Story of Skinner's Dress Suit on Senior Play
McLoughlin and Perkins seek a big Willard Jackson contract in New York. A fake contract surfaces and Briggs is dismissed. Skinner, anxious over a raise, emulates success while Honey persuades him to try. The cast includes Sylvester Jesko, Karl Bame, Elias Arnold, Edward Fox and others with 43 named roles. The Senior play is May 19 with reserved seats at Ewing's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLoughlin
Perkins
Honey Rutherford
Skinner
Briggs McLoughlin
Wall Street
Manu
Skinmer and
Horey
Jackson
Briggs
Rich Old Jackson
Mother's Day Chapels Highlight School CouncilEvent
The last Monday morning chapel of the year featured student council leadership with Margaret Lanner directing devotionals. Marjorie Audrush read a Mother’s Day poem, and Helen Gottfried spoke on the council’s history and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lanner
Marjorie Audrush
Helen Gottfried
Miss Warren
Betty Allen
Louis Allen
Louis
Huffman
Seniors finish six weeks and achievement tests this week
Students complete six weeks and achievement tests during the last week of school. Achievement tests proceed for other classes while six weeks tests occur next week. Dismissal set for Wednesday with final grade reports issued the following Friday. Aloysius McLaughlin and Arthur Brown tied for first in World history section I and II with 99s. Top row includes John Yohe, Jack DeWitt, Frank Frederick, Polly Coldiron, Helen Lanner, Irene Hudsop, Jim Mullhol. Section II lists Betty Allen, Margaret Haford, Monroe Crist, Eldon Dame, Dorcas Tong, Mary Jane Myers, Frank Grady. Test covered first three years of World War I. Page 8 continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysius Mclaughlin
Arthur Brown
John Yohe
Jack DeWitt
Frank Frederick
Polly Coldiron
Helen Lanner
Irene Hudsop
Jim Mullholand
Betty Allen
Margaret Haford
Monroe Crist
Eldon Dame
Dorcas Tong
Mary Jane Myers
Frank Grady
Eccentric Stranger Detained After Nightly House Visits
Sunday evening Marshal O Connor took into custody a strangely garbed man calling himself Disciple George. Wearing a black skull cap and long robe, he roamed Worello Street seeking a follower and refused to leave town. He spent the night in jail and was ordered out Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O’connor
Worello Street
George
Funeral Services for Millard Steen at Christ Lutheran
Funeral services for Millard Steen were held Friday afternoon at Christ Lutheran Church following his death from a stroke. Rev. Paul R. Clouser officiated with a quartet singing It Is Well With My Soul and Just As I Am. Interment was in Spring Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers were H Chambers, S A Wenner, F L Livingston, Denver Hart, Jacob Wntrauer, and W L Hoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Millard Steen
Christ Lutheran Church
Paul R. Clouser
W. S. LeMott
H. E. Wyatt
Edward Riester
Clouser
Spring Grove Cemetery
H. G. Chambers
S. A. Wenner
F. L. Livingston
Denver Hart
Jacob Wnitrauer
W .L. Hoff
Radio listeners praise WSPD broadcast Twilight Gospel Hour
Local radio audience enjoyed WSPD Toledo reception during the Twilight Gospel Hour by the Lutheran Inner Mission society. Rev. Paul R. Clouser of Christ Lutheran church preached on The Flower of Faith from It Peter 1 5 7 and 11 and sang Rock of Ages arranged by Herbert Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSPD
Toledo
Lutheran Inner Mission Society
Paul R. Clouser
Christ Lutheran Church
Peter
Mrs Adam Hagenmaier Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Adam Hagenmaier left Grant Hospital in Columbus yesterday afternoon and was taken to her home in Upper Sandusky. She was accompanied by her husband Mr Hagenmaier and Miss Mabel Weist, a trained nurse from Upper Sandusky, who is caring for her. Mrs Hagenmaier is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Loren Stahl of Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Hagenmaier
Upper Sandusky
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Hagenmaier
Mabel Weist
Loren Stahl
Union Services Planned by Three Churches This Summer
The Methodist Episcopal, Memorial Evangelical and Christ Lutheran churches announce a series of joint summer services. The first service will be held in the Methodist church on the evening of May 34 with Rev Paul R Clouser of the Lutheran church delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Memorial Evangelical
Christ Luteran
Methodist
Paul R Clouser
Lutheran Church
Lutheran Ministers Meet in Findlay District
The Lutheran ministerium of the Findlay district met at Christ Lutheran church parlor on Monday at 10 o clock. Eleven pastors were present. Rev. J. F. Bowersox of Bloomdale and Rev. W. C. Kanner of Tiffin read papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Christ Lutheran Church
J. F. Bowersox
Bloomdale
W. C. Kantner
