Inter-Class High School Basketball Tourney Schedule
A three group tournament runs this week in the high school gym with boys B A and girls teams from seventh through post graduate levels. Tuesday saw Juniors beat Post Grads and Freshmen beat Junior Hi in B group while Wednesday had Sophomores defeat Parochial and Seniors defeat Faculty. Finals Friday night feature winners after Thursdays junior girls vs senior girls and freshmen vs sophomores with junior boys and seniors vs sophomores A group and admission 5 cents.
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Supler Hi
Post Grads
Pupils Earn Top Spelling Dictation Scores
The list shows twelve students achieving 100 percent in spelling dictation last week including Russell Barnett Alice Beebe Forest England Ruth Heck Alice Hunter Reva McKee Jean Lanker Annabel Putnam Roxie Risner Ray Sherman Maxine Whitaker Mildred Whitaker and Ted Wonder.
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Russell Barnett
Alice Beebe
Forest England
Ruth Heck
Alice Hunter
Reva McKee
Jean Lanker
Annabel Putnam
Roxie Risner
Ray Sherman
Maxine Whitaker
Mildred Whitaker
Ted Wonder
Spelling Dictation Honors By Students
One hundred per cent in spelling dictation last week was achieved by Florence Borer John Byers Albert England Dana Faires Helen Kim mel Cecil Lab Eleanor McChes ney Donna Mae Pahl Opal Tong and Maxine Virden.
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Florence Borer
John Byers
Albert England
Dana Faires
Helen Kimmel
Cecil Lab
Eleanor McChesney
Donna Mae Pahl
Opal Tong
Maxine Virden
Lenten Services and Choir Events At Local Lutheran Church
Lenten services are held each Thursday at 7 30 with Facing the Cross in 1933 as the theme The Power of the Cross is the topic for this evening The Sunday school young people will provide the choir Mrs Maurice Bradley will sing a special number Bible study for Epworth and Luther Leagues Friday at 6 45 to avoid conflict with the high school basketball tournament Senior choir rehearses the Lenten cantata Saturday at 8 All cantata participants urged to attend Cottage prayer meeting Sunday at 745 hosted by Mr and Mrs C C Heck
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Young People’s Department
Maurice Bradley
Epworth and
Luther
Wm. Platt, Jr
Findlay
C. C. Heck
Knights of Columbus Meeting at Catholic Hall
The Knights of Columbus sponsor a Thursday 8:00 p m meeting at the Catholic hall to discuss Columbianism. Out of town speakers and a local orchestra will perform as part of the program. All parish members are invited and refreshments will be served.
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The
Knights of Columbus
Rhine couple welcomed 6 pound daughter in Newark
A 6-pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rhine of Perryton at Newark hospital. The baby’s mother is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slotterbeck of Newark and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Slotterbeck of Perryton.
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Clarence Rhine
Perryton
Newark Hospital
Crawford Chapter 168 Eastern Star Meeting Friday
The Crawford chapter No 168 O E S holds its regular meeting Friday at 7 30 pm with initiation followed by a social hour.
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Crawford Chapter
Moose Meet to Be Held in Carey Sunday Afternoon
Northwestern Ohio Moose lodges gather at Carey Moose hall on Sunday afternoon March 19. Lodges from Findlay Fostoria Tiffin New Riegel Napoleon Toledo Bowling Green and other towns attend. Judge Scott Stahl of Toledo will speak and each lodge contributes music. public invited.
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Moose
Ohio
Carey Moose Hall
Findlay
Fostoria
Tiffin
New Riegel
Napoleon
Toledo
Bowling ‘Green
Scott Stahl
Quake Relatives Safe After Long Beach Damage
Relatives and friends say Mrs. Herbert Bixby and Walter Dow of Long Beach California were unharmed in the recent quake though their home was badly damaged and they took shelter with a neighbor. Cousin Miss Christine Mc Vitty, living with Mrs. Bixby, also escaped injury.
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Herbert” Bixby
Walter Dow
Long Beach
Calif
Christine McVitty
Bixby
Legionaires to Attend Fifth District Conference
Local Legionaires plan to attend the Fifth District Conference in Upper Sandusky on March 18 and 19. Events include bowling, a military ball, a midnight carnival, school talks, committee reports, and addresses by notable officers and guests.
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Upper Sandusky
Edw. S. Matthias
James T. Begg
Jos. Patterson
Herbert
I. B. Kubic
Reynolds Family Relocates to Marion for Plant Superintendent Role
Mr and Mrs Jack Reynolds and family moved to Marion where Reynolds becomes superintendent of the National Lime Stone Co plant. C G Knoblauch of Findlay will replace him here and Vivian Reynolds stays in Carey until school ends. Several farewell parties were held.
