Farmers Night Kiwanis Party Delights Local Farmers
Eighty eight men attended the Farmers Night hosted by the Kiwanis at the Galt House on Monday. The event featured Prof. Moore’s orchestra, a community sing led by Y M C A McQuate, and several lively performances including Mr. Hugh Fuller’s impersonations. Dr. Johnson read a telegram inviting a Mansfield inter-state meeting on March 19, with plans for a potato day next fall after a boys’ potato contest.
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Galt House
Mames
Tom Wetherford
Moore
Lewis P Sneaker
Sandusky
Mac
Rufus
MacDonald
Ramsey
John’ Moore
Gail Kurtz
Carl Mitchell
J. A
Stanley Johnson
Cincinnati
Mr. Johnson
WLW
Hugh Fuller
Fullerton
Delaware
Ohio
Mansfield
Doc
Potatoes and prizes mark rural gathering in the southland
The community celebrates a potato day novelty with prize won by Frank Hurd who declined to speak. Dr. Hosafros receives Mardi Gras papers from Henry Stief, while Kiwanis ex-president Dr. Zeis is reported improving. Speakers Mark Karl and David Dow praised farmer cooperation as the group closed happier than before.
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Frank Hurd
Henry, Stief
New Orleans
Hosafros
Henry
Ely
Southland
Zeis
Kiwanis Club
Goble
Mark
Karl
David Dow
Dave
Jollier
The
Grange
Farm Bureau
Mr. Crouse
Miss Hart
Pontius
Miss Mann
Farm Bureau Orchestra
Smith- Hughes Boys
Franklin Brown
Chas. Spitler
W. J Baker
Crouse
F J Ruble
Hugh Diamond
Mr Diamond
Flurry Lander
Ohio
Martindstle
Letture
Ward Botanical
Forest Hurd
Hugh Bonnell
Evangelical Church Notes Revival Closes with 27 Conversions
The revival meetings ended Sunday night March 1 with 27 conversions. The pastor thanks sister churches helpers. The church invites new members Sunday morning for a special two service plan and requests every member attend both. The Church Board meets Friday at 7 30 PM in the Prayer room. The Philathea class met in March at the home of Mr and Mrs Cross on Vance Street with refreshments served.
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Philathea
Charles Cross
Vance St
Missionary Society Meets at Frederick Home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E Church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Margaret Frederick's North Vance street home. Mrs. Frederick read the scripture and led prayer by Mrs. S A Chesebrough. Mrs. Harshberger read a missionary letter. A discussion on foreign mission topics closed the program. the next meeting will be at Mrs. E C Walker's home on the first Wednesday in April.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E Church
Margaret Frederick
North Vance Street
Ogg and Elsea Wed in Findlay Home Ceremony
David Ogg son of Mr and Mrs Lee Ogg and Edna Elsea only child of Mr and Mrs Harley Elsea were united in marriage Wednesday morning. Rev WD Bishop performed the ceremony at his Findlay home. The groom works for Zeis & Ogg hardware firm. They will live with the groom’s parents for now and plan to build a new home on a nearby lot.
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David Ogg
Lee Ogg
Edna Elsea
Harley Elsea
South Main Street
Findlay
WD Bishop
Zeis
Phelps Motor Co Sells Garage to Carl Schira
The Phelps Motor Co sold its garage business and equipment to Carl Schira of this locality. The building remains with the original owners and will be rented to Schira. Schira has moved his new business to the former garage space, while Carl Mitchel occupies the vacated room for a plumbing shop.
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Phelps Motor Co
Carl Schira
Schira
Carl Mitchel
Wesleyan Guild to Hold Friday Pot Luck Supper
The Wesleyan Guild of the M E Sunday school will hold a pot luck supper Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Crates. The husbands and friends of the class are invited. Mrs E C Walker serves as the class teacher.
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Wesleyan Guild
M E
Paul Crates
E C Walker
Victory Class Meet Set at Mrs Newcomer Home
The Victory Class of the M. E. church will gather Thursday evening with hostess Mrs. J. A. Newcomer. Assisting are Mrs. Clinton Baken Mrs John Stoody and Mrs. Carl Krout.
