Missions Dorothy Combs, Secretary of Bible Study Orvetta Wentling. Last week to accept charter members. children invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Church
Russell Brown
Ruth Musgrave
Catherine Hart
Marjorie Bingle
Howard Brown
Treva Combs
Elizabeth Hart
Orvetta Wentling
Christian Citizenship
Kenneth Nye
Stewardship
Christian Missions
Dorothy Combs
Health officer resigns after long tenure
W. C. Anderson resigns as local health officer after ten years in office due to advanced age. A. P. Brown is named by the county board of health to succeed him, with the former praised for efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Anderson
A. P. Brown
County Board of Health
Mr. Anderson
Mayor Warns Against Alley Ash Dumping
A Mayoral notice declares that dumping ashes in alleys is dangerous and prohibited by village ordinance. Offenders will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A F Byers
Sold 76 Acre Farm Near Sycamore to Local Buyer
Mr and Mrs Wa Cross have sold a 76 acre farm located 4434 miles east of Sycamore to EB L Jones of Sycamore. The transaction was made through H G Feagel of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. Cross
Sycamore
EB. L. Jones
Syecamore
H.G
Feagel
Carey fire department annual report of 1927
The Carey fire department submits its annual report for 1927 with officers elected: Chief ILO Wonder, assistant chief C. M. Brown, secretary D. J. Humbert, assistant Russell Leis, treasurer L. L. Myers, trustees Tom Baker Gilbert Brown Henry Emerine Averigo Lettonfadce. Drowned members, and 1927 incidents include nine fires with total damage of 625 dollars. Property losses ranged from 15 to 300 dollars. department starts the year with good membership and equipment. D. J. Humbert, Secretary, ILO Wonder, Chief.
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Cardy
Budies
Wonder
C. M. Brown
D. J. Humbert
Russell Leis
L. L. Myers
Tom Baker
Gilbert Brown
Henry
Emerine
Averigo
Lettonfadce
S. B. Chesebrough
W. South Street
W. Z. Campbell
Findlay Street
Wm. Chambers
John S. Fox
Town
C. E.hunter
BE. North St
Parmers
Wharton
West Stone Quarry
Ed Combs
S. Muncie St
Paragon
North Patterson Street
ILO Wonder
Pledging for More Safety on Our Highways
Nearly 200000 people signed courtesy and caution pledges as the American Road Builders Association reports progress in its national highway safety campaign for 1928. The group offers 1000 dollars for ideas to improve street and highway safety amid a toll of over 22000 traffic deaths in 1927. The Federal Council of Churches has moved to bring accident awareness to congregations nationwide to reduce motoring hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Road Builders Association
United States
Federal Council of Churches In America
Council
Dorcas Bible Class Defeats John Wesley in Contest
The Dorcas Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school won the contest against Rev. Joseph B. Shellhaas’s John Wesley class. The losers planned a banquet, but the Dorcas class waived it and asked for a free will offering to be given to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Bible
Methodist Sunday School
John Wesley
Joseph B. Shellhaas
Dorcas
Kenton Firm Buys Big Four Restaurant From Mrs Harris
W G Marquart of Kenton purchases the Big Four restaurant from Mrs Grove Harris. The Hayman property on FE is rented for the family moves to Avive Froyman’s sister Nellie Grapes’ farm four miles southeast of Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W G Marquart
Kenton
Grove Harris
Sle
Arnold Hayman
Hayman
Avive Froyman
Nellie Grapes
Sycamore
Pythian Sisters Urged to Attend Initiation Meeting
All members are urged to be present at the meeting this Thursday evening for initiation and installation ceremonies.
Ben Hur stage film granted three day Strard theater run
MGM presents the Wallaces famed Ben Hur story on stage film screens starting Sunday for three days. Ramon Novarro leads a cast of 150000 in a reverent adaptation of Lew Wallace’s 1880 tale with Bethlehem’s Star and Roman oppression framed for motion picture grandeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Wallace
Strard Theatre
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
United States
Bethlehem
Judea
Hur
Agia
Antioch
Jesus of Nazareth
Ben-Hur
Esther
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Corn Husks Offer New Profit for Ohio Farmers
Banks Collings reports in Summit County that corn husks can earn $15 to $17 an acre as a by product for rubber makers. Ohio firms near Cleveland will buy husks for buffing wheels at about $120 a ton, with Mercer and Auglaize counties best positioned to supply several carloads this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Banks Collings
Summit County
Ohio State University
Collings
New Jersey
Carolinas
Mercer
Auglaize
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Postponed to Tuesday
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening Jan 24. The Monday session was postponed due to the lecture course. Social committee members on duty that evening are Miss Martha Schira Mrs Clarence Suber Mrs S R Bame and Mrs Porter Hendricks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Martha Schira
Clarence Suber
S. R. Bame
Porter Hendricks
Knights of Columbus Card Party Social Tonight
The Knights of Columbus and their families and invited guests will attend a card party and social this evening at the American Legion hall on W North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
American Legion Hall
W. North Street
Millimery Sale Cuts Hats and Embroidery Prices
Entire stock of winter hats reduced to a very fast price one fourth off on a line of embroidery packages. Helen Hat Shoppe on S Vance Street offers the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hat Shoppe
S. Vance St
Spring Bloom Brings Roller Skaters and Garden Plows
Spring days lure outdoor activity with roller skating and garden work. Despite the pleasant weather, lingering fears temper the mood as residents watch for signs of trouble and worry remains.
Carey Times Promotes Commercial Printing Services
In a concise notice the Carey Times advertises letter heads envelopes and all kinds of commercial printing offerings. The message highlights printing services available locally through the newspaper.
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Carey Times
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Byars
Mayer
Chambers
Constien
Snyder
Aloft
Ana
Krupp
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Leid
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Ee Frank Frey
Slater
Fou
Teeaupérei
M . Coulter
Madalend
Bipes
Lester
Smiley
Waite Downs
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W. B. A. Nolior
Linus Myers
H. L. Pahl
George Perkins
John Greene
E. G. Snyder
A. C. Shue
J. T. Stombaugh
Paul Calmes
W. R .Markley
Arch Donell
Mrs. Dennis de
Eastern Star
Crawford
E. S
Fire’ Department
J. Humbert
Pythian
Ben Wor
Wallace
Tale of the Christ
M-G-M
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Knights OF Columbus Social
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