Carey to host 10 teams for district basketball tourney
Carey hosts 10 boys basketball squads from four counties and three exempted village schools for a Friday and Saturday district tournament at the high school gym. Schedule includes 1:30 start Friday, 7:30 evening games, semis at 2:00 and 3:30 Saturday, finals and consolation that night. Admission 35 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Carey High School
Fostoria
Bloomville
Nevada
Fostoria St Wendelin
Sycamore
Tiffin Calvert
Mt. Cary
CHS
Carcy Times Offers Broad Commercial Printing Services
Letter heads and envelopes and all kinds of commercial printing are offered by Carcy Times, a printing business advertising its full range of services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcy Times
Jobless Campaign Prompts Work Drive in Ohio
Hella and comrades discuss boosting employment as the American Legion reports 68 960 jobs created last week. The speaker urges universal effort, mocks moodiness, and asks everyone to offer work from small tasks to larger duties, with Shafer coordinating placements.
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HELLA
Tec Patees
American ‘Legion
Celebrated Golden Wedding of Ed Campbell and Wife
Mr and Mrs Ed Campbell Sr quietly observed their fifty year marriage at their S Patterson Street home. The couple married fifty years ago in Carey and were joined by relatives including Ed Campbell Jr Marion Bland George Bland R Campbell and James Campbell for a family dinner after a quiet ceremony officiated by Rev Hawks of the Evangelical church. Mrs Campbell was born Jennie Rief in Jay county Indiana and came to Carey with her uncle Jacob Kneisel after her mother’s death.
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Ed Campbell
S. Patterson Street
Mr. Campbell
Jacob Kneisel
Carey
New York
Campbell
Jennie Rief
Mr. Kneisel
Jay County
Ind
Limberlost Creek
Hawks
Evangelical Church
Ed Campbell, Jr
Marion Bland
George Bland
East of Town
R. R. Campbell
James Campbell
Loudenville
1931 Business Failures Hit Non Advertisers Says Bradstreet
A trade publication cites Bradstreet's 1931 report showing 95 percent of business failures were non advertisers. It notes the successful businessman pursues work while the failure waits for customers, urging proactive marketing.
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Bradstreet
Macomb Herald
Carey Community Club Meets at Moose Hall
The Carey Community Club met Monday evening at the Moose hall with good attendance. H. P. Bardon of Crane township was accepted as a new member. Music by an orchestra of the Wisner Brothers and Sherman Rangeler delighted attendees. The ladies banquet is planned for a week after Easter.
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Carey Community Club
Moose Hall
H. P. Bardon
Crane Township
Wisner Brothers
Sherman Rangeler
Power outage after crane hits high voltage line at rail crossing
Carey was without electricity from 4 35 to 5 30 Monday afternoon after a moving crane struck a 66 000 volt wire at the Big Four and Lincoln highway crossing near Forest. The wire snapped but no one was injured.
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Carey
Lincoln Highway
Forest
Price Reduction in Music Lessons by Mrs Kennerley
Advertisement notes price cut from 75 cents to 50 cents for music lessons with 15 years experience. Limited spaces available. For information call Mrs Sadie Kennerley, phone 48, Mrs Walter Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Kennerley
Walter Myers
Secretary Brown appoints election board members in Columbus
Columbus Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown announced the appointment of Eloise Thrall Carey as a Democratic county election board member and reappointed Frank A. Beery as Republican.
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Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Miss Eloise
Thrall, Carey
Frank A. Beery
Will Preach at Wyandot County Home
Rev A E Grant of the Methodist Episcopal church Harpster will preach at Wyandot county home Sunday afternoon March 6.
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A. E. Grant
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harpster
Wyandot County
Railroads Urged to Patronize Local Businesses in Carey
Local business leaders urge Carey's citizens to support home industries as railroads claim community loyalty. Tax and wage figures show rails employ Carey residents and contribute to the treasury. In 1931 Wyandot county railroads paid $163,554.80 in taxes, giving Carey $7,848.60.
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Garey
Carey
Wyandot County
Carey Corporation
Mrs Emma Swank Dies at 48 Near Benton Ridge
Mrs. Emma Swank 48 died suddenly at her Benton Ridge area home on Sunday February 21. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Coldren's Findlay parlors with Rev. James M. Guyer officiating. interment Maple Grove Cemetery. Born November 3 1888 in Plain City Ohio she was daughter of Kilburn Sherwood and Lovina Beach. Surviving are four children Don Ruth Edith Stroub and Donald with siblings Irene Perkins Mary Fellabaum Bernard Sherwood and Andrew Sherwood. Attending relatives included Mr and Mrs Carl Stroub and Donald Wayne and Mr and Mrs Dave Stroub.