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Jack Reynolds
Marion
Reynolds
National Lime & Stone Co
Carey
C. G. Knoblauch
Findlay
Vivian Reynolds
Four postulants to receive white veil at St Francis mass
Mr and Mrs John Jacoby and family journey to Tiffin for the profession of four postulants in the Order of St Francis. Genevieve Jacoby among them will receive the white veil and a religious name, with a year of novitiate to follow. Rev Paul Vollrath will be deacon at the mass.
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John Jacoby
Henrietta
John, Jr
Gene
Tiffin
Genevieve
Order of St. Francis
Paul Vollrath
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Bridge Tournament Leads To Evening Dupleat Play
In Findlay at the Red Robin Inn Tuesday evening a dupleate contract bridge tournament saw players including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Houk, Wm. Ogg, Roger Lindsay, Mrs. W. N. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. George Newhard, Dr. and Mrs. H. K. Van Buren and guest Miss Helen Kreuger of Toledo.
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Red Robin Inn
Findlay
Harold Houk
Wm. Ogg
Roger Lindsay
W. N. Johnson
George Newhard
H. K. van Buren
Helen Kreuger
Toledo
Mayor Warns Parents Over Bicycle Safety and Misconduct
Mayor S H Krebs asks parents to ensure children on bicycles avoid cutting across lawns Taking tops off water meters and throwing stones or trash into the run to prevent damage and disturbance.
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S. H. Krebs
Treasury Defers Income Tax Filing Deadline to March 31
The Treasury Department delayed the final filing deadline for income tax returns from midnight Thursday to midnight March 31. The move aims to bring relief to millions of citizens and ease tax-time pressures.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Red and Black Annual Dropped by Fostoria High School
The Red and Black Annual, a yearly senior class project at Fostoria High School, has been dropped for this year.
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Fostoria High School
Rev Rainsberger Addresses Carey Kiwanis
The Carey Kiwanis hear Rev. A C Rainsberger pastor of the Methodist church deliver a thoughtful talk stressing community unity and planning. The club, with a full house, discusses mem bership moratorium from Ohio Kiwanis but maintains its current intake.
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Carey Kiwanians
A. C. Rainsberger
Methodist Church
Rainsbergér
Pete Land
Ohio Kiwanis
H. B. Keller
Kiwanis Sign Committee
Carey
Kurtz
Clouser
Fostoria
William Hunter
Carl Koehler
P T A Elects Officers at March Meeting
The local Parent-Teacher association elected officers for the coming year in the high school auditorium. President Mrs E S Burson, vice president Mrs D A Dow, secretary Miss Helen Smith, and treasurer Henry Davidson were named.
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Parent- Teacher Association
E. S. Burson
D. A. Dow
Helen Smith
Henry Davidson
Parent-Teacher Association
Fremont
E. S&s. Burson
Eleanor Ryan
Millicent Warren
Ervin Wentling
Red Cross
S. R. Bame
PTA
Injured Foot Sidelined After Screw Conveyor Accident
W. H. Sloman sustained a painful left foot injury Friday around 7:00 when he stepped into a screw conveyor. His foot was caught and the wound badly lacerated requiring eight stitches. The foot and ankle were bruised.
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W. H. Sloman
Evening Service Draws Large Crowd At Local M E Church
The second pre Easter Sunday service at the M E church drew a large audience. Rev A C Rainsberger preached on The Devil and the Snake in the Garden of Eden. Special vocal numbers and organ recital with violin solo highlighted the program. The third service is announced for this coming Sunday with promises of similar quality.
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M. E
Isabelle” Rainsberger
H. R. Hutchinson
W. S. Huffman
G. M. Kurtz
A. C. Rainsberger
Devil
Garden of Eden
Mary Finley
Evelyn Hosafros
Earthquake terror grips California towns and Pasadena notes
Mrs. Jacob Hilty reports a severe quake reaching five minutes before six, shaking Pas adena and Long Beach. Major damage and fires follow with 22 deaths in Long Beach. Pasadena reports no local damage while Mt Wilson instruments record the quake as the strongest yet in the region. Southwest Los Angeles areas suffer and institutions like Huntington High School are destroyed by quake and fire.
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Jacob Hilty
H. H. Heck
Pasadena
Calif
Harry
Jack
Mt. Wilson
Ocean
Long Beach
Ralph
Marie
Anna
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Watts
Compton
Salvation Army
Huntington High
Pythian Sisters to Hold Regular Meeting Thursday
The regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters will be held at 8 00 o'clock this Thursday evening at their hall on S Patterson street. All staff members are requested to be present for practice.
