Fletcher Files Candidacy Again for Congress
Congressman Brooks Fletcher of Marion withdraws as a U S Senate candidate and declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination to represent Ohio's Eighth District. He submits the declaration from Washington D C with five electors named and is unopposed in the primary on August 10, endorsed by county committees.
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Brooks ~ Fletcher
Marion
United States Senate
M. A. Mickley
Marion County Democratic Executive Committee
C. E. Merkel
Henry Strelitz
Fletcher
Barn Raising Near Carey Ends With Dinner and Cake
Lonna Pratt raised a new barn Saturday at his 214 mile southwest of Carey property. Assisted by John Opper Stanley Opper Joe Tong Sherman Esterley Hosea Tong Orville Wohlgamuth Sherman Tong Elmer Tong Golden Tong Willis Tong Harvey Wohlgamuth Charley Cole Fred Walters Willie Walters Clarence Suber Lester Moser Carl Kemerley Henry Kemerley Roy Wickiser Al Swift chart. Visitors included Opal Baughman Effie Tong Avonell Robigon Gladys Pratt Dale Robinson and Mrs Sonya Pratt. Mrs Pratt served dinner with Opal Baughman Effie Tong and Gladys Pratt assisting. ice cream and cake followed. Men finished the barn about six o clock.
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Lonna Pratt
Carey
John Opper
Stanley Opper
Joe Tong
Sherman Esterley
Hosea’ Tong
Orville Wohlgamuth
Sherman Tong
Elmer Tong
Golden Tong
Willis Tong
Opal ‘Baughman
Effie Tong
Avonell Robigon
Gladys ‘Pratt
Dale
Robinson
Sonya
Pratt
Opal Baughman
Carey Farmers Coop Installs Fairfield Unloader in Marion
The Carey Farmers Coop installed a Fairfield electric coal unloader in Marion. It screens coal during unloading, enabling trucks to be loaded with screened coal at about 4 tons per hour for delivery to customers.
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Carey Farmers Coop. Co
Fairfield Electric
Marion
Lefferson Family Reunion Near Webster Chapel
Mr and Mrs W J Lefferson attended a family reunion at the old Lefferson homestead on the Findlay Tiffin road near Webster Chapel. Thirty one members were present including Frances and Joe Lefferson.
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W. J. Lefferson
Frances
Joe
Lefferson
Stead
Findlay-Tiffin Road
Webster Chapel
Sattendance
Flower Mission Day Friday at Mrs Emeretta Brown’s Home
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will observe Flower Mission Day Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Emeretta Brown. The event highlights charitable work and local community outreach through the Flower Mission.
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W.C.T. U
Emeretta Brown
Power of Childhood sermon and church notes
At morning service next Sunday the pastor will speak on The Power of Childhood. Baptism of infants will be offered. Self Denial Week for the Oesterlen Orphans Home. Special offering envelopes to be returned next Sunday. The pastor will be in Vanlue next Sunday. The next communion service is June 27.
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Oesterlen
Vanlue
Thrifty Rhubarb Display Highlights Giant Stalk
A/window display features a rhubarb stalk 25 inches long with a leaf 23 1/4 inches long. The leaf spans 27 inches at its widest point, noted as the largest seen by the exhibitor.
Knights of Pythias Memorial Service Set for June Fifteenth
The Knights of Pythias will hold a memorial service at their hall on Tuesday evening June 15 at 8:00. Brother Holmes of Nevada will deliver the address. All Knights Sisters and friends are urged to attend.
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Knights of Pythias
Holmes
Nevada
Carey K. of C. vs Red River Specials in rain shortened game
Sunday afternoon contest between Carey K. of C. and the Red River Specials from Findlay ended early in the 6th inning due to rain. Errors and high winds produced scoring chances as Carey scored in the first on a misplayed ball and the Specials added a run in the last frame before play halted. Orlans pitched well for the visitors with no hits allowed as relief for Routzon, and the game was halted with the score 1-1.
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Carey K
Red River
Findlay
Carey
Pahl
Barry
Teehan
Boutton
Brown
Weaver
Cailmes
Kentfield
Lonsway
Ridge
Orlans
Sheldon
Knights
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Methodist Foreign Missions Meeting Highlights
Mrs. S. A. Chesebrough hosted the Foreign Missionary Society session of the Methodist church. Mrs. Margaret Frederick led prayer and Chesebrough read scripture. Mrs. B. C. Harshberger spoke on Keeping House in Many Languages and Mrs. David Heck on A Mexican Day School. Next gathering with Mrs. Ella Laughlin the first Wednesday in July.
