Will Be Candidates on Primary Ballots for August 14
Declarations filed with the county elections board list Democratic and Republican candidates for city offices. Democrats include Miles Mullholland mayor and others for clerk marshal and council seats. Republicans name Almon Blue for mayor and a slate for clerk treasurer marshal and council positions. Names also cover board of public affairs and related posts.
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County Board of Elections
Miles Mullholland
John Steady
C M. Brown
F. J. Emerine
Elza Jacobs
H B. Stief
John Pahl
A. E. Constien
Samuel Krebs
A. B Ryder
Earl Black
Board of Public
Ohio Wesleyan graduate returns home for summer work
George Constien recently graduated from Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware and visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Constien. He will soon depart to Camp Bayville in Lancaster to oversee athletics for the summer and plans to continue civil engineering studies at the University of Cincinnati next winter. He has been elected national president of the Delta Alpha Pi fraternity based in Cincinnati, enabling him to attend school and fulfill his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Constien
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
A. E. Constien
Camp Bayville
Lancaster
Cincinnati University
Delta Alpha Pi Fraternity
Cincinnati
Eastern Star Inspection At Walpole Chapter
Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ray Beebe Mr and Mrs Stanley Ranger Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wenner Mr and Mrs Lawrence Straw Mr and Mrs Bart Moser Mrs S Krebs Mrs S B Gillet Miss Irene Gillet Mrs Phil Henn Mrs G Sutphen Mrs W G Bradley and Miss May Mullholand at Walpole Chapter of Eastern Star Upper Sandusky Monday evening A lunch was served and a fine time was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Beebe
Stanley Ranger
Lawrence Wenner
Lawrence Straw
Bart Moser
S . Krebs
S. B. Gillet
Irene Gillet
Phil Henn
G . Sutphen
W. G. Bradley
May Mullholand
Walpole
Eastern Star
Upper Sandusky
Business Change At Newcomer Block Creates New Soda Shop
John Simonis, long-time partner with cousin Jacob Thom in a soft drink business in the Newcomer block, has now opened a standalone shop in the Stahl room vacated by Chas Clinger’s tin shop, following the sale to E M Burson.
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John Simonis
Jacob Thom
E M. Burson
Chas Clinger
Arlington Hits 14 to 10 Over City Team in Open Ballgame
Arlington and Carey played a high scoring contest with Hartman leading Arlington with a homer a triple and two singles in five at bats. Klinger handled mound duties for Carey and earned the win while Orians took the loss. The game featured five extra hits including a home run and multiple two base hits as Arlington surged to a 14 to 10 victory.
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Arlington
Orians
Carey
Stambaugh
Hartman
Klinger
Independents of
Fostoria
Hpoa & Twining
Trubey
Greer
Davis
Smith
Hosafros
Donelson
Gardner
England
Stombaugh
Gobrecht
Anderson
Clinger
Leslie
Orlans
Orans
Alge
Sink
Mayor’s late night court fines Vanlue pair and debt evader
Mayor Mullholand was roused at 11 PM to hear the Mahony case. He fined them 20 dollars and costs and ordered them to stay out of town to avoid a trip to the works. Earlier, he ruled on a man leaving town without paying his room rent after securing all his money for a board bill.
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Mullholand
Freshly picked strawberries offered by Adrian grower
W M Presier presented his home grown berries to the office on Tuesday. The Adrian farmer, a skilled berry raiser, offered customers strictly fresh fruit picked from his patch each morning at his home.
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W.M Presier
Adrian
Presier
Legion Auxiliary to Initiate Six Candidates Monday Night
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting Monday night at the Legion hall. Six candidates will participate in the initiatory work. Afterward a social committee including Mrs. W. H. Snyder, Mrs. D. Humbert, Mrs. C. F. Pflueger and Mrs. Grover Snyder will serve refreshments. All members are urged to attend.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
W. H. Snyder
D . Humbert
C. F. Pflueger
Grover Snyder
Adrian Methodist strawberry supper at Odd Fellows hall
The Adrian Methodist church ladies will host a strawberry and ice cream supper at the Odd Fellows hall in Adrian on Tuesday evening June 26. Chicken and knocker sandwiches, cake and coffee will be served and the public is invited.
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The
Adrian
Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Fruth
Invitations issued for the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. John F Fruth at their West Independence home. The event is Friday June 22 with a wedding dinner at noon. Jacob Fruth is their son from west of town.
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John F.’ Fruth
West Independence
Jacob Fruth
West of Town
Ribs Break as Colt Runs Wagon Crash Injures Local Driver
Alvin Grady of north of town visited Saturday for the first time since being thrown from a wagon weeks ago. He suffered several broken ribs when the colt he was driving became frightened and bolted, tossing him into the roadway.
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Alvin Grady
North of Town
No Evening Worship Noted In Lutheran Church Schedule
The regular morning worship will be conducted on Sunday at the Lutheran church while there will be no evening worship.
