Bank clerk resigns. Burson family expands local business
Pace relinquishes assistant cashier post at First National Bank to focus on Urtz and Kurtz clothing. Heck buys Burson’s stake in Burson and Kurtz. Mrs. Ross Johnson covers bank duties briefly, Mel ford Culler returns from Ohio State and will assist through summer. Burson shifts to Equitable Life supervisor role in Towatis counties and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Theurtz & Heck
Heck
D. S. Burson
Burson & Kurtz
Ross Johnson
Melford Culler
Ohio State
Burson
Equitable Life/Ansurance
Boiseorainingte
Indiana
Michigan
Church Day Changes to First Thursday Schedule
The Methodist Church day is moved from the first Wednesday to the first Thursday of each month. A program for Thursday March 7 includes 2:00 p.m. Home Missionary Society, 3:00 Foreign Missionary Society, 4:00 Ladies Aid, and 7:30 Sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church Day
Home Missionary Society
Foreign Missionary Society
Ladies Aid
Blue from Almont leaves for radium treatment at Columbus
Almont Blue traveled to Columbus on Saturday where on Monday he received radium treatments at White Cross hospital for a tongue growth. Mrs Blue and sons Merle of Deshler and Russell of Carey were with him Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon Blue
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
Mrs. Blue
Merle of
Deshler
Russell
Carey
Bankrupt Wyandot County Farmer Files In Federal Court
William H Rickle a Wyandot county farmer filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court listing liabilities of 22 601 36 and assets of 14 694 The Toledo Times reports the action on February 27 1928 with details of his financial status and petition filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H.s Rickle
Wyantiot County
Toledo Times
Smith Kirby Wedding Notice From Sycamore Area
Miss Laura Ozetti Smith elopes with Mi no Watson Kirby. They will reside on the Kirby farm east of Sycamore. Mrs Kirby a 1919 Sycamore High School graduate and Cleveland Hospital nurse. Mr Kirby described as progressive farmer. Many friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Ozetti Smith
Mino -Watson
Kirby
Ae Shuma
Alsoa
iCeveland City Hospital
Gressive
Sande
Flecks Move Into Stevens Farm Near Town
Mr and Mrs John Fleck have rented 80 acres of the Stevens farm and will occupy the house a mile south of town vacated by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Logsdon. They expect to move about April 1. Mr and Mrs Sage Carr will move to the Laughlin farm house vacated by the Flecks. Carr manages Miss Laughlin's farm interests. Flecks have lived on the Laughlin farm for 19 years beginning housekeeping there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John*Fleck
Laughlin Farm
J H. Phillips
the _Michaels
E. Findlay Street
A G. Collet
Charles Poland
Sermon Tonight by Rev Kaas on Christ ished War
The local church pastor Rev Joseph Kaas will preach tonight at 7 30 as part of the Lent en program. The title Christ ished War reflects the season focus and spiritual themes for Thursday evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kaas
Spastor
Prank Shurbaker Visits Relatives in Town
Prank Shurbaker of Upper San Dusky visited his relatives here on Wednesday seeking family time and casual contact during a midweek trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Shurbaker
Upper Sandusky
Shortened day at school for inaugural ceremony
Reporters Myrtle Crumrine and Russell Bitio note that Monday chapel was canceled with morning classes shortened and dismissal at 11. Afternoon session began at noon. After the last bell students gathered in the auditorium to hear the inaugural ceremony with both the vice president and president addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Rigythe
Tadio
Ifdugirel
Annual activity pictures capture clubs and teams
Photographs were taken last Friday afternoon showing the Dunual and Royal Blue and White staffs along with the basketball teams and other club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunual
Royal Blue
Scholarship Contest Set by State Education Department
The State Department of Education names March 23 for a statewide scholarship contest at 10 am in the assembly room of the courthouse. Tests will be printed objective type. 24 scholarships are offered with more possible. Winners receive a director of education signed certificate. Contenders listed by subject and contestant names. No school Friday afternoon at the high school due to bids for a new school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Baker
Martha Phillips
Helen Beebe
Genevieve Jacoby
Margaret Lanner
Elias Arnold Civies
Corwin Laird
Agnes Pahl
Lester Smiley
Dorothy Mitchell
Reid Bachar
Florence Holden
Evelyn Hosafros
Alice Ogg
Lterature
Eloise Bame
Josephine Jacob
CHS Alumni Edge Inseason Basketball Kickoff
Opening week game at C H S gym features alumni vs local teams with CHS girls winning 15 to 12 and CHS boys prevailing 23 to 13. Captains Diller and Gardner settle lineups as band music boosts spirit amid parading former Carey stars and steady rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofc
Warriors of the Cage
Carey
Diller
Gardner
C. H
Carey Fi
CHS
C. H.S
Jesko
Ne Daniel
F. Diller
Wentling
Stroub
Alumist
A. Gardner
Heck
Wiekiser
H.S
Holdén
F. Nye
R F
Bame
Montague
Schrading
Jacob
Alunshi Girls Kinsinger
Holden
Beebe
Nachbar
R. c
King
Interclass Games Invite Crowd for Midweek Rounds
Interclass tournament games are scheduled Wednesday and Thursday evenings after school with the finals Friday at 7 30. A small admission will be charged for the final games and the public is invited to attend.
