Edgar B Kurtz Dies Suddenly In Carey Community
Edgar B Kurtz prominent Carey citizen dies at home on W Findlay street from a heart attack. Born January 30 1870 he was a longtime HH B Kurtz Sons Co. director and Peoples Bank director. Survived by wife Fionia Wonder Kurtz one daughter Ruth and two granddaughters. Funeral arrangements pending with Goff Funeral Home.
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B. “Kurtz
Carey
W. Findlay Street
Mr. Kurtz
H. B
Sarah (Rickenbaugh) Kurtz
Fionia Wonder
Ruth
W. A. Hiles
Cleveland
Christ Lutheran Church
Crawford Chapter
O. E
Farmers Day at Schmidt Bros Farmers' Day Saturday in Caytey
Schmidt Bros will host a Farmers Day this Saturday at 200 W North Street Caytey in the garment factory building. Massey Harris and Avery company representatives will demonstrate farm machinery lines. Free lunch at noon and many prizes, including a grand spike tooth harrow.
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Massey-Harris
Avery Combine and Thresher
Schmidt Bros
Garment
North Street
Ca- Tey
Phillips family moves to own farm near Alvada
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Phillips and their children relocated last Wednesday from the L. G. Ranger farm east of town to their new farm near Alvada. Helpers included Alton Phillips family and others: Russell Phillips, Hart Ward family, Walter Gottfried, John Minder family, Wendell Wentling, William Coldren, W. A. Vaughn, J. A. Vaughn, Cecil Rader, Cloyce Rader, I. D. Claude, Reid Morehart, and Clarence Elchert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Phillips
L. G. Ranger
Alvada
Alton Phillips
Howard
Ralph
Russell Phillips
Paul
Hart Ward
James
Walter Gottfried
John Minder
Margaret
Wendell Wentling
William Coldren
W. A. Vaughn
Child Run Over Near Findlay Street in Town
Six year old Herbert Dible son of Mr and Mrs Heart Dible of West Brown avenue escaped serious injuries when a car driven by U S Wilgus west of town ran over him as he neared home from school. The incident occurred in front of Rev Paul R Clouser residence on West Findlay street and the dinner bucket he carried was crushed.
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Herbert Dible
Heart Dible
W. Brown Avenue
U S Wilgus
West of Town
Paul R. Clouser
W. Findlay Street
Herbert
Brenners Visit Relatives After Winter in Reading
Mr. and Mrs. F. J Brenner and son Lawrence spent a week visiting relatives in Carey after a winter in Reading, Pa. They planned to return to Flint Mich as their future home and stopped in Bellevue to visit daughter Sr M Bernadette a parochial school teacher.
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F. J Brenner
Lawrence
Reading
Carey
Flint
Mich
Bellevue
Sr M. Bernadette
Diamond Core Drill Demonstration In Stone Quarry
Jones of Sullivan Machinery Co Chicago demonstrates the diamond core drill at the National Lime and Stone Co quarry. The device brings rock formations to the surface for inspection. Jones has stayed at the New Galt hotel two weeks and will remain until late next week.
Honor Roll Omission Noted in Last Week's School News
School staff acknowledge error in last week's Public School News where Maxine Virden's name was left off the qth grade B honor roll. Rosemary Kramer reports. Robert Wenner notes the correction as the athletic desk references.
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Rosemary Kramer
Robert Wenner
Maxine Virden
Ohio State musical clinic rallies band plans April concert
Miss Finley Miss Smith Miss Woodford and Mrs Wayne Huff man joined a Columbus audience for a musical clinic at Ohio State University. The Band Mothers Club sponsors the April 3 band concert with festival numbers heard publicly for the first time. A Thursday children’s concert will demo instruments and admission is 5 and 10 cents. The club’s meeting approved sponsoring the concert with Prof. Homer Huffman of Upper Sandusky speaking on music value in schools.
