End of the Lane drama at Carey High School May 17
Carey High School presents The End of the Lane a comedy drama with 11 seniors led by Miss Millicent Warren The cast includes Jim Denver Coral Randall Bud Nix and more Admission 30c adults 20c students 10c children Senior chapel May 16 and a 1932 football schedule follow with games against Ada Carey Jackson Norwalk Crestline and Kenton
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Jim Denver
John Randall
Jack
Randalls
Coral
Naif
Bud Nix
Martha Elizabeth Ann
Millicent Warren
Tommy Stanibaugh
Harry Sanders
Willis Green
Charles Hoff
Bud_Nix
Herman Emerine
Coral Randall
J. Randall
Lucille Kurtz
Ma Randall
Alice Ogg
Ellen Seabright
Evelyn Hosafros
Bud
Elizabeth Bachman
Bessie Reed
Helen Beebe
Kate Sanders
Harry
Laura Keller
Ada
Carey
Jackson Township
Jackson
Norwalk St. Paul
Anniversary celebrations at Zion Lutheran church Sunbury
Special services are held May 13 15 at Zion Lutheran Sunbury Pa for the 15th pastorate anniversary of Rev Charles R Bowers 9th church dedication anniversary and 25th ordination and marriage. Dr Bowers is a well known local figure. his wife Miss Inez Wonder was born here. A fellowship hour Friday and prayer day Saturday precede a Sunday fore noon sermon by Rev S W Herman. Carey friends have received the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
Sunbury
Penn
Charles R. Bowers
Dr Bowers
Inez Wonder
Christ Lutheran Church
Zion Church
S W Herman
Frarrisburg
Carey Friends
Poppy Day Sale Aids Disabled Veterans Welfare
The American Legion Auxiliary announces ten million paper poppies for Poppy Day on May 28. Disabled veterans in 68 government hospitals and convalescent workrooms rush the making, earning one cent per flower with daily limits to maximize employment. Preference goes to those with dependents and little government pay, ensuring proceeds aid the disabled and their families.
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Ite
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Gwendolyn Wiggin MacDowell
Legion and Auxiliary
Eloise Bame Leads Chicago Debate Victory at Derby Hall
The University of Chicago education plan was defended by the sophomore debating team who defeated the freshman team Tuesday night in Derby Hall. Sophomores Eloise Bame and Helen Reynolds faced Evelyn Bowyer and Elizabeth Wentworth, with Professor Victor Ketcham presiding and judges A Bernadine Whitmer and C Emory Glander. Miss Bame is daughter of Dr and Mrs S R Bame of West Findlay Street.
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University of Chicago
Derby Hall
Eloise Bame
Helen E. Reynolds
Evelyn A. Bowyer
Elizabeth C. Wentworth
Victor A. Ketcham
Division of Public Speaking
A. Bernadine Whitmer
Department of English
C. Emory Glander
Ohio State
Miss Bame
S. R. Bame
W. Findlay Street
Eastern Star annual inspection at Crawford cheater No 168
The Crawford cheater No 168 O E S will hold its annual inspection at the Masonic hall Thursday evening at 8 90 o'clock. Mrs Lauretta Carhart Marion deputy grand matron will inspect. Visitors from Findlay Fostoria Tiffin Upper Sandusky McCutchenville Mt Blanchard and Nevada expected. A reception at 3 00 o'clock, then 6 o'clock dinner at the Lutheran parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Cheater
Masonic Hall
Lauretta Carhart
Marion
Findlay
Fostoria
Tiffin
Upper Sandusky
McCutchenville
Mt Blanchard
Nevada
C. L. of C. Schedules Regular Social Meeting
The regular social meeting of the C. L. of C. will be held Monday evening next week at their hall. The committee in charge includes Miss Esther Orians, Mrs H L Pahl, Mrs. John Pahl, Miss Agnes Pahl, Mrs. Vincent Krupp, Mrs Cyril Kramer, Mrs J A Vaughn and Miss Magdalene Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. of C
Esther Orians
H L Pahl
John Pahl
Agnes Pahl
Vincent Krupp
Cyril Kramer
J A Vaughn
Magdalene Arnold
Reception for Pastor and New Members at Christ Lutheran
A reception for Rev Paul R Clouser and his family and the new church members will be held tomorrow evening May 13 at Christ Lutheran parish house. All members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R Clouser
Christ Lutheran Parish House
Mother's Day Pilgrimage of Knights of Ohio at Shrine
Sunday at Our Lady of Consolation Shrine the Hamilton county Catholic Knights of Ohio held their annual Mother's Day pilgrimage. A special Big Four train brought the Krights at 3 52 AM. A 10 45 high mass was celebrated, followed by a 2 00 procession and a Washington Bicentennial program led by Henry Gabel of Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Catholic Knights of Ohio
Our Lady of Consolation Shrine
Krights
Edwin
Paul
Miller
Washington
Henry Gabel
Fremont
Knights of Ohio
America
Henry Brown
Cleopha Kramer
Knights
Margaret Dow
Ruth Helen Hoff
Common Pleas
Dennis J. Ryan
Cincinnati
George Washington
Opened Welding and Repair Shop on North Vance Street
Fred Fabian, after seven years with National Lime & Stone Co, opens a welding and blacksmith shop on North Vance Street near McDaniel's garage. He handles electric and acetylene welding, boiler work, general repairs, and operates a Lincoln welder mounted on a tractor for on site service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fabian
National Lime & Stone Cto
N. Vance Street
McDaniel
Fabian
Lincoln
Cadillac Wreck injures two near Alvada on Route 23
A 16 cylinder Cadillac sedan driven by G C Snyder of Columbus was forced off Route 23 near Alvada by a truck Saturday about 9 30. The occupants were injured and treated by Dr S R Bame before being taken to the Galt hotel where friends from Columbus retrieved them.
