Wedding of Miss Anna Frytz and Rev. Louis Fritz at Fostoria home
Miss Anna Frytz and Rev. Louis Fritz wed last Thursday at the Fryz home west of Fostoria. Rev J M Shimer officiated with Mendelssohn’s Wedding March played by Cleveland sisters. About eighty guests attended the ceremony and reception. The couple will live in Pikeville Ohio after a East Coast honeymoon. Both graduates of Heidelberg University.
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A. Pretty
Louis G. Fritz
Sandy
SA. H. Fry
West
Fostoria
Della Fry
Stanley- Fritz
J. M. Shimer
Dewey ‘Robbing
Nina Bosenhoff
Cleveland
Mendelssohn
Lily Fry
Beatrice Phillips
Nellie Slosser
Pauline Wissler
Pikeville
First Reformed Church
McCutchenville
Heidelberg
Tiffin
Dayton
Upper Sandusky
Jesse Still
American Legion Auxiliary Sees New Members and Rollover Plans
The Women's Auxiliary Unit of Ear Green Post No 644, American Legion, held a meeting in Legion Hall with several new members welcomed. Officers elected include President Ross Johnson and Secretary Elsie Howard. An executive committee was chosen and efforts urged to boost membership by July 4 with initiatory processing for new entrants after that date.
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Women’s Auxiliary Unit
Ear
Green Post
The
American Legion
Legion Hall
Ross Johnson
Paul Krupp
Elsie Howard
Martha Schira
J. D. Ewing
C. W. McGill
Arthur Byers
Harry Heck
State Department
Services at Wyandot County Home Flower Mission Meeting
The Wyandot county W C T U flower mission committee held a Sunday afternoon service at the Wyandot County Home. Mrs A J Xing of Carey led, Mrs J L Yohe led devotionals, Rev H Douglass preached on Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God. Lucy Laughlin and Martha Hart sang with organ by Gertrude Yohe. Bouquets were presented to Home occupants and the service was well received.
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Flower Mission Committee
Wyandot County
A. J. Ixing
Carey
J. L. Yohe
Lucy Laughlin
Martha Hart
Gertrude Yohe
Union
Methodist Church Evening Sermon and Lecture Schedule
Church Night Thursday at 7 30 led by W H M S with third illustrated talk on the life of Christ by the pastor. Sunday services as usual with an evening stereopticon lecture on South America Continent of Opportunity.
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Christ
South America
Continent of
Carey Cubs Fall to Eagle Park in 10–2 Loss
The Carey Cubs were defeated 10 to 2 by Eagle Park at Eagle Park, southeast of Upper Sandusky. Poor fielding and weak hitting by the Cubs versus Eagle Park’s heavy batting led to the loss.
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Carey Cubs
Eagle Park
Upper Sandusky
Cubs
Monarchs Suffer Lopsided Home Loss to Dolomites
The Maple Grove Dolomites defeated the Monarchs 25 to 2 at Jordan Tire diamond on Sunday. No further readable details about location or subsequent games.
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Maple Grove Dolomites
Monarchs
Jordan Tire
Adrian
C. N. Or
Kiwanis Luncheon Highlights City Civic Efforts
The Kiwanis club meeting in Findlay featured Mayor Rodabaugh as speaker, who addressed civic issues such as land beautification and law enforcement. Progress notes included baseball preparations with Findlay Kiwanians, a City Park improvement call, and a Boy Scout committee chaired by Dr Jame. Frank Emerine won the prize.
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Zeis
Findlay Kiwanian
Rodabaugh
Findlay
Boy Scout Committee
Drs Jame
Frank Emerine
Girls Return From Camp Wyandot With Honors
Virginia Straw Ruth Diller Eugenia Henry Mildred Gunther Jane and Martha Spencer returned from a ten day stay at Camp Wyandot along the Sandusky River near Upper Sandusky. Sixteen county girls aged 12 to 15 enjoyed athletics swimming camp cooking sewing Bible study and nightly campfires. Martha Spencer won the camp emblem for efficiency and Jane Spencer and Mildred Gunther earned additional honors.
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Virgina Straw
Ruth Diller
Eugenia Henry
Mildred Gunther
Jane
Martha Spencer
Camp Wyandot
Sandusky River
Upper Sandusky
Fredericka Spencer
McQuate
Upper Simdusky
Marjorie Pence
West Jefferson
Ida Ivily Stevenson
Grace Brinkerhoff
Bessie Flicker
Jane Spencer
Harvard Professor Takes NY City Economics Post
Mrs Edmund Lincoln and her children visit Cambridge relatives before moving to New York City as economist for Western Electric American Telegraph and Telephone. Professor Lincoln, former Harvard economics professor, wrote Problems in Business Finance now used by 25 universities and is drafting Public Utilities Finance for classes.
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Edmund Lincoln
Elinore
Robert Edmund
Cambridge
Mass
B. C. Walker
New York City
Lincoln
Harvard University
Western Electric American Telephone and Telegraph
Western Electric
Building Activity Near Town Reported
R D Perkins, building contractor, has begun remodeling Harvey Wohlga muth's house four miles south of town adding four new rooms. He holds a barn contract for John Niederkohr four miles northeast. Perkins is finishing a dairy barn on the David Heck farm for C C Heck, a 39 by 92 foot structure with 40 cow stanchions, steel pens and individual drinking cups, and feed and litter carriers. The five room house for Ernest Dunn on Brown Ave nears completion.
