Memorial Day Observed with Fitting Ceremonies
Tail Green Post No. 344 American Legion held Memorial Day events at Spring Grove and St Marys cemeteries and at the Crawford monument with an iron railing and flagpole. State Senator Robert L Roche spoke on honoring all soldiers and the cost of war, urging remembrance and patriotism.
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Legioft
Spring Grove
St. Mary's
Crawford Monument
Robert L. Roche
Tiffin
Colonel Crawford
Earl Green
Amercian Legion
Carey
Roche
Tiffin Legion
Remembrance Torch Passed From Fallen to Living
A WWI poem excerpt contrasts the fallen soldiers in Flanders Fields with the living who must keep the torch of remembrance. It speaks of peace after battle and urges continued respect for those who sleep in graves. The living are charged to uphold the memory and faith of the dead.
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Flanders Fields
Creighton Perkin s wed in quiet home ceremony
Miss Lucille Eleanor Perkins became the bride of Luther J. Creighton of Findlay in a morning service at Mrs Myrtle Perkins home on N Vance street. Rev E D Paulin officiated. Attendants were Helen Perkins and Ralph Welch. The couple plan a week honeymoon and then reside in Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Perkins
N. Vance Street
Lucille Eleanor
Luther J. Creighton
Findlay
E. D. Paulin
Memorial F Evangelical
Hélen Pérkinis
Ralph Welch
Upper Sandusky
Creighton
Carey High School
Arcadia High School
Findlay College
Ohio Oil Co
Arrested Boys for Resisting Officer in Box Car Case
An A C Y detective arrested four Carey boys Tuesday night on a warrant charging them with resisting an officer. He had previously tried to question them about box car thefts, but they refused to accompany him without a warrant.
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Carey
Bankruptcies Filed in Wyandot County
Toledo June 1 Foraker Liles Wyandot county farmer filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy with liabilities of 14970 and assets 8073 Iva Adella Liles Wyandot county housewife also filed with liabilities 14902 and no assets Margaret B Heck Carey housewife filed listing liabilities 18507 and no assets
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Toledo
Plen Foraker Liles
Wyandot
Iva Adella Liles
Margaret B. Heck
Carey Housewife
Cole Bros Open New Home Grocery and Meat Market
Cole Bros of Mt Blanchard opened the Home Grocery and Meat Market in the Bish room just east of Brayton's drug store. Wit A. Bibler at 120 Clay Street serves as store manager and Charles Harris of Mt Blanchard will be the butcher.
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Cole Bros
Mt Blanchard
Bish Room
Brayton
Wit A. Bibler
120
Clay Street
Charles Harris
Mt. Blanchard
Snider and Related Family Reunions Planned in June
The 25th Snider family reunion is set for Saturday June 11 at Truman Snider’s home 24 miles north of Mt. Blanchard. Edgar Daniels of Findlay is president with B L Sausser of Findlay as vice president and Mrs Elza Jacobs of this place as secretary. The 14th Dible Phillips reunion will be held at Carey Park on Sunday June 19, 1932, with W N B Dible of Carey as president and F E Phillips of Carey as secretary. The Morehart family reunion is planned for Carey water works park on Sunday June 26.
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Snider
Truman Snider
Mt. Blanchard
John Snider
Edgar Daniels
Findlay
B. L. Sausser
Elza Jacobs
Dible-Phillips
Carey Park
Town council approves May payments in village meeting
Mayor Krebs and council members approve a long list of bills including Carey Times printing 36.85, May salaries for W J Jefferson Frank Fry and others, office rent, light and gas costs, water refunds and mats, and May salaries for mayor clerk treasurer and matron as Finance Committee endorses.
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Krebs
Nitrauer
Santer
Gottfried
Eugenia Henry
Mary Moser
Johnson Battery
Board of Public Affairs
The
Ohio Power Co
Earl Williams
Sylvester Pahl
Robert Daley
George Bish
Harold Chesebrough
C. A. England
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
City Council
Simonis Grocery
Marion Games
F. F. Frederick
Same
Francis McLaughlin
Oscar Wemstling
Murray Johnson
Lettie Lanker
Harold Houk
Lant Faires
O. C. Twining
Lillian Lytle
Allen Powell
A. J. King
Lettie
Jacob Nitrauer
Daisy Moyer
Nettie Walters
Village council approves street work bids and wage list
Trustees review May payroll with numerous clerical and street labor payments totaling dozens of items. They consider bids from National Lime & Stone Co for crushed stone and from U S Construction Co and Edgington for oil and tar with varying per gallon prices. Council adjourns to meet June 13 at 7 30.
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Camby Harris
James Ogg
E. Findlay Street
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Wm. Pahl
Co. C. Carr
West Street
J. P. Newhard
F. N. Schira
L. N. Zahn
William Pahl
National Lime & Stone Co
Carey
Ed Riester
U. S. Construction Co
Upper
Vanlue Native Weds Harris in Findlay Home Ceremony
Miss Alice A Beard of Vanlue and Earl H Harris of Findlay married Sunday at the home of the bride’s relatives. Rev M D Kidwell performed the single ring ceremony. The bride wore shell satin and carried rosebuds, lilies of the valley and forget-me-nots amid guests from Ohio and Pennsylvania. They plan to reside on Sandusky Street after a brief wedding trip.
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Alice A. Beard
Vanlue
Franklin Beard
Earl H. Harris
C. J. Shuck
E. Sandusky Street
M. D Kidwell
Cincinnati
First Church of God
Vanlue High School
Catherine Beard
This City
Amy Beck
Bertha M Harris
Blanchard
Albert Cox
Beaver Falls
Wm Harris
Monessen
Milton Beard
Ethel Loy
H R Siddall
Rema Siddall
Ted Basse
Cleveland
C FE Jordan
Harvey P Woods
C J Shuck
Kidwell
Mary Louise
Harris
Sandusky Street
C F
Jackson Co —Courier
Foxes Visit during Decoration Day at Akron
Mr and Mrs Fred Fox and their children of Akron were guests over Decoration Day of Mr ex's parents Mr and Mrs C J Fox northeast of town.
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Fred Fox
Akron
C J Fox
Town
Local and Personal notes from Upper Sandusky area
Local and personal news items list visits and travels of residents and guests across Upper Sandusky, Findlay, Tiffin, Fostoria, Columbus, Toledo, and surrounding towns. Highlights include family visits, alumni events, theatre productions, and Memorial Day gatherings. Many names and places appear including Wonder, Ogg, Chesebrough, Thornton, Hendericks, Campbell, Beitler, Chapman, and Kurtz.
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Elmer Wonder
Upper Sandusky
Winford Ogg
Russell Blue
W. S. Chesebrough
Bryan
Defiance
Will Thornton
Columbus
L. L. and
D of
Tiffin
Hillcrest Gardens
Mabel Crislip
C. D. Brown
Toledo
Brown
Emeretta Brown
Lewis Kuntz
Fostoria
John Pahl
Howard Diller
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Voyle Brashares
Ronceverte
W. Va
Triangle Producing Co
Charles Griffin
Ernie Cronen
Porter Hendricks
Mauvelyn
Juanita
Tom Perry
John Wiggerman
Spencer C. Steinmetz
Richard Davidson
John
Columbus Grove
Pandora
John Turner
Ralph Ogg
Patty
Findlay
C. S. Egbert
Ogg
George Cole
Bob Curth
Maumee
Nellie
Anna May O'Connor
Chicago
Robert O'Connor
Munciestreet
Selmon Virden
Crawford
Bobby O'Connor
C. M Beitler
Geraldine
Kenneth
Teddy
Cardington
Chester Chapman
Della Gunther
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America
United States
Pudia
Rote
Creighton-Perkins
Council
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Earl Briggs
E. W. Mullholand
Ed Bakies
Win ‘Hoff
Binter
Strahm
Chag. Boyce
Brown & Ston
Steee
Carey Farmers’ Cooperative Co
H. Kurtz
Katherine
Robert
Kurtz
O. W. Squier
Bucyrus
Jack Reynolds
Mrs
West Independence
Fred Lytle
Jack
Lima
C.B. Kenton
RB. ‘Oglesbee
W. W
Alvin Welly
North of Kirby
Henry O’flaherty
John Sitter
Warren
Rodabaugh
Donald
We Jus
Safe “Wonder
Arleta Cole
Mabel
Beck
S. Vance Street
Joe Schira
Clarence Weaver
Dunkirk
A. C. Buckingham
Lawrence Pullen
Hazel Nye
Don Evans
Indianapolis
William Schira
Charles Calmes
Millicent Warren
Ada
Harlow van Buren
Stanley Kent
VanBuren
R. C. VanBuren
George Borntraeger
Rosa
Clara Borntraeger
Louisville
Otto Imhoff
Clint Puchta
Opper
EB. R. Muts
Glenn
Sandusky City
E. F. Lemmon
James
Bellefontaine
W. K. Thomas
Blaine
J. M. Wagner
Maurice Kisselle
Claire
Detroit
Kenneth Kisselle
Mabel Kathryn
Lakewood
C. A. Carpenter
Nina Schofield
W. Lincoln Street
Findlay Courier
Goodyear Radio Program
Goodyear
Goodyear Speedway
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