Quiet June Wedding Ties Miss Erma Pauly to Laird Rickle
Miss Erma Pauly daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Pauly of Kirby wed Mr Laird Rickle son of Mr and Mrs W H Rickle on Saturday at 6:00 pm in the home of Rev George W Osmyn at Middleton Ohio. The couple traveled to Columbus Dayton and Louisville for a short wedding trip and will reside with the groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Pauly
Leo Pauly
Kirby
Laird Rickle
W. H. Rickle
George W. Osmyn
Middleton
Ohio
Cc. G. Laird
Blanchard
Domestic Art Club Holds Second Meeting in June
The Domestic Art Club met June 3 at Miss Gladys Pratt's home. The business session proceeded as usual with one new member received. Attendees enjoyed games and music, and refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for June 18 at Miss Gertrude Orians' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic Art Club
Gladys Pratt
Gertrude Orians
Wimodausis Club Meeting with Mrs Reynolds
The Wimodausis Club met with Mrs. M. C. Reynolds Tuesday evening. A dinner was served and the evening featured needlework and rock. Guests included Mrs. R. E. B. Neu of Springfield, Mrs. E. E. Cole and Mrs. T. A. Spitler of Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Reynolds
R. EB. Neu
Springfield
E. E. Cole
T. A. Spitler
Findlay
Victory Methodist Sunday School Meeting Tonight
The regular monthly meeting of the Victory class of the Methodist Sunday school is tonight at the home of Mrs. John Stoody on Muncfe street. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Clinton Baker, Mrs. D. D. Devene and Mrs. Saxton Heck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
John Stoody
Muncfe Street
Clinton Baker
D. D. Devene
Saxton Heck
Tuesday Bridge Club Hosted by Mrs Loy
Mrs K L Leonard Mrs BE B Kurtz Mrs Homer Wonder Mrs W D Woolley and Miss Jane Spencer attended the Tuesday Bridge Club entertained this week by Mrs J G Loy. Luncheon was served late in the afternoon by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. L. Leonard
BE. B. Kurtz
Homer Wonder
W. D. Woolley
Jane Spencer
J. G. Loy
Potluck supper honors departing nurse trainee Mary Arnold
The C L of C will host a pot luck supper Friday evening at the K of C to honor Miss Mary Arnold who soon leaves for Toledo to train as a nurse at St Vincent's Hospital. The Doreas Bible class will be entertained Friday afternoon by the April May and June committees at Mrs Harvey Wonders home north of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. of C
K. of C
Mary Arnold
Toledo
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Doreas Bible
Methodist Sunday School
Harvey Wonder
Carey
Poverty Run Society Meet Set on Burson Farm
The Poverty Run Society will meet Thursday June 17 with Mrs Adam Amerine on the Burson farm south of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poverty Run Society
Adam Amerine
Burson Farm
Carey
Nineteen Hundred Club to Meet Friday Afternoon
The Nineteen Hundred Club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs E B Kurtz present for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteen Hundred Club
E. B Kurtz
Kurtz Family Attends Findlay Conservatory Recital
Mrs G M Kurtz and Mrs W R Kurtz and son Donald joined Tuesday evening attendees at Findlay College auditorium for a conservatory of music program. Donald Kurtz performed a piano solo on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G M,. Kurtz
W R Kurtz
Donald
Conservatory of Music
Findlay College
Findlay
Donald Kurtz
Death of Former Carey Toledo Resident Tom Hart
The Hart Bros report the death of Tom Hart in Long Beach California on June 3. He was a former resident of Carey and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Bros
Tom Hart
Long Beach
Calif
Wart
Carey
Toledo
Memorial Day Reflections From National Republic
The National Republic quotes presidents on Memorial Day, urging rejoicing in the flag rather than mourning. It honors soldiers who gave their lives, calling America reborn by Civil War striving and urging daily duty, patriotism, and enduring peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Republic
United States
America
Republic
Mrs. Nye Injured In Ford Truck Collision
Mrs. Carl Nye of this city suffered serious injuries Friday when a Ford truck driven by 11 year old Allen Fruth struck her and dragged her about 25 feet. She sustained a broken jaw and collar bone, a lacerated ear, and a knocked out tooth. Dr. Balsley and Dr. Siddall treated her at Mercy Hospital, Tiffin, before she was brought home to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nye
Allen Fruth
Jacob Fruth
Shuman Road
J. D. Siddall
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
The Day of Engineers and Shifting Trades
A reflective poem notes changes in labor and class through history. The speaker observes former service workers like Tony Dorio and Greek shoe shiners evolving into higher paid professions under new titles such as moving engineer and garbage engineer. A late line hints at a changing city economy and race-related tensions.
