Chapel Junior class program leads to 1932 yearbook plans
Monday morning chapel featured JR class under Miss Rollinger with scripture, vocal solos by John Yohe Arthur Brown and a choir including Gladys Buckingham and Ruth Wright. Dean Powell led ensembles and the high school band, directed by Mr. Hutchinson, plans an April 8 concert to fund new band uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rollinger
John Yohe
Arthur- Brown
Vinton
Brown
Mohrée v Crist
Gene Mark
Ley
Gladys ‘Buckingham
Mary Jane Myers
Ruth Wright
Margaret Baker
Monroe Crist
Dean Powell
Robert ‘Sultzbach
Picardy
Dorothy Hutchinson
Robert Sultzbach
Ted Heck
Mr. Hutch‘inson
Arthur Brown
Mr. Huffman
Hutchinson
Wyandot Schoolmasters Club Meets at Wyandot High
The Wyandot County Schoolmasters club gathered at the high school Monday evening with Supt. W. C. Moore presiding. Speakers included Walter T. Bliss F E Reynolds and Vernon N Stevens. The next meeting will be at Nevada high school. The operetta Tulip Time will be staged April 21 with listed pupil performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot
Spelling Dictation Stars Named in Colonel Crawford Rooms
Readable list of pupils from Rooms 4 14 and 16 who achieved perfect spelling dictation last week includes Myron Bland Reid Burson Ruth E Baker Paul Cantleberry Janice Corron Darrold England Betty L Kitzler Dorothy Merkcle Eva Nye John Nye Margaret E Phillips Harold Turnbell Jean Wolfrum Phyllis Buchanan Thomas Clark Jack Tracy Victor Reynolds Cora Ellen Schira Cecil Nye Paul Burnson Jeanne Chapman Martha Moffet Ralph Jacques Grace Keckler Robert Hayman Madelon Ward Wellington Baker Helen Baker Joan Myers Charles Hamlin Esther Nye Irma Ruth Altwater Mary Ellen Baker Bonita Blair Marie Cantleberry Junior Corron Nellie Dible Chester England Edith Greeno Virginia Greeno Talmage Huston Clarence Jackson Doris Kear Thomas Krom Mary Miller Lola Montgomery Joe New Margie Nye Dorothy Plott Mary Plott Doris Putnam Maurice Ritchey Clayton Shull Ruth Anna Sultzbach David Stansberry Gerald Stoll Gottfried Stoll Audrey Straub Clarence Taft Clifford Tong Opal Wodegraft and others continued on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Bland
Reid Burson
Ruth E Baker
Paul Cantleberry
Janice Corron
Darrold England
Betty L Kitzler
Dorothy Merkcle
Eva Nye
John Nye
Margaret E Phillips
Harold Turnbell
Jean Wolfrum
Phyllis Buchanan
Thomas Clark
Jack Tracy
Victor Reynolds
Cora Ellen Schira
Cecil Nye
Paul Burnson
Jeanne Chapman
Martha Moffett
Ralph Jacques Grace Keckler
Robert Hayman
Madelon Ward
Wellington Baker
Helen Baker
Joan Myers
Charles Hamlin
Esther Nye
Gerade
Irma Ruth Altwater
Mary Ellen Baker
Bonita Blair
Marie Cantleberry
Junior Corron
Nellie Dible
Chester England
Edith Greeno
Virginia Greeno
Talmage Huston
Clarence Jackson
Doris Kear
Thomas Krom
Mary Miller
Lola Montgomery
Joe New“hard
Margie Nye
Dorothy Plott
Gottfried Stoll
Audrey Straub
Clarence Taft
Clifford Tong
Opal Wodegraft
Ohio Institute and County Officials Clash Over Taxpayer Tax
The Ohio Institute in Columbus urges Ohioans to vote against consolidating county and township officers. It warns against overlapping work and predicts poorer local service under centralized government. It argues centralized schools raise bonded debt and slow, costly state-run projects would delay needed local repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Institute
Columbus
Ohio
Gentralite
Golden wedding observed in Syracuse for Rentfrou couple
Mr and Mrs John Snobarger and family attended the golden wedding of M B Rentfrou and his wife in Syracuse Indiana Rev Biler officiated the remarriage of the couple and their grandchildren served as attendants Two year old Shirley Ann Snobarger gave $50 in gold as a gift at the ceremony Both Rentfrous are in good health with ages about 68 and 70 They have often visited Carey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snobarger
Virginia
Martha
Mary Frances
Frederick
Shirley Ann
Syracuse
Ind
Mrs. Rentfrou
New Riegel High School Graduation Set for May
