Prize Winners at the Corn Show Across Multiple Classes
The corn show lists Class I yellow corn winners Milton Thomas and others with prizes from Snyder Lumber Co and Sanner's grocery. Additional classes award prizes from national lime and stone, Carey stores, and local merchants to growers like Carl Bachman, Glen McKee, Franklin Brown, John Sheridan, and Lyman Baker among others. The tally covers varieties yellow white cap oats soybeans and miscellaneous entries with assorted goods and services as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Thomas
C. x. Diller
Clyde, Wentling
Snyder Lumber Co
Arthur Phillips
Sanner’s Grocery
Roughboy
Farmers Cooperative Co
F. H. Frederick's Grocery
Ray Hunter
Neu Optical & Jewelry Co
Bert Smith
Marshberger’s
Lyman Baker
Bloom’s
Jesse Herndon
Millard Steen
Carl Bachman
Schiva's Shoe
Ralph Tong
Fetter
George Montague
Glen McKee
National Lime & Stone Co
Roy Montague
Judy
Carey Style
John Bland
Carey Greenhouses
John Sheridan
H. B. Keller Monumental
Franklin Brown
D.T. Hart
Brown
Carey
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Gottfried Bros. Hardware
Tracey Johnson
Ideal Hat Shop
Bish’s ‘Grocery
H. B. Kurtz Sons
Bert,Smith
Trubey & Grine
Jacob Bros. Grocery
Dale Weaver
Miller Variety Store
Lewis Shumaker
Milt Thomas
Trumbull Wheat
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Harley Roynon
Ohio
R. D. Perkins
P. H. Gaster
Kramer
Red Ave
Lewis Pahl
Carey Times
Leroy Wickiser
Schira Auto*Supply Co
Ralph Pontius
Houk’s Hardware
Lite Star Filling Station
Stanley Eyestone
C. F. Sutter Garage
Adam Amerine
Helen Courtad
Edmund Weaver
Cy’s Dutch Mill
Simons’ Grocery
Jardiniere
Reinhart's
Frank Bees
Johnson & Miller
Allan Baker
Vitalis Wisner
Strand Theatre
Ashley's Shoe Store
T. W
Kiwanis Luncheon Features Riley Talk and Visitors
Arthur McArthur of Traverse City Michigan spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon on My Personal Recollections of James Whitcomb Riley. The talk drew hearty laughs and featured souvenir pictures. Visitors C F Smith and R B Borden attended. prize drawn by H F Graves. 31 members present. Next week the A C Y railroad officers will be hosted. March 12 is urged for attendance. Farmers' Night on March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Arthur McArthur
Traverse City
Mich
Gary
Ind
Kiwanis Club
James Whitcomb Riley
McArthur
Kiwanians
C. F. Smith
R. B. Borden
Upper Sandusky
P. J. Miller
H. F. Graves
A. C. & Y. Railroad
J. C. Williams
Knights of Pythias March Birthday Meeting
All knights whose birthdays fall in March are requested to be present next Tuesday night March 13 at the lodge hall for the birthday observance and meeting.
Juvenile Court Sentences Platt and Kemerley in Delinquency Case
Curtis Platt and Laura Kemerley of Richland Township were sentenced to three months in Wyandot county jail after pleading guilty to conduct tending to cause delinquency of Kemerley’s minor children. Platt also paid a $100 fine plus costs. Prosecuting Attorney Earl B. Carter supported strict remedies to protect the home and marital relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Platt
Laura Kemerley
Richland Township
Wyandot County
Chas. F. Close
Close
Blanche Luce Guilty in Dope Conspiracy Case
Blanche Luce and James Luce were found guilty by a federal jury of conspiracy to violate the Harrison narcotic act. Thomas Cowell’s case ended in a juror disagreement while Theodore Johnson pleaded guilty earlier. Mrs Luce testified to stealing drugs from Lucas County Hospital and was remanded for sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
James Luce
Thomas Cowell
Theodore Johnson
Blanche Luce
Lucas County Hospital
Killits
Carey Farmers Institute Promises Strong 1924 Program
The Farmers Institute at the high school auditorium in Carey filled six sessions with farming info and entertainment. A project play by home demonstration women and an agricultural and domestic science class production drew appreciative crowds. Officers elected to lead the 1924 institute include President M H Thomas, Vice President J F Baker, Secretary Howard Miller, Treasurer Ralph Haford, and an executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Farmers’ Institute
Home Demonstration Department
Farm Bureau
M. H. Thomas
J. F. Baker
Howard Miller
Ralph Haford
D. A. Dow
G R. McKee
E. S. Burson
B. H. Smith
W. H. Pontius
Farm Bureau Launches Wyandot County Membership Drive
A. R. Weed of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation publicity department and County Agent J. R Allgger planned the second three year membership drive for Wyandot county farm bureau opening March 20. County manager S. L. Moser of Upper Sandusky outlined arrangements. A solicitors' school is set for March 19 and a house to house canvass on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Weed
