Senator Burke Speaks at Elyria Kiwanis Luncheon
Large turnout hears Senator Burke of Elyria discuss honesty in politics and service over profit. He cites Gen Robert E Lee as a moral example, urges citizen involvement, and notes nonpartisan value of the talk. Mayor Jones also speaks. prize donated by E B Kurtz drawn by Dr Hosafros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Burke
Elyria
Ohio Senate
Robert &. Lee
Louisiana Lottery
Jones
E. B. Kurtz
Hosafros
Corner stone addition planned for Calvary Lutheran church
The Times reports a $40 000 addition to Calvary English Evangelical Lutheran church at Berteau and Keeler Avenues in Chicago. Pastor Rev E Luther Spaid presided at March 3 service. The project includes new organ by M P Moiler Co at 3500 and aims to expand Sunday school and events with a future auditorium and total plant valued at about 1 590 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Calvary English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Berteau and
Keeler Avenues
Chicago
E. Luther Spaid
D. D
Christ Lutheran Church
Petitions Filed For State and National Conventions
Wyandot county elections clerk A Billhardt Jr reports petitions filed for national and state conventions. Republicans list L R Ashley as alternate to the national, with Hiram W Johnson and John D Fackler as first and second choices. Eloise Thrall backs Cox and Campbell. Republican and Democratic delegations and alternates named for both conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Billhardt, Jr
Wyandot County
Board of Elections
L. R. Ashley
Hiram W. Johnson
John D. Fackler
Eloise Thrall
James M. Cox
James HE. Campbell
Alton B. Gregg
Charles
Pioneer Picnic Meeting at Carey Times Office
The Pioneer Picnic Association calls a meeting at the Carey Times office on Friday March 14 at 1 00 PM. All interested are urged to attend to plan the picnic set for Thursday June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Picnic Association
Carey Times
Miss Dorcas Brown Attends Dinner Honoring Miss Myrtle Laird
Miss Dorcas Brown served as a six o clock dinner guest at Miss Myrtle Laird’s home Tuesday evening for the birthday anniversary celebration.
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Dorcas Brown
Myrtle Laird
Miss Laird
Carey Loses In Sectional Round At Lima
Harold Graves notes Carey was eliminated in the second round by St. John's High School of Delphos. Carey defeated Sycamore in the first round, then beat county champions before losing to the tournament winner. The game stayed tight early, Carey led late, and Sycamore tied, before Ludwig fouled out and Carey pulled ahead 12 to 8.
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Carey
Lima
St. John’s High School
Delphos
Sycamore
Sycamore Sycamore
Winnnie
Upper Sandusky
Ludwig
Carey Rout Begs St John's In Second Round
Carey met St John's in the second round Saturday morning. St John's dominated early with Gadavenile and strong shooting and won 26 to 14. Tong led Carey with 15 points of the team's 28, while the rest struggled for offense.
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Carey
St. John’s
Gadavenile
Tong
Carey and Sycamore Ready for Friday Showdown
Carey meets Sycamore at Sycamore for the third straight meeting of the week. Carey has two wins to Sycamore's one and all three games were close scoring 55 apiece. The tossup tilt hinges on who capitalizes on breaks.
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Carey
Sycamore
Debating Team Selections For 1924 Announced
Last Friday the debating team for 1924 was announced. The affirmative team includes Voyle Brashares Lucy Laughlin Ralph Huston and Ralph Pontius. The negative team features Elizabeth Stroup George Kohmann Roger Lindsay and Harold Graves. The topic Advocates immigration prohibition for ten years. Debates date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voyle Brashares
Lucy Laughlin
Ralph Huston
Ralph Pontius
Elizabeth Stroup
George Kohmann
Roger Lindsay
Harold Graves
Hlarpster
Crossroads Meeting House comedy at rural high school
The Agri cultural and Domestic Science classes present The Cross roads Meetin House a rural church story with humor at the high school auditorium as part of the Farmer s Institute on March 7 and 8. Last year s play was successful. this one aims to exceed it. Cast appears in the Institute program.
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Farmer’s Institute
Local newspaper seeks more subscriptions for Carya tid
The staff reports only 160 current subscribers and must reach at least 200 as the minimum purchase. Aid is requested to boost enrollment and secure ongoing publication.
Scribe for the annual for Positively No copies
A fragment notes that unsold Positively No issues will be offered for sale or given away, with the scribal note indicating an order and nonsubscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wei
Celebrated Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Hart
Dow Street couple celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a noon dinner and gifts including Bavarian china and a potted plant. Attending were Alphon Hart of Akron and Cora Hart with daughters Martha Elizabeth and Catherine, plus C. W. Brayton and daughter Margaret. Ora S. Hart sent congratulations from Clearwater Florida.