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G. C. Snyder
Columbus
Route 23
Alvada
S. R. Bame
Galt
Memorial Evangelical class social at Mrs Tate home
The C. I. C. class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school holds a social Friday evening at teacher Mrs. Gertrude Tate's home on S. Vance street. Social committee includes Misses Wealthy Wentling Oleta Wentling Ruth Morehart and Edna England.
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Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Gertrude Tate
S. Vance Street
Wealthy
Oleta Wentling
Ruth Morehart
Edna England
W. H. Curtis Installs Kayon Shoe Press
W H Curtis has installed a Kayon shoe press in his shoe repair shop on S Vance Street. The device enables him to cement on half soles and eliminates nails or sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Curtis
Wyandot County Democrat McLeod Brown Seeks Commissioner Nomination
Appreciation to Wyandot County voters for backing my nomination as Democratic candidate for county commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
Baccalaureate Service for Class of 1932 at Methodist Church
Baccalaureate services for the graduating class of 1932 will be held Sunday evening at 8:00 at the Methodist Episcopal church. The program includes preludes, hymns, anthems, scripture, prayers, a sermon, and postlude with participants Rev. Paul R. Clouser Rev. E. D. Paulin Rev. Chas. W. Sultzbach Rev. J. J. McCabe and choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Narcissus
Nevin
Alfred J. Silve
Lord
Paul R. Clouser
S. Baring-Gould
E. K. Heyser
American Legion Dance Set at Carey Park This May
The American Legion hosts a dance Thursday evening May 19 at Carey Park. Ted Bennett orchestra of Findlay will provide music. Admission is 50 cents per couple to raise funds for pavilion decorations and summer dance advertising.
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The
American Legion
Carey Park
Ted Bennett
Orchestra of
Findlay
Legion
Frederick Called to Serve on Federal Jury in Toledo
A. J. Frederick departed for Toledo on Wednesday to serve on the petit jury of the federal court. He previously completed a term as a juror in the same court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Frederick
Toledo
Federal Court
Frederick
Mayor warns against unsafe driving and violations
Mayor S. H. Krebs notes that driving with one eye on the road or with cut-outs open and speeding violate ordinance and offenders will be dealt with according to law. Public notice dated 17-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Krebs
First Communion Class to Receive at Our Lady of Consolation
A class of 45 children will receive their first communion at Our Lady of Consolation Church during the 7 30 mass next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Embezzlement arrest rocks Fashion Arts Clothes Inc
Lawrence Neumayr of Chicago president of Fashion Arts Clothes Inc faces embezzlement charges of 1300 in Wyandot county. Police seized him at the plant and he pleaded not guilty with bond set at 3000. He planned to return to Chicago but was halted by Upper Sandusky authorities and rerouted to Wyandot. A petition seeks dissolution of the firm, with Earl Bursin named temporary receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Neumayr
Chicago
Fashion Arts Clothes, Inc
Carey
Emery Glosser
Justice
F. E. Weidaw
Upper Sadusky
Louis Garfinkle
H. A. Polster
Clothing
Neumann
Glograb
Upper Sandusky
Briday
Galt
van Wert
Wyandot County
Earl Bursbn
Semi-Pro Baseball Opens Local Diamond Season Sunday
The Carey semi pro club, 0.500 on the road after a 1 1 record, hosts Bucyrus Sunday at rubber plant field. Donelson’s sluggers clash with Parsel as Ferner returns to the mound in new Cleveland Indians uniforms for a potential thriller.
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Rubber Plant
Carey
Bucyrus
Don Donelson
Parsel
Donelson
Hook Ferner
Cleveland Indians
Visit to Bluffton Electric Plant Highlights Local Saving
Mr and Mrs W J Jefferson toured the Bluffton electric light and water works plant with superintendent Mr Swisher. The plant, built about five years ago with local labor and without engineering services, saved the village ten thousand dollars. Mr Swisher has led Bluffton for ten years, with the same board of affairs throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Jefferson
Bluffton
Swisher
Operation at Findlay
Miss Carolyn Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Forest Baker of north Findlay underwent an appendicitis operation at the Home and Hospital Thursday of last week. She is convalescing nicely and has been a student nurse there for over a year.
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Carolyn Baker
Mro
Forest Baker
North of Town
Findlay
Miss Baker
Lawyer Snook Buys Loudenslager Homestead West of Carey
Atty. Wm. Snook of Findlay purchased the Loudenslager farm near Carey from Robert Loudenslager. The 4 acre property includes the old tavern house dating back nearly a century and was transacted through the H. G. Frasel agency.
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Atty. Wm. Snook
Findlay
Robert Loudenslager
Loudenslager
Carey
H. G. Frasel
Candidates for Democratic county ticket named
The article lists Democratic candidates for Wyandot County offices including Representative Grover R. Traxler, Common Pleas Judge Earl B. Carter, County Commissioners Bardon, Leod, and Brown, Prosecuting Attorney H. L. Mason, Clerk of Courts E. J. Ulrich, Sheriff Lawrence Weatherholtz, County Recorder Daurin E. Walter, County Treasurer Barnet H. Martin, County Surveyor William F. Hehr Jr., and Coroner Dr. O. C. Stutz all based in Upper Sandusky or nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover R. Traxler
Wharton
Common Pleas
Earl B. ‘Carter
Upper Sandusky
Harry Pp. Bardon
Crane ‘Township
Leod
Brown
H. L. Mason
E. J. Ulrich
Mifflin Township
Lawrence Weatherholtz
Durain E. Walter
Local Officials Named for Wyandot County
Representative H. L. Wenner and Judge Russell H. Kear named for Common Pleas. County Commissioners Henry W. Failor and Ben Harman listed from Tymochtee and Upper Sandusky. Prosecuting Attorney Raymond H. Stansbery, Sheriff Robert Kuenzli, Surveyor Orry R. Fox, and Coroner Dr. L. W. Naus named for Upper Sandusky area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wenner
Carey
Common Pleas
Russell H. Kear
Upper Sandusky
Henry W. Failor
Tymochtee Township
Ben Harman
Raymond H. Stansbery
Robert Kuenzli
Orry R. Fox
L. W. Naus
Vote Totals Report From Carey and Crawford Precincts
Election tallies show 277 Democrats voting across Carey and Crawford precincts with counts by precinct and affiliation. Republicans total 139, with detailed results for each precinct and Crawford A and B. The county board required returns to be delivered at Upper Sandusky and avoided telephoning results for 196 names to ease workload.
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Carey
Crawford A
Crawford B
Village
County Board of Elections
Upper Sandusky
Fletcher Nominated In Eight District Democratic Race
Unofficial returns show former Congressman Brooks Fletcher of Marion winning the eighth district Democratic nomination. He leads Charles F. Schaub er of Bucyrus 7045 to 4282 with Key at 3151 and McElroy at 1512. Early county counts favor Fletcher in Hancock Hardin Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Fletcher
Marion
Charles F. Schauber
Bucytus
Key
McElroy
Hancock County
Fletcher
Hardin County
Schaber
Crawford County
Local Precinct Officials Certified in Carey A Ward
In L D Trubey's office building on VN Vance street the presiding judge was H E Wyatt with Ray Beecher, John Pahl, and Elza Garn as judges. Continued on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
L. D. Trubey
Vance Street
E Wyatt
Ray Beecher
John Pahl
Elza Garn
Vernon Emerine and peers meet Max Schmeling in Indiana
Vernon Emerine and about 50 St Francis College students in Floyd Knobs Indiana shook hands with heavyweight Max Schmeling. Local businessmen took the group on an Ascension Day outing to French Lick where Schmeling trains for his bout with Sharkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Emerine
F J Emerine
St Francis College
Floyd Knobs
Ind
Max Schmelling
New Albany
French Tick
Schmelling
Sharkey
Chicken Supper at Catholic Hall May 19
Chicken supper at the Catholic hall on Thursday May 19 offers chicken mashed potatoes noodles baked beans lettuce pie bread and coffee for a small 25 cent charge. Cards and dancing are free for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Hall
W. B. A. Notice Urges Members to Attend Meeting
All members of the W. A. are urged to be present Friday evening for the regular meeting as there will be important business to transact.
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Lucilleger
Louis Alleh
Chapel
Edwards
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
McLeod Brown
the Fire Brigade
Gme
Fire; Brigade
omedy-Grania Engeribien
Carey Fire Department
Harry DeLong
New York City
Wili
Lillian Mortimer
H. S
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Republican County
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