Carey High News Notes On Chapel Service And Debates
The Science club led chapel with AVA Rush chairing and songs The Church in the Wildwood and Spring Round were sung A playset Prof Toddlebug’s Loté Phone by Le Moine Fagan was performed Luutsy Allen did a vaudeville skit Senior class invitations ordered Commencement speaker Mr Bankus of Akron University Debates included Carey Calvert versus Tiffin Columbian and Kenton Bluffton Carey set for April 11 and April 22 pep session held after school Miss Rudolph visited Cleveland Art exhibit upcoming at high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellon Audrush
Wildwood
Toddlebug
le Moine Fagan
Huffman
Luutsy Allen
Dairy Day At Toledo State Hospital Showcases Local Students
Last Thursday seventeen boys from local agriculture classes with their teacher and four district patrons attended Dairy Day at Toledo State Hospital. The event, sponsored by the hospital and the Maumee Valley Holstein Club for Smith Hughes classes in Northwestern Ohio, featured talks by Prof Erf and L L Rummel, plus a milk presentation by Mrs Fiorence Heherdling. A morning judging contest awarded eight places with Carey earning third, Ralph Stark fourth, and Paul Reinhart fifth. Carey was the only school with multiple prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo State Hospital
Maumee Valley Holstien Club
Smith - Hughes
Ohio
Prof. Erf
L. L. Rummel
Ohio Farmer and Stockman
Fiorence Heherdling
Smith-Hughes
Cuming
Carey
Ralph Stark
Paul Reinhart
Earl Orians
Tractor overhaul by Chester Walter earns praise after initial starting difficulty
An agricultural engineering class completed a tractor overhaul owned by Chester Walter. Initial starting was difficult due to tight components, but after several hours of operation it now runs smoothly and starts readily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Walter
Unseen Heart of Gold wins first in Theta Phi Delta contest
Frances Puchta, Sophomore class, earns first prize of 3 dollars for Unseen Heart of Gold. Caroline Baker, Senior class, takes second with To Her Fathers Name and 2 dollars. Honorable mentions go to Doris Ruehle for A Thief of Bagdad and Margaret Haford for The Furrow. Eloise Bame and Millicent Warren served as judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Puchta
Theta Phi Delta Club
Caroline Baker
Doris Ruehle
Bagdad
Margaret Haford
Heart of Gold
Carew
McCutchenville
Eloise Bame
Millicent Warren
Ruth Buckley Plays Two Violins at Theta Phi Delta Meeting
Ruth Buckley performed two violin solos at the regular meeting of Theta Phi Delta last Friday. A social hour followed the club business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Buckley
Theta Phi Delta
Little Theater Club Presents Two One-Act Plays
Last Friday the Little Theater club staged two amusing one act plays. The stories feature a would be hypnotist and a mistaken identity plot with lively characters such as LeMine, Fagan, Luella Stom, and Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theater Club
LeMine
Fagan
Home Economics Club Holds Weekly Meeting
The Home Economics club met last Thursday during activity period for a business session. Refreshments of ice cream and wafers were served.