Carey District Meeting Planned by Dunkirk Eastern Star
Courtesy of the Dunkirk Eastern Star chapter District No 10 will meet with Crawford chapter 168 00 E S for a likely June gathering. District 10 officers include President Mrs Ella Smith Carey Vice President Mrs Ella Johnson Kenton Secretary Miss Verna Lands Shelby Treasurer Mrs Inez Winter Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Dunkirk
Crawford
E. S
Ella Smith
Carey
Ella~Johnson
Kenton
Verna Landis
Shelby
Inez Winter
Nevada
Man Hurt In Crusher Accident At Quarry
Leg broken when a stone wedged in a crusher at the quarry. Workers dumping cars failed to hear a warning signal. Mr Smothers jumped clear but a car trapped his right leg, bones protruding. He was taken by ambulance to Findlay hospital with family visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. “Shotters
Suttar
Findlay Hospital
Death of Mrs Katie Woods Widow of J M Woods
Mrs Katie Woods aged 53 years and 1 month died Monday. Funeral held Wednesday afternoon attended by Mr and Mrs Paul Woods and Mrs Van Baker and Mrs Roy Howard. Survived by seven children including Gerald Woods of Ann Arbor Michigan Paul Woods of Wyandot Avenue Carey and Dorothy Harley Helen and Mildred Woods all at home.
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Paul Woods
van Baker
Roy Howard
Woods
Katie Woods
Findlay
Katie Knestrich
J. M. Woods
G Children
Gerald Woods
Ann Arbor
Mich
Wyandot Avé
Carey
Dorothy
Harley
Helen
Mildred Woods
Spring Arrives Amid Wind and Snow Folks Skeptical
The piece notes children with marbles and kites signal spring, yet a cold wind and stinging snow cast doubt. It muses on whether boys and birds have misread seasonal signs and urges readers to search for garden seeds despite the lingering chill.
Lenten Service Led by 22 Man Choir at Lutheran Church
Last Thursday evening the Lutheran church held a well attended Lenten service led by a chorus of 22 men in the choir loft. Services will continue each Thursday until Easter with the pastor speaking on Crucifixion by Indifference and the choir leading gospel hymns. Public invited.
Peterson Rites Follow Death of Charles Peterson
Mr and Mrs Ross Johnson returned from Tiffin after being called by the illness and death of Mrs Johnsons stepfather Charles Peterson. He died Friday night at age 55 after two paralytic strokes. Funeral services were held Monday with burial in Risingsun. Survived by his wife four children Donald Marsden Oleara and Kermit Peterson and one step daughter Mrs Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Johnson
Tiffin
Vanlue Sunday School Contest Attendance Report
The Vanlue Sunday schools in the district held a contest with turnout figures listed. St Paul Evangelical reported 92 attendees, Vanlue U B 113, Vanlue MB 82, Ark B 58, Oak Grove Brethren 48, Paton U B 48, and Vanlue Lutheran 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Evangelical Sunday School
Sunay
Vanlue
Vanilue U. B
St Paul Evanpeat
Vanlue MB
Arki
Oak Grove Brethren
Paton” U
Vanlue Lutheran
May Sell Care Electric plant stake to outsider group
Outside capital holds a $5 009 option on the Carey Electric telephone plant and plans to assume possession mid April if the deal closes. Buyers are understood to control several rural telephone plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Card of Thanks From F Ernest B Fox
Card thanks neighbors friends and organizations for help during sale and illness. Fox expresses gratitude for flowers from the C K of C Moose and K of C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K
Moose
Ernest B. Fox
W. C. T. U. Meeting Announced for Friday Afternoon
The local W. C. T. U. will meet Friday at 2:00 PM with Mrs. John Hendricks at Findlay Street to discuss activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hendricks Doff
Findlay Street
Moving Offices From Findlay To Parkersburg
The Porcelain Products plant is relocating from Findlay to Parkersburg West Virginia. The Findlay facility has been closed for some time as operations shift to the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Parks Orsburg
W. Va
Carey Times Notices and Town Visitors Report
Long list of local residents visiting relatives and friends. moved homes. illnesses noted. several Toledo and Columbus visitors. March travel plans for Donald Donelson to Allentown Pa for Scranton baseball training. Ernest Fox family relocation. George Remlinger attends State Automobile Insurance Assoc meeting in Columbus. Mrs Musgrave returns home from Findlay Home Hospital after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Donelson
Allentown
Scranton
John Elder
Columbus
State Automobile Insurance Assn
George Remlinger
Foster Buckland
Bluffton
Belle Cénter
State Automobile Insurance Association
Ohio
Publicity for county fairs urged by Ohio publisher
A. A. Hoppingar ner, publisher of the Dover Reporter and Circleville Herald, urged Ohio fair managers to sustain publicity beyond fair time. He spoke at the Ohio Fair Managers Association convention in Columbus on January 16, calling for substantial, year round coverage and coordinated paid advertising to boost fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
