Entertaining Comedy At Our Lady of Consolation Parish
The Holy Name Society staged a skit titled A Case Against Casey at the parish hall last Thursday. Miss Dotty Perkins and Dennis Casey were portrayed by Charles Kokenge and Paul Kramer with a colorful jury of nationalities. A Dutch band provided music and a lunch followed as about 45 couples attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation
Holy Name Society
Casey
Dotty Perkins
Dennis Casey
Charles Kokenge
Dottie Perkins
Paul Kramer
Robert D. McGill
Cletus Courtad
Giles V. Simonis
Urban Kokenge
Cyrils Simonis
Fred Pileraccini
Ralph,Pahl
Theodore Myers
Paul P. Krupp
Coon
Solomon Krupp
Clarence Ruffing
Leo Kummerer
Henry Pieraccini
Ralph Pier
Carpenter tractor shown as solution to tractor problem
The Carpenter tractor demonstrated at Mrs. D H Wonder farm plowed 84 rods in 5 minutes with three plows. it produces a 45 inch by 10 inch wide strip and can plow an acre in 60 minutes. Weighing 3460 pounds, its front wheel drive helps it out of ruts where others stall. Earl Feinderman helped finish tweaks with E Carpenter. several views were taken for the Times office window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D H. Wonder
E Montague
Wonder Farm
Times Office
Earl Feinderman
Fostoriag
Carpenter
Pavilion under way at park with 40 by 60 foot plan
Rothgeb and Hood start construction on a park pavilion a signed contract details a 40 by 60 foot structure with a 10 foot porch around all sides. The floor will sit eight inches high and cement will be used for the floor and the 24 outer edge columns. Sliding windows will allow views and the roof will be unobstructed by internal columns. Plumbing for future kitchen rough ins are laid as preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothgeb and Hood
Findlay Road
Ohio
Powell Division
Real estate transfers involving Badger Geiger and others
George A Badger and wife transfer 9425 acres in Sycamore township to Elizabeth Badger for $1. Laura Geiger and husband transfer lots 34 and 35 in Ardmore addition to Carey to The Federal Porcelain Co for $200. C J Orwig sheriff transfers lot 32 in Ira Bristoll's second addition to Wharton to Milton Rubin for $665. Sherman Hill et al transfer part of Carey and Dow's addition to Carey to Henry Daymon for $1. J Truman Stetler transfers 7939 acres in Sycamore township to W J and Devona Ankney for $7500. Ida A Ruehle guardian transfers 5 acres in Crawford township to George Ash for $375.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Badger
Elizabeth Badger
Sycamore Township
Laura Geiger
Federal Porcelain Co
Ardmore
Carey
J Orwig
Milton Ruby
Ira Bristoll
Wharton
Sherman Hill Et al
Henry Daymon
Carey and Dow
Truman Stetler
W J
Devona Ankney
Ida A Ruehle
George Ash
Crawford Township
Toledo Atty Seeks Farm Cultivation Pact With Olpp
Atty Clayton Murphy of Toledo visited Sunday and Monday to safeguard Miss Laura Stevens' farm interests and to drum up support from Food Commissioner Olpp for a summer cultivation project. He praises tenant L B Snyder who moved onto the property last month. The paper also expresses pride in last week's parochial school notes and district news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty Clayton Murphy
Toledo
Laura Stevens
Olpp
Vance Street Lot Plowed for Potato Patch After 16 Years
Duesday J. King prepared the Mrs. Moser lot next to C. R. Tate on Vance street for a potato patch. The lot had rested for sixteen years and observers say a good crop may follow, if that rest influences results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duesday J. King
County Doings and Local Notices from Upper Sandusky
A roundup of town items includes bankruptcy for William F. Camp of Marseilles, effort to establish a Red Cross chapter in Upper Sandusky, and a potential tax rate cut due to higher property valuations. Also noted are church appointments, marriages, vehicle accidents, fire losses, a new dog tax, and potato seed experiments at the Ohio Experiment Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Camp
Marseilles
Grindle
Chamber of Commerce
Upper Sandusky
Red Cross
L. B Small
Dayton
Mecutehenville
Board of Elections
Ed Reinhart
Joseph II Hill
Youngstown
Edith Lowery
Near Upper Sandusky
Father Forrer
Third grade wins on Straw's field 19 to 15
Friday afternoon the third grade defeated the fourth grade 19 to 15 on Straw's field. Paul Williams pitched for the winners with Harvey Linday as catcher. the fourth-grade battery was Richard Frederick catcher and Kenneth Clark pitcher. Saturday morning Charley Kear's Regulars beat Rolly Hart's team 18 to 7. The Tiger lineup includes Kear Milton McCumber c William England John Nye 1b Orville Simonis 2b Harry Dipert 3b Rex Donaldson ss Werner Ruffing lf Ralph Weaver er Allen Baker Hart's Paul Cuppe Clarence Dillo Dean Ashley 1b George Gardner 2b Rolly Hart 3b Harold Cuppis Robert Smiley lf Charley Wolfrum cf Floyd Lusk rf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straw’s
Paul Williams
Harvey Lindsay
Richard Frederick
Kenneth Clark
Charley Kear
Rolly Hart
Tiger
Kear
Milton McCumber
William England
John Nye
Orville Simonis
Harry Dipert
Rex Donaldson
Werner Ruffing
Ralph Weaverer
Allen Baker
Hart
Paul Cuppe
Clarence Dillo
Dean Ashley
George Gardner
Harold Cuppis
Robert Smiley
Charley Wolfrum
Floyd Lusk
Gas discovery near Ashland could aid Carey neighbors
The column reports a gas discovery near Ashland now in Logan company possession. Carey residents hope for connection, praising gas as ideal fuel and praising service despite past shortages that harmed comfort and health. A notice of Ashland fuel situation is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Logan Company
Carey
Lutheran Reception for New Members Draws 200 Guests
The Lutheran church held its annual Easter reception for new members with about 200 members and friends attending in the Sunday school room last Thursday evening 1917. Decor featured American flags bunting and carnations as Rev E Luther Spaid and W J Newhard greeted guests. Newhard delivered a welcome address and Spaid offered a short talk. Irene Ridgeway recited while a male chorus and Helen Griffith Gertrude Houk Martha Silverthorn contributed music including a vocal duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
E. Luther Spaid
W. J.ewhard
Almon Blué
New Bers
Newhard
Spaid
Irene ’Ridgeway
Helen Griffith
Gertrude Houk
Martha Silverthorn
New Auto Garage to Rise on East Main Street
A newly formed firm comprising W. H. Phelps Carl Schira J. A. Newcomer and I. G. Huston will erect a modern garage on East Main next to the Big Four. They will tear down the current livery barn and build a 9000 square foot facility with a repair shop and storage for at least 50 cars. The site is ideal and full up to date equipment is planned with occupancy hoped within a few months.
Funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Cary Noted in Lima
Rev and Mrs J W Shock and family returned Monday evening from Lima where they attended the funeral of Mrs Rebecca Cary, mother of Mrs Shock, who died at 4:00 Friday morning aged 74. She left nine children, seven surviving, two brothers, 40 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Shock
Lima
Shock
Rebecca Cary
Death of Mrs Daniel Young in Lena and Carey
Mr and Mrs Truman Young returned from Lena after the death of Mrs Daniel Young, caused by liver cancer. Burial followed Sunday and the funeral occurred Tuesday of last week. The Youngs were joined by his sister Mrs Charles Hugh and their son Paul of Atlanta who stayed in Carey until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Young
Lena
Mr. Young
Daniel Young
Young
Chas
Hugh
Paul
Atlanta
Carey
GLOSED WHIST SERIES AT TECH GALt HOUSE PARLORS
The Whist Club closed their 12 game series at the Galt House parlors on Monday evening. Top score went to I F H Frederick with plus 63 points followed by C C Kisselle plus 32 and R G Spencer plus 19. Others ranged from minus 60 to minus 22 with several players posting smaller deficits.
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Tech Galt House
H Frederick
C C Kisselle
R. G Spencer
C G. Spencer
I L. Culler
EB. B. Kurtz
Dr. R. B. Nichols
G W Sutphen
George Newhard
Byron Ogg
W J Newhard
D Moore
Jerome Ruffing Called Into Army Reserve
Jerome Ruffing, son of Mr and Mrs Ruffing, has been called as a reserve by the United States army after three years in the regular army. He previously served in the regulars until last January. He reports to Chicago. He is married and home last Thursday. Edmond Ortans, 11, son of Mrs Lewis Ortans near Kirby, was taken to Home Aid Hospital Findlay for hernia repair after a lifting strain. His aunts Mrs Lena Simonis and Mrs Charles Braun and Mr W G Brayton accompanied him to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Swartz
Harpster
Swartz
Upper Sandusky
Chamber of Commerce
Curtis B Hare
First National Bank
Wilson
Edward Orton, Jr
Columbus —Union
Mary E. Kinley
North of
Henry Kinley
Mary E. Tilton
Calvin Hollar
Bellevernon
Sycamore
Hollar
Ford
Don Stephy
Frank Henry
Upper
Sandusky
Frank McEldowney
Walter
Bastel
Stephy
Henry
S. Mt. Ranger
Mutual Relief Association
Lizzie Badger
R. L. Dun
Ruffing
Jerome
Cudahy
Wis
United States Army
Chicago
Edmond Ortans
Lewis Ortans
Kirby
Home Aid Hospital
Findlay
Bernia
Lena Simonis
Charles Braun
W. G. Brayton
Hat blown from buggy found on Main street
Tuesday morning J A Gibbs located a hat blowing along Main street hung in a Newham's store bag. Inquiry showed Forest Phillips, a town resident, had recently bought the hat and left it in his buggy, with the wind likely sending it astray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A Gibbs
Main Street
Newham
Forest Phillips
Navy Seaman Merle Bond Joins Crew from Tiffin
Merle Bond, formerly of this city and now in the Navy, enlisted as a machinist and trained two days at Norfolk before being called to duty. Relatives know little about the ship or destination due to naval secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Bond
Tiffin
Navy
Norfolk
The Simple Life Lecture by Lydia Taylor
Lydia Taylor presents a talk on The Simple Life at the Dunkard Church, northwest of town, Wednesday evening May 9 under the Church of the Brethren. No admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Taylor
Dunkard Church
Church of the Brethren
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Reo the Fifth
W. H. Phelps Garage Company
Carey Electric Telephone Co
Carey, Ohio
John Brown
W. H. Snyder
Lfe
Deaih
C. J. Orwig
Ohio Experiment Station
NEW Garage Company
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