Y Teen and School News Highlight March Activities
The issue notes strong satisfaction with the current reading program and references a March 18 Y-Teen luncheon honoring fathers at the school. Activities include poems, music, and talks with Dr. M E B Monroe discussing college choices and coursework. The American Legion Auxiliary supports ongoing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persig Newhard
G. Laird
Virginia Meek
Carolyn Jacobs
Georgia O’brien
Judy Dible
Ruth Adelsperger
Carey Junior Selected for Girls State at Capital University
Seven girls sought selection for Girls State this summer. Mrs. Baker conducted an elimination test in American history. Judy Dible topped with 76 points and Elizabeth Romig secured first alternate with 74. Others scoring 73 Persis Newhard 62 Kay Hall 66 Jeanne Allen 56 Shirley Hughes 66 Sally Wright 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schira
Carey
Capiital University
Mrs. Baker
Judy Dible
Elizabeth Romig
Persis Newhard
Kay Hall
Jéanne Allen
Shirley Hughes
Sally Wright
Turf Repair Plans To Restore University Field
The field shows wear with much grass killed in the center. We re-seeded all weak spots and will build a better turf for next year. A revised water supply will meet moisture needs. Heavy play this summer has hindered growth for two years. Players will use the back field this summer to allow grass to recover.
Playground Regrading Underway at School Lot
Wagner Bros. has worked the wood pile by the bill dozer on the back school lot. The old brick pit is gradually being filled and remaining dirt from W Findlay street will complete the fill to level the playground for the boys and girls at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner Bros
W. Findlay Street
Purple Violets and Daffodils Disguise Spring Rain
A poetic fragment describes rain as a disguise of spring flowers. The narrator notes violet and daffodil colors falling to earth, signaling renewal as winter yields to spring. The lines credit Neppl V. Twining.
Thanks for care during hospital stay and home
Mrs. Bernard Loverich expresses sincere gratitude to relatives and friends for cards flowers candy and personal calls while she was a patient at Mercy hospital Tiffin and after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Bernard Loverich
Board of Thanks for Mrs Haford
The children of Mrs Josephine Haford express gratitude for support after her death. They thank the Reverend Fathers for consoling words the donors of spiritual bouquets and Mr Bristoll for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristoll
Josephine Haford
Notice to Contractors for Wyandot County Home Exterior Painting
Wyandot County Ohio invites sealed bids for painting exterior of all buildings at Wyandot County Home in Upper Sandusky. Proposals due 10 am EST April 16 1949 with 10 percent certified check. Lowest responsible bid to be awarded. rejection rights reserved. Charles Reed Jr Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Board of Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Card of Thanks for Kind Remembrances
I sincerely thank my friends for the many cards gifts and kind remembrances sent to me while I was a patient in Findlay hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay Hospital
Real estate transfers include large Tymochtee acreage deal
Executors Frank Needs and Enoch Bloom transfer 111.50 acres in Tymochtee township to J Craig and Lee RB Bowman for 120000. Margaret BE Jesko and others convey 2 3 interest in lots in Carey village to Amelia R Zeis for 1.00. Bessie I Gregg transfers to Mabel B. and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Needs
Enoch Bloom
J. Craig
Lee
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M. EB. Monroe
Findlay College
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. C. A
Newhard
Ficks and Co
Chicago
McCutchenville
Blackstone
Marion
Royal Electric
Spayth Decorating Co
McCutchenville, Ohio
Walter Bros., Auctioneers
Nepll V. Twining
Charles Reed, JR
Home Town News
W. F. Simonis
W.F. Piles
Carey, Ohio
Ulullc
Ralph K. Babcock
Sycamore
Ronald Schell
J. P. Forbing
Crane Township
Cleveland Colored Quintet
Vanlue High School
Willys- Overland
New America
Willys-Overland
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