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Finley
Smith
Woodford
Wayne S. Huffman
Columbus
Ohio State University
Band Mothers Club
William Peirce
Margaret Wenzinger
Norman Huffman
Rita Brown
Roy Howard
Homer E. Huffman
Upper Sandusky High School
Ping Pong Tournament Set For March 24 By Latin and Clothing Classes
The girls of the 2nd year Latin class and the sophomore clothing class have trained for over three weeks for a ping p ong tournament opening March 24. Matches list Ruth Emerine versus Elaine Ziebarth, Anna Johnson versus Mary Mullholand, Virginia Mitchell versus Mary Hagley, Carolyn Donelson versus Virginia Mitten, Ruth Hosafros versus Rosella Nye, Betty Bowman versus Arlene Perkins. Winners of Teams 1 and 3 meet. Winners of Teams 4 and 6 meet, with finals Friday after Thursday night play.
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Ruth Emerine
Elaine Ziebarth
Anna Johnson
Mary GL Mullholand
Virginia Mitchell
Mary Hagley
Carolyn Donelson
Virginia Mitten
Ruth Hosafros
Rosella Nye
Betty Bowman
Arlene Perkins
Wyandot County Achievement Day Guest Helen Davis
Miss Helen Davis attended the Wyandot County Achievement Day program hosted by the county ladies on Thursday March 12. The event was noted as a guest appearance during coverage continued on page 8.
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Helen Davis
Wyandot County
Correction notice for curtain panels and cottage sets ad
A correction states the Flex ad on page 3 misquoted curtains and cottage sets prices. Read should be 29c to $1.19 instead of 39c to $1.19.
Townsend Club Meeting Monday Evening
The Carey Townsend club will hold a meeting Monday evening March 23 at the library. The public is invited and a speaker will present.
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Carey Townsend Club
A Prosperous Community Keeps It's Money at Home
A local call urges Carey residents to shop within their own town to boost community prosperity. It argues spending in other communities drains local wealth, praises Carey merchants for up-to-date stock and low prices, and urges residents to prioritize local purchases to support local jobs and services.
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United States
Carey
Rev John J Chaney Addresses Kiwanis Club at Pilgrim House
Rev John J Chaney of Forest spoke to a large Kiwanis gathering at Pilgrim House on cultural problems and three attack lines. He urged raising farmer independence from European peasants, expanding farm product uses in industry, and removing surplus crops by selling to food-short countries, even at a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Pilgrim House
R. D. Hamlet
Big Four
John J. Chaney
Forest
Atestant Church
Chaney
Attempted Robbery at Strand Theatre Office
A Saturday afternoon last week a failed entry into the Strand theatre office above the box office was discovered by Mr Capell. The padlock on the balcony door showed heavy battering. Months earlier Mrs Capell misplaced her purse near the box office with nearly 1000 dollars inside.
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Strand Theatre
Mr Capell
Mrs Capell
Plain Sister comedy drama announced by Epworth League
The Epworth League of the First Methodist church announces a Friday show date of March 27 for the comedy drama Plain Sister. The two hour production features church youth under Mrs. G. M. Kurtz and tickets will be sold in advance by high school members.
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Epworth League of the First Methodist Church
G. M. Kurtz
Wesleyan Guild Rumage Sale Set For March Weekender
The Wesleyan Guild of the M. E. Sunday school announces a rummage sale of clothing and household articles. It will be held Friday and Saturday, March 20 and 21, in the Kurtz room, three doors east of the post office.
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Wesleyan Guild
M. E. Sunday School
Kurtz
Arthur S. Postle Named Dean of Men at Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Times Star reports Arthur S. Postle, formerly Carey High School principal in 1927 28, is appointed dean of men at the University of Cincinnati. He will begin duties July 1 to advise male undergraduates on personal and academic matters, following a March board approval after campus petitions.
