Fisher Bullis Bride Eleven O Clock Ceremony in Findlay Area
Miss Sylvia Cleo Fisher and John H. Bullis Jr united in a country home ceremony east of Findlay in a double ring service officiated by Dr. R A Powell. Relatives and friends attended, with music by Troy Fisher and Mrs Elwood Wells. The couple will reside at 460 South Main Bowling Green after a Chicago trip for the Century of Progress exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Cleo'Fisher
J. 5. Fisher
John H. Bullis
Bowling Green
Findlay
R. A. Powell
Troy Fisher
DeKoven
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Lohengrin
Elwood Wells
Killarney
Ruth Groves
Mt. Vernon
Hallie Herman
Marguerite Jacobs
J. E. Fisher
Powell
Velma Fisher
Henry Fernside
William Swartz
Marjorie
Bloomdale
Merle Bullis
Fostoria
Kent Vogle
Lenore c
Carrol
Rudolph
Fred Judson
Wendells
Raymond Krantz
Dicke
Indianapolis
Ind
Walter Frost
Wayne
Ola Fisher
Harry Switzer
Edgar Fisher
van- Tue High School
Bowling Green State College
Carey Public
Pearl Oil Company
Narrow escape at Findlay street crossing
Five youths in a coupe narrowly escaped death when a train approached at Findlay street. The driver swung the car to the side at the last moment and rode alongside the train for about 80 feet in the early hours Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Street
Successful Social At St Joseph’s Parish Salem Township
The annual Saint Joseph’s parish social in Salem township ended with a large crowd enjoying attractions and refreshments. Rain shortened attendance. Miss Katie McDonald received the hope chest prize and several gifts went to residents of Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Parish
Salem Township
Katie McDonald
Lousville
Wyandot County Tax Payment Rate Rises
The county treasurer's office reports 88 percent of Wyandot county's first half 1933 taxes paid, reflecting strong local revenue collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Dietrick Family Visits Hendricks in Tiffin
Mr and Mrs Charles Dietrick and their son Norman of Tiffin spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs John Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dietrick
Norman of
Tiffin
John Hendricks
Two Teens Injured in Crawford Crossing Crash
Howard Ward 17 and Thelby Wentling 17, both south of town, suffered head and jaw injuries after a Chevrolet coach collided with a northbound freight at Crawford crossing. Fordyce Lortz 17 aided the injured. Richard Ward 14 and James Ward 7 were minorly affected. Wentling required stitches and jaw surgery. Ward endured a double jaw fracture and hand cut. The car was wrecked and patients were treated at Dow and Findlay facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ward
Earl Ward
Thelby’ Wentling
Ervin Wentling
Town
Crawford
Fordyce Lortz
Richard and
James Ward
Wenting
D. A
Dow Farm
Dow
Wentling
Kummerer
Ward
Richard Ward
Margaret
Kammerer Machine
Lortz
A. W. Balsley
Findlay
Bristoll & Kear
J. W. Hartman
A. E. Mann
Howard
Durbin Named Register of the Federal Treasury
William W. Durbin, active in democratic politics and magic, will become register of the federal treasury at $5,600 a year. The Roosevelt administration announced the appointment on Thursday. Ohioans note his Roosevelt support as the principal reason for the plum, with no sleight of hand involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Durbin
Register of the Federal Treasury
Ohio State Journal
Roosevelt
Settlement bid to compound $294 claim against Wharton Bank
George Remlinger administrator of Fred Frisch estate sought authority to compound a $294 claim in Seneca County probate court. He states a settlement offer exists under a plan to permit reopening of the Wharton Bank in Wharton C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton Bank of
Wharton, C
George Remlinger
Fred Frisch
Seneca County
Child breaks both bones in left arm at grandparents’ lawn
Five year old Claire Ann Weinandy fell Sunday evening while playing on the Hoff residence lawn at Findlay street. She broke both bones in her left arm between the wrist and elbow. The injury occurred at her grandparents Mr and Mrs W B Hoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hoff
E. Findlay Street
Claire Ann
Paul Weinandy
Findlay
Stolls Buy Lot on EB Findlay Street for Home
Mr and Mrs Clifford Stoll have purchased the old Methodist church lot on EB Findlay Street, formerly owned by Snyder Lumber Co They plan to build a new residence there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Stoll
EB. Findlay Street
Snyder Lumber Co
Rose Court Meeting Notice
Rose Court of the Junior W B A will meet Friday afternoon at their hall on N Vance Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Court
N. Vance Street
Accident Near Crawford Injures Two Mansfield Residents