Inter Class Tournament Finals Dominate School Sports
In the inter class tournament preliminaries Sophomores beat Juniors 26 to 6 in boys action while Seniors edged Freshmen 10 to 9. Girls preliminaries saw Sophomores beat Freshmen 21 to 6 and Seniors overwhelmed Juniors 32 to 4. Semis had Seniors over Parochial 39 to 8 and Juniors 16 Sophomores 15. Finals crowned Seniors champions in both boys 22 to 11 over Juniors and girls 40 to 21 over Sophomores, with strong late play sealing trophies for the Seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophs
Carey Faculty Outlasted by Upper Sandusky 30 to 28
Carey and Upper Sandusky played a tense faculty basketball game with close scoring. Laird led Carey in points while Raabe topped Upper, final score Upper 30 Carey 28 after a late tying sequence broke the deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Sandusky
Arnholt
Laird
McDahiel
Huffman
Schuchardt
Romig
J. Rall
Cope
Raaberg
Derrickson
Roszman
Houpt
Raabe
Upper
Good Friday Service Unite Churches in Carey
On April 17 Christ Lutheran Memorial Evangelical and the Methodist churches join for a 1 30 to 3 o clock Good Friday worship at the Evangelical church. Three local ministers and three visiting pastors will deliver brief meditations on the Last Seven Sayings on the Cross accompanied by several musical numbers. The community showed strong support last year and organizers expect even greater interest this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran Church
Memorial Evangelical Church
The
Methodist Church
Carey
Kiwanis Meeting Features Prof Hopkins Poems
Prof J A Hopkins head of Heidelberg University Tiffin speech read and interpreted poems by Tennyson Dunbar Riley among others at the Kiwanis luncheon. Student Mr Johnson from Heidelberg accompanied on piano and gave several brilliant numbers. Twenty seven members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Hopkins
Galt
Hopkins
Heidelberg University
Tiffin
Tennyson, Dunbar
Riley
Johnson
Heidelberg
Revival Services Open at Crawford Openene Church
Rev W H Bradley opened a two week revival series at the openene Methodist church and set nightly meetings to start at 7 45 P M. The public is cordially invited to attend each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Bradley
Openene Methodist Church
Services at Oak Grove Church of the Brethren
Sunday school held every Sunday at Oak Grove Church of the Brethren with a final school session and all are welcome. Rev DeJean preaches every two weeks at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove Church of the Brethren
Rev
DeJean
Edward Charles Hill dies after illness in Carey Ohio
Edward Charles Hill died Tuesday morning at 3 45 at his home on South West Street after a year long illness with tuberculosis Two severe hemorrhages were the immediate cause of death The body was taken to the Goff funeral home and prepared for burial Funeral services will be held Thursday at Memorial Evangelical church with Rev G N Perkins of Upper Sandusky officiating Burial will be in Spring Grove cemetery He was born April 15 1902 in Wyandot County son of Charles Casper and Anna Opper Hill He would have been 27 years 11 months and 10 days old He married Hazel Iona Mick on June 26 1926 who survives Also surviving are his mother and father three brothers and three sisters George Lloyd and Ralph Hill Cleo Staver Mary Faber and Lillie Doppler all of Carey He was a miller by trade with Carey Mill and Elevator Co and lived in or near Carey most of his life The community mourns his untimely death.
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S. West Street
Goff Funeral Home
W. Findlay Street
Hill
Memorial Evangelical Church
G. N. Perkins
Upper Sand
Mr Hill
George Hill
Lloyd Hill
Ralph Hill
Carey
Cleo Staver
Belle Vernon
Mary Faber
Lillie Doppler
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Funeral for Joseph Wineland in Van Buren
Mrs Ida Cramer and Mr and Mrs Will Wright attended the funeral at the Presbyterian church in Van Buren for Joseph Wineland who died at 70 from apoplexy. His body was found in an orchard after his wife searched following a long absence. Attendees included Mrs C C Heck and Mrs Ross Patterson. Mrs Wineland is a half sister of Mrs David Heck of this town who is visiting California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Cramer
Will Wright
Joseph Wineland
Presbyterian Church
van Buren
Wineland
C C. Heck
Ross Patterson
David Heck
California
Balloon Messages Found Near Walter Farm
Sunday afternoon around 2:00 pm Park Walter and O P Thomas found three toy baloons in corn stubble three miles south of town. The balloons from Grand Rapids Michigan carried a small envelope with a card asking the finder to write to Albert Winters at Herpolsheimer Co Grand Rapids. One balloon had burst, likely causing descent.