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Pythian Sisters
S. Patterson Street
Masonic Inspection at Carey Lodge No 420
William P. Harris of Sandusky, district lecurer, inspected Carey Lodge No. 420 F and A M. Three candidates received the Master Mason degree with the third degree in Masonry. About 50 visitors from out of town attended a 6 PM dinner for 110 men. Degree work started at 3 PM and concluded by 11 PM with a quartet performing during the intermission.
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William P. Harris
Sandusky
Lecurer
Carey Lodge
Ning
W. N. Johnson
Paul R. Clouser
G. M. Kurtz
Donald Kurtz
Memorial Evangelical church to hold Friday social
The Memorial Evangelical Church will host its regular social meeting Friday evening in the church basement at 7 30. The event welcomes members and friends to gather for fellowship in a community setting.
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BE. Ly? C. BE. of
Memorial Evangelical Church
Peoples Bank Opens Wednesday to 100 Percent License
The Peoples Bank received its license by registered mail at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday to open on a full basis. Also reporting openings were Tiffin National and Tiffin Savings banks in Tiffin, First National Bank in Upper Sandusky, and First National Bank & Trust Co. and Ohio Bank in Findlay.
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Carey
Peoples Bank
Tiffin National
Tiffin Savings
Tiffin
First National
Upper Sandusky
First National Bank & Trust Co
The
Ohio Bank
Findlay
Vanlue School Finishes Pest Campaign and PTA Event
A four week pest hunt in the Vanlue school district ends March 1 with extermination of 1399 sparrows 808 rats 220 mice 44 pigeons 2 hawks 2 weasels 2 groundhogs and 1 crow. The effort saves farmers about 6000 annually. South side wins PTA contest 13770 to 8025. 350 attend the March 7 community tureen supper fundraiser hosted by Eden Hawaiians from Wyandot county.
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Vanlue
South Side
North Side
Eden Hawaiians
Eden Centralized
Wyandot County
Vanlue P T. A
Robbers Ransack Akron Family Home After Hospital Call
Police reported a break in at the Kirby residence on 20th Street Akron after the death of Mrs. H H Kirby. Entry was thorough with drawers left open and valuables undetermined. The family found the scene upon returning from City hospital.
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City Hospital
Akron
H H. Kirby
Kirby
20Th Street
Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society Meet at Christ Lutheran
The Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran church will meet Monday evening with Mrs Forest Dame on E South street. Miss Rosa Summit will assist the hostess. Mrs George Newhard and Mrs Russell Gottfried will be leaders. Mrs Charles Hood and Mrs E S Burson will review a chapter in the text book Lady Fourth Daughter in China.
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Jennie Larmonth
Congressmen Fletcher to Speak at Northwestern Ohio Boosters Meet
Brooks Fletcher of Marion congressman from the eighth district will speak at the quarterly meeting of the Northwestern Ohio Boosters Association of the United Spanish War Veterans. The event is set for Sunday morning and afternoon at the Findlay Armory and Legion Home.
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Brooks Fletcher
Marion
Northwestern Ohio Boosters Association of the United Spanish War Veterans
Findlay Armory
What Makes a Town
The Wayne Observer extols the local newspaper as a key community asset next to the bank, noting its role in daily life and civic awareness in a bold proclamation.
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Wayne Observer
Dus
Severe cyclone wrecks farms and roofs around town
A severe wind and electrical storm Tuesday night caused extensive damage southwest of town. Barns and roofs were blown off or destroyed on numerous farms including the William Caldwell, Henry Kennerley, and Robert Brown properties. A cow was injured and a horse killed. many outbuildings collapsed and trees uprooted as residents begin repairs.
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Hajda
Brown
P. M. Collet Place
Ralph Brown
Robert Brown
William Caldwell
Ray Wickiser
William Cole
Henry Kennerley
Lee Ogg
Austin Walter
Stanley Walters
Olive Moore
John Stalter
Storm wrecks farms and injures residents across several counties
Chief reports a cyclone like storm in Richland Crawford Salem and Crawfordtownships causing extensive damage in Wyandot county Monday night. Homes, barns, and silos were destroyed or moved, livestock killed, and several residents injured but surviving.
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Margie Audrush
Alton Kinsinger
Lutheran Church Notes
Eastern Star
Legionaires
Rainsberger
M. E. Church
California
B. Kotich
Vanlue School
Misionary Society
Congressman Fletcher
Charles Cole
Fred Walters
Frank Kennerley
Forest
John Phelps
Wharton
Gen. Gottfried
Gottfried
Mr Gottfried
Richland
Crawford
Salem
Crane
Wyandot
Edward Wyss
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