A. A. Hoppingarner
Dover Reporter
Circleville Herald
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ohio Fair Managers’ Association
Columbus
Nejws
Buly
Buckeye
P T A Meeting Monday at High School Auditorium
The P T A regular meeting will be in the high school auditorium March 11 at 7 30 p m Miss Millicens and Miss Cleo Sawyer will lead the program The Little Theatre club plans to present The Trysting Place Students will perform at the county literary contest in Me Cutchenville Tuesday Vocal solo At Dawning Goldie Mothgeb cornet solo Melody in F Jack Heecka vocal duet Days of Long Ago Agnes Pahl and Rozelle Brown a short story Reid Bachar and a reading will be used in the contest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
Millicens
Cleo Sawyer
Little Theatre Club
Trysting Place
Carey
Meé- Cutchenville
Dawning
Goldie Mothgeb
Jack Heecka
Agnes— Pahl
Amd
Rozelle Brown
Reid Bachar
Red Cross Calls for Donated Clothing at Library
The Red Cross asks the community to bring wearable clothing to the library for distribution to needy families reported by Miss Louise Walters county Red Cross secretary. The agency offers relief within its means and encourages reporting needs for food or clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Louise ‘Walters
Agency of Relief
Carey Rod and Gun Club Formed At Local Meeting
Local sportsmen met last Thursday evening and elected F R Scoarse as temporary chairman and Charles Calmes as temporary secretary and treasurer. The group named Carey Rod and Gun Club and plans a permanent organization by March 14 at the American Legion hall at 7 30. All sportsmen urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Scoarse
Charles Calmes
Carey Rod and Gun Club
American Legion Hall
Four Pontiac youths returned home after Kentucky arrest
Four young people from Pontiac, two boys and two girls, were brought back by officers after being arrested in Kentucky for eloping in an auto. They had a grand time on the run before capture. A group of two boys and two girls, traveling in a car with a Michigan license, spent Friday night at the Galt Hotel. they are believed to be the Pontiac youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
Kentucky
Galt
Newborns Reported From Local Homes
A 10 pound son arrived for Mr and Mrs Albert Roszman three miles south of town on Tuesday morning A 9 pound son to Mr and Mrs C C Thome of Findlay street on Wednesday He is named Calvin Frederick A daughter weighing 80 pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Donald Hunter of Newhard street on Wednesday evening A 90 pound son to Mr and Mrs Heart Dible of Brown Avenue on Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Roszman
C.¢ Thome
FE Findlay Street
Calvin Frederick
P C Goff
Donald Hunter
Newhard Street
Heart Dible
Brown Ave
Kiwanis Hear Y M C A Secretary
M. A. Mitchel Wyandot county Y M C A secretary was the principal speaker at the Kiwanis meeting Monday noon at the Galt Hotel. He outlined the Y M C A aims and called attention to county efforts. David Creger, county prosecuting attorney, attended as a guest and spoke briefly about Y M C A civic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Mitchel
Wyandot County
Kiwanis
Galt
Mitchell
Y. M C A
David Creger
Itchell
Miss Etta Kemmerly Home After Hospital Stay
Miss Etta Kemmerly returned home Monday afternoon from Mercy hospital in Tiffin after an appendicitis operation performed Tuesday morning last week. her nurse Miss Otto Holtzapple of Elida accompanied her home for a few days and Kemmerly is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Kentmerly
Mercy
Mary Jo Kirkwood Breaks Arm Roller Skating
Six year old Mary Jo Kirkwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Kirkwood of South Street fell Sunday while roller skating and broke both bones in her right arm between the elbow and wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo
Ray Kirkwood
South Street
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Smith-Kirby
Wis
Tilden
Oxford
Laenih
Kurtz & Heck
Myrtle Crumrine
Russell Bitio
Knights OF Ohio
Our Lady of Consolation Branch
C. K. of
W. C. T. U. Meeting
John Walters
Foledo
Carey Times
W. D. Goble
Eva Hamiston
Bucyrus
O. W. Squier
Thesday
Carl Koehler
Gera Miller
Cantoh
Niah Ekleberry
Irvin Ekleberry
Harold Chesebrough
Toledo
Guy Chesebrough
Warren Rodabaugh
Son
Sadie Wonder
West of Town
Bert Bachar
Nial Ryder
C. M. Brown
Norbert Brown
Petey, Fisher
St. Joseph’s
Ernest Fox
Gunther
Town
John Fox
Clay Street
Herbert Newhard
Jnr
Cleveland
Marion Ward
Sycamore
Bachar
Elba Hendricks
Cora Rangeler
John Hendricks
Herman Emerine
B. Emerine
Herman
High School
Minor Koehler
Richard Eugene
George Koehler
Harry Baghar
Ruth
J .J. Bachar
Robert
Charles Ditrick
Charles Norman
John Ditrick
M Shumaker
Frank Hardy
Lewis Shumaker
Mis
Anna Shumaker
Cyrus Hunter
CE. Flunter
Alex Windau
Gerald
August Windau
Fostoria
Crates of
John Windzu
Donald Myers
Mary Louise
Art
Lawrence Sothmidé
Aricbroken
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