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S. A. Chesebrough
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Margaret Frederick
Chesebrough
B. C. Harshberger
David Heck
Ella Laughlin
Child injured after fall from moving auto
Gordon Wyatt eight-year-old son of Mr and Mrs H E Wyatt sustained two gashes and severe bruises Monday afternoon when he fell from his father's touring car at the corner of Findlay and North Patterson streets. The door had not been closed securely and flew open during the turn.
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Gordon
H E. Wyatt
Findlay
N. Patterson Street
Miss Helen Barnes Returns From Europe After JAY Work Abroad
Miss Helen F. Barnes has returned to Findlay after touring Europe as an international secretary of the Y W C A She helped organize several YWCA associations 25 years ago Miss Barnes formerly resided in Carey Toledo Blade
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Helen F. Barnes
Findlay
Europe
Toledo Blade
Miss Barnes
Carey
Ordained Local Preacher Mrs. Schmuck of Findlay
Mrs Ralph Schmuck of Findlay was ordained a local preacher of the Methodist church at a district conference in Marion. She is a daughter of Mrs Ethelyn Hollopeter of this place.
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Ralph Schmuck
Findlay
Methodist Church
Marion
Schmuck
Ethelyn Hollopeter
Lynn Sheldon Injured as Ford Flips in Ditch Crash
Lynn Sheldon sustained a broken wrist Sunday night when a Ford driven by George Heck overturned in a ditch near Russel's Point.
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Lynn Sheldon
Ford
George Heck
Russel’s Point
Births Reported Across Town with Newborn Names
A series of birth notices: a 10 pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Greene on W South street last Thursday. an 11 pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hood on Newhard street Sunday noon named Dorothy Jane. a 10 pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Black of Thornton Illinois at Harvey Hospital May 29 named Winifred Mae. Mrs. Black was Lorena Tracy formerly of this place. a 9 pound son to Mr. and Mrs. George Hewett Gisbonburg former Carey residents. a 9 pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stansberry Sunday morning named Maretta. an 8%4 pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Strahm on Dow street Wednesday evening.
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Ralph Greene
W. South Street
Cecil Hood
Newhard Street
Dorothy Jane
Harold Black
Thornton, Ill
Harvey Hospital
Harvey, Il
Winifred Mae
George Hewett
Gisbonburg
Hewett
Carey
Leonard Stansberry
Maretta
Baseball at Springville Ends in Rain Delay
Last Sunday's game in Springville between the Tents and Springville ended after four innings due to rain. Springville led 6 to 2 with 8 hits and 3 errors to 2 runs and 2 errors for the Tents. Battery was E Roynon C Dible F Roynon for Springville and H Tiell G Tiell for the Tiells with Umpire Phillips and score keeper Newcomer.
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Springville
F. Sheets
C. Presler
E. Roynon
W. Pressler
W. Phillips
P. Dible
E. Coldiron
EF. Roynon
C. Dible
R. Reinhart
Funeral Attendants From Ohio and Mansfield Attend Mrs Florence Plumb Rites
Attended funeral a Saturday afternoon for Mrs Florence Plumb at Upper Sandusky. Mrs Plumb died suddenly at her Maryland home shortly after returning from an extended Ohio visit. Attending included Mr and Mrs Charles Miller and Mrs H V Trease of Mansfield, sisters of Mrs W H Sloman.
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W. H. Sloman
This Place
B B. McKibben
Attica
Florence Plumb
Upper Sandusky
Hill Wentling Wedding in Carey at Home
Lloyd Hill and Venda Wentling, both of Carey, wed Saturday at 4 15 with a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev S R Dunham at his South Light street home. Hill is son of Charles Hill and wife, Wentling daughter of Clyde Wentling. couple plans to reside in Carey.
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Lloyd Hill
Venda Wentling
Carey
S. R. Dunham
South Ligth Street
Mr. Hill
Charles Hill
Clyde Wentling
Mrs Nellie Stills Has Tonsils Removed
Mrs Nellie Stills returned Thursday from the Home and Hospital at Findlay where she had her tonsils removed by Dr. W. J. Fishell the day before.
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Nellie Stills
Findlay
W. J. Fishell
Home Missionary Society June Meeting Elects Officers
The Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church met at Mrs. J. A. Newcomer's home on Wednesday. Officers were elected with Mrs. George Ash named president and Mrs. C. L. Shumate as vice president. Department secretaries and group leaders for July were also chosen and plans outlined for Oriental Work and July meetings.
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Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. A. Newcomer
O. L. Shumate
E. C. Walker
George Shuman
Eugenia Henry
Dora Ferrer
Walker
J. W
J. W. Winans
Margaret Dow
John Stoody
M. A. Washburn
W. L. Lindsay
D. C. Henry
S. B. Chesebrough
Painter Narrowly Escapes 30-Foot Fall on Findlay Street
Ed Campbell Jr. and his fatherEd Campbell Sr. were painting the Pflueger residence when a scaffold collapsed. Ed Jr. fell about 30 feet, striking the roof, breaking the fall with a sprained right wrist and bruises. A bone was dislocated in the wrist. Campbell Sr. injured his hand while trying to catch him.
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Ed Campbell, Jr
Cc. F. Pflueger
W. Findlay Street
Ed Campbell, Sr
Paragon Station Leased by M C Reynolds on Findlay Street
The Paragon service station on W Findlay street has been leased by M C Reynolds who will operate the station in an up to date manner. Reynolds says he is going to give the people real service and extends a cordial invitation to the public to call at his station.
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Paragon
Hillcrest Gardens Opens to Public West of Town
Hillcrest Gardens opened Monday evening with a good crowd in attendance. Proprietors are D. A. Gapell George Snyder and Harold Houk. The dancing pavilion will be open every evening except Sunday.
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Hillcrest Gardens
D. A. Gapell
George Snyder
Harold Houk
Mary Ellen Beauty Shop Special Day
Special day Friday and Saturday only offering hot oil shampoo and marcel for 1.00 or shampoo and marcel for 75 cents. Mrs. Hugh Kurtz, proprietor. Home phone R 285.
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Marcel
Hugh Kurtz
Sudden Death of Miss Celestia Hare in Carey
Miss Celestia Hare of High street died in her sleep at about 8 p m on Thursday from angina pectoris. She had been in declining health for years but was reportedly well days before. Survived by brothers Curtis in Upper Sandusky Albert in Tulsa A C Hare of Detroit and I M Hare of Toledo. Funeral held Saturday at 4 30 p m at the Curtis B Hart home with Rev S R Dunham and Rev J W Holland officiating. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Miss. Hare
Levi
Jane Hare
Crawford Township
Curtis B. Hare
Upper Sandusky
Albert J. Hare
Tulsa
Okla
A. A. Hare
Detroit
Carey
C. D. Smith
M. B. Smith
Dora Ferrer
Etta Smith
Holland Wonder
Findlay
L. C. Haines
A. R. Pritch
Wyandot County Club Officers Meet at Upper Sandusky
A full day meeting of Wyandot county club officers and leaders was held in the courthouse assembly room at Upper Sandusky on Tuesday June 8. Sessions included talks by W H Palmer on club programs and by H R Brinker on club week submissions. Delegates were chosen and groups outlined officers duties for the year. Clubs from Crane Salem and Crawford Ridge townships attended.
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Wyandot County
Upper Sandusky
W. H. Palmer
Columbus
Crane, Salem
Crawford Ridge
Carey Chautauqua Presented by Redpath Bureau Impresses Ada
The 1926 Chautauqua at Fine Garey Park featured Redpath Bureau shows and drew strong attendance. The comedy Applesauce delivered prime entertainment, likened to It Pays to Advertise, with no weak spots across ten programs. Talent traveled from Carey to Ada and New Martinsville hosted the tent. By Wednesday the 400 ticket goal for next year was reached, ensuring a 1927 Chautauqua in Carey.
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Garey
Redpath Bureau
Carey
Sister Marries Nevada Woman in June Nuptials
Mr. and Mrs. Beb Swartz announce the marriage of Miss Tressa Swartz of Nevada to Mr. Milton Harmon a teacher at Etcy Rus High School. The ceremony took place in June.
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Beb. Swartz
Swartz
Tressa Swartz
Nevada
Milton Harmon
Etcyrus High School
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Burson & Kurtz
G. Orians
Hickman
Routzon
Orians
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AB Pahl
Senee Ereenasees Brown
Weeetee
Eens Weaver
Wesseeee
Aseeense Greer
Sannenn Cone
Courtad
Aeerepeees
F. Routzon
Heckman
W. Routzon
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Red River Specials
Methodist Foreign Missions
Pioneer
Stoll’s
Crawford, Ohio
Col. Wm. Rowiee
America
A. G. McQuate
Sylvian Quartet
Mrs. Ray Musgrave
Sylvian
Hugh Diamond
Everybody Sylvian Quartet
Cyrus Locelier
Clyde Wentling Sylvian
Elmer Strahm
Dow Street
Methodist Home Missions
Mary Ellen Beauty Shop
Upper
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Ada
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