Tiffin
WBA Notice Delivers Regular Meeting Announcement
The WBA will hold its regular meeting Friday evening May 15. A pot luck will be enjoyed as members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBA
Carey High School Forty Fourth Commencement Held
The forty fourth annual Carey High School commencement took place in the high school auditorium on Thursday May 21 at 8 p m. The program featured Pilgrims Chorus Soft Winds Coming From the Sea Into The Dawn and War March of the Priests performed by the high school orchestra. Diplomas were conferred by E S Burson with remarks by Supt B F Stanton and board president. 22 graduates listed including Marguerite Buckingham Cloyce Wentling Karl Bame John Myers Maurine Moyer and Robert Perkins among others. post graduate Melva Weininger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Pilgrim's Chorus
Wagner
Paul Vollrath
Zamecnik
Stanton
Alliance
Dorothy Lee
Prinsipal
Huffman
W. L. Arnholt
Burson
Board of Education
Mendelssohn
Benediction
Father Paul Vollrath
Marguerite Buckingham
Cloyce Wentling
Karl Bame
John Myers
Maurine Moyer
Ernest Kohmann
Martha Riester
Sylvia Wright
Edward Fox
Sylvester Jesko
Lucille Montague
Margaret Brayton
Richard Harris
Helen Gottfried
Evelyn Wiggerman
Elias Arnold
Lillian Mitchell
Martha Stoody
Charlotte Montague
Elizabeth Richardson
Margaret Lanner
Helen Bryant
Robert Perkins
Melva Weininger
Won Mother's Day Prizes at M. E. Sunday School
Three prizes were awarded to mothers at the M. E. Sunday school last Sunday. The youngest recipient was Mrs. Joseph Dible, the oldest Mrs. Margaret Frederick at 80, and the mother with the most children present was Mrs. Charles Hunter with five.
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M. E
S. R. Bame
Cliff Pessell
Joseph Dible
Margaret Frederick
Charles Hunter
Hunter
C B. Myers
Edwin Capell
Emory Ulrich
Conservation Council sets five year fish bag limits
The Conservation Council imposes a five year order to prevent depletion of bass crappies rock bass and bluegills with daily bag limits of Bass-Black eight, Rock Bass twenty, Blue Gills twenty and Crappies twenty three combined species. No more than two days catch may be in possession at once. Effective May 15 1931 the bass closed season runs May 1 to June 15 inclusive. I S Guthery Director of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Conservation Council
I. S. Guthery
Card of Thanks From Mrs. Glaude Johnson
Mrs. Glaude Johnson expresses gratitude to all who aided during illness. She thanks those who sent flowers and cards, visited at Findlay Home and Hospital, and those who supported after returning home. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Goff for their services.
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Findlay Home
Mrs. Goff
Glaude Johnson
Carey Cubs Aim to Beat Harpster Next Sunday
The Carey Cubs travel for a rubber plant diamond game against Harpster set for 2 30 p m next Sunday May 17 Harpster beat Carey 8 2 at Harpster two weeks ago and Carey remains confident of turning the result in the upcoming match weighty stakes lie in the rematch with local attendance anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Cubs
Harpster
Rubber Plant
Carey
Cubs
Funeral notices for Burson Stoll and Boots family
Attended funeral services Tuesday afternoon for Mrs E M Burson Mrs J J Stoll and Mrs Frank McDonald and E S Burson cousin Mrs Frank Boots at Greencamp Footnote confirms the family notices and attendance details of the services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E M_ Burson
J J Stoll
Frank McDonald
E S Burson
Burson
Stoll
Frank Boots
Greencamp
Auxiliary Meet With Legion Planned This Saturday
All auxiliary members are invited to a joint meeting with the Legion at the Legion rooms this Saturday evening at 7:00 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Legion
Legion Rooms
Craword Chapter No 168 Eastern Star Meeting
The regular meeting of Craword Chapter No 168 will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craword Chapter
No- 168
Decoration Day Drum Corps Prepares for First Appearance
The drum corps readies new uniforms and noise-makers for Decoration Day. The drum major receives daily arm massages from a skilled masseur. A cemetery march is urged with all organizations to honor comrades and forebears. A future past commanders group of the local American Legion post is expected. names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
American Legion
Nial H. Ryder
C. C. Simonis
Charles Myers
R.D. McGill
Dr. R. C. van Buren
Paul Krupp
Wem. Humbert
Free Scourse
P. C. Goff
C. D. Calmes
Drum Corps Fundraising Thanks and Decoration Day Pride
Citizens donate five dollars each to help the drum corps recover from debt. The note thanks contributors and invites more support, promising pride on Decoration Day and potential musical growth alongside uniforms. TOP KICK.
