Farm Bureau notes on county livestock shipping plan progress
The county Farm Bureau reports seven meetings at shipping points favoring a county livestock shipping plan. A county wide meeting may form the organization, with articles of incorporation for a state charter planned for its next May session. A. F. Potter praised county turnout and outlook.
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Farm Bureau
Court House
County Farm Bureau Executive Committee
County Livestock Shipping ‘Association
Hevs
A. F. Potter
Millinery Promotes Salvation Army Blue Bonnets
New Yorks Salvation Army Millinery Shop at 120 W Fourteenth St crafts Blue Bonnets with English import hats and American trimmings. Brigadier Herbert Roberts directs a nationwide campaign to expand service and curb social evils, as Carey’s finance appeal is set for May 17 1921.
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New York City
Salvation Army
Fourteenth Street
New York
United States
England
Herbert Roberts
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Carey
Representative Newhard’s perfect attendance in state legislature
The Columbus Dispatch notes Representative Newhard of Wyan dot county has answered every roll call since January 4, reaching his 43rd roll call by 9 a.m. He has attended every session and was always in his seat when he voted, a record not often seen in many years.
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Newhard
Wyandot County
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Columbus Dispatch
Mt Blanchard Post Office Upgraded to Class Three
Postmaster John C. Young received word from Washington that Mt Blanchard’s post office has advanced from the Fourth to the Third class with a salary of 1200 dollars per year. The change reflects growing local activity and the Modern Hatchery’s large patronage, boosting the office's finances and importance.
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John C. Young
Post Office Department
Washington
Mt. Blanchard
Carey Considers Curfew Ordinance To Guard Children
Community groups push for a curfew law in Carey to keep minors off streets after hours. A safe youth shelter and a responsible guardian would be needed to care for children found during curfew enforcement.
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Carey
Carey Realty Co to Hold Tonight Meeting
The Carey Realty Co. will conduct an important meeting this evening with a decision likely on the final arrangements of the company's affairs.
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Carey-Realty Co
Upper Sandusky News Highlights Local Happenings
Banquet plans for mail carriers and clerks in the district, April license totals, administration filings in the England estate, and local band concert prospects. Paving detour work, beauty contest entry, and a Tiffin marriage are noted along with pheasant eggs from the Fish and Game Commission. Bonds approved for street paving, highway tour notes, and a minor accident report supplement a sequence of community items.
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Upper Sandusky
Fish and Game Commission
A. F. Leser
Walker
G. S. Hoag
Lincoln Highway Association
George Artz
Indiana
Chicago
Carey s Chautauqua announcement of Aug 5 to 9
Local Chautauqua officials announce a summer assembly likely from August 5 to 9 featuring Redpath entertainment. Programs include Nothing But the Truth, John B. Ratto demonstrations, Knight MacGregor, White’s Orchestra, Vaiul’s quintet, Lillian Johnson Company, and lectures by Fletcher Bailey Campbell Kiplinger. Special junior badges and youth oriented features are planned.
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Chautauqua
Redpath
John B. Ratto
Knight MacGregor
New York
Bagtone
White
Vaiul
Lillian Johnson Company
Chicago
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Marion
Ohio
Elwood T. Bailey
California
W. D. Campbell
Orville L. Kiplinger
Indiana State
Michigan City
Wharton High School Holds Commencement Exercises
The Wharton commencement was held in the K of P hall on Friday evening. The class of six graduates presented the play Mary's Millions with help from other students. Chapman's orchestra from Findlay provided music, and M H Kear from Wharton presented the diplomas. The graduates were Irene Bolton Bernita Bolton Grace Musgrave Edna Yentzer Clinton Kear and Eugene Van Buren. Class colors were green and white the flower white tea rose and motto Not Luck But Pluck.
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Wharton
K. of P
Chapman
Findlay
M. H. Kear
Irene Bolton
Bernita Bolton
Grace Musgrave
Edna Yentzer
Clinton Kear
Eugene van Buren
Carey Tires Lose to Fleck's Square Deals 9–4
In Upper Sandusky last Sunday the Carey Tires were beaten 9 to 4 by Fleck's Square Deals. Cold winds and an uphill diamond hampered pitchers while poor fielding and failure to drive in runners cost Carey the game. Reynolds hit a homer over right field with one on base as Carey drew a large crowd from Carey to the game. Next Sunday Carey faces the Buckeye Ditchers of Findlay at Carey.
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Carey
Upper Sandusky
Reynolds
Carey Tires
Buckeye Ditchers
Findlay
Mothers Day Service at Lutheran Church Next Sunday
The Sunday school and church services at the Lutheran church will join for a special Mothers Day Service next Sunday morning. Special music is planned and efforts will ensure a memorable event. The service begins promptly at 9 o'clock and everyone is welcome.
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Lutheran Church
Student Earns Five Dollar Prize for Essay
Voyleée Brashares received five dollars in gold from C. X. Diller for the best high school essay on Why I Should be a Member of the Carey Chamber of Commerce. The winning piece will be printed in a future Times issue.
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Voyleée Brashares
C. X. Diller
Carey.Chamber of Commerce
the Times
Married couple wed in Upper Sandusky home ceremony
John S. Nye and Miss Mamie Huae gele, both of Upper Sandusky, were married Saturday afternoon by Rev. W. L. Heuser at his home. The couple will reside in Carey.
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Esther Lowery
Upper Sandusky
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Carl Chaney
Tymochtee Township
Mary Wagner
Mccutchenville
Tiffin
A. C. Shuman
John S. Nye
Mamie Huaegele
W. L. Heuser
Carey
Mis Mizer Receives Black Veil of Visitation Order
Last week in Toledo Miss Itta Mizer received the black veil of the contemplative order the Order of the Visitation. Miss Mizer long served as housekeeper for Rey J G Mizer and has many Carey friends.
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Toledo
Itta Mizer
Order of the Visitation
Miss Mizer
Rey J. G. Mizer
Carey
Sylvan Quartet to Sing at Pioneer Picnic
President Mark Karr announced the Sylvan Quartet of Forest will perform at the Pioneer Picnic on June 9. The event highlights community celebration with live music at the park.
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Mark Karr
Sylvan Quartet of
Forest
Village Council approves bills and discusses sidewalk grade
Village Mayor Almon Blue presided as councilors Heard bills for salaries and town expenses including library gas street work and railroad freight. North side West Brown Avenue property owners win a sidewalk grade in front of their homes. An overflowing drain near West North and Vance streets prompts plans for a new city outlet and an engineer will define sidewalk grades. A bee keeping ban was passed after readings. The jail cleaning and ruts on Newhard street were ordered. Meeting adjourned for May 18.
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Almon Blue
Steady
Chambers
Henry
Ranger
Harshberger
Kurtz
Griffith
John Stoady
D. Angus
Ed. Gibbs
Geo. Krider
Carolyn Newhard
Ralph Heck
Hettrick Mfg. Co
Pavilion
Brown & Sons
W. G. Nagel Electric Co
Chas. L. Zahn
Ralph Green
Wm. Youngpeters
Russel Fagan
West Brown Avenue
Katie Redman
Joseph Hetrick
West North
Vance Streets
C. C. Carr
Newhard Street
Rainy Friday Flooding Marks Heavy May Showers
The heaviest rain of the season fell on Friday afternoon and night with just over an inch observed. Streams rose and mud ruts blocked roads creating hazards for vehicles. Sunday cleared into a pleasant May day while Monday remained cold and bleak.
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Automobil
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Reo
Overland
Dodge
W. H. Phelps Garage Co
Goodyear and Michelin Tires
Burson & Kurtz
A.r.m.a.store
P. W. Jacob
Farm Bureau Notes
Alvin of England
Joseph England
Armstrong
Sandusky-Carey Pike
C.h.meiner
Blanche Handel
South Wighth Street
Johnson & Miller
Salem
L. D. Kear
Richland-Ridge
Peter Schultz
Richland Township
C. P. Wilson
Crane
Salem Township
Henry Logsdon
Kuenzli
Edward Davidson
Attorey
W. P. Rowland
Common Pleas Court
Henry L. Myers
Union
State News
Peter Fr. Swing
Swing
Co. F
O. V
Jacob Gatchell
L. A. Gormley
Wyandot Farmers’ Mutual Relief Association
Edward Spade
Antrim Township
Della M. Walcutt
Wyarndot County
Alathea Whaley
Crawford Township
Charles Pemberton
Jackson
Julius Ulrich
Louis Wolf
Goshen Township
Hardin County
F.E. Courtade
Arene
Ray Pierson
Antrim
Will
Snyder Lumber Co
R. D. Perkins
Robert Smith
Upper
Sandusky
Linus North
Peter Long
Charles Kennerley
Board of Affairs
M. C. Reynolds
M. Gottfried
Forest Stoll
C. N. Cosgray
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