A Thursday night crash on Route 23 near Crawford left Robert Robnalt and Miss Inga Jessen of Mansfield severely injured. Robnalt's northbound car passed a vehicle at the Frank Stanley home then struck a curve as a southbound car with five young women maneuvered left. Robnalt's car slammed into a ditch breaking five fence posts and a Bell telephone pole, while the other vehicle’s occupants were uninjured. Two Mansfield friends retrieved the injured duo around 2:00 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Robnalt
Inga Jessen
Mansfield
Route 23
Crawford
Robnalt
Frank Stanley
Will Consider Sewers for Village Under federal aid
Carey council to hold a special meeting Monday to review the offer of NRA funds to install a sewer system estimated at about 100000 dollars. The federal government would supply 30 percent outright and purchase bonds for 70 percent, with local property owners repaying yearly assessments. Officers weigh who bears the risk if payments fail and how funds are allocated between labor and large interests. R D McGill to prepare a preliminary survey. a state health official attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. McGill
State Department of Health
Miss Celia Reynolds Wins Gem Beach Beauty Contest
Celia Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs M C Reynolds of W Findlay street won a local beauty contest at Gem Beach Miss Ottawa county was chosen to represent Ottawa county in a state contest at Craig Beach Miss America 1932 selected seven prettiest girls at the Pa jama ball and Reynolds was named the most popular of the seven by Miss America and spectators Mr and Mrs Reynolds and their sons Victor and Donald and Celia spent last week at the resort
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Reynolds
M. C. Reynolds
Findlay Street
Gem Beach
Ottawa
Ottawa County
Craig Beach
Miss Reynolds
Reynolds
Victor
Donald
Celia
Beech Grove Festival Set For August Evening at Church
The Beech Grove festival will be held Thursday evening August 3 starting at 6 at the church south of Carey. Menu includes chicken hamburger wiener sandwiches coffee watermelon home made ice cream cake and pop. Music will entertain attendees and rain will delay to the following evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech Grove
Carey
Carey Kiwanis hears railroad tax statistics talk
R. B. Hamler spoke to the Carey Kiwanis Club on railroad tax contributions over the past decade. Members will continue summer talks. Kiwanis signs and a large banner prize are displayed, with H. B. Keller slated to speak next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Hamler
Big Four
Carey Kiwanis Club
Carey
H. B. Keller
Graham Riley
Carey Kiwanis
Carey Club
Galt Hotel
Catholic Knights of Ohio Picnic Notices in Ohio Branches
Members and friends of Carey Branch No. 38 are invited to a Sunday July 30 picnic hosted by Fremont Branch No. 8 at Albert Binsack’s Route 20 home east of Fremont. Games, contests, and lunch on the lawn. Branch 52 of New Riegel invites Branch 388 and families to a Sunday Aug. 6 picnic at George Kimmel’s Route 17 east of the New Riegel Fostoria road, same site as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Branch
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Fremont
Albert Binsack
Branch 52
New Riegel
Branch 388
George Kimmel
Route 17
Philathea Class Notice for Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
The Philathea class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school will meet Tuesday evening August 1 at the home of Mrs Mary Stroup on FE Findlay Street. Mrs Henry Day, Mrs H G Feasel, and Mrs A Eshelman assist hosts. Mrs Willis Dible will conduct a review of the Sunday school lesson and Mrs Truman Young and Mrs John Puchta will lead the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Mary Stroup
FE. Findlay Street
Henry Daymon
H G Feasel
North of Town
A Eshelman
Willis Dible
Northeast of
Carey
Truman Young
John Puchta
Carey Band to Play in Two Concerts
The Carey school band will perform two concerts on Sunday August 6 at Seeccallum Park between Bucyrus and Galion. An afternoon and an evening show will showcase amusements and a park day. The band invites Carey residents and the surrounding community to bring lunch and baskets for a day with the musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Seeccallum Park
Zender Implement Co Tour To World’s Fair
The notice invites inquiries about a special trip run by Zender Implement Co to the World's Fair. Buses depart around August 7 with capacity for 25 persons at a round fare of five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zender Implement Co
Dancing Pups Elocution and Dance Lessons Ad
Call Cella Reynolds for elocution ballroom toe tap and ballet lessons at phone 260. 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cella Reynolds
Boy Scouts Head to Camp for Week-Long Outing
Two Boy Scout troops depart Friday for a week at Camp named after a deceased Scout. Troop 22 from Carey Kiwanis will be led by Richard Frederick and Earl Briggs assists Troop 29 led by Earl Green Post. The land deed to the camp was given by the father of John Owens, and numerous Scouts from both troops will attend a Marion visit schedule with listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Owens