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Park Walter
O. P. Thomas
Walter Farm
Grand Rapids
Mich
Albert Winters
Herpolesheimer Co
New Riegel Bank Names Frank Wetzel as Cashier
Frank Wetzel of New Riegel is approved to become cashier of the New Riegel State Bank. He will join the bank in a few days and assume the post officially on May 1, succeeding Frank D Ward who resigns to become assistant cashier at the Tiffin Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wetzel
New Riegel
New Riegel State Bank
Tiffin Tribune
New Riegel Banking Company
Wetzel
Seneca Grain Company
McCutchenville
Frank D Ward
Tiffin Savings Bank
Free Sewing Machine Clinic Planned by Ohio State
Mr Bardon of the extension department of Ohio State will conduct a free sewing machine clinic on Tuesday April 8 under Crawford Ridge Farm Bureau auspices. Fifteen machines will be taken apart cleaned adjusted and repaired for attendees. The clinic meets in the main on S Vance Street formerly the Helen Hat Shoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardon
Postal official inspects Columbus clerks in annual exam
A representative of the chief postal clerk's office in Columbus conducted the annual examination of clerks at the local office. John Jacoby and Charles Calmes were examined and the inspector studied the plan to route Vanlue to Carey mail by truck as a potential replacement for the Findlay Branch service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
John Jacoby
Charles Calmes
Findlay
Patterson-Patterson attend Lebanon funeral of cousin
Mr and Mrs Wesley Patterson and Mr and Mrs Ross Patterson were in Lebanon Indiana on Friday and Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs Wesley Patterson’s son’s cousin, Mrs Frank McCreight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Patterson
Ross Patterson
Lebanon
Ind
Frank McCreight
New Students Join Ohio State Spring Quarter
Ohio State University admits new students for the spring quarter starting March 25. Colrey Gail M. Kurtz and Roma M. Gaskill are listed in arts and journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Colrey Gail M. Kurtz
Roma M. Gaskill
Meat Market Opening in Mrs. G. W. Bish Room
Opening notice for a meat market sale on Wednesday April 2 in the Mrs. G. W. Bish room on West Findlay. Daily specials offered on all home dressed meat by George Hill.
Village Council Minutes Record March 1930 Actions
The village council met in regular session with Mayor Ha Campbell Jr presiding and all members present. Bills approved and paid include salaries for March 1930 for officials and staff, utility costs, ditch work, gas, and fire apparatus expenses, with adjournment to meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha.Campbell, Jr
Daisy Moyer
W N. Johnson
R. L. Gottfried
H. G. Feasel
HA. G. Chambers
A. E. Constien
Same
Ed Campbell, Jr
H. H. Heck
Mary Mosier
Nettie
Walters
Columbus Blank Book Mfg Co
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Town Ae
Board of Public Affairs
Jacob Nitrauer
Charles Miller
Minor Mann
Bover Fire Apparatus Co
American la France & Foamite Industries Inc
Paul Calmes
John Twining
S. H. McKee
Robert O'Connor
Business Council
Lutheran Lenten Meetings Attract Growing Attendance
The fourth Lenten meeting at the Lutheran church is tonight at 7 30 o clock. The men's class will provide special music. Rev Paul R Clouser discusses God Man Sin and Salvation with the topic Salvation. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R Clouser
God
Inspection of 4400 chickens by Sneath-Cunningham and Carey Mill official
Ed Barnhart representing Sneath-Cunningham with Porter Hendricks of Carey Mill & Elevator Co inspected nine flocks totaling 4400 chickens. They noted the birds are fed Ful-o-Pep and cared for under the Fail-o-Pep schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Barnhart
Sneath-Cunningham
Tift
Porter Hendricks
Carey Mill & Elevator Co
Mrs Frank Ogg Taken to Hospital for Kidney Operation
