Many Candidates Primary Tuesday election results listed
The article lists polling details across precincts with presiding judges and clerks, and provides vote tallies for numerous statewide and county offices. It names candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and others, with precinct level totals and Crawford results.
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John E. Harper
Crawford
Joseph T. Ferguson
Francis Poulson
Herbert S. Duffy
United States
Robert J Bulkley
James
Beatty
Myers Y
Cooper
David
Ingalls
Walter G. Nickels
Lee B. Palmer
George E. Turner
George C. Braden
William B. Guitteau
Edward J. Hummel
Arthur A. Nixon
Joseph ‘. Tracy
Harry S. Day
John W. Bricker
Gilbert Bettman
Charles A. Bracker
Local Ballot Totals Reveal Wide Range of Candidates
The precinct tallies list Grant E Mouser Jr and others with multiple A B C D E Crawford scores. State Senator Robey and Judge Kear show strong showings. County Commissioner Failer and others post varied sums, with Crawford A and B teams featuring prominently in totals.
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Congress
Grant E. Mouser, Jr
Crawford
State Central Committee
Man—J. D. Sears
Fred W. Warner
Gertrude Jones
Robert L. Robey
General Assembly
H. L. Wenner
Court of Common Pleas
Russell H. Kear
Henry W. Failer
Lloyd
Hare
Wyandot County Primary Totals Quiet With Clear Nominations
The Wyandot county primary ended after a long night with Pitt B first at 10 p.m. and Tymochtee B trailing at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday. Thirty eight precincts reported. no close contests occurred as winners won by comfortable majorities. The Daily Chief reported a steady, open house throughout the night.
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Wyandot County
Pitt B
Tymochtee
Election results statewide and local offices reported
The tally shows the representative race with Bloom 9067, Sterner 3538, Weiker 478, Traxler 1132. Democratic prosecutor Mason 1658, Taylor 1149. Democratic county commissioner Bardon 1404, Brown 1155, Riester 840, Frey 827, Suber 561, Bauder 409. Republican county commissioner Failor 897, Harman 790, Hale 618. Democratic surveyor Fox 697, Harvey 548.
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D. A. Bloom
Crawford
Myron B. Sterner
Grover R Traxler
The
Court of Common Pleas
Earl B. Carter
McLeod Brown
Charles F Frey
Edward Riester
George S Taylor
Traxler
Bloom
Weiker
Sterner
Mason
Taylor
Bardon
Brown
Riester
Frey
Suber
Bauder
Failor
Harman
Hale
Surveyor
Fox
Harvey
Inside a Corpuscle Lecture Sparks Town Meeting
A lecturer in a small town explains the interior of a corpuscle to the audience. The chairman interrupts to ensure newcomers understand the discussion.
Carey Cubs Defeat Chatfield In Pitcher’s Battle
The Carey Cubs beat Chatfield 1 to 0 at Chatfield in a pitchers duel. C Keckler for the Cubs and Swalley for Chatfield pitched well, with H England delivering a key eighth inning triple and GC Keckler adding a single to drive in the only run. Both teams fielded flawlessly before a large crowd.
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Carey Cubs
Chatfield
Tri-County
C. Keckler
Cubs
Swalley
Carey
Waenee
Donelson
L. Keckler
Messmer
Pwa
Arnbell
Arnold
Decoration day program set by veterans committee
The article notes a new Decoration day program being organized by a World War veterans committee led by Comrades Arnholt Tracy and Siddall. A full program will be published next paper day and drum corps members are asked to attend a comprehensive practice on Friday evening May 13.
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Arnholt
Tracy
Siddall
Tiffin Post Visit Draws Call For Community Support
A call to welcome the Tiffin Post when they arrive next Tuesday evening. The message urges every member to show support, demonstrate the post remains active, and extend a hearty reception.
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Tiffin Post
Winners Named in Local WCTU Essay Contest
Local WCTU held an essay contest with winners across grades. Fifth grade winners were Mary Frances Sno, Harold Krout, Joan Myers, Gottfried Stoll. sixth grade winners were Robert Strahm, Clyde Shull, Virginia Mitchell, Donald Wenner. high school winners were Pauline Newcomer, Russell Brown, Ada Mitchell, Mary Ellen Montague. Judges were Denver Hart, Miss Mabel Bame and Mrs. Lawrence Bland. First prize essays advance to the county contest.
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Mary Frances Sno
Barger
Harold Krout
Joan Myers
Gottfried Stoll
Robert Strahm
Clyde Shull
Virginia Mitchell
Donald Wenner
Pauline Newcomer
Russell Brown
Ada Mitchell
Mary Ellen Montague
Denver Hart
Mabel Bame
Lawrence Bland
Hamler Moves Family to Reid Property Corner
R B Hamler a Big Four agent relocates his family from Wharton to the Reid property at the corner of South and Patterson streets confirming a local home move by a noted professional.
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R. B Hamler
Big Four
Wharton
Reid
South and
Patterson Streets
Carey Highalumni feature and perfect spellers list
School news notes the 1932 Caryatids arrival and sale of extra copies of Around the World with Carey High. It lists Colonel Crawford pupils who achieved 100 percent in spelling dictation last week across grades 3 4 and 5 with room numbers and student names.
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Carey High
School Class Roster Highlights Grade 4 and 6
Grade 4 room 18 lists Don Mitchell Carol June Shane Ruth Karg Rob ert Kidwell Carel Gamel Norman Huffman. Grade 6 room 20 lists Donald Wen ner Margaret Bachman Jack Mitch ell Clyde Shull.
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Don Mitchell
Carol June Shane
Ruth Karg
Robert Kidwell
Carel Gamel
Norman Huffman
Donald Wenner
Margaret Bachman
Jack Mitchell
Clyde Shull
Arithmetic race winner repeats in Grade 5 room 16 I
Last week in Grade 5 room 16 row I the arithmetic race was won again. Gerald Stoll earned four points while Virginia Greeno, Rob ert Tong, Nellie Dible, Mary Frances Snobarger and Edith Greeno contributed one point each.
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Room 16
Gerald Stoll
Virginia Greeno
Robert Tong
Nellie Dible
Mary Frances Snobarger
Edith Greeno
Junior Senior Prom Colorful High School Event
The Junior class hosted the annual Junior-Senior prom at the high school on Tuesday evening last week. Decorations reflected the Senior colors green and yellow and the yellow tulip class flower. Entertainment included a three course dinner with music by Millicent Warren Helen Beebe Jack Heck LaMoin Fagan Robert Sultzbach and later dancing to Gene Markley and his Rhythm Kings.
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Millicent Warren
Helen Beebe
Jack Heck
LaMoin Fagan
Robert Sultzbach
Senifors
Jack DeWitt
Glenn Smi
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Wayne Crawford
Elza Jacobs
L. M. Remlinger
R& Kurtz
Marie Lusk
Arthur Stoll
C. B. Myers
P. B. Emerine
Fef. L. Moyer
E. M. Keller
W. B. Hoff
F. M. McDonald
W. G. Bradley
Pure Milk & Dairy
S. Vance Street
Bachar
Vande
Frank Mangett
Hsworth
Grady
Livingston
Tyang ‘el
G. Harshberger
H. ‘U. Pahl
G. W. Bish
Farmers
Charles Hart
F. N. Schira
Peter Long
Harry Bowman
Porter Hendricks
Frank X. Boes
Christ Hucke
Carl Shuman
Forest Wenner
Fred Powell
Arden Ruehle
Johns. Fox
George White
Galen Starr Ross
Wm. G. Pickrel
George S. Myers
Rupert A Hastings
Thomas Kyer
Harry Beb
Mec- Collister
Daniel E. Butler
R. Clark Coffey
FE. C. Galleher
Charles H. Hubbell
J H Kauffman
Grover Cleveland Bell
Arthur D Davis
Louis WM Das
Gordon Hayes
Paul F. Dye
Thomas W. Latham
Crawford Air
Charles BE. Lukens
Alas Norton
Charles No. Irruax
Herman R
Wwitter
Stephen M. Young
Supreme Court
Carl V. Weygandt
Frank S. Day
Price
Will P. Stephenson
Charles B. Zimmerman
Wm. P. Henderson
Robert N. Wilkin
Charles F. Schaber
Brooks Fletcher
John A. Key
Justin McElroy
Court of Appeals
Charles L. Justice
William W. Durbin
Elisabeth Bowie Morgan
John P. Bower
Oscar J. Wesker
H L Mason
E. J. Ulrich
Lawrence Weatherholtz
Durain
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Barnet H. Martin
Wm. F. Hehr, Jr
O. €. Stutz
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Central Committee
Claren. Laussen
Eulogue Thrall
Wm. Zahn
Joseph Schira
Peter Hmerine
Paul Krupp
H. B. Stief
Ed Campbell, Jr
Frank X. Bees
John S. Fox
Jacob S. Coxey, Sr
Elisabeth C. T. Miller
L. J. Taber
George H. Bender
Tomas J. Herbert
Hugh K. Martin
L. T. Palmer
B. F. Reading
Dallas Sullivan
Percy Tetlow
Carrington T. Marshall
Frank W. Geiger
Thomas A Jones
Edward S Matthias
Union Depot
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Joan Brondell
Paramount News
Buddy Rogers
Charles Ruggles
Peggy Shannon
Richard Bennett
Francis Dee
Washington
Capital
Goodyear
Goodyear Speedway
Stoll’s Garage
Goodyear Pathfinders
S Ben Harman
Orry R. Fox
Willis EB. Harvey
County Central Committee
H. H. Heck
Alonzo Ogg
F. L. Livingston
P. A. Hendricks
Ralph Brown
F. C. Wenner
Young Ladies Sodality
Our Lady of Consolation
Paul Vollrath
Sodality
Calla Lilles
Gerade
Angela Haford
Margaret
Mary Jane Myers
Louise Ruffing
Agnes Pahl
Helene Riester
Paul
Helen Sanner
Mother Machree
Carey Farmers’ Cooperative Co
Colonel Crawford
Paul Cantleberry
Frederick Bland
Hua Nye
Gracette Merrihew
Harold Turfbell
Jean Wolfrum
Margaret Ellen Phillips
Betty ‘Louise Kitzler
Darrold England
Betty Wenner
John Starkey
Dorothy Merkcie
Gilbert Phillips
Ruth Esther Baker
Gidde
Chester Oge
Mary Jo’ Kirkwood
Lintan Reynolds
Gerald Hingle
Chester England
Virginia Greene
Edith Greene
Talmage Huston
Joe Newhard
Doris Kear
Mary Miller
Thomas Krom
Margie Nye
Dorothy Platt
Mary Platt
Doris Putnam
Clayton Shull
Ruth Anna Sultzbach
Clarence Taft
Mary Swiger
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Central Drug Store
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