Inilles
Marion
John
The
Carey Kiwanis
A E. Constien
Earl Bame
Agsistant
Earl Green
American Legion
Richard Frederick
Earl Briggs
Stanley Montague
Richard Kitzler
James Harris
Charles Harris
Robert Frederick
Robert Hutchinson
Harold Krout
Max Silverstein
Wellington Baker
Chester England
Robert Hayman
Tommy Krom
Harry Myers
Dale Mainsberger
Robert Tong
Virgil Tong
Bruce Knoblauch
Robert Williams
Talmage Huston
Eugene Wagner
Nevin Williams
Jack Tracy
Kenneth Myers
Junior Simonis
Death of Charles Barton a longtime resident
Charles Barton 71 died Friday in a Columbus hospital after a illness dating from Friday the 14th. He lived at 83 North Burgess Street before moving to Columbus 17 years ago and previously farmed east of town. Funeral services led by Rev. Eli Motter were held at his home with relatives including the Beebe family in attendance. He was a brother in law to F. C. Beebe R. C. Beebe and Edith Beebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barton
Columbus
Barton
N. Burgess Street
Maud Beebe
John Kessler
Eli Motter
Experience backs newspaper ads says Detroit buyer
Oscar Webber general manager of a leading Detroit store told a Michigan Merchants' Convention that when business is tough nothing sells goods like newspaper advertising. He stated his experience proves the effectiveness, not guesswork, as the true test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Webber
Detroit
Michigan
Webber
Local visitors and residents in Mansfield region
Local notes record Columbus visitor Donald Kurtz Monday and Mrs Ethelyn Hollopeter as Sunday dinner guest of Mrs Laura Geiger. E M Reinhart remains homebound with rheumatism. Miss Artemisha Hoff visited sister in Findlay. Loretta Derr plans move to Froenlich’s in Mansfield. A J Hart of Akron oversees A C Y bridges project. Mike Saad of Tiffin stopped by Dumit home. his horse drawn vehicle draws comment among cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kurtz
Columbus
Ethelyn Hollopeter
Laura Geiger
E M Reinhart
Vance Street
Artemisha Hoff
Paul Weinandy
Findlay
Loretta Derr
Tiffin
Froenlich's
Mansfield
A. J Hart
Akron
Here
Mike Saad
Charles Dumit
Semis Fall In Ten Inning Setback To Weinerts Of Toledo
The Semis, led by Keckler and Wickiser, lost 3 to 2 in 10 innings to Weinerts of Toledo on the rubber plant diamond. Mooney and Robinson sparked the late rally for Weinerts, while Carey hitters produced runs in the fourth and fifth frames. Next, the Semi Pros face the Delphos Merchant team as manager Don efforts to rebuild the lineup and boost fan turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
A. C
Don Donelson
Afi Wenert’s
Wenerts
Mooney
Robinson
Wickiser
Weinerts
Carey
Delphos Club
Columbus
A. A
Lima Independents
Bound to Jury in Family Mistreatment Case
Donna Althouser wife of Arthur Althouser was arraigned before Justice of the Peace F E Weidaw on a family mistreatment charge. She pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under a $1000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Althouser
Arthur Althouser
Emery Glosser
Justice of the Peace
F. E. Weidaw
Grand Jury
Carey Farmers Community Club Meeting Notice
The Carey Farmers Community Club will meet Monday evening at the Moose hall. The program will be arranged by a committee including J W Green, H E Hetzel and B E Hudson. A J Ruehle, Truman Romig and Wm Pontius are on the refreshment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers Community Club
Moose Hall
J W Green
H E Hetzel
B. E. Hudson
J. Ruehle
Truman Romig
Wm Pontius
Local Births Reported in Upper Sandusky
A daughter was born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Vincent Manget on N Patterson Street and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Altwater on Sycamore Street. The families formerly resided here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Manget
N. Patterson Street
Kenneth Altwater
Sycamore Street
Upper
Sandusky
Masonic Lodge Carey 420 Set Friday Meeting
Carey Lodge No 420 F and A M calls all members to an important meeting on Friday July 28 at 8 00 PM. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Lodge
Memorial Evangelical church social meeting Friday
The EB LO BE of Memorial Evangelical church will hold its regular social meeting Friday evening July 28 at Ray Coldiron's home north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. L. C. BE
Memorial Evangelical Church
Ray Coldiron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fisher - Bullis
Little Dickie Wells
Durbin
Joe
H. R. Hutchinson
Westmount Cadets
Ohio
Elves
Washington Post
C. A. Woods
Fred Jewell Henry
Fillmore
W. H. Kiefer
Sousa
Balfe
Barnhouse
K. L. King
R. B. Hall
R. Eisenberg
E. E. Bagley
Beech Grove Festival
BOY Scouts
Mr. Barton
F. C. Beebe
R. C. Beebe
Miss Edith Beebe
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