The New Riegel high school will graduate nine students this May. Valedictorian Esther Huss and salutatorian Florence Gruss shine among honorees. The class play is scheduled for early May. Graduates include Esther Huss Florence Gruss Mildred Williams Hazel Hoffbauer Mildred Huss Harold Klein Paul Borer Carl Hohman and Leo Gashe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riegel High School
Esther Huss
Florence Gruss
Mildred Williams
Hazel Hoffbauer
Mildred Huss
Harold Klein
Paul Borer
Carl Hohman
Leo Gashe
Limestone Ridge Trio to Broadcast on WOWO Fort Wayne
The Limestone Ridge Trio will broadcast this afternoon at 3 06 p m eastern standard time from WOWO Fort Wayne during the guest artist program. Vitalis Wisner plays guitar and harmonica simultaneously while Lavern Wisner and Sherman Rangeler play banjos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limestone Ridge
Northwest of Town
Wowo
Ft. Wayne
Vitalis Wisner
Lavern Wisner
Sherman Rangeler
Carey Chapter R A M to Hold Practice for Mark Master Degree
An important Carey Chapter R A M meeting is set for next Friday evening. No work will occur but practice for the mark master degree will be held, to be conferred at inspection. All officers and members urged to attend. E W Koch H P I L. Culler Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
E W Koch
H P I L. Culler
Secy
Automobile Recovered After Stolen From Anson Bloom Home
The automobile stolen from the Anson Bloom residence near Sycamore was recovered on E Finley Street in Upper Sandusky Tuesday afternoon. It was found well fueled and intact with no parts missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Bloom
Sycamore
E Finley Street
Upper Sandusky
Births Reported Near Vanlue and Crawford
A 5 pound son arrived Monday to Mr and Mrs John Gordon near Vanlue. A 40 pound son was born Sunday night to Mr and Mrs Ernest Minard at their home east of Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gordon
Vanlue
Ernest Minard
Crawford
Services at County Home
Rev Norman Sweat pastor of the M E church at Upper Sandusky will preach at the county home Sunday afternoon at 2 00 o clock. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Sweat
M. E
Upper Sandusky
C. L. of C. Urges Members to Attend Next Meeting
All members of the C. L. of C. are urged to be present at the regular meeting Monday evening of next week, April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. of C
Early to bed and rise poem at Travel Association meeting
A humorous verse presented at the annual Travel Association of Great Britain and Ireland meeting mocks old adage about rising early. The piece highlights advertising as essential to success in selling travel services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anriiual
Travel Association ‘of
Great Britain and Ireland
Mrs George Eatherton Passes After Four Week Illness
Mrs George Eatherton died at her home northwest of Wharton after a four week illness with the flu. She was born October 14 1843 near Mt Blanchard in Hancock county and died at age 88 years 6 months 14 days. Surviving children include Philip Eatherton Harley Hather ton Edith Emaline Phelps R V Batherton Grover Eatherton and Jesse Batherton. Funeral services were held at St Paul church south of Vanlue with burial in the adjoining cemetery. Her burial gown was the dress she wore on her wedding day 64 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eatherton
Wharton
Elthore Lockwood
Peter
Charlotte Lockwood
Mt. Blanchard
Hancock County
Isaac N
Philip Eatherton
Harley Hatherton
Edith Emaline Phelps
Shelby
R. V. Batherton
Grover Eutherton
Jesse Batherton
Batherton
United Brethren Church
Local Visits and Guests Spotted Around Tiffin Area
Local residents and guests visit relatives and friends across Ohio towns including J E Audrush and Marjorie in Toledo J E Audrush family in Tiffin Mrs Stroup dines with the Eshelmans and mentions Upper Sandusky hosts Courtad. William Walz to Eden job timekeeper at a porcelain plant. Cleveland visitors stay with Willams family in Tiffin.