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
J. R Allgger
Wyandot County Farm Bureau
S L. Moser
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot Residents Hear Of Pomerone Join With Major Firm
Wyandot county admirers learn Hon Atlee Pomerone, former United States senator from Ohio, has associated with Squire, Sanders & Dempsey of Cleveland. The note mentions Thomas M. Kirby, son of Mrs and the late Gen I H, as a member of the firm’s chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Atlee Pomerone
United States
Ohio
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
Cleveland
Thomas M. Kirby
Gen. I. H
Carey and Forest High Rivalry Highlight Friday Night
High School Notes preview a big basketball game with Forest Hi on Friday. Carey and Forest have a long rivalry with a previous 18 to 17 Carey win on Forest’s floor. A girls prelim game is listed. The manual training class showcases furniture while domestic science students display redesigned dresses middies aprons and garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hi
Carey
Forest
Carey and Forest
Bluffton claims Class B title in northwestern district tourney
Bluffton wins Class B championship while Ada takes Class A at a two day basketball tourney in Bluffton with 22 teams. Carey loses a thriller to Harrod by 11 to 10 in the final moments, captain Tru bey shines in both games. Winners advance to Columbus regional for state playoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bluffton
Ada
Celina
Wapakoneta
Lima Central
Lima South
Kenton
St. Mary’s
Carey
Nevada
Wharton
Eden
Sycamore
Harrod
Dola
Dunkirk
Forest
Lafayette
Mt. Victory
Beaver Dam
Neptune
Gomer
Columbus
Trubey
Farmers Institute Show Highlights Domestic Science and Agriculture
Thursday to Saturday exhibits showcased a model farm built by the agricultural class occupying the main floor of the agriculture laboratory at the Farmers Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers' Institute
Wohlgamuth and Walters Tie Covenant at City Home
Orville D. Wohlgamuth of Ridge township and Miss Zella M. Walters of Carey were married Saturday at 7 00 pm in a simple ring ceremony performed by Rev. W. F. Martin at his residence. The couple, unattended, will reside on the groom’s father’s farm five miles west of town after a brief house keeping period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville D. Wohlgamuth
Ridge Township
Zella M. Walters
Carey
W. F. Martin
Wohlgamuth
L. A. Wohlgamuth
Chas. J. Walters
North of Town
North of Town. Mr. and Mrs. Wohlgamuth
Debate on Motor Age influence at Springville schoolhouse
A debate and entertainment event is set for Friday night March 9 at the Springville schoolhouse. The affirmative speakers are Wilford Presler Harry Schubert and Irwin Lonswey and the negatives are Forest Phillips William Hall and Millard Steen with Harry Schubert serving as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Wilford Presler
Harry Schubert
Irwin Lonswey
Forest Phillips
William Hall
Millard Steen
Stork Delivers Three Newborns in City Families
An 80-pound son arrived Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Miles Mitten Jr of Clay Street. A daughter born Tuesday night to Mr and Mrs Van Baker of Eastern Heights. A daughter arrived last Thursday forenoon to Mr and Mrs Alvin Beahm. Her birth interrupted Mayor Mullholand's court hearing over a fog related accident in which Beahm's car struck a log load without a signal light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Mitten, Jr
Clay Street
van Baker
Eastern ‘Heights
Alvin Beahm
Mullholand
Beahm
Marriage License Issued in Monroe to Coldren and Roller
A marriage license was issued in Monroe on Monday to Leo A. Coldren a mechanic of Carey and Miss Bertha Roller a telephone operator of Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Leo A. Coldren
Carey
Illustrated talk on tobacco harms for students
Monday afternoon Mr Finnell delivered an illustrated lecture titled The Evils of Tobacco Using. He explained that tobacco weakens people mentally and physically to an audience of high school and sixth seventh and eighth grade students.
American Glee Club to perform last course number
This evening at 8:00 the American Glee Club will present the final lecture course number in the high school auditorium. Four talented young men will perform vocal numbers and play saxophone piano and xylophone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Glee Club
Between Two Lives Play Impresses At Saturday Event
The domestic science and agriculture classes presented Between Two Lives last Saturday night. The production was a decided success and highly appropriate to the occasion with strong, well executed performances.