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Emma Swank
Benton Ridge
Coldren
Findlay
James M. Guyer
Maple Grove Cemetery
Swank
Plain City
Ohio
Kilburn Sherwood
Lovina Beach
Don
Ruth
Edith Stroub
Carey
Donald
Irene Perkins
Mary Fellabaum
Bernard Sherwood
Lansing
Mich
Andrew Sherwood
Atlantic
Iowa
Carl L. Stroub
Donald Wayne
Dave Stroub
Card of Thanks from Stroub and Swank families
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kind assistance sympathy and aid during our recent affliction. Mr and Mrs Carl L Stroub Don and Ruth Swank.
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Carl L. Stroub
Don
Ruth Swank
Choir to Sing Crucifixion at Lenten Service and March 13
The Queen Esther class will furnish the choir for the Lenten service at 7:30 this evening. Pastor continues fat discussing abundant life in modern times with A Paradox Finding Through Losing. A large chorus from Findlay Tiffin and Carey under William Platt Jr will perform Stainers Crucifixion at 4 00 o'clock Sunday afternoon March 13. A special platform will be built to accommodate the singers. The community is invited to attend.
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Findlay
Tiffin
Carey
William Platt, Jr
Stainer
Pastor to Preach at Mt Blanchard Tonight
Rev Charles W Sultzbach of the Methodist Episcopal church will preach at Mt Blanchard Methodist Episcopal church this Thursday evening. Rev W J Miller leads the church there where revival services are in progress. Several from here will attend and Mrs Wesley Wonder will sing a special number.
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Chas. W Sultzbach
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mtlanchard Methodist Episcopal Church
W J Miller
Wesley Wonder
K OFC Meeting Called for March Eighth
All members are urged to be present at the next meeting on March 8. The district deputy is expected to attend. Other matters of interest will be discussed.
Winter of 1931 32 Not A Rare Snow Season
The note contrasts this winter with the 1918 19 season when only a single snowfall occurred, suggesting the 1931 32 winter is not unusually rare. It reflects on historical snowfall patterns and seasonal variability.
Carey Welfare committee to stage benefit play for needy children
The Carey Welfare committee faces a depleted treasury after distributing about 200 dollars from last year's balance and community contributions for clothing and shoes. A benefit play on March 15 at the high school auditorium will raise funds. admission is 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children, with donations also welcome to Mrs Myrtle Perkins Mrs Henry Pahl or Mrs M Kurtz.
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Carey Homes
Lucille Hartle
County Red Cross
Carey Welfare Committee
Myrtle Perkins
Henry Pahl
M. Kurtz
Mrs Vincent Krupp Reaches Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Vincent Krupp returned Tuesday to her mother Mrs Henry Kramer’s residence on W South Street after discharge from Mercy Hospital Tiffin. Last Saturday she underwent neck gland surgery due to an infected tonsil and related swelling.
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Vincent Krupp
Henry Kramer
South Street
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Fostoria Woman Undergoes Major Abdominal Operation
Mrs Myron Greek was taken to Fostoria city hospital Wednesday morning for a serious abdominal operation. Her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Lester Bowman were present at the hospital during the procedure performed by Dr Nathan Hatfield.
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Myron Greek
Fostoria City Hospital
Lester Bowman
Nathan Hatfield
The Robins Are Here Arrive on Suburban Street
Last Thursday morning E W Donelson of S Patterson street saw four robins on his block. The birds appeared to be migrating north for spring and planned to stay if the weather suited.
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Donelson
Patterson Street
Trustees to Set 1932 Cleaning Contract at Zion Bloom Cemetery
The Trustees of Zion Bloom cemetery in St Paul will set the cleaning contract for 1932 on Tuesday March 8 at 100 p.m. The notice is signed by Hosea Tong, Secretary.
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Zion Bloom (St Paul) Cemetery
Funeral Attendees Honor James Heilman at Berwick
Mrs William Bloom Mrs Carl Rader Mr and Mrs Jack Updegraff and Mrs Ralph Green attended the funeral of James Heilman at Berwick Saturday afternoon.
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William Bloom
Carl Rader
Jack Updegraff
Ralph Green
James Heilman
Berwick
Free Lunch Program Aids 42 School Children At High School
February meals served daily at the high school cafeteria funded by the PTA led by Mrs. Ervin Wentling. Forty two children were fed on February 26 to 42 meals with menu including vegetables, tapioca, bread, jelly and milk. Donations and purchases totaled $31.74 with various local donors and businesses contributing supplies and funds. The committee thanks all helpers and invites further assistance.
