Pioneer Picnic Night At Stoll's Grave
The annual Pioneer Picnic night at Stoll's grave drew over 500 attendees. Senator Robert Rodeo of Tiffin gave an address. D A Bloom of Sycamore presided. Music by Carey radio band and readings by Matha awards Sycamore Nisa Reva Althouse. John McSweeney spoke on frontier hardships and westward settlement. D A Bloom re-elected president. F W Hurd vice president. Mark Karr secretary. C M Wentling treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gythe ‘Weatherman
Pioner
Stoll
Robert
Picnic Association
Carey Radioal
Ars
Matha
Sycamore
Nisa Reva
Althouse
Nowaday
John ‘McSweeney
Gov. White
D. A. “Bloom
F. W. Hurd
Mark Karr
C. M. Wentling
Bible School A Success at Memorial Evangelical
Rev and Mrs E D Paulin thank supporters of Memorial Evangelical church vacation Bible school. Enrollment reached 88 in five groups with two teachers each. A final program in the main auditorium featured group demonstrations and children donated generously to meet financial needs. Ladies popcorn balls treat was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Paulin
Memorial Evangelical Church
Emerine family returns after Vernon at St Francis college
Mr and Mrs Emerine and children Wilfred and Catherine left Saturday for Floyd Knobs Indiana to attend Vernon Emerine's commencement at St Francis college. He came home for the summer with them. They also visited Indianapolis New Albany Louisville Covington and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerine
Wilfred
Catherine
Floyd
Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society Meeting Planned
The Society of Christ Lutheran church will meet Monday evening with Mrs. Russell Gottfried to elect officers. Hostesses include Mrs. Grace Gamel and leaders are Mrs. Forest Dame and Miss Louise Romig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Larmonth
Missionary ‘Society of Christ Lutheran Church
Russell Gottfried
Grace Gamel
Forest Dame
Louise Romig
Oberleys to Speak at Trinity Lutheran Findlay
Missionaries Rev and Mrs Robert Oberley of Muhlenberg Mission Liberia will address Trinity Lutheran Findlay next Sunday evening. Mrs Oberley formerly Sister Jennie Larmonth and a Carey girl prior to marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Oberley
Muhlenberg
Liberia
Africa
Trinity Lutheran Church
Findlay
Oberley
Jennie Larmonth
Carey
District service planned by I O O F for June 26
The memorial committee of District No. 29 I O O F will meet here Thursday evening June 16 to make final arrangements for memorial services at Carey park on Sunday June 26.
Carey man named trustee in Kurtz and Heck bankruptcy
At Upper Sandusky on Tuesday a hearing of the Kurtz and Heck bankruptcy case was held before W S Jackson of Lima, referee in bankruptcy. H B Keller was appointed trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Kurtz & Heck
Upper Sandusky
W.S Jackson
Lima
H. B. Keller
Carey Band Play At Riverside Park Findlay
The Carey school band will perform at Riverside Park Findlay on Sunday afternoon and evening June 19. Attend and bring a lunch basket to have dinner with the band members in their private pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey School
Police raid yields no liquor evidence in town
On Saturday evening the local police raided several residences in town following complaints to Mayor S H Krebs. No liquor was found at any location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. ‘Krebs
Hquor
Local Council Approves Salaries and Contracts at May Meeting
The council met with Mayor Krebs and five councilors present. They approved June salaries across departments including janitor and secretary roles, listed supplier and labor payments, accepted a bid from National Lime & Stone for street stone, and contracted Metropolitan Casualty for volunteer fireman coverage. Meeting adjourned to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krebs
Nurduer
Councimen
Saviey
Gottfried
Me Shafér
Feasel
Nachbar
Board of Public Affairs
Jefferson
Jané
Frank
Fry
Emmon
Frederick
Eugenia
Henry
Jane
Williams
Ohio Power Co
National’'Lime & Stone Co
Modern Iron Works
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co
Otto Gottfried
R. D. Perkins
W. R. Zeis
the Moto - Mower Co
Railways Express Agency
Buffalo Meter Co
Snyder Lumber Co
Ewing Drug Co
National Lime & Stone Co
Nicholas Mathias
Sylvester Pahl
Same
W. A. Miller
Wayne Powell
John Sheridan
Charles Ritter
C. A. Hoeps
Sherman Yingling
N. C. Kear
Jay Black
Robert O’connor
Earl Briggs
E. W. Mullholand
Herbert Newhard, Sr
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
New Street
Town Hall
Donelson
W. L. Hoff
Charles Miller
Forest Cole
Ed Gibbs
E. N. Bakies
Ed Riester
Council
L. N. Zahn
Metropolitan Casualty and Indemnity Insurance Co
Boy Scout Meeting Plans Local Program Setup
A Boy Scout meeting is set for Thursday evening at the library to organize the local program and elect necessary officers.
Carey Junior Falls to Tiffin 19–8 in Rubber Plant Diamond Clash
The Carey Junior ball team lost 19 to 8 to Tiffin on the rubber plant diamond. Key plays include Banks as a two-base hitter and Ball, Manning, Paynter with home runs. Messmer allowed eight bases on balls and struck out eight. Ball fanned 11. Next Sunday Fostoria visits Carey, as Fostoria leads the league and Carey suffers its first defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Tiffin
Banks
Messmer
Ball
Manning
Paynter
Barton
Hampton
Mari
Nes
Jacoby
Ferguson
Grady
Fostoria
ABA
Eesenace Stuckert
Eonnce Banks
Peeters Ball
Castaseee
Kreger
Cf Barton
Marines
Enacsee
ABR
Hpoa Carey
J.mullholand
EB. Orians
Any Child play at Methodist Church Children Day
A Sunday evening program by the Methodist Sunday school primary department features the play Any Child. It contrasts 1865 Sunday schools with modern ones and highlights current achievements. Committee chair Miss Ruth Diller leads with Misses Campbell Merrihew Mitchell assisting. pianists Mrs Vern Huston. Flowers arranged by Mrs C W Pessell Emory Ulrich and Raymond Sachs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Ruth Diller
Mildred Campbell
Mildred Merrihew
Dorothy Mitchell
Vern Huston
C. W. Pessell
Emory Ulrich
Raymond Sachs
Neighbors and friends thanked for help during illness
Mrs. L. G. Altavatar thanks neighbors and friends for assistance during illness and for flowers and cards received while a patient at Grant Hospital Columbus and after returning home, noting appreciation from those who remembered her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Hospital
Columbus
L. G. Altvater
Fire at Frederick Street Home Damages Roof
Fire crews responded to George Ritter’s Frederick street residence Sunday around 1 PM. A small roof hole burned but no other loss occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Department
George Ritter
Frederick Street
Memorial thanks from Mrs. Sarah Presler
Mrs. Sarah Presler of Adrian expresses sincere gratitude to Palm Leaf Rebekah lodge for the beautiful roses sent after memorial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Sarah Presler
Adrian
Election of Officers at K of C Meeting
There will be an election of officers at the K of C meeting this Thursday evening. Every member is urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
Quiet Methodist Parsonage Wedding Unites Marion Pair
A small ceremony at the Methodist parsonage officiated by Rev. Chas W. Sultzbach joined Mrs. Laura Peoples of Marion to Mr. Lawrence F. Dominy of this place. The couple will reside in Carey and Marion. Dominy works for Star Cake Co. of Columbus serving a district from east of Marion to Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
Chas. W. Sultzbach
Laura Peoples
Marion
Lawrence F. Dominy
John Marcin
John
J. L. Myers
Patricia
Anastasia
Leland
Dominy
Cora Rader
Star Cake Co
Columbus
Findlay
Carey
Block House editor chosen for 1933 yearbook
Richard M. Brayton a sophomore was elected editor of The Block House the University of Toledo's annual year book for 1933. He has been associate editor 1932 a member of the varsity debating team 1931 and previously edited The Crystal at Libby high school. Brayton is son of Garfield M. Brayton of Toledo formerly Carey and will visit cousin Miss Mabel Crisp for a couple of weeks in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Brayton
University of Toledo
Brayton
University
The
Crystal
Libby High School
Toledo Times
Richard
Garfield M. Brayton
Toledo
Carey
Mabel Crisp
Kiwanis Meeting Hears on Telegraph Developments
Jack Hendricks of Fostoria spoke at the Kiwanis gathering on Monday about telegraph system developments and Kiwanis aims. Thirteen members and two guests attended. Next Monday Anthony Kraus, former Wyandot county auditor and current state tax commission member, will address the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hendricks
Fostoria
Kiwanis
Anthony Kraus
Wyandot County
State Tax Commission
Club of C notice for upcoming social meeting
The regular social meeting of the C. L. of C. will be held next Monday evening. The committee includes Evelyn Vaughn as chair and members Mrs. L. M. Remlinger Mrs. Ralph Haford Mrs. Ralph Pierac cini Mrs. W. B. Hoff Mrs. Paul Krupp Mrs. J. J. Kohmann and Mrs. M. S. Mitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. of C
Evelyn Vaughn
L. M. Remlinger
Ralph Haford
Ralph Pieraccini
W. B. Hoff
Paul Krupp
J. J. Kohmann
M. S. Mitten
Bawn Fete Saturday Evening at Memorial Evangelical Church
The Philathea class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday School hosts a poultry fete on the church lawn starting at 6 00 pm Saturday. Food includes chicken sandwiches ice cream cake strawberries and coffee with a farm lunch planned in the church basement if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Johnson's Special Third in 5 Mile Race at Hamilton
Johnson's Special finished third in the five mile race at Hamilton Sunday. Gail Lanker drove. William Carr and Mark Schlachter also attended the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Hamilton
Gail Lanker
William Carr
Mark Schlachter
Carey Semi Pros Triumph Over Toledo All Stars in Tough Game
Carey Semi Pros edged Toledo All Stars 7 to 4 in a late twist at Hoover Field after a back‑and‑forth tie. Myers belted a ninth inning homer to seal the win for Carey as Ferner pitched for Carey and Miller for Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Don
Dorelson
Palmero
All Stars
Toledo
Myers
Han
Ferner
Orians
Miller
Drenman
Tiffin
Happy Hour Sewing Club meets for second session
The 4 H Happy Hour Sewing club held its second meeting at Mrs C H Baker's home north of town. President Martha Hoopf led, a penny fund was started for correspondence bills, and plans were made for a June 29 picnic at Midway Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Sewing Club
C. H. Baker
Martha Hoopf
Midway Park
Kittie Baker
Mabel Wilson
Martha Hoepf
Pontiac Coach Wreck Near Adrian Injures Two
A Pontiac driven by Floyd Lusk struck a road abutment near Adrian Wednesday about 10 30 pm. Chesebrough, a passenger, was cut on the face and Lusk received several bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Lusk
Adrian
Harold Chesebrough
Mr. Lusk
Christ Lutheran Lawn Fete Set for Wednesday Evening
The Christ Lutheran church youth group announces its annual lawn fete on Wednesday evening June 22 starting at 5 00 p m on the church lawn. Attendees can enjoy chicken sandwiches ice cream strawberries cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran Church
W B A Notice Meeting Friday Evening
The regular meeting of the W B A will be held at the G K O hall on Vance street Friday evening at 8 00 oclock. All members are requested to attend as there is important business to transact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K
O. Hall
Vance Street
Dow child Betty Vogel undergoes tonsil operation
Betty Vogel six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Vogel of Dow street underwent a tonsil operation Tuesday forenoon at Dr Wynn's Findlay office with Dr R N Lee of Mt Blanchard assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Vogel
Chester Vogel
Dow Street
Wynn
Findlay
R.N. Lee
Mt. Blanchard
Crawford Chapter 168 OES Schedules Regular Meeting
Eastern Star Crawford Chapter 168 will hold a regular meeting Friday at 8:00 PM. Members are reminded to attend and bring needed materials.
Boy Scout Troop 22 Elects Leaders and Plans Events
Troop 22 at the high school elected Ralph Smiley as senior patrol leader James Harris Halle Tumrbell and Alton Kinsinger as patrol leaders and Charles Harrig as scribe. The group planned a 5 PM departure to a day trip and an ice cream social on library lawn next Wednesday at 6 00 PM All proceeds 15 cents to fund summer camp. Charles Harris Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts’ ‘of
America
Ralph Smiley
James Harris
Halle Tumrbell
Alton Kinsinger
Charles Harrig
Richard Frederick
Jawill
Charles Harris
Scribe
Razor blade thief nabbed at Zeis hardware store
A stranger, claiming to seek paint, was caught after the razor blade case emptied in Zeis store. David Ogg held him until Marshal O Connor arrived. The man, Joseph Hirsch of Cincinnati, faced petit larceny charges set at $200 and 30 days in jail. Sheriff Weatherholtz took custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ogg
Zeis
David
Robert O’connor
Joseph Hirsch
Cincinnati
Krebs
Lawrence Weatherholtz
Houk
Pythian Memorial Service Held by Knights and Sisters
The Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters held their annual memorial service at their hall on S Patterson Street. Rev C W Sultzbach delivered the address, a quartet sang, and officers of the lodges led the ritual. Gladys Kirkwood, Hileen Kirkwood, and Mrs Emery Ulrich performed musical selections. Benediction by Rev J J McCabe closed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
S. Patterson Street
C. W. Sultzbach
W. N. Johnson
Paul R. Clouser
G. M. Kurta
Carl Koehler
Gladys
Hileen Kirkwood
Old Rugged Cross
Emery Ulrich
Isle
J. J. McCabe
Auto strike at dusk injures local man on Vance Street
At about 9 30 last Thursday evening J D Ewing stepped into the street as Harry Guskin of Brooklyn drove up. Ewing failed to see the auto and was knocked to the ground striking his face with bruises and cuts while his spectacles were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Ewing
Vance Street
Harry Guskin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Guskin
Vance
Mr. Ewing
Ohio State Commencement Honors Beitler Family Ties
Mrs. Clara Beitler and Miss Mattie Myers traveled to Columbus for the commencement exercises at Ohio State. S. R. Beitler earned a professional degree among 11 graduates while his father, a long time mechanical engineering instructor, is an alumnus of Carey high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Beitler
Mattie Myers
Columbus
Ohio State
Shade trees sprout from cut cottonwood stump
About two years ago a silver cotton tree at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Updegraff on Brown Avenue died and was cut down. Twenty sprouts rose from the stump and have grown about 20 feet high, creating a fine shade and a pleasing example of new shade trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Updegraff
Brown Avenue
Owas
Baby Christen Richard Clifton Born Friday Night
A 9 pound son born Friday night to Mr and Mrs W A Vaughn was christened Sunday afternoon at the Vaughn home east of town. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs M C Yost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Vaughn
M. C.yost
Richard Clifton
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