Missionary And Aid Meeting At Christ Lutheran Church
The Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran Church met in the parish house with Mrs. F. A. Gelbroner in charge. The program included devotionals by Mrs. A. H. Kennerley and a lesson on Today in Japan led by Mrs. I. L. Culler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of Christ Lateran Church
F. A. Gelbroner
A. H. Kennerley
I. L. Culler
Japan
Mae Mullholland
High School Baccalaureate Service Set for Sunday
The baccalaureate for the graduating class will be held Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in Christ Lutheran church. Rev O D Myers of Memorial Evangelical church will preach the sermon. Rev Roger Turrell and Rev Paul R Clouser will conduct the service with special music by the Lutheran choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran Church
O D. Myers
Memorial Evangelical Church
Roger Turrell
Paul R. Clouser
Lutheran
Kiwanis Meeting Hears Fair Plans From Wyandot Official
The Kiwanis club met at Davidson's restaurant with Ira T Matteson, manager of the Wyandot county fair, speaking on fair plans for the fall. Next week National Lime & Stone plant officials are set to be guests of the club.
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Davidson’s
Ira T Matteson
Wyandot County Fair
National Lime & Stone Plant
Members of the C L of C to receive communion Sunday
Members of the C L of C will receive holy communion in a body Sunday morning May 17. Breakfast will be served at the pilgrim house and all are to meet at the parish house at 7:13. Members are to notify Mrs J T Stombanga before Friday evening if they intend to be present.
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C L of C
Pigrim House
Thankful Note From Mrs John-Hendricks
The writer extends sincere thanks to neighbors and out-of-town friends for support during a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John—Hendricks
Major operation at Fostoria hospital
Mrs Hazel Nye underwent a major operation Tuesday forenoon at the Fostoria hospital. Mrs. Donald Donelson is caring for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel’ Nye
Fostoria ‘Hospital
Donald Donelson
Lamberjack Ruffing Wedding at Our Lady of Consolation
Miss Hilda Lamberjack daughter of Mrs. Nicholas Lamberjack and Charles Ruffing son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruffing united in a single ring ceremony at Our Lady of Consolation church Tuesday morning. Rev. Father Vollrath officiated. The bride wore white silk chiffon with lace and a cap veil, carried white lilies and pink snapdragons. Attendants were Miss Dorothy Lamberjack and Raymond Kessler. A family dinner followed. The couple plan a motor trip to Detroit and Fort Wayne before settling on East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of ‘Consolation Church
Hilda Lamberjack
Nicholas Lamberjack
Charles Ruffing
Frank Ruffing
S. Patterson Street
Lamberjack
Dorothy “Lamberjack
Ruffing
Raymond Kessler
Paul Vollrath
Mas
Paul
Edmvin
Detroit
Fort Wayne
E. South Street
Vital Statistics April 1931 District 1416 Ridge Crawford Carey
Births include Floy Walker April 11 daughter to G M Burks Charles Edward April 18 son to Charles Boyce James Roger April 25 son to N W Stillberger Dorothy Arlene April 28 daughter to Ray Williams Deaths list Nicholas Lumberjack aged 59 years 9 months 29 days Hazel Emma Palmer 26 4 1 Paul Herman Palmer 5 days Ryan Pauline Allen 2 years 16 days Mary Harriet Ash 66 6 14 Robert Drake 78 11 19 Dorothy Arlene Williams 2 days Mary Ann Reinhart 93 2 15
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Floy Walker
G. M. Burks
Charles Edward
Charles Boyce
James
Roger
N. W. Stillberger
Dorothy Arlene
Ray Williams
Nicholas Lumberjack
Hazel Emma Palmer
Paul Herman Palmer
Ryan Pauline Allen
Mary Harriet, Ash
Robert Drake
Dorothy Arlene Williams
Mary Ann Reinhart
Operation Successful After Arm Repair At Lima City