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P. T A
Ervin Wentling
Men of Christ Lutheran
Myrtle Perkins
Simonis’ Grocery
Flagg's Bakery
Bishop’s Meat Market
Heck’s
Donald Donelson
A. L. Arnold
S. B. Kloppfer
J . Ewing
Gilliland Sisters
Alonzo Green
Bert Smith
Frank Ogg
Donelson Bros
Local purchases sustain town prosperity through local spending
A Kansas paper argues towns die only by action not fate. If locals buy local bakery goods, hire more workers, and spend earnings in town, employment and population rise. Expanding local fueling stations reflect the same pattern of keeping money at home to boost stores and wages.
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Kansas
Eastern Star Meeting Observed In Findlay
Mr and Mrs H L Wenner and Mrs F A Galbroner with Mrs FE R Moser Mrs W S Huffman and Mrs C C Heck attended a Findlay Eastern Star meeting Friday evening. Past matrons and patrons in colonial dress exemplified the lodge's original ritual work.
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H L. Wenner
F A Galbroner
FE R= Moser
W S Huffman
C C Heck
Eastern Star
Findlay
Mooseheart Women Hear Sport Talks at Club Meeting
Mrs FoA Miller spoke on Mooseheart sports at a regular Women of Mooseheart gathering. A prior Reno party drew a large crowd funded by the lodge to support husbands and families.
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Mooseheart
Foa Miller
Jack Walt
Reno
Fish in Town Franciscan Father Aloys M Fish visits
Very Rev Fr Aloys M Fish of Louisville Kentucky was in town over the weekend. He serves as provincial and commissary general of the Franciscan Friars Minor Conventual and formerly rector of Our Lady of Consolation.
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Aloys M. Fish
Louisville
Fr. Fish
Our Lady of Consolation
Franciscan Friars Minor Conventual
Women’s Benefit Association invited to Century of Progress pageant
Carey members learned they will present the W B A pageant at the 1933 Century of Progress in Chicago. Supper Miller and state officers approve, with 3,000 local groups planning travel clubs and a grand banquet plan to showcase women’s progress at the world’s fair.
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Www
B. As
Woman's Benefit Association
Carey
Chicago
Soldier Field
New Exposition
Grounds
South Park Commission of Chicago
State Street Council
Bina West Miller
Miller
Lake Michigan
P. J. Sexton
Officers of Review No. 27
Women's Benefit Association
Exposition Grounds
Death of Deaf Mule Martin Luther Young 76 at Tiffin
Martin Luther Young 76 a National Machinery Co. plant employee for 43 years and leader among local deaf friends died Saturday afternoon at his home 104 Liberty street after a four month illness. Born August 28 1855 in Adrian he married Maletta Scott February 17 1902. Survived by widow a brother John L Young New York and sister Jessie Young Fort Wayne. Funeral at Old Trinity Church conducted by Rev Russell EO Francis and Rev Franklin Smielau. burial Green Lawn Cemetery.
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Martin Luther Young
National Machinery Co
Young
Liberty Street
Mr Young
Tiffin
Adrian
John
Elizabeth A
Harris) Young
Maletta Scott
National Plant
John L Young
New York
Jessie Young
Ft Wayne
Old Trinity Church
Russell EO Francis
Franklin Smielau
Columbus
Ohio
Rav C Myers
Greenlawn
Tiffin Tribune
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Leedy Wife of Rev Leedy
Paulin led attenders Monday at the funeral of Mrs JR B Leedy wife of Rev Leedy pastor of the Evangeglehureh at Gibson. The service featured the Toledo district superintendent Rey Th Caldwell officiating assisted by Rev Col Allen of Columbus with choir from the Ohio conference directed by Rev Paulin and Rev Carla well. The ministers chorus sang Riches of Love The Beautiful Land The Better Land and No Tears at the grave. Thirty five Ohio conference ministers attended.
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Paulin
JR B
Leedyy
Leedy
Lind
Carlawell
A Coagray
Findlay
L. H. Naumann
Elliston
Ohio Conference
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Betty Kinley
Eleanor McChesney
Donna Mae Pahl
Frances Peirce
Opal Tong
Maxine Virden
Billy Watkins
Alice Wonder
Richard Wright
Charles Heck
Eugene Liming
Geralda Mae Moser
Marian Patterson
Clyde Sherman
Rolland Sherman
Mary Ellen Stillberger
Janis Wenner
Johnson
Shafer
Names Board Members
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MT. Blanchard
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Hosea Tong
Chledren
Eastern Star Meeting
Mooseheart Degion News
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