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R. D Perkins
Harvey Wohlgamuth
John Niederkohr
Mr. Perkins
David Heck
C. C. Heck
Ernest Dunn
Brown Ave
Children to Hear Gospel Stories at Afternoon Service
Mrs John Gump of Columbus in charge of the music at the tabernacle meetings will conduct a gospel service for children of all denominations Thursday afternoon at 3:00. She will tell Bible stories and lead a song service inviting all children to attend.
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John Gump
Columbus
Tabernacle
Early Garden Bounty Delights Fry Family Dinner
W H Fry and family picked peas from their garden on June 14 enjoyed fresh peas and new potatoes for dinner the potatoes were slightly larger than duck eggs a wholesome domestic note from the period.
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W. H. Fry
Carey Blanks Jordan Tires in Tight Plymouth Pitching Duel
In a Central Ohio League matchup at Plymouth Bland pitched a nine inning gem for Carey, allowing four hits and no walks while striking out. Steckler also worked well as Bland helped Carey win 2 to 1 despite Plymouth’s strong defense and limited hits.
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Plymouth
Bland
Steckler
Jordan-Tires
Carey
Rally planned for new United Brethren church in Carey
Rev. M R Ballinger of Findlay will visit Carey Sunday to promote the new United Brethren church to be built at Patterson and South streets. Local pastor Rev L C Reed has plans by Toledo architect L A Burket. The cross shaped brick building seats 300 with sliding partitions doubling Sunday school capacity and will have 12 to 14 rooms. The denomination has 14 000 members in the territory from Carey to Findlay and the local United Brethren presence spans 80 years.
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M. R. Ballinger
Findlay
Carey
United Brethren Church
Patterson
South Streets
L. C. Reed
L. 4. Burkét
Toledo
Patterson Street
United Brethren Organization
Retreats at Shrine Offer Women Separate Programs
Shrine Bulletin lists multiple retreats. A girls and unmarried women retreat runs July 1 to July 4 with six dollar board at Pilgrim House in Carey Ohio. register with Mother Superior. A men's retreat July 14 to 16 follows, and a married women and widows retreat July 28 to 30. A second girls and women retreat is scheduled September 2 to September 4.
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Our Lady of Consolation
Pilgrim House
Carey
Ruffing Family Attends Funeral of John Ehrenfried
Mr and Mrs M J Ruffing and relatives attend the funeral of John Ehrenfried of Tiffin a brother in law to Mrs Ruffing. He was buried in the mausoleum near Tiffin which he had built years ago.
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M. J Ruffing
Vernet
Ira
al P Ruffing
Clarence Ruffing
Peter Krupp
John Ehrenfried
Tiffin
Ruffing
Tiffinr
O Brien of Findlay Dies in Columbus Hospital
P H OBrien formerly of Findlay died suddenly last week at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus after an operation for stomach trouble He was a field foreman for Buckeye Pipe company and father of Miss Madeline OBrien who taught at Carey high school the year before last
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P. H. O’brien
Findlay
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
O’brien
Ma Eline O'Brien
Carey
Plug Run Resumes on the Big Four for Summer Service
The plug run on the Big Four resumes for summer with a Sandusky train daily except Sunday at 11 00 a m. it stays until 12 30 p m before returning north.
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Sandusky
Cedar Point excursion planned by local American Legion
At a special Warl Green post 344 meeting in Carey the American Legion discussed an annual Cedar Point excursion set for Thursday July 13. Delegates will attend Marion Centennial on July 6 with a $3000 fund turned over to the Marion Legion. Tickets cost 140 for adults and 70 for children with 8:00 am departure from Carey and 9:40 am arrival in Sandusky after stops at Adrian and Berwick.
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American Legion
Cedar Point
Dean’ McGuy
Adj
Dewey Hunter
August Windau
Marion
Marion Legion
MacNider
Harding
War Weeks
J. J. Pershing
Legion
Carey and
Vicinity
Howard Snyder
Scourse
Chas
Calmes
A. I. Byers
C. C. Simonis
Frank Streby
Nial Ryder
Fred Pieraccini
Ed. Bakies
Fred Pieraccinci
Carey
Adrian
Berwick
Sandusky
Big Four
Successful Meetings Under Tent on Chautauqua Grounds
Rev W A Vandersall evengel ist from Findlay conducts tabernacle meetings on Chautauqua grounds with services each day at 730 pm and Sunday at 1030 am 230 pm and 730 pm. Mrs John Gump of Columbus assists musically as visiting ministers arrive from Findlay and from Tiffin with Heath De Young and Spangler among the guests.
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W. A. Vandersall
Findlay
Chautauqua
Vandersall
John Gump
Columbus
Tiffin
Rev
Heath
The
Pentecostal Church
de Young
Baptist Church
Spangler
United Brethren Church
Village Council Approves Kear Ditch After Hearing
The village council met Monday evening to hear the Kear ditch proposal. Mayor Mull holand Clerk Steady Engineer Mc Gill and Councilmen Chambers Ranger Jacobs and Emerine attended with about 20 owners to be assessed for the ditch. Protests were noted, but the council moved forward due to serious drainage on North street.
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Kear
Mullholand
Steady
McGill
Chambers
Ranger
Jacobs
Emerine
North Street
Water-Use Warning Ahead of Plant Work Friday
Water consumers are asked to use water sparingly on Friday June 23 as changes are made at the plant to connect electric pumps. The stand pipe will be filled in the morning and should supply until the work is completed. Board of Ale
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Board OF Ale
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