McCutchenville Auxiliary Plans Rummage and Bake Sales
April 24 meeting at the McCutchenville firehouse set a ways and means plan including a rummage sale and bake sale. Gene Boyer spoke, showing tornado preparedness films and Seneca Civil Defense operations at the Silver Bridge site. Next meeting is May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutchenville
Paul Bour
Richard Parker
Richard Spray
Gordon Weikert
Maurice Droll
Ways and Means
Gene Boyer
Seneca County Civil Defense Director
Silver Bridge
Mohawk, High to Have New Coach
Robert Howser of Green Springs has accepted the head coaching position at Mohawk High School, bringing new leadership to the football program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk High School
Howser
Elgin
River Valley
Col. Crawford
Green Springs
Ohio State
Marion’ ‘County
Mohawk
Robert Howser
My own name on a great big check by Mabel G Hewett
A playful verse by Mabel G Hewett lists many humorous names and ends with the speaker declaring that the best fitting name is her own, celebrated in a bold, mock boast. The poem plays with rhythm and a witty, light hearted tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linberg
Schwalanberg
Fendenberg
Rasor
Lenn
Bright
Knight
Huston
Brown
Black
White
Tille
Swill
Will
Hill
Miller
Odell
Rilling
Fees
Crosby
Owen
Smithson
Hass
Goodman
Gabreath
Lloyd
Evans
Mabel G. Hewett
John May Completes Basic Training At Ft McClellan
Army private John S. May 20 son of Mr and Mrs John May Jr Vanlue completed nine weeks of advanced infantry training April 13 at Ft McClellan Alabama The course simulates Vietnam conditions covering land navigation communications patrolling guerrilla and survival techniques plus infantry weapons qualification Also four men were sent to Ft Hayes Columbus April 23 for induction and thirty men for pre-induction physicals Names include Thomas Ray Moore Robert Amer Stowe Darrell Wood Rhoden and David Allen Tong with numerous others reported for examinations and induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
John S. May
John May Jr
Vanlue
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Vietnam
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Selective Service Board
Armed Services
Thomas Ray Moore
Robert Amer Stowe
Upper Sandusky
Darrell Wood Rhoden
Tiffin
David Allen Tong
Carey
Daniel Joseph Elchert
Donald Leon Beck
John Thomas Steen
Alfred Samuel Dunlap
Daryle David Dutcher
Stephen Allen Dunlap
Randy Lynn Grummel
Sycamore
Mitchell Charles Alban
Harpster
Michael Wayne Hurley
Michael James Oney
Bernard Allen Kuenzli
Michael Frederick Koehler
Donald Paul Yeater
William Russell Cover
Nevada
Joseph Daniel Myers
Charles David Kessler
Joseph Dale Stapley
Daniel Eric Mullholand
William Sterlie Young
Michael Gene Osborn
Rural Sycamore
Jimmy Joe Burch
Carl Edwin McNutt
Rural Forest
Daniell Kenan Moses
Danny Chris Durkin
James Aaron Clark
Joe Frederick Roszman
Jesse Eugene Barth
Norman Guy Stansbery
Frederick Allen Bower
McCutchenville
Larry Edward
Pinion
Ohio Historical Societies honor three with Awards of Merit
The Ohio Association of Historical Societies awarded Glenn Thompson of the Dayton Journal-Herald for Ohio Preservation Act efforts and Montgomery County Historical Society leadership, Ralph K. Ramsayer of Canton for Stark County history work, and Edward Beard of Upper Sandusky for Wyandot County Inn restoration. The award panel also named Harry Dunlap as permanent awards chair. Fall meeting set for Tiffin on September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Association of Historical Societies
Glenn Thompson
Dayton Journal-Herald
Ohio
Montgomery County Historical Society
Thompson
Ralph K. Ramsayer
Canton
Stark County
Stark County Historical Society
Montpelier
Gervis S. Brady
The
Catherine Remley
Campus Martius Museum
Marietta
Daniel R. Porter
Ohio Historical Society
Tiffin
Wharton Spoon and Needle 4 H elects Bask president
Connie Bask was elected president of the Wharton Spoon and Needle 4 H Club at its second meeting in the Wharton Church of God. Donna Brewer and Debbie Long were named vice president and secretary, with Nadine McNutt as treasurer and Joanne Passet as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Bask
Wharton
Wharton Church of God
Donna Brewer
Debbie Long
Nadine McNutt
Joanne Passet
Bonnie Bush
Yvonne Brewer
Phyllis
Vickie Russell
Church of God
Carey News Highlights From May 1928
May 10 1928 items include Carey baseball opening May 6 with 11 to 7 win at Ti, Redpath program set for June 11 15, and multiple local social notes. Marriages engagements travel notes and area happenings feature Ridge township residents Susan Dible and Nial Walters wed at Trinity Evangelical parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ti Carey
Redpath Prgram
Susan Dible
Walter Dible
Ridge Township
Nial F. Walters
Trin
Evangelical Parsonage
C. F. Ruffing
N. Vance Street
C. H. Hull
Findlay
J. A. Caroline
Eunice Lowery
Cleveland
Harry Bowman
Betty Louise Vised
Arlington
Galen Bame
Hazel Bame
Bowling Gre
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Charles Beachler
Michael Karg
Crawford Church
Women’s Society of World Service
Crawford United Methodist Church
WSWS
Big Oak
Kenny’s Cycle
S. Blanchard
St. Findlay
BSA
Bultaco
Kawasaki
Sales Service
RJ. Wenzinger Aucte
Bob
Citgo
Monroe
Carey, Chio
Nonrneax
Ito Teveexone Company
Gier TV
E. Findlay ST
Chevrolet
Mpala Custom
Chevelle
Frankie Randall and
Jennie Smith
Poet’s Nook
John May
Historical Society
Wharton Spoon & Needle
Carey Ti
Marjorie E. Patton
J. D. Southward
Brary
Solomon Myers and
H. E. Myers
Goon
A. H. Kennerley
Charles R.‘Long
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
United Brotherary
Our Lady of C" Jation
Nora Schita
Frank Boff
Jacob Hilty
Vance Street
Brown Avenue
John Schmuck
Joseph Jacoby
Katie Togsdon
Our Lady of Consolation
Perkins
Snyder's Opera House
Grove Walborn
George Tong
Katharine Lantz
J. Day
Fred Dible
Adra
Jacob Thom
Gues
Joseph
J. A. Felker
Ruth
Toledo
H. R. Felker
F. H. Frederick
Ohio Aberdeen Angus Breeders’ Association
Fort Burson
Wal
Crawford Townships
Carey Memorial Park
al Burley
A. C. Buckingham
Fostoria
Allen Gibson
David
Ethel Phillips
Bluffton College Vesper Choir
A. Lantz
Norbert Schmitz
Lugeni
Bud Pieracini
Henry Pieracin
C. J Adelsperger
Fir Carey
C. C. Wenner
Ts. Beebe
Earl Hunter
South of Carey
Charles Cole
James Patterson
North
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