Quote on American ideals and fellowship with Washington and Lincoln
The remark praises those who deserve the public space and strive to share in the glory granted to America. It elevates the ideal of fellowship with Washington and Lincoln as the guiding standard for worthy citizens.
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America
Washington
Lincoln
Curious Culvert On Township Line Sparks A Debate
An engineer discovers a culvert with a four foot inlet and two foot outlet under a road. The county surveyor explains the design reflects local political borders, with west side supervisors preferring four feet and east side ones two feet.
April Receipts and Disbursements in State Workmen Fund
Receipts in the state workmen's compensation fund during April totaled $1,745,167.20 and disbursements $1,187,441.25. The fund balance at month end was $90,411,340.99 with $45,040,034.22 reserved for approved but unpaid claims and $3,707,229.64 for other encumbrances. There were 16,415 claims filed, up 1,798 from March, including 92 death claims, up 11. At month end, 35,891 active risks remained, 879 new coverages were added and 320 cancellations occurred.
Bible Society distributes record 9.97 million volumes in 1925
The American Bible Society issued 9,969,120 Bibles and parts in 1925, the highest total ever. Translation coverage reached over 150 languages and dialects, marking an increase of 2,416,821 from 1924.
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American Bible Society
Society
President Coolidge Urges Parents to Accept Responsibility
The president declares parents must exercise proper control over their children or no one else can. He emphasizes individual duty and warns against shifting responsibility to others. The remark underscores personal accountability in family affairs.
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President Coolidge
United States
Girl Worth While: Annie Menuskin’s Blind Typist Career
Miss Annie Menuskin of Chattanooga typed 300 letters without error and reached fifty words a minute from dictation. Blind since birth, she trained at the Nashville School for the Blind, finished high school at eighteen, and became a public stenographer despite initial disbelief. She is also an accomplished pianist and has worked steadily after business training, illustrating resilience in the face of handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Menuskin
Chattanooga
Nashville School For the
A. Ledding
Your Home Town Paper Scout of the Community
A piece extolling the local newspaper as a loyal community friend that shares sorrows and joys, spreads neighborhood news, and alerts readers to merchant bargains, all for less than three cents a week.
Traffic Cop Confronted by Country Lady Over Wave
A traffic officer asks if she waved and the country woman retorts that her husband would have driven him away, calling him a fresh thing. The exchange captures a playful clash between a lawman and a bold rural personality.
Farm Sale Near Adrian Transfers to Carey Buyer
W. J. Phillips sold his Adrian area farm to Edward J. Williams of Carey. L. D. Trubey conducted the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Phillips
Adrian
Edward J. Williams
Carey
L. D. Trubey
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Mutual
Rickle-Pauly
Wimodausis Club
Bridge Club
Doreas Bible Class
E. G. Snyder
H. B. Puffenberger
Harshberger
Miller
John Lowery
H. E. Wyatt
Benjamin Harrison
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Tony Dorio
Bill Heads
Greece
Rastus Johnson
Georgia Highways
Designer
Miss Ingram
Coleman Dry Goods Co
Goodrich
Silvertowns
Goodrich Radio
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
Krebs Motor Sales
Chevrolet
East Findlay St
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