Death of Mrs Joseph Wehrle in Adrian
Friends mourn the death of Emma Ewing Wehrle at 2 30 pm after a two hour illness following hemorrhages of the dunes. Born August 16 1855 in Adrian she married Joseph Wehrle February 13 1889 and survives with no children. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 30 pm at the Methodist church with burial in Baker cemetery.
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Joseph’ Wehrle
Adrian
Anion
Pephew
Fred
Wehrle
John Welibs, Jr
Detroit
Elmer Ewing
Sadie Ewing
Louise Ewing
Ewing
Methodist Church
C. W. Sultzbach
Lucy Laughlin
J. P. Newhard, Jr
Darwin Presler
W. Mullholland
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Bereavement
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindnesses during illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Grateful for flowers and for Rev Sultzbach consoling words, musicians services at funeral and Undertaker Bristoll. Joseph Wehrle, Mr. and Mrs Fred Ewing.
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Sultzbach
Bristoll
Joseph Wehrle
Fred Ewing
Baker and Pratt unite in southwest Findlay ceremony
Thoburn Baker and Miss Gladys Pratt were married yesterday at 11:00 a.m. in Findlay by Rev. Herbert Maurer. The couple, both graduates of Carey and Wharton high schools in 1930, will start housekeeping at the Jacob Witzel farm southwest of town after a brief dinner with family.
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Thoburn Baker
Allan Baker
Gladys Pratt
Carey High School
Wharton High School
Jacob Witzel
Lutheran Church Notes Sunday Services and Children’s Day
Preparatory and Holy Communion services occur Sunday June 5 in morning and evening. Evening service discontinued after this Sunday until fall. Children’s Day, on the second Sunday in June, will be observed June 12 with a special program by kindergarten through junior departments.
Cards mislaid at alumni reception prompt return
An alumni reception on Friday evening saw three decks of cards borrowed. Individuals are asked to return them to Miss Ruth Diller or leave them at Frederick's grocery. Replacement will incur extra expense for the benefit of the people.
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Ruth Diller
Frederick's Grocery
Semi Pros Meet Wyandot Indians On Rubber Plant Diamond
Don Donelson's Semi Pros host the Wyandot Indians at 6:00 this Thursday on the rubber plant diamond. Carey will start on the mound with Charles Keckler, formerly of the Dayton Central League, pitching for Carey.
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Don Donelson
Wyandot Indians
Rubber Plant
Charles Keckler
Dayton Central League
Carey
Record Set For Early Potatoes At West Street
Frank Long of West Street boasts a new garden record by digging early potatoes on Sunday May 29. The note asks if anyone else can beat the effort.
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Frank Long
West Street
St Pauls Children Day Program Readied for Sunday
St Pauls church south of Vanlue hosts a children s day program Sunday evening June 5 with music by an orchestra and choir. A long list of recitations songs and piano duets feature Ardeth Thomas Harold Perkins Ralph Eugene Pratt Gerald Baughman and many others with prayers benediction by the pastor.
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ST. Paul's
Vanlue
Ardeth Thomas
Jesus
Harold Perkins
Ralph Eugene
Pratt
Gerald Baughman
Margaret, Woolgamut
Hite
Howard” Perkins
Donna Beck
Betty Vogel
Reva Baughman
Donald Wohilgamuth
Martha Lee
Thelma Farthing
Ray Stanfield
Ralph Wisner
Raymond Beck
Virginia Thomas
Martha
Don Presler
Dean Clady
Neva Dewey
Rosa Presler
Paul Beck
Rozella Stanfield
Audra Thomas
Benediction
Daily Vacation Bible School Opens at Memorial Evangelical Church
The Daily Vacation Bible School at Memorial Evangelical Church opens with Rev and Mrs EB D Paulin in charge. Teachers include A E Constien intermediates Miss Mabel Bame and Miss Vivian Peters juniors Miss Lucy Laughlin and others. Sessions run 9 00 a m to 11 30 a m daily with visitors day next week and vacations on certain days.
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EB. D. Paulin
Memorial Evangelical Church
A. E. Constien
Mabel Bame
Vivian Peters
Lucy Laughlin
J. A. Leasure
Elizabeth Hart
Sielen Perkins
Ruby Rothgeb
Catherine Hart
W B A Rally And Health Meeting Sees Regional Lodges Attending
Visitors from Fostoria Findlay and Tiffin lodges joined the local W B A rally and health meeting. Speakers included Dr. Anna Reynolds Port Huron supreme health supervisor Mrs Nellie C Heppert Akron state field director Miss Mary Russell Toledo financial secretary and Mrs Lillian Seis love Toledo district deputy. A short program followed and refreshments closed the evening.
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Fostoria
Findlay
Tiffin
W. B
Anna Reynolds
Port Huron
Nellie C . Heppert
Akron
Mary Russell
Toledo
Lillian Seislove
Garner relief bill proposes seventy thousand for local post office
The Garner bill would grant $70,000 for a new post office here. The measure could impact the building trade and taxpayers in the area.
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Carey
Harry Bechtel Visits Carey on Travel South
Harry Bechtel, wintering in Oakland and San Francisco, spent a week in Carey en route to Washington. He plans to stay in the East until fall and then return to Butte, Montana, where his family once resided. He served 30 years in the Army and keeps graves of relatives in local cemeteries.
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Harry Bechtel
Oakland
San Francisco
Calif
Carey
Washington, D. C
Butte
Mont
Bechtel
B. P. Bryant
Annie Hallett
California
Benicia
Maj. D. Ribbon
Moving to Carey Aldo Lee Moves Family Shoe Store
Aldo Lee proprietor of the Family Shoe Store moves his family from Findlay to the Lewis Shumaker house on W Findlay street. W L Mohler who managed the local store has moved to Richwood where Lee has opened another store. The Mohler family plans moving to Richwood.
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Aldo Lee
Findlay
Lewis Shumaker
W. Findlay Street
N.C. Kear and
W. L. Mohler
Richwood
Mr. Lee
Mohler
Carey Welfare Committee Closes Library Headquarters for Summer
The Carey Welfare Committee has closed its headquarters at the library for the summer season, affecting local services and access. No reopening date is provided.
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Carey Welfare Committee
A Fine Show Fire Brigade Presented for Carey Fire Dept
The Fire Brigade at the high school auditorium last Thursday served as a benefit for the Carey volunteer fire department. Producer Harry DeLong of New York City directed with able business sense and strong casting, while local talent delivered clever performances.
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Carey
Remodeling at Atlantic and Pacific grocery store
The Atlantic and Pacific grocery undergoes major remodeling with an enlarged display room new fixtures and interior and exterior paint. A reopening sale starts this week and A Morin of Toledo is named new manager.
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Atlantic and Pacific
A. Morin
Toledo
Careys Girl Scouts Thank Mr Silverstein for Camp Trip
The Carey Girl Scouts thank Mr. Silverstein for transportation to Camp Sandusky where 22 enjoyed a picnic as guests of the Upper Sandusky Scouts. Max Silverstein and Esa Jacob served as mascots and Brownie Donelson acted as protector.
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Carey
Mr. Silverstein
Camp Sandusky
Sandusky
Max Silverstein
Esa Jacob
Brownie Donelson
Women of the Moose to Elect Officers Next Tuesday
The Women of the Moose nominated officers Tuesday evening and will vote at the regular meeting next Tuesday. All members are urged to attend. A pot luck supper will follow.
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Women OF the Moose
the Moose
Memorial Day tribute honors Civil War dead and Crawford monument dedication
Thousands attend a Memorial Day program with Carey leading the parade and speeches at two cemeteries. A Civil War veteran attends, and Colonel William Crawford’s monument receives a flag dedication as Senator Roche delivers a scholarly address. The Drum Corps and band provide a fitting musical backdrop to a day deemed great.
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Carey
Gt Carey
Tt Alves
Joseph Shane
S. S. Smith
Springville
William Crawford
Senator Roche of
Tiffin
Carey Legion Tops Willard In 8 Ball Match
After the afternoon program the Carey Legion team defeated Willard 14 to 5 in an 8 ball game. The decisive win highlighted a heads up contest and left spectators who missed it noting the missed link in life.
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Willard
Carey Legion
Carey
Breakfast Tribute by Mess Committee Rally
A breakfast prepared by the mess committee drew many comrades in a nod to their culinary art, as reported by the top kick.
Wauseon Merchants to Clash With Semi Pros Sunday
The Wauseon Merchants, Northwestern Ohio and Southern Michigan’s fast A team, will face the Donelson Semi Pros at the rubber plant diamond at 2 30. The Merchants have lost only three games in two years and won the National Baseball Association district title in Napoleon last season. They have defeated Defiance, Paulding, Adrian Mich Jackson Mich and Casey Red Sox Monroe Mich. Carey may move home games after financial losses, with a decision after next Sunday’s game.
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Wauseon Merchants
Ohio
Michigan
National Baseball Association
Napoleon
Defiance
Paulding
Adrian
Mich
Jackson
Casey Red Sox
Monroe
Market Aces
Findlay
Donelson
Carey
Rubber Plant
Local Boy Scout Committee Planned in Carey
A meeting of all interested persons and organizations in Carey is set for next Monday evening June 6 at 8:00 at the library to form a local district committee to oversee Boy Scout work. Parents of Boy Scouts are urged to attend.
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Carey
Masonic Notice for Carey Chapter Meeting and Degrees
Carey Chapter No 159 R M calls all officers to meet at the hall Thursday at 8 00 pm for practice The regular meeting follows Friday at 8 00 pm with the past and most excellent degrees to be conferred on several candidates
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Carey Chapter
Pythian Memorial Service Planned Next Tuesday Evening
The Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters announce a joint memorial service on Tuesday June 14 at 8:00 PM at their hall on Patterson Street. The public is invited.
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Knights of Pythias
The
Pythian’ Sisters
Patterson Street
Christian Krebs Dies in Salem Township at 86
Christian C Krebs age 86 died Tuesday morning at 7 00 in Salem township at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Orians He was born January 13 1845 in Elhofen Würtemberg Germany and aged 86 years 5 months 18 days He came to America as a child with his parents and lived much of his life in Wyannot county He married Ellen I Ogg in 1872 at Upper Sandusky They had four daughters Gertrude Orians Mabel Weaver Edith Miller and Delphine Sowinski Seventeen grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren survive He was a devout Catholic member of St Josephs Church and a charter member of the Holy Name society Requiem high mass will be celebrated Thursday at 930 at St Josephs Church Burial in the church cemetery.
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Christian
C. “Krebs
Gottlieb
Rose Krebs
America
Krebs
Tag
Epent
Wyannot County
Upper‘ Sandusky
Ellen I. ‘Ogg
Gertrude
Charles Orians
Carey
Mabel
Edward Weaver
Edith
Charles Miller
Upper Sandusky
Delphine
Peter Sowinski
Fort Pierce
Fla
Mr. Krebs
John Krebs
Gottlieb Krebs
Caroline Zahn
Christena Schmidt
Rachel Krebs
Frederica Exley
Rose Summit
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Salem Township
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph's Church
Edwin Borntraeger
Last Ride of the Findlay Branch In Carey
C. W. Welch a retired Findlay freight agent and L. C. Glessner of Glessner Mfg Findlay rode the Findlay Branch on its final Carey to Findlay trip. The two hour run covered 8 mph then 15 mph now.
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C. W. Welch
Big Four
Findlay
L. C. Glessner
Glessner Mfg. Co
Carey
Glessner
Lieutenant Bradley to study aeronautical engineering at Annapolis
Lieut Maurice Bradley will be released from service on the dirigible Los Angeles at Lakehurst New Jersey on June 6 to undertake a year of aeronautical engineering study at the Naval Academy in Annapolis This will be followed by a year at Boston Tech He is the son of Mr and Mrs W G Bradley of E Findlay street
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Maurice Bradley
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
N. J
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Boston Tech
Bradley
W. G. Bradley
E. Findlay Street
Opening Funeral Home in Wharton N C
N C Kear of Bristoll and Kear undertakers moves his family to Wharton to remodel his residence into a branch funeral home for the firm. Mr Kear will be in charge. The family leaves Carey and many friends regret their departure.
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N C. Kear
Bristoll & Kear, Undertakers
Wharton
Mr Kear
Carey
Happy Hour Sewing Club Meets Friday Afternoon
The Happy Hour Sewing Club will assemble Friday at 200 o clock at Mrs C H Baker’s home north of town. All last year members are urged to attend and bring a new member. Girls aged 10 to 19 are welcome.
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Happy Hour
C H. Baker
Married in Kentucky
Among the marriage licenses issued Tuesday at Gyéenup Kentucky was the marriage of Clyde Baker 22 Carey and Helen Woods 21 Columbus. Baker is the son of Mr and Mrs Tom Baker and his bride is a sister of Paul Woods, all of Gyéenup.
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Gyéenup
Clyde Baker
Carey
Helen Woods
Columbus
Appreciation Note for Girl Scout Pop Pie Sale
A local thank you to Girl Scouts for their cooperation and effort in selling pop pies. The writer commends the scouts as real and dedicated participants.
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E. D. Paulin
W. B. A. Rally and Health Meeting
Wyandot
Pioneer Picnic Association
Stoll’s
Crawford, Ohio
Cel. Wm. Crawford
Electroz
Peatine
Carey High
Bard ‘ Cegstentell
Raipenmeriner
B.D. Paulin
D. A. Bloom
Christian Soldiers
G Carey
Martha Ward
Sycamore
Reva Althouse
Nevada
the Wildwood
John McSweeney
Ves
H. R. Hutchinson
Ralph Brown
Girl Scouts
Young Ladies’ Sodality of
Our Lady of Consolation Church
K. L. King
Dorothy Lee L. O. Garrison
Russell
John N. Klohr
W. H. Kiefer
King Cotton
Sousa
Iron Count
Easy Walker
Fred Jewell
Henry Fillmore
Wauseon
Pythian Memorial
Christian C. Krebs
Findlay Branch
Lieut. Bradley
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Kentucky