Six weeks after a dislocated right arm could not be reset Gail Lanker underwent shoulder socket repair at Lima City hospital. Dr Tilitson performed the operation and the patient sat up on Tuesday. Ralph Lanker and Vernet Ruffing accompanied him to Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Lanker
Lima City Hospital
Tilitson
Lanker
Lima
Ralph Lanker
Vernet Ruffing
Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society Meeting Set
The Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran church will meet next Monday evening at the home of Miss Carolyn Newhard with Elsie Howard as assistant hostess. Mrs E S Burson and Mrs Wesley Bishop will lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Larmonth
Methodist Children’s Day Committee Forms for June Program
Mrs Carl Krout Mrs Samuel Gunther Mrs Cliff Pessell Mrs S J Bland and Mrs Alletha Newcomer form the Children’s Day Committee at the ME church. The program is tentatively scheduled for an evening in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Krout
Samuel Gunther
Cliff Pessell
S. J. Bland
Alletha Newcomer
Death of Grandmother Prompts Hoosier Funeral Notices
Mr and Mrs Charles Hood mourn the death of Mrs W A Hood in Terre Haute Ind The grandmother raised Hood after his mother died when he was very young Hood is a science teacher at the local high school The family traveled to Indiana yesterday for the bereavement ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hood
Terre Haute
Ind
Mr Hood
A Hood
Porter Hendricks Attends Dealers Meeting at Wooster
Porter Hendricks attends a dealers and Quaker Oats representatives gathering at the Ohio experiment station in Wooster. A banquet was served at the country club at 5 o'clock in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Hendricks
Ohio
Wooster
Country Club
Death of Mrs. Minerva Ann Hunter at Carey home
Mrs. Minerva Ann Hunter of Carey died at 2 30 AM after a long illness with erysipelas and a stroke. Born Sept 30 1854 in Salem township she lived in the area most of her life. Surviving children include Charles Hunter Billa Snyder Harry Hunter Nora Hunter with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Bristol Kear funeral home with Rev R J Turrell and interment at Spring Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
M. A. Hunter
W. Findlay Street
Bristol] & Kear
Minerva Ann Hunter
Salem Township
Jacob
Lydia, Yentzer
R. J. Turrell
Spring Grove Cemetery
Lester Snyder
Ralph Snyder
Nial Hunter Maurice Hunter
Everett Hunter
Don Hunter
Harry Hunter
Marjorie
Hazel Snyder
Maurice Hunter
B. Beitler
Columbus
Brooks
Hastings
Mich
Marion Beck
Clarence Laird
Claude Bushong
Mt.Blanchard
Nial Hunter
Upper Sandusky
Harold Hunter
Findlay
Israel Shane
Forest
Orians Funeral for 7 Weeks Old Charlene Patricia Orians
Funeral services were held for Charlene Patricia Orians seven weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent Orians of Salem township. Rev Fr Edwin celebrated mass at St Josephs church with interment in St Josephs cemetery. Pallbearers included sister Rosemary Orians and cousins Marjorie Ann Orians Jean Orians and Helen Shumaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Patricia Orians
Vincent .Orians
Salem Township
St. Joseph's Church
Edwin
Mags
The
Angels
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Rosemary Orians
Marjorie Ann Orians
Jean Orians
Helen Shumaker
Obituary Note for Charlene Patricia Orians
The family of Charlene Patricia Orians thanks friends for support after her death. They particularly acknowledge Father Edwin for his comforting words and express that kindness will not be forgotten. Signed Mr and Mrs Vincent Orians and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Patricia
Edwin
Vincent Orians
Widest Wyandot County bridge to open July
The 44 foot wide Dry Run bridge on E Findlay street will be the county’s widest. The Frank Heice Co Inc of Malinta holds the contract, