May breakfast on school campus and local road work noted
May 31 breakfast on the school campus from 5 30 to 8 30 a m. Main and Vance Streets oiled by Charles Carr and Willie Kloppfer. Leo Brodman of Salem township to marry Misa Frances Haubert of Millersville. A rock run cave lighting system installed on the M B Smith farm near Carey. Petition signed by 40 Vance street property owners to pave the street from Clay street to Northern Ohio right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Vance Streets
Charles Carr
Willie Kloppfer
Leo Brodman
Henry Brodman
Salem Township
Misa Frances, Haubert
Millersville
Rock Run Cave
M. B. Smith
Carey
Carey and Findlay
Vance Street
Clay Street
Ohio
Franklin Newhard
Robert Howing
Maurice Kisselle
Russell A. Nowlan
Holland Wonder
Cletis Lowery
Nellie Phillips
Mare Myers
Cecil Beebe
Ruth Dow
Mary Newhard
Lucy Straw
Corinne Wenner
Mary Ranger
Jemima Cupp
Memento of Boom Glass Tray Honors Findlay Mayor
Mrs. W. L. Carlin of Findlay received a glass tray for her husband the late William L. Carlin. The item dates to Findlay glasshouses in the 1880s when he was mayor and a Hancock County state senator from the 33rd district. Mrs. Carlin was born Miles Rose Lytle of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Carlin
East Hardin Street
Findlay
William L. Carlin
Carlin
Hancock County
State Senate
Ohio
Miles Rose Lytle
Carey
Dible Phillips Reunion Set for Carey Park
The 19th annual Dible Phillips family reunion will meet at Carey Park on Sunday June 20 1937. N B Dible serves as president and R L Phillips as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dible-Phillips
Carey Park
N B Dible
R. L. Phillips
Community News From McCutchenville May 27 1937
McCutchenville notes celebrate birthday anniversaries and school events. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tallman hosted relatives from Michigan. The Alumni Association of McCutchenville High held a 1937 banquet with 60 attendees and officers elected. Various classes and families held gatherings at homes and churches, and a large 40th wedding anniversary party was enjoyed with many guests and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Tallman
Michigan
Methodist Sunday School
Edith Chaney
Dallas Ruehle
Betty Jean
Joyce
Lora Chaney
M. J. Burgderfer
Duane
Gerald Shafer
McCutchenville High School
Robert Gilliland
Ruth YaieHner
Nora Bells de Tray
Friendly Circle
Methodist Sunday Echotor
Joan of Arc
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Evelyn Herbert
Bernice Earl
Edgar Bloom
Rachel Clouse
Henry
Adrian
Florence Bloom
Catharine
David King
Marguerite
Daniel King
Tornado leaves London and Seneca townships in ruins
A northwest sweeping tornado struck Seneca County on a Thursday afternoon, destroying St. John's Evangelical Church and numerous farms in London and Seneca townships. It toppled buildings, killed and injured livestock, and scattered debris as it moved toward Fostoria and beyond, with extensive damage to homes, barns, and orchard trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Seneca
Seneca County
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Fostoria-New Riegel Road
Tiffin-Mc-Cutchenville Road
Galbraith’s Corners
Isadore Trell
Tiffin- New Riegel Road
Stella
Corinne
Ltella
Paul
Tiffin-McCutchen‘ville
Galbraith's Corners
Benjamin Zeig
Zeis Place
Robert Crist
National Refining Co
Zeis
Earl Schreiner
Tiell
Zeig Farm
Tifin Advertiser-Tribune
Local residents note social visits in Wayton
Robert Stout spent Monday evening with Milton Bachar John Miller called at the Albert Bachar home Friday Miss Rose Ellen Bachar visited Mrs Arthur Rader Tuesday Marion Ward of Sycamore called on Albert Bachar and family Tuesday Mr and Mrs Arthur Rader spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Harley Rader of Alvada Mr and Mrs Harry Bachar and daughter Ruth of Toledo called at the Albert Bachar home Monday afternoon Ruth visited at Mr and Mrs John Snook Monday afternoon Rev and Mrs M J Platts of North Lewisburg spent Tuesday afternoon with Albert Bachar and daughter Rose Ellen and son Milton Albert Bachar and daughters Eliza Rose Ellen and sons Marion Milton motored to Paulding county Sunday to visit Emmettletts and family Ina Gay Denny Glenn and Paul Edwin Mrs Joseph Fenstermaker and Mr Tuck Fairbanke
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stout
Milton Bachar
John Miller
Albert Bachar
Rose Ellen Bachar
Arthur Rader
Marion Ward
Sycamore
Harley Rader
Alvada
Harry Bachar
Ruth
Toledo
John Snook
John Kloopfer
M. J. Platts
North Lewisburg
Rose Ellen
Milton
Eliza
Marion
In a Fog a Weary Voice Guides to the Canal
A fogbound scene from Glasgow features an old gentleman lost in mist asking his direction. A weary voice answers from darkness and mentions the canal. The item notes Windsor Star and Carey Times office name cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Carey Times
Me. 1 Wheelbaces 117 Inches in Terraplane and Hudson specs
The catalog lists Terraplane models with 117 to 129 inch wheelbases and Hudson offerings at 96 to 122 inches, highlighting no 1 horsepower, 1 roominess, and front seat for three. It touts double carburetion for Terraplane and Hudson Sixes and Eights, 1 driving base, exclusive Selective Automatic Shift, and Duo Automatic Hydraulic Brakes. Includes steel bodies with roofs and a 22 mpg Terra economy claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Los Angeles
Yosemite
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Thor
Newhard
Clothier’s
Tiffin-Carey
Catholic University
Academy
Samuel Thomas
North Manchester
Ind
Virgil
Harvey
Oliver
Church of the Brethren
Goff
Simmons
Goff Funeral Home
Lois Humbert
Helen Burgderfer
Dwight Spaythe
Bowling Green
Ruth Powell
Mrs
Toot Mullholand
J. E. Sprinkle
King’s Mills
Ben Gilliland
Bucyrug
Ferrel Haines
Alonzo Ogg
Alice of
Dow Shafer
Frank Burkhardt
Akron
Frank Swartz
Betty
Harold Swartz
Shirley Ann
Fred Play
Joseph Shively
A. F. Leser
Upper Sandusky
St. John’s Church
Fostoria-New Riegel
Ben Berrier
Florian J. Collet
Henry Schalk
Mr. Collet
L. M. Theis
Donald
Tiell Farm
Tiffin-New Riegel Road
Ferdinand Homan
Tiell Place
Susan Lenhart
Schreiner
Orland
Sandusky
Big Four
Ohio Power Co
Western Union
Emil Ziegler
Bergdorfer
Wayton News
Windsor Star
Corbin’s
Wharton, C
Schull House
Evenrude
Elto
Sam
Terraplane
Utah Salt Flats
American Automobile Association
Riester’s Garage
Carey, Ohio
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