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Arthur S. Postle
Cincinnati Times Star
Postle
Carey High School
University of Cincinnati Board of Directors
College of Miberal Arts
Tuesaday
Raymond Wal
Miss Ellen Wolf Accepts Post in Resettlement Office
Miss Ellen Wolf daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Wolf of south of Carey left Sunday by bus for Champaign Illinois where she has accepted a position in a regional office of the resettlement administration She stopped in Chicago en route Ellen graduated from Salem high school Class of 1933 and recently from Marion business college
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Ellen Wolf
Harley Wolf
South of Carey
Champaign
Ill
the Resettlement Administration
Chicago
Miss Ellen
Salem High School
Marion Business College
Reverend Fred Otto of Toledo to Speak at Lenten Service
Rev Fred Otto of Christ Lutheran church Toledo will speak at the Lenten service in the local Lutheran church this Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock The service will be in charge of the pastor and the young peoples group will provide the choir and special music.
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Fred Otto
Christ Lutheran Church
Toledo
County Youth Conference Sets Theme for March 28
The Wyandot County Council of Religious Education presents the 23rd annual youth conference with the theme Youth Looks at the Modern World at the Sycamore Evangelical and Reformed Church on Saturday March 28.
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Wyandot County
Mr and Mrs Fred Nachbar Mark 64th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Fred Nachbar of East South Street quietly celebrated their sixty fourth wedding anniversary last week Wednesday.
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Fred Nachbar
E. South Street
Parochial School Sixth Grade Perfect Scores Listed
Parochial pupils achieved high marks this week in English spelling and history. Names include Howard Schreiner Robert Windau Paul Smith and others with perfect scores across subjects. Several students earned 100 percent in spelling all last week and in history 38rd Grade Eleanor Bakies and others also posted perfect scores.
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Howard Schreiner
Robert Windau
Paul Smith
Robert Kessler
Harold Niederkohr
Joseph Derr
Virginia Qodone
Florence Mitten
Pauline +Baktes
Wayne Zahn
Norbert Windan
Bernard Reinhart
Marguerite Bakies
Richard McLaughlin
Margaret Ann Mangett
Dread McKinnon
Eleanor, Bakies
Thomas Courtad
Dean Krupp
Mildred Kummerer
Eugene Jacoby
Thomas Pahl
Maxine Ruffing
Norman Wenzinger
Glenn Niederkohr
Harold McKinnon
Eleanor Bakies
Virginia Elchert
Mary Louise Reinhart
Gerald McLaughlin
Geneva McLaughlin
Edith Nye
Crawford-Ridge Farm Bureau Backs Vocational Education Bill
The Crawford-Ridge Farm Bureau met on Wednesday March 11 and voted to support a federal vocational education bill. They sent a night letter telegram to President Roosevelt urging increased education funding. Rev Marion E Tinsler spoke on Cooperation and will continue the series at the next meeting. Leo Vaughn reported on youths’ cooperation study in Defiance and plans to form a local group.
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Crawford-Ridge Farm Bureau
Congress
Roosevelt
Marion E. Tinsler
Farm Bureau
Leo Vaughn
Defiance
Big Four expands freight service and crew redeployments
The Big Four plans a service upgrade for freight patrons with more crews. The local yard engine is removed and two switch crews operate from Bellefontaine to Sandusky via Carey, with one crew routing north on Mondays. From Tuesday onward Carey becomes a terminal with two five man crews based there. A free pick up delivery starts April first within corporate limits.
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Bellefontaine
Sandusky
Carey
Dorcas Bible Class Meets This Evening
The regular monthly meeting of the Dorcas Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school will be held this Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Rose Diller after the church service. Miss Bertha Bishop and Miss Della Gilliland will assist as hostesses.
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Dorcas Bible Class
Methodist Sunday School
Rose Diller
Bertha Bishop
Della Gilliland
St Patrick's Party at Memorial Evangelical Church
The Christian Endeavor society of Memorial Evangelical Church hosts a St Patrick's party at Miss Ruby Rothgeb's home on Patternon Street Friday at 7 30 p m A prize will be awarded to the best green attire Wendell Wentling serves as chairman
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Christian Endeavor Society of Memorial ,Evangelical Church
Ruby Rothgeb
Patternon Street
Wendell Wentling
Auxiliary Meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary
A meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary is scheduled for Monday evening. The social committee will include Mrs L Pahl Mrs Cletus Myers Mrs E F Thome and Mrs S W McChesney. Initiatory work will be conducted and the session starts promptly at 8 00 o'clock.
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American Legion Auxiliary
L. Pahl
Cletus Myers
E. F. Thome
S. W. McChesney
Rawson Wins Class B State Tournament Bid
Rawson high basketball team earned a Class B state tournament berth at Columbus by defeating Bloomville 24 to 19. Roy Greene and Norman Alrey scored 16 between them and Ken Zeurcher Eugene Keller and Ross de Good contributed on both ends. Rawson previously beat Van Buren Mt. Cory Arlington and Mt. Blanchard in county play and Sulphur Springs Crestline Attica and Broomville in sections.
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Bloomville
Rawson High
Columbus
Rawson
Saurday
Roy Greene
Norman Alrey
Ken Zeurcher
Eugene Keller
Ross de Good
Carlton Bricker
Hancock County
van Buren
Mt. Cory
Arlington
Mt. Blanchard
Sulphur Springs
Crest- Tine
Attica
Broomville
Carey Cagers Fall In Class B Tournament Contest
Carey lost 42 to 32 to Bloomville, a Seneca county team, ending Carey’s hopes. Bloomville then faced Rawson after Rawson upset Attica 27 to 20 to reach the finals. Attica could not spark against Rawson in Saturday action.
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Carey
Bloomville
Seneca County
Rawson
Attica
Stork brings several new babies to area families
A son arrived Monday morning to George and wife Burke west of town. A son was born Tuesday morning to Cletus and wife Arnold in Salem township. A daughter named Bernita Ruth arrived last Thursday to Ray and wife Stroub. A 7 pound son named William Frederick was born last Thursday at Mercy hospital in Tiffin to Ralph and wife Pontius of 296 S Sandusky Street. He is the grandson of William Pontius of Carey.
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George Burke
Town
Cletus Arnold
Salem Township
Ray Stroub
Bernita Ruth
Ralph Pontius
S. Sandusky Street
Tiffin
Mercy Hospital
William Pontius
Carey
William Frederick
Leading Part for Miss Haferd in Lenten Drama
Miss Margaret Haferd daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Haferd southeast of Carey and a junior at St Marys of the Springs College Columbus will play the leading role in The Lord of Death a Lenten drama to be presented at the college She is on the college newspaper staff junior representative in the Sodality council and a member of the French club orchestra glee club and college choir
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Margaret Haferd
Ralph Haferd
Carey
St Mary’s of the Springs College
Columbus
Rebekah Meeting Tuesday Evening News
The regular Rebekah lodge meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening March 24. The social committee plans a social and pot luck for the evening and reminds attendees about the airplane contest.
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Rebekah
Doctor Savidze to Speak at Findlay Bible Conference
Dr H H Savidze of Pontiac Michigan will appear at the Grace Caspel Tabernacle Findlay Thursday and Friday both afternoon and evening under the Findlay fundamentalist Bible conference association banner.
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H H Savidze
Pontiac
Mich
Grace Caspel Tabernacle
Findlay
Findlay Fundamentalist Bible Conference Assmmation
Carey Churches Plan Combined Good Friday Service
Three Protestant churches in Carey unite for a Good Friday service on April 10. Details on the meeting place and service hours will be announced later.
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Carey
Graham Riley Orchestra Lights Shawhan House Dining Room
Graham Riley and his orchestra of Carey played in the new dining room at the Shawhan House in Tiffin Wednesday evening of last week.
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Graham Riley
Carey
Shawhan House
Tifin
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Public School News
Band Mothers
Townsend Club
Plain Sister
Parochial School News
Farm Bureau Meeting
ST. Patrick's Party
Eastern Star Meeting
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