County debates crown two home teams in final round
The final county debates took place Wednesday evening with Nevada and Carey winning their triangles. The negative teams debated at home while the affirmative side spoke there earlier, as six judges awarded the Carey Hi teams the coveted cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle
Nevada
Carey
Carey Hi
Chapel Service At High School With Student Speech
Monday morning chapel in the high school auditorium featured Martha Hart singing a solo Lucille Chese brough presenting current events and Ralph Huston delivering an impromptu talk on The Basketball Tournament at Bluffton He handled the task well and offered an engaging account Mr Hornby added brief remarks before dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hart
Lucille Chesebrough
Ralph Huston
Bluffton
Ralph
Hornby
Chapel
Officals Reelect Thrall and Elect New President
Miss Eloise Thrall of the Times force was re elected recording secretary last Friday at the Buckeye Press Association. H. C. Ramsdell of the Sycamore Leader was re elected a vice president and G W Griswold of the McComb Herald was made the new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Thrall
Times Force
Buckeye Press Association
H. C. Ramsdell
Sycamore Leader
G. W. Griswold
McComb Herald
Degree Staff to Practice Before Inspection
All members of the degree staff of the Pythian Sisters are to meet at the hall this Thursday evening at 6 45 to practice for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pythian Sisters
Noteworthy Class at Wittenberg Sends Nine to Pastoral Careers
Wittenberg College at Springfield honors nine seniors from Hamma Divinity School who will graduate next May and enter Lutheran pastorates. The March 1 Torch feature details W. Eugene Bradley of Carey Ohio with his school and Army training, athletic honors, and service as a supply pastor in Kentucky and Lawrenceburg Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Hamma Divinity School
American Legion
Wittenberg Torch
Carey
Caréy- Lutheran Church
W. Eugene Brad ‘Ley
Edward R. Capewell
Roséville
Ralph D. Helm
Canal Winchester
Russell N. Michael
Bucyrus
Frank F. Secrist
Belleville
Lawrence E. Snyder
Richfield
George F. Weissling
Findlay
Christian C. Wessel
Cincinnati
L. Herbert Wyandt
Convoy
Mr. Bradley
W. Eugene Bradley
Ohio
Carey High School
Excel
Army Training Corps
Wittenberg
Kentucky
Lawrenceburg
Ind
King Construction opens Findlay office in Rawson block
A. J. King of Findlay now runs the King Construction Co. office in the Rawson block. Snyder Lumber Co. will help with estimates and supply materials. Findlay’s building boom may bring Carey contractors into local work as King plans to move his family there this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawson
Findlay
King Construction Co
A. J. King
Snyder’ Lumber Co
Carey People
King
Card of Thanks for Dorothy Harris
The Harris family thanks neighbors and friends for help during Dorothy Harris's illness and death. They mention the singers minister autos and floral donors, signed by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Harris and siblings Harry and Kenneth Hanaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Theodore Harris
Harry and
Kenneth Hanaway
Big Four Officials Deny Cincinnati Detroit Route Change
Local Big Four officials deny rumors of rerouting the Cincinnati Detroit trains through Findlay. They state two miles of track would be needed to extend the line at Kenton, and the time gain would not justify the cost, leaving Carey off the map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Rumnors
Detroit
Findlay
Carey
Kenton
Home Demonstration Meeting At Farm Bureau In Upper Sandusky
Mrs Mark Karr and Mrs Russell Gottfried attended a farm bureau home demonstration in Upper Sandusky with 20 women learning sewing from a Columbus specialist. Township representatives will lead countywide classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Karr
Russell Gottfried
Upper Sandusky
Farm Bureau
Columbus
Jordan Family Moves to Cleveland for New Rubber Co. Role
The Jordan family departed Saturday for Cleveland where Jordan begins as vice president and general manager of Newton Falls Rubber Co. The firm will manufacture Jordan tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Jordan
Cleveland
Jordan
Newton Falls Rubber Co
Jordan Tires
Denzil Scoarse Marries in Livingston Montana
Mrs. Grover Snyder learns her brother Denzil Scoarse of Livingston Montana married on January 18 as reported in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Snyder
Denzil Scoarse
Livingston
Montana
Queen Esthers Meet Saturday Afternon at Lindsay Home
The Queen Esthers of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church will gather Saturday afternoon at Mrs. W. L. Lindsay's home for a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esthers
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. EB. Church
W. L. Lindsay
Snow Returns With Winter Storm Facts
The weather man reported a fresh snowfall Tuesday night after a daylong mix of cold rain. The city braces for continued winter conditions as drivers face slick roads and residents prepare for ongoing frigid weather.
W C T U Meeting Set at Mrs Elza Jacobs Home
The W. C. T. U. will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Elza Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Jacobs
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Reo
Phelps Motor Co
Michelin
Westinghouse Batteries
Fine Institute
Farm Bureau Membership
Institute
Walters
Mickie
Charles
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