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M. E. Church
J. A. Newcomer
Clinton Baken
John Stoody
Carl Krout
Smiley Couple Welcome Son on Thursday Morning
A son was born Thursday morning to Mr and Mrs Robert Smiley. The family awaits the child’s name and health details.
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Robert Smiley
Independent Farmers Institute Showcases Community Fair
The 17th Independent Farmers Institute held Friday and Saturday at the local high school featured a Community Fair with 200 exhibits. Activities included student programs from Crawford Ridge schools, talks by Mrs Martindale and Mr Crouse, music by the Boys High School Glee Club, and a closing address on rural leadership.
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Independent Farmers’ Institute
Truman
Romig
Times
America
Singing of America
Tozer
Evangelical Church
M. H. Thomas
Crawford Ridge
Crawford
Beebe
Grace Chapel
West Ridge
Fort Royal
Martin
Stetler
Martindale
Boys’ High School Glee Club
Crouse
Wr Crouse
Burson & Kurtz
Elza Jacobs Ale
Brinker
Thelma Wonder
Missionary Talk Highlights Japan Work at Meeting
The Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church held a Tuesday evening meeting in the church parlors. Miss Alice Finlay, on furlough from Kagoshima Japan, shared her experiences and sang a Japanese song. Mrs J H Clarke explained district plans for the year, while Mrs W D Goble sang and prayers were offered. Nearly $40 was pledged toward the local quota.
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Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Alice Finlay
Kagoshima
Japan
J. H. Clarke
Marion
Delaware
W. D. Goble
E. C. Walker
C. D. Smith
Luther Church Notes Highlight Sermons and Activities
Next Sunday the pastor delivers the second sermon in a series on A Message to the Church focusing on Smyrna with Sacrificial Christianity as the theme. Evening talk titled The Story of My Life discusses The Problem of My Life. Last Sunday a large crowd gathered to study the Ten Commandments. Luther League meets Sunday on The Masters Method of Winning Followers led by Miss Elsie Howard. Wednesday at 730 p.m. features Ming Kwong.
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Smyrna
Luther League
Elsie Howard
Ming Kwong
Putnam Bleam Couple Wed In Monroe Ceremony
Miss Helen Bleam and Willis Putnam were united in marriage at Monroe Michigan last Thursday in a single ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bleam and the groom the son of Mr and Mrs A C Putnam. They returned to Carey and began housekeeping at the Mrs John Wright property on East South Street. Mr Putnam works at the Federal Porcelain factory.
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Helen Bleam
Willis Putnam
Monroe
Mich
William Bleam
A C Putnam
Carey
John Wright
East South Street
Putnam
Federal Porcelain Factory
Pythian Sisters Convention Seated in Tiffin Today
Carey Temple sent a list of attendees for the Disuct Convention of Pythian Sisters in Tiffin. Delegates include Mrs Hugh Wurtz and Mrs Nelson Turnbell among others with Mrs Perkins acting as a delegate from the local Temple.
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Tiffin
Carey Temple
Hugh Wurtz
Nelson Turnbell
C Mo oKear
Verne Chesebrough
HE OG Chambers
RJ. Kirkwood
George Montague
D J Humbert
Frank Slemmer
Charles Starkey
Ussell
Careful local folks urged to screen college solicitors
Residents are urged to greet visiting college students and local solicitors cautiously as magazine subscription drives begin. Several solicitors are already in the area, and some fail to send in the money.
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Carey
Revival at St John’s Evangelical Church Starts March 8
Revival meetings begin Sunday March 8 led by Reverend H A Fry who has toured with the Petticord party for several years. Come and enjoy the services, says Pastor A G Tozer.
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ST. John's Evangelical Church
H A Fry
Petticord Party
A G. Tozer
Carey Growth Estimates Population at 2884
About 721 houses and flats exist in Carey with an assumed four residents per dwelling, yielding an estimated population of 2884 people.
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Carey
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