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Mtr
Margaret
Ora S. Hart
Clearwater
Fla
Hart
Evangelical Sunday School
Silas S. Hart
Elizabeth Healey
Nancy Michaels
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Wyandot County
Stork Brings Babies to Local Residents
A 6 pound daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Daniel McLaughlin on Sunday morning. A son born to Mr and Mrs Monroe Flicker of Toledo last Tuesday. A 6½ pound daughter named Alice Alma to Mr and Mrs Ray Beebe of Mast Findlay Street on Saturday. An 11 pound son named Richard Mann to Dr and Mrs W W Johnson of West Findlay Street on Tuesday night.
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Daniel McLaughlin
Monroe Flicker
Toledo
Ray Beebe
Mast Findlay Street
Alice Alma
W. W. Johnson
West Findlay Street
Richard Mann
Eastern Star inspection guests visit Tiffin chapter
Mr and Mrs Elmer Wonder and several guests attended an inspection by the Grand Matron at the Tiffin chapter of the Eastern Star. A letter from W J Newhard of Long Beach California was read during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wonder
I. L. Culler
W. G. Bradley
Co. M. Kear
May Mullholand
Phil Henn
J. A. Smith
Wallace Beebe
Irene Gilet
Tiffin
Tiffin Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Grand Matron
W J Newhard
Long Beach
Calif
Minstrel Show A Success At Catholic Hall
Earl Green Post of the American Legion cleared several hundred dollars from a minstrel show held Monday and Tuesday evenings at the Catholic Hall. Large crowds attended both nights and praised the programs, with the boys displaying talent and earning congratulations for a successful undertaking.
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Earl Green Post
American Legion
Catholic Hall
Inspecting Organs For Methodist Church Purchase In Toledo
Mrs George Ash Mrs David Ick Mrs Doran Ferrer Prof J B Moore and Rev WF Wiarting visited Toledo Wednesday to inspect an organ in use with plans to borrow ideas for a new Methodist church organ. They will travel to Columbus Friday for a similar mission.
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George Ash
David Ick
Doran Ferrer
J B Moore
WF Wiarting
Toledo
New Methodist Church
Columbus
Lutherans Start Lent Sermon Series and Campaign
The pastor begins a Lenten sermon series next Sunday with evening talks titled Some Fundamentals of the Christian Faith Why Creeds The Four Square Campaign starts in Sunday school with three adult classes underway Men and women are urged to join Sunday school Mid week services on Wednesdays feature Six Hours in Japan A Brotherhood meeting Thursday at the president George Newhard home Evangelism will be the general theme with a social hour after the meeting
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Japan
George Newhard
Millionaire Builder Dible Forges Homes Near Careys Frontier
Napoleon W. Dible of Kansas City, born in Springville, has built and sold hundreds of houses for years. He once bought 65 acres on Kansas City's edge and developed it with homes, a project finished about a dozen years ago. In 1923 he constructed more than a hundred houses and sold them.
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Carey
Bulding
Napoleon W. Dible
Kansas City
Springville
N. B. Dible
W. M. Presler
Adrian
Three Alarms of Fire Reported in City Last Week
The fire department was paged three times last week. At the W. C. Anderson residence on Findlay street the home suffered serious damage. A chimney fire at Mrs. Thomas Long’s Frederick street residence damaged wallpaper. Sparks from a chimney started a roof fire at James Greiner’s Ardmore Addition home. Jay Long extinguished it with a bucket before arrival.
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W. C. Anderson
W. Findlay Street
Thomas Long
Frederick Street
James Greiner
Ardmore
Jay Long
Fire Chief Praises New Truck After Muddy Run
Fire Chief No Wonder lauds the new fire truck's efficiency after a Saturday call to James Greiner's house. The engine plowed through mud with wheels in the muck up to the axles, despite the challenging conditions. The truck returned with a muddy coat and required extensive cleaning to restore its shine.
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James Greiner
Mr and Mrs Willer Move to Hazelton Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs Howard Willer and their sons left Saturday afternoon for Hazelton Pennsylvania. They traveled by car with Mr Miller, Carey high school agriculture instructor, who has bought a farm near Hazelton, his former home. He and his family will be greatly missed by many friends.
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Howard Willer and Sons
Hazelton
Miller
Carey High School
Four Square campaign opens with strong Sunday school turnout
Last Sunday marked the launch of the Four Square campaign as adult Bible classes across the county enrolled. The Men's Fellowship Class at the Methodist Sunday school registered attendance 200 percent higher than the same Sunday last year.
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Four Square
Men's Fellowship
Methodist Sunday School
Moving to Own Farm by Charles Niederkohr
Charles Niederkohr, long resident on the Bert Black farm west of Adrian, has purchased the Phil Kinney farm a mile east of Adrian and will soon take possession. He has made improvements and is building a second barn. The Black farm remains unrented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Niederkohr
Bert Black
Adrian
Phil Kinney
Arian
Black
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Kiwanis Club
Phelps Motor Co
REO Motor .Car Company
Lansing, Michigan
Veneef Kupzenke
Burson & Kurtz
M. P. Moiler Organ Co
Spaid
Big City
Pioneer Picnic Meeting
Harold¢ Graves
Gerald’ Bradley
Mickie
Gubrlel
Lutheran Church
Pennsylvania
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