Street Meeting at Vanlue by Nazarene Pastor
A religious street meeting is planned in Vanlue Saturday evening at a specified time. The sermon will be preached by the pastor of the First Nazarene Church of Findlay. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Vanlue
First Nazarene Church of
Findlay
Pioneer Picnic under showers features Judge Allen speech
A Wyandot County Pioneer Picnic in Stoll's Grove drew several thousand despite rain. Judge Florence Allen of Ohio spoke on government, civic duties, and women's rights, urging public engagement, accountability, and support for officials while noting delays in courts and the need for citizen involvement.
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Karr
W Cunningham
Commercial Bank & Savings Co
Bluffton
Judge Allen
Cunningham
Elida Pioneer Picnic Association
Col Crawford
Florence &. Allen
Supreme Court of Ohio
Miss Thrall
Allen
Udge
Ohio
Oberlin
Lucy Stone
Pignie
Carey City Bicycle and Wagon Prohibition Notice
The mayor cites citizen complaints and again forbids riding bicycles on Main Street sidewalks in Carey and the use of wagons propelled by feet without owner consent. The order aims to curb sidewalk traffic and enforce sidewalk safety.
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Carey
Mrs Kesler Visits Toledo Friends With Harris Couple
Mrs John Kesler of Toledo spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mr and Mrs Theodore Harris, enjoying a quiet visit in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kesler
Toledo
Jhursday
Theodore Harris
Kiwanis Luncheon Recaps Atlanta International Convention
Last Monday's Kiwanis gathering reviewed reports from delegates and visitors to the Atlanta convention. Rev W F Martin described trips and the notable program, praising South's progress and Atlanta’s share. Ohio delegation impressed with a fine band, a drum major, and the International President return. A Mansfield Inter-City meet is set for June 28 and a committee was formed to study Monday store closing uniformity.
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Kiwanis
Atlanta
P. B. Emerine
W. F. Martin
Mammoth Cave
Ohio
Birmingham
Virginia
South
Mansfield
Carey
Legion plans Cedar Point excursion and film showing
At a special Karl Green Post American Legion meeting a summer excursion to Cedar Point was approved with a planned first class train from Forest stopping at Wharton Carey Adrian Berwick and Tiffin. The date and fare will be announced later along with a screening of Powder River a film linked to U S Signal Corps war scenes and Carey service members.
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Karl Green Post
American Legion
Cedar Point
Legion
Forest
Wharton
Carey
Adrian
Berwick
Tiffin
Powder River
U. S. Signal Corps
Capell
Strand Theater
Methodist Children’s Day Program At Local Church
Sunday morning services featured a Methodist Children’s Day program with performances by the church school orchestra and vocalists. Highlights included recitations by Caroline Baker Miriam Harshberger Puauline Newcomer Alice Ogg and Martha Ward along with piano duets and a drama dialogue.
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Methodist Church
Rev Martin Selection
Miriam Harshberger
Caroline Baker
Martha King
Puauline Newcomer
Martha Ward
Reynold
Alice Ogg
Virginia
Robbie Patterson
Mildred Mann
Esther Pontius
Jack Heck
Helen Wonder
Cretoria Kinsinger
Bobbie Heck
Agenia Henry
Donna Hornby
Alma Shuman
Driki
Washburn
Martin Doxolozy
Local Doctor Earns Cincinnati Medicine Degree
Dr Leonard Nigh son of Mrs Allie Nigh received a Doctor of Medicine degree at the University of Cincinnati medical college. His aunt Miss Essie Carothers attended the exercises, and he and his wife visited relatives before leaving for Fort Wayne for a year internship at St Joseph's Hospital.
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Leonard Nigh
Allie Nigh
Medial College
University of Cincinnati
Essie Carothers
Mry Nigh
Ft Wayne
St Joseph's Hospital
First New Potatoes Reported By Local Couple
Mr and Mrs Ed B Brown, living south of town, report the first new potatoes of the season. They had some for dinner last week and this week enjoy fresh peas from their garden.
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Ed B Brown
South of Town
Village School District Enumerates Students Count
Hart completes enumeration for Carey Village School District showing 539 residents, 289 males and 250 females living in the district.
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DT. Hart
Carey Village
Wildcats vs Giants on Salem ball diamond
The Carey Wildcats will face the Springville Giants Sunday June 24 at the Salem ball diamond. First pitch scheduled for 2 50 P M local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Wildcats
Springville Giants
Salem Ball Diamond
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Dodge
Phelps Motor Co
Michelin
Westinghouse
Kuppenheimer
Burson & Kurtz —the House of Kuppenheimer
Good Clothes
Sycamore
Stoll
Lovell
Col. Crawford
Fostoria Ladies
Rev. Smith
America
Mark Karr
J. I. Halstead
B. H. Davis
Eloise Thrall
Harvey Hetzel
Richard Smith
Wm. Proctor
Hetzel
Wm. .Karr
Joseph H. Peters
Mickie
Gon
Pearim Gates
Peter
Chave
Wildcats
Giants
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