Redpath Chautauqua Opens in Carey July 26 1925
The Redpath Chautauqua program in Carey runs July 26 to 30. It features Adam and Eva by Redpath, bee lecturer E R Root, McVicker Symphonic Quartet, Ada Ward and Edward Tomlinson, Betty Booth Concert Company plus Al Baker and Dummy Dennis on closing day. The Sackson Jubilee Singers perform plantation music. The season is touted as a banner 1925 chautauqua.
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Carey
E. R
Root
McVicker Symphonic Quartet
Ada , Ward
Edward Tomlinson
Betty Booth
al Baker
New York
Dennis
Lutheran Church Notes Sunday Services and Youth Social
The regular services occur Sunday with an evening lecture on the fundamentals of the Christian faith by the pastor. Luther League members plan a social at the parsonage tonight and invite all parish youths. The pastor and Mr L E Straw attended the Western Conference meeting in Wapakoneta. The pastor returned from Springfield after the Wittenberg Clean Up Campaign.
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Luther League
L. E. Straw
Christchurch
Western Conference of the
Synod of Ohio
Wapakoneta
Springfield
Suc
Wittenberg
River Cave grounds to gain landscaping this season
D. W. C. Ray, in Monroe Michigan on Monday, bought shrubbery for the River Cave grounds and plans substantial landscape work this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. C. Ray
Monroe, Mich
River Cave
Rubber Plant Closure Leaves 15 Workers Jobless
Rubber plant closed again on Friday and the stock and books were taken back to Marion. About 15 men were employed there.
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Marion
Pythian Sisters Entertain With Fine Program
Pythian hall hosted a Thursday evening event featuring Maurine Moyer on piano, vocal by Hailie Turnbel, a play Those Husbands of Ours, reading Along the Road of Human Life by Mrs. Russell Fagan, a mixed quartet including Mrs. C. M. Kear and Elza Jacobs, and accompaniment by Mrs. Hugh Kurtz. Refreshments followed.
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Pythian Sister
Pythian Hall
Maurine Moyer
Sone
Russell Fagan
Frank Slemmer
V. S. Chesebrough
Mary Stroup
D. J. Humbert
Nelson Turnbell
RF L
Moyer
G. W. Montague
Vogal
Hailie Turnbel
Reading
Russell
Fagan
C. M. Kear
J. D. Ewing
Elza Jacobs
Hugh Kurtz
Births Report at Delaware Hospital and Our Lady Church
A 9 pound daughter Mary C born to Mr. and Mrs. George Newhard Sunday night at Delaware Hospital. An 8 pound daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Carey Garn last Wednesday christened May Elizabeth by Rev Aloys M Fish at Our Lady of Consolation Church with sponsors Mrs Lawseite Orians and others. John Shumaker of Upper Sandusky and Elmer Messmer sponsored the Donna Margaret baptism at Our Lady of Consolation Church last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Newhard
Delaware Hospital
Mary C
Carey Garn
May Blizabeth
Aloys M. Fish
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Elmer Messmer
Lawseite Orians
John Shumaker
Upper Sandusky
Donna Margaret
Girl Scouts Hike to Crawford for Camp Fire Dinner
Troop 1 Carey Girl Scouts hiked to Crawford Saturday for a camp fire dinner and a May pole dance Donna Hornby was chosen May Queen. Scouts listed include Eloise Bamne Wilda Bates Ellen Sade Ewing Margaret Brayton Helen Beebe May Chambers Artemisia Hoff Laura Keller guest Millicent Miller troop captain. troop membership 14 with some absent.
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Troop 1
Carey
Crawford
Donna Hornby
Eloise Bamne
Wilda Bates
Ellen Sade Ewing
Margaret Brayton
Helen Beebe
May Chambers
Artemisia Hoff
Laura Keller
Millicent Miller
Epworth League Social At Methodist Center
Young people of the Epworth League host a social at the Methodist recreational center on Friday night May 8. All community youths are invited to join the evening event for fellowship and games.