Health leaders to meet in Mansfield on April 7
Local health groups from Crawford Knox Morrow Richland and Wyandot counties plan an informal discussion in Mansfield at the Mans field Leland hotel from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Attendees include Dr Robert G Paterson Margretta Steele Claflin and Arthur H German with Dr F C Anderson presenting the tuberculosis view. Represented groups include Crawford public health league Galton public health league Knox Christmas seal committee Morrow Christmas seal committee Richland Christmas seal committee Shelby public health league and Wyandot public health council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Knox
Morrow
Richland
Wyandot
Mansfield-Leland
Mansfield
Robert G. Paterson
Columbus
Ohio Public Health Association
Margretta Steele Claflin
Arthur H. German
State Association
F. C. Anderson
Ohio State Sanatorium
Mt. Vernon
Crawford County Public Health League
Galton Public Health League
Knox County
Morrow County
Richland County
Shelby City Public Alth League
Wyandot County Public Health Council
Carey Farmers Community Club Meets at Moose Hall
Thirty five members attended the Carey Farmers Community Club meeting at the Moose hall. W E Beane spoke on the noxious barberry bush and Ralph Pontius discussed Cuban sugar plantation work. Ira Wickiser LaMoin Fagan Russell Wickiser and Gene Markley provided music. Arrangements were set for the ladies banquet at the Knights of Pythias hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers Community Club
Moose Hall
W. E. Beane
Arcadia High School
Ralph Pontius
Cuba
Ira Wickiser
LaMoin Fagan
Russell Wickiser
Gene Markley
Knights of Pythias Hall
Cemetery Association Elects Officers At Tuesday Meeting
The Hickory Grove Cemetery Association met at St. John's church northwest of town and reelected President H. G. Chambers, secretary treasury Harry Thomas, and trustees Howard McKee Nelson Saltzman and Arthur Wisner. Bids for caretaker were opened and Charles Laudenslager was accepted. The association will pay $30 a year less than last year due to a low mood affecting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Grove Cemetery Association
St. John’s Church
H. G. Chambers
Harry Thomas
Howard McKee
Nelson Saltzman
Arthur Wisner
Charles Laudenslager
Local Couple Wed In Wharton Afternoon Ceremony
Miss Ethel Fern Yentzer daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Yentzer of Salem township and Mr John C Gilmer son of Mr and Mrs W S Gilmer of Mt Blanchard were married Saturday at 2 30 PM in the Parsonage Wharton. Rev Elwood Botkins officiated the single ring ceremony. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Gail Newell of Galion the bride’s sister and brother in law. The bride wore a beige dress with accessories and a corsage of orange and yellow tea roses. A dinner for immediate families followed at the bride’s parents home. Mrs Gilmer graduates from Ohio Northern University Ada and teaches at Salem centralized school. Mr Gilmer works for a road construction firm at Carey. A belting was given to the newlyweds Saturday night, and the couple departed for happiness. The wedding also marked the anniversary of Mr and Mrs Gail Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thei. B. Parsonage
Wharton
Ethel Fern, Yentzer
J.B. Yentzer
Salem Township
John C. Gilmer
W. S. Gilmer
Mt. Blanchard
Elwood Sbotkins
Gail ‘Newell
Galion
Gilmer
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Salem
Carey
Gail Newell
WANTS FAIR PLAY IN STATE PRINTING PRACTICE
The Ohio Division of the United Typothetae of America appeals to Gov. White over state institutions printing work. They argue tax money supports cheap, subsidized printing by state facilities while private printers are taxed, creating unfair competition. They urge abolition of the injustice to aid struggling business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United Typothetae of America
Gov. White
Ohio State University
Penitentiary
Mansfield Reformatory
The Path Across the Hill at Springville School
A three act comedy drama titled The Path Across the Hill will be staged by Springville school district at Springville school on Friday evening April 1. The cast includes Mary Jane Myers Susan Gase Mary Catherine Tiell Alice Roynon Mil dred Niederkohr Donald Deidrick Alonzo Phillips Paul Reinhart John Myers and Walter Roynon. Short comedies between acts will be presented by upper grade pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Springville School
Mary Jane Myers
Susan Gase
Mary Catherine Tiell
Alice Roynon
Mildred Niederkohr
Donald Deidrick
Alonzo Phillips
Paul Reinhart
John Myers
Walter Roynon
Carey Likely To Get Rubber Plant
Stanley Sawyer and Cletus Pahl of Toledo visited last week and stirred local interest in moving the New Idea Mig Co plant from Monroe to Carey. A $6,000 short‑term loan is nearly subscribed to finance the move, with a local committee chosen to handle Carey’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Sawyer
Cletus Pahl
Toledo
Idea Mig Co
Carey
Monroe
Furniture store closes as stock moved and Kotners relocate
The Huber furniture store closed on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Bernard Kotner, who ran the shop, moved to Bowling Green where Mr Kotner will manage a new furniture store recently purchased by Mr Huber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber
Bernard Kotner
Bowling Green
Kotner
Supper at Catholic Hall April 7 by C K of O group
The C K of O will serve a supper at the Catholic hall Thursday evening April 7. Menu includes roast pork dressing mashed potatoes gravy lima beans pickles cake and jello for 25 cents. Guests can stay for cards and dancing. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Hall
Dividend Planned for Defunct First National Bank Depositors
Depositors of the defunct First National Bank, closed September 17 1931, are reported to receive a 40 percent dividend within the next week as settlement of claims against the failed institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Taken to Hospital After Ambulance Transfer
Monday morning Goff's ambulance took Howard Bish from his Findlay home to University Hospital in Columbus where he is under observation. His father W. Bish accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goff
Howard Bish
Findlay
University Hospital
Columbus
Bishs
W . Bish
State health inspector reviews city water system
A state health department representative visited Wednesday to inspect the city water situation and announced that changes will be ordered by the state to address issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Roast Pork Supper by C. K. of O at Catholis Hall
The C. K. of O. hosts a roast pork supper at Catholis Hall on Thursday evening, April 7, with cards and dancing planned.
Vanlue Bank Pays 25 Percent Dividend to Depositors
The Vanlue bank receiver paid depositors a 25 percent dividend, totaling $38,000, after the bank was closed last September due to frozen assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue Bank
County W C T U Institute Held At Wharton
The county W C T U institute will be held in Wharton today with morning and afternoon sessions at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cc. T. U. Institute
Wharton
Methodist Church
Mrs. Cinderella Newcomer Schubert Dies at 81 Near Carey
Mrs. Cinderella Newcomer Schubert native to the area died Tuesday night at her Clyde area home after a 10 day influenza illness. Short prayers will be at the home Thursday. burial at Spring Grove Cemetery follows memorial services at Memorial Evangelical church in Carey at 2 pm conducted by Rev. E D Paulin. She was born on the Wonder farm north of Carey and married Herman Schubert June 1 1882. Survived by four daughters, two brothers, two sisters, 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Schubart
Clyde
Carey
Memorial Evangelical Church
E. D. Paulin
Spring Grove
Schubert
Cinderella Newcomer
Infant Alfred Franklin Shultz Dies in Tiffin
Alfred Franklin Shultz infant son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Shultz of 432 Sandusky St Tiffin died of heart failure Sunday March 27 at 5 45 p m at grandmother Mrs Josephine Lucius home five miles north of Carey Born February 6 he was 1 month 21 days old Survived by parents two sisters Rosemary and Rita May and one brother Louis Mother was Barbara Lucius Funeral services held at St Nicholas Frenchtown Tuesday at 1 30 p m Burial in parish cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Franklin
Clarence Shultz
Sandusky Street
Tiffin
Josephine Lucius
Carey
Rosemary
Rita May
Louis
Barbara Lucius
St. Nicholas Church
Frenchtown
Experience Social at Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
The Philathea class plans an experience social at the parsonage on Tuesday evening April 5. Each member will earn one dollar and share experiences. A program includes readings songs and a playlet. Entertainment committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
J. D. Paulin
Henry Daymon
Cora Hart
Della Peterson
Ed Weaver
Elza Jacobs
Wm. Leader
Myrtle Perkins
Women of the Moose Beano Party Planned
The April committee of the Women of the Moose will entertain Tuesday evening April 65 with beano, music and dancing. Members are asked to bring friends and attend. Sandwiches and coffee will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
April Committee of the Women of the Moose
Ditch Cleaning Granted by County Commissioners
County commissioners authorize cleaning of Spring Run ditch on Monday forenoon. They issue orders to stop railroads from depositing refuse from water softeners into the ditch and to prevent sewerage from entering the ditch directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Run Ditch
Kiwanis Luncheon Plans Evening Meetings
There were 16 Kiwanis members present for a Monday noon luncheon. The gathering included a discussion session and a music program by the Carey Rhythm Kings. It was decided to shift meetings to 6 15 p m after the next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Carey Rhythm Kings
Auxiliary Conference Set for April 7 at Tiffin
The spring conference for the district of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held in Tiffin on Thursday April 7. Members wishing to attend should notify the president Mrs Rover Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Tiffin
Rover Snyder
Drum Corps to Attend Fifth District Meeting Sunday
The American Legion drum corps practiced on Main Street Tuesday evening and will travel to Bucyrus Sunday for a Fifth District meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Main Street
Bucyrus
Fifth District
Marriage license sought by Marshall Cole and Lola Cole
George Marshall a farmer of Carey and Lola Cole from Biglick township have applied for a marriage license in Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marshall
Farmer
Carey
Lola Cole
Biglick Township
Findlay
Printed or Engraved Name Cards at the Carey Times Office
Readable name cards found at the Carey Times office appear to be printed or engraved identifiers. The cards list individuals likely connected to the paper or its operations, suggesting a practice of organized listing or recognition within the newsroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucille “Kimsinger
Louis Allen
Louwis Allen
Paulding
Brune Printing Co
Wyandot Schoolmasters’ Club
Helen Beebe
Orvetta Wentling
Jack Heck
Ruby Rothgeb
Roberto Sultzbach
Colonel Crawford
Nene
NEW Riegel
County
Edward, Prince of Wales
Short Verse
Mrs. George Eatherton
Mrs Elmer Wonder
J E. Audrush
Marjorie
Frank McGown
Fostoria
Mary Stroup
Mrs. A. Eshelman
M. J. Courtad
John Pahl
William Walz
Eden
Walz
Paul Williams
Cleveland
Williams
C. A. Willams
Vern England
Donald
Akron
Charles Allison
Gertrude England
S. Patterson Street
Ella Kinney
Adrian
Louise VanBuren
Ypsilanti
Mich
R. C. VanBuren
Alma Freet
Elizabeth Freet
Amanda Hall
Freet
E M. Powers
Warren
J FE Audritsh
Powers
Audritsh
Rey
J W Shock
Harry Hull
Nevada
Harold Shock
Delia Peterson
Kermit
Miss Oleafa
Ross Johnson
Barbara
Peterson
Cemetery Association
Gumer-Yentzer
C.K
O. Supper
C. K. of
Catholis l
Herman Schubert
Women OF
Moose
Drum Corps Ltd
Bucyres
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