Mrs Frank Ogg was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus on Sunday for a kidney removal operation. Her husband and Mr and Mrs Ralph Ogg accompanied her, but the operation was postponed to a future date. Mr Ogg and their daughter Mrs Paul Sammet were with her on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ogg
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Miro
Ralph Ogg
Mr Ogg
Paul Sammet
Carey Farmers Community Club Meeting Notice
The Carey Farmers Community Club will hold their regular meeting at the farmers' cream station next Monday night March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers Community Club
Farmers’ Cream Station
Art Exhibit at School Opens in Auditorium
The school auditorium hosts an educational art exhibit from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM and 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM daily through Saturday March 29. About 200 pictures, ranging from Egyptian to modern American art, are displayed in chronological order.Tickets are selling quickly and donations may fund more works with brass donor tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Death of Alfred C Hendricks in Vanlue at 24
Alfred C Hendricks son of Mr and Mrs Harry Hendricks of two miles west of Vanlue died at 1130 Wednesday noon at his aunt Mrs Eva Lees home in Vanlue after four weeks with Brights disease He was born February 15 1906 on the family farm and was 24 years 1 month and 11 days old Survived by parents brothers Arthur Rex Herbert Imogene and Juanita Funeral at 2 PM Saturday at United Brethren church Vanlue with Rev Archer officiating Burial in St Paul Cemetery The body moved from C F Sutter mortuary to Mrs Lees Vanlue home on Friday afternoon for preparation for burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Clark Hendricks
Harry Hendricks
Vanlue
Eva Lee
Bright
Mr. Hendricks
Arthur
Rex
Herbert
Imogene
Juanita Hendricks
United Brethren Church
Archer
St. Paul
Pythian Sisters Notice Pot Luck Social This Evening
The yellow side in the Pythian Sisters contest led by Miss Reva Dame will host a pot luck social this evening. All members and their friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva Dame
Local and Personal Notices in Fostoria and Magee
Warren Carlyle moved to the Grove Walborn property on Cleveland avenue. Mr and Mrs C A Williams were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Chas Griffin in Fostoria. Mrs Grant Cannon of Magee Miss is a guest at the home of her aunt Mrs Ann L Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Carlyle
Grove Walborn
Cleveland Avenue
C A Williams
Chas Griffin
Fostoria
Grant Cannon
Magee
Miss
Ann L. Sheridan
Local Social Notes And Household Movements In Ohio Town
Mrs Michael Courtad was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus. In Sutter's ambulance Tuesday afternoon Mrs B Dabney of Findlay and her mother Mrs Roy Hallock of Rochester Mich were Carey visitors Saturday. Mrs James Haines went Saturday to the Rheinfrank hospital at Perrisburg where she expects to undergo an operation for quire. Mrs N H Ryder and children of Buevius are spending today and tomorrow at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs B W Bachar. Mrs Henry Davidson of near Adrian on Friday underwent a tenni operation at the office of Dr Frederik Kenan in Upper Sandusky. Alex Stewart and family of Clyde have moved In R D McDowell's property on Worello street presently vacated by the Harrison Stone family. John McCormick moved Tuesday afternoon from the Julius Karg property on South Patterson street to the John Black residence on Das street. Hall Frost and family of Marton on Tuesday moved to the Dr JF Myers property on KE Findlan street. Vir Frost drives WVtag Bros Toledo bus LR Ashley on Tuesday afternoon attended the funeral of his sister Mrs James Downing near Sparta. Mrs Downing died Sunday morning at 10 o'clock following a stroke of paralysis. Mrs K L Leonard is still in Columbus with her mother Mrs A A Steele of Mansfield, who is seriously ill at White Cross Hospital. Mrs Steele suffered a paralytic stroke Saturday morning just before she was to undergo a goitre operation.
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Hall Frost
Marton
Dr JF Myers
KE Findlan Street
Frost
Wvtag Bros T
Ledo
Ashleye
James Downing
Sparta
Downing
K L Leonard
Columbus
AA ‘Steele
Mansfield
White Cross Hospital
Steele
Lutheran Mission Study Sees Women Lead Sessions
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society and the Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran church held four joint meetings at the parish house on Wednesday. They studied the new text Blind Stops with devotionals, prayers, solos, and piano duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Jennie Larmonth
Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church
W R. Allen
Byron Ogg
Edward Riester
Richard Davidson
Louise Van’Buren
Mervin Shafer
W. G. Bradley
S. Burson
J.d.wing
H. L. Wenner
Holy Week Observances at M. E. Church
Preparations for Holy Week are complete with services planned Tuesday to Thursday at the church. Good Friday union service at Evangelical church in the afternoon. Easter Sunday starts with a sunrise service and Lord's Supper. Church School at the usual hour with a short pageant. New members welcomed at morning worship. A musical program is expected in the evening and Palm Sunday baptism is planned for April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Evangelical Church
Byron Zuck Dies After Illness at Sister's Home
Byron Zuck died Saturday afternoon at 1 o clock at his sister Mrs Kenton's home on West Findlay Street. Death credited to infirmities of age after three weeks bedridden. Funeral held Monday at C F Sutter Funeral Home with Rev Paul R Clouser officiating. Pallbearers named and burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Zuck
Lite Kenton
W. Findlay Street
C. F. Sutter
Paul R. Clouser
Christ Lutheran Church
Jesus
Clouser
Jacob Stief
Fred Lytle
Harry Hosafros
Edward Riester
Forest Livingston
Almon Blue
Spring Grove Cemetery
Milk House Burned on Irvin Wonder Farm
A milk house at the Irvin Wonder farm 1.5 miles west of town burned Saturday morning around daylight. The Carey fire department arrived after a passing motorist notified the family. Losses included a cream separator milking utensils and a 120 gallon gasoline tank with about 30 gallons burned. No explosion occurred and firemen reportedly saved the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Wonder Farm
Wonder
Carey Fire Department
Weather shifts to snow and thaw amid lingering cold wind
A storm Tuesday brought snow onto a rain soaked region, coating streets with ice while the snow quickly melted Wednesday under a harsh cutting wind. Despite the thaw, residents hope for a milder April and May after a cold spell.
Fire damages small roof area at Halloran residence
Friday evening about 9 80 a spark set fire to the roof of the Halloran residence on W Findlay street Neighbors and the fire department responded promptly limiting damage to a small roof area Mrs Halloran and Mr Halloran thank the fire department neighbors and friends for their assistance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Halloran
Findlay Street
Halloran
Fire Department
Big Four Officials Visit City in Private Car
Cincinnati chief engineer of the Big Four with assistant Paul Hamatton arrived in town Friday in Baldwin's private car to attend to private business, a local report states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadles Baldwin
Cincinamati
Big Boar Aid
Paul Hamatton
Baldwin
Pye Oma
Moving barber shop debut near Ortans shop
An old notice advertises a new barber shop opening on the first of April above H G Ortans armas shop and shoe store at Hatrout 33. John Orpans invites customers to come up and see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H-G Ortans
Armas
John Orpans
Savidge Accepts Clerical Post in Washington DC
Ralph E Savidge son of Mr and Mrs Foster Savidge has accepted a government position as clerk typist in Washington DC He will start work this month in the federal office and begins his service in the capital setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Savidge
Foster Savidge
Washington, DC
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Avonell Robison
Reid Bachar
Bankus
Akron University
Mr. Simmon
Calvert High
Columbian
Miss Rudolph
Cleveland
Home Economics’ Club
Kiwanis Meeting
Crawford
Oak Grove
Edward Charles Hill
Ohio State
Council
Board of Affairs
W Deerwester
Frank Fry
Wm. Slater
Lillian Lytie
General Electric Supply Corp
C Wisebaker
H. B. Keller
S R Bame
J. Davis
L. Ruffing
G. A
Pythian Sisters
Clara Platner
Alfred C. Hendricks
Michael Courtad
Sutter's Ambulance
B Dabney
Roy Hallock
Rochester, Mich
James Haines
Rheinfrank Hospital
Perrisburg
N H. Ryder
Buevius
B WV Bachar
Henry Davidson
Adrian
Frederik Kenan
Uppper Sandusky
Alex Stewart
Clyde
R D McDowell
Worello Street
Harrison Stone
John McCormick
Twestles
Julius Karg
South Patterson Street
John Black
Das Street
Lutheran Mission Study
M. E. Church
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