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Epworth League
Methodist
Master Mason Degree to be Conferred at Carey Lodge Meeting
The Master Mason Degree will be conferred at the Carey lodge meeting Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Lodge
Social Events as Research Club Honors and Plans
Miss Della Gilliland hosted an evening meeting for the Research Club with new officers named for the program and membership committees. Reports covered Fannie Crosby hymns, game birds preservation, immigration peril, and Americanizing the foreigner. The gathering ended with refreshments and a Labor Day picnic planned for members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Gilliland
Research Club
Edith Beebe
Blanche Davis
Amon ‘Blpe
Bua, Silth
Wallace Beebe
Cleo Sawyer
Sue Gilliland
T R C Club Holds Regular Meeting At Mrs Bland Home
The T. R. C. club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Bland’s home with 13 members present. Guests Miss Loretta Luiz and Miss Evelyn Vaughn attended. A mystery box was opened, needle work and social chat filled the afternoon, and lunch was served. The next meeting will be in three weeks at Mrs. J. J. Kohmana’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. C. Club
Charles Bland
Loretta Luiz
Evelyn Vaughn
J. J. Kohmana
Missionary society meeting chaired by Mrs C D Smith
The Foreign Missionary society of the M E Church met Wednesday afternoon led by Mrs C D Smith who opened with devotionals and readings on South American Missions. Mrs George Shuman led the mystery box activity. The June meeting will be at Mrs S A Chesebrough's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
C. D. Smith
Victory class to entertain Methodist Sunday school
Mrs Arnold Hayman hosts the Victory class of the Methodist Sunday school this evening at her home. Mrs Noah Ekleberry Mrs David Chesebrough and Miss Mable Crislip will attend. Plans for an upcoming class play will be discussed and games will be enjoyed. Lunch will be served.
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Arnold Hayman
Noah Ekleberry
David Chesebrough
Mable Crislip
Methodist Sunday School
Hayman
Bridge Club Guests Meet At Afternoon Session
The Bridge club met with Mrs. Edward Riester Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. C. G. Spencer of Findlay Mrs. Fordyce Ogg and Mrs. H. R. Williams Luncheon was served by the hostess. Mrs. F. D. Hurd will hostess the club in two weeks.
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Bridge Club
Edward Riester
C. G. Spencer
Findlay
Fordyce Ogg
H. R. Williams
F. D. Hurd
Local residents visit for dinner and calls
Mr and Mrs J J Stoll hosted dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lewis Beis and their children Charles and Louise from north of Carey. Also present were Mr and Mrs Frank McDonald and daughter Kathryn and Mr and Mrs R C McEvoy of Marion for afternoon calls.
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J J Stoll
Lewis Beis
Charles
Louise
North of
Carey
Frank McDonald
Kathryn
R. C McEvoy
Marion
Sunday Dinner Guests Share Toledo and Carey Plans
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Theodore Harris hosting. Attending were Mr and Mrs John Kessler and daughter Mary with granddaughter Jane Kessler of Toledo, and Helen Kidwell of Carey.
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Theodore Harris
John Kessler
Mary
Jane Kessler
Toledo
Helen Kidwell
Carey
Sunday Dinner Guests From Findlay and Nearby
Mr and Mrs William Carlin of Findlay Mr and Mrs H F Graves and Mrs A H Kemerley and daughter Dorcas were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs I L Culler.
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William Carlin
Findlay
H F’ Graves
A. H Kemerley
Dorcas
I. L. Culler
Hudsons and Savidges host Sunday dinner visit
Mr and Mrs Bert Hudson and their children Nina Harry Glenn Carl and Dale were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Foster Savidge south of town.
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And
Bert Hudson
Nina
Harry
Glenn
Carl
Dale
Foster Savidge
Town
W C T U to Meet With Mrs Enteretta Brown Friday
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Enteretta Brown on West Findlay Street Friday afternoon.
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Enteretta Brown
West Findlay Street
Fortnightly Club Officers Host Diverse Literary Affair
Mrs C C Heck presided as Fortnightly Club members met at her home last Thursday afternoon. Mrs W H Phelps of Fostoria reviewed So Big by Edna Ferber, hailed as the year’s best novel. Victrola selections delighted guests and a luncheon followed. Plans were set for the next session at the Pindlay Country Club with hostesses named Nir Flogsa Washburn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Heck
Raymond Beebe
H. E. Wyatt
Nir Flogsa
Washburn
Pris cilla Club Hosts Dinner at Ogg Home
Mrs Byron Ogg and Mrs George Ash hosted Pris cilla club members and their husbands Monday evening at the Ogg home. The dinner featured lilacs and apple blossoms in a beautifully decorated setting with Mrs Wesley Patterson Mrs C W McGill and Mrs W L Lindsay in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Ogg
George Ash
Wesley Patterson
C. W. McGill
W. L. Lindsay
Priscilla Club
Ogg
Local Dinner Party Hosts Mrs Kennerley and Family
Mrs A H Kennerley and daughter Dorcas entertained guests at a Saturday dinner. Attending were Mr and Mrs William Galbroner and Mr and Mrs Homer Galbroner with daughters Mary Joan and Sara Louise of Middleport plus Mr and Mrs I L Culler and son Melford.
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A. H. Kennerley
Miss Dorcas
William Galbroner
Homer Galbroner
Mary Joan
Sara Louise
Middleport
I. L. Culler
Melford
Priscilla Club Meeting Planned With Mrs Kemerley
Mrs. Jacob Hilty hosted the Priscilla club Tuesday afternoon with needle work as the activity. Miss Eugenia Henry helped serve luncheon. The group will meet in two weeks at Mrs. A H Kemerley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hilty
Priscilla Club
Eugenia Henry
A. H. Kemerley
Sunday Dinner Hosts Mr and Mrs I L Culler
Mr and Mrs I L Culler entertained guests at Sunday dinner including Mr and Mrs W L Carlin, Miss Barbara Lytle of Findlay, Mrs A H Kemerley, and Miss Dorcas Kemerley.
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I. L. Culler
L. Carlin
Barbara Lytle
Findlay
A. H. Kemerley
Dorcas Kemerley
Rev Speaker Returns From Campaign Drive for Wittenberg Gift
Rev Lewis P Speaker returned after a two week absence aiding in the Ohio canvass for Wittenberg college. He was part of a team collecting quotas from church districts to secure a Rockefeller Foundation gift. More than the required amount was raised, totaling about $700000 to establish an endowment fund for the college.
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Lewis P. Speaker
Ohio
Wittenberg College
Rockefeller Foundation
Carey to Meet Findlay Merchants in Big Sunday Showdown
Carey aims for a third win this season as they host the Find lay Merchants, praised as the top team in Findlay with no losses. They beat North Baltimore on May 3 while Carey has two straight wins over Wharton and Arlington.
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Carey
Findlay Merchants
Findlay
North Baltimore
Wharton
Arlington
First Dance At Camp Crawford Sets Weekly Pattern
The opening dance at Camp Crawford last Thursday featured music by an AR orchestra led by Kirtland Straw Roger Lindsay LeVern Markley Melford Culler and Dale Krebs. Mixed dances will be held every Thursday.
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Camp Crawford
Kirtland Straw
Roger Lindsay
LeVern Markley
Melford Culler
Dale Krebs
Stolen Chevrolet Coupe Belongs to Harry Hudson
A Chevrolet coupe owned by Harry Hudson was stolen Sunday evening at Meadowbrook Park. It was recovered at Continental Tuesday afternoon, but an insurance representative has not yet brought the car to Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hudson
Meadowbrook Park
Continental
Carey
Unseasonable Snow and Hail Reported Northwest of Town
A report from the northwest area notes last Saturday saw a light snow and hail the size of a robin's egg. The hail storm lasted about a half hour and caused no damage.
Penny Social at Moose Hall Friday May 8
The W B A of the Maccabees hosts a penny social at the Moose hall on Friday May 8 with supper served 6 to 8 and an interesting program after supper. Public invited.
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W. B A. of the Maccabees
Moose Hall
Commencement Week Events At Local High School
Sunday evening May 17 the bac calaureate will be held in the high school auditorium at 8 00 p m Reverend A G Tozer will deliver the baccalaureate sermon The following Wednesday May 20 the Senior class presents the play Adam and Eva Reserved seats go on sale at Ewing's Tuesday at 4 p m with a five seat limit Full house expected on sale day Commencement exercises Thursday May 21 Everyone is invited to attend all events and support a large turnout
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Auditorum
G. Tozer
Evanigelical Church
Adam and Eva
Ewing's
Carey High Aims to Repeat Win at Wyandot Track Meet
Wyandot County Track Meet at county fair grounds Saturday starts 10 AM. Carey High, defending champion with most of last year’s team, seeks another victory despite light practice due to spring weather. Senior class enjoyed a Friday picnic after selling lecture tickets.
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Wyandot
County Fair Grounds
Carey High
Carey
Bim Hills
Carey High Seniors End Year Early For Commencement
This week marks the end of the school year for Carey High seniors as they are dismissed two weeks before other classes to prepare for commencement.
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Carey High
Mother's Day Services at Local Church
Sunday School will observe Mother's Day with mothers leading in the hour. The Junior C EE will hold a special afternoon service. Rev Paul Herrick from Bonebrake seminary Dayton will preach morning service. he aided in revival last winter. Sunday evening the Baccalaureate sermon will be at Bonebrake Theological Seminary. no evening service due to the pastor's attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Herrick
Bonebrake Seminary
Dayton
Herrick
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Topsy Turvey Spring Sends Gardeners On Edge
Weather has been erratic with frosts delaying planting and raising fears of late frost damage. Early warmth tempted gardeners to sow broadly and now they worry fruit and crops may suffer despite current safety.
Evangelical Church Notes May Meetings
The BLCE held a business and social meeting at Mrs Cora Hart's home on May 6. The Men's Bible class met in the church prayer room on May 4. The Philathea class held its business and social meeting at Mr and Mrs LeRoy Wonder's home on May 5. A light lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BLCE
Cora Hart
LeRoy Wonder
Hand Injury at Dairy Farm During Milking Operation
Paul Heck was injured at the C C Heck dairy farm when a cow horn penetrated his hand between two fingers during milking. The wound was painful and could have been serious, but he is recovering nicely.
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Paul Heck
C C. Heck Dairy Farm
Paul
Kiwanis Luncheon Plans Steering Committee and Events
The Kiwanis club held a Monday luncheon with no outside speaker found. Dr. Johnson proposed a nine member steering committee to handle future matters. Reports on the potato raising contest were favorable with many entries planned. Discussion covered beautifying Main Street with flower boxes and a prize drawn by Ed Riester, with meeting scheduled for next Monday and possibly Mother's Day observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Ed Riester
P. B. Emerine
Red buds bloom on the Ridge west of town
Reported in full bloom this past week the red bud trees near the Findlay power station and north slope of the hill owned by E. B. Kurtz attract observers. Judas tree is another name for this native species in the Ridge area.
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Findlay
Carey
Stone House
E. B. Kurtz
Judas Tee
Palmer elected superintendent of Carey public schools
Charles Palmer was elected superintendent at a Carey school board meeting to fill the vacancy caused by A M Hornby’s resignation. Palmer has led the Dola centralized schools for five years and comes highly recommended. Edna Easley is reelected principal and F J Ruble remains head of the agricultural department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Palmer
Carey Public Schools
A. M. Hornby
Palmer
Dola
Gayle Howey
Carey
Edna Easley
F. J. Ruble
Epworth League Social and Mother’s Day Sermon
Epworth League social Friday night with all invited. Mother’s Day observed Sunday with 9:15 Sunday school and 10:30 divine worship. Special Mother’s Day music followed by evening service during which the Epworth League cabinet is installed. Pastor preaches on “Some Enemies of Youth.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Divine Worsh
Remarkable 714 by 10 Inch Egg Found by Resident
Mrs JL Mae Schanhoff near Oak Grove Church found a rare large specimen while gathering eyes. The shell was slightly broken and revealed a double yolk along with a standard hard shelled egg. The egg came from a Barred Rock hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL Mae Schanhoff
Oak Grove’ Church
Schanhoff
Wittenberg Drive Ends with 700000 Endowment Boost
Wittenberg College in Springfield gains 700000 in endowment after a 90 day campaign. The fund drive closed May 1 under a Rockefeller Foundation condition promising 233000 if the college could raise twice that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Rockefeller Foundation
Winans Boy Suffers Repeated Collarbone Fracture
John Winans, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Winans, broke his collar bone last Thursday afternoon after school while running in the yard of the East building. This marks the third time his collar bone has been fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winans
J. W. Winans
Linner Guests At E C Walker Home From Findlay
Mr and Mrs George Ash and Mr and Mrs James Steen of Findlay were Sunday evening linner guests of Mr and Mrs E C Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ash
James Steen
Findlay
Linner
E. C. Walker
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Lutheran Church Notes
Girl Scouts
Young People's Social
Burson & Kurtz
T. BR. C. Club
Foreign Missionary Society
L. FR. Straw
S. R. Bame
E. R. Moser
Flossa. Washburn
Eloise Thrall
Priscila Club
PENNY
Hi School News
U. Church Notes
Evangelical Church Notes
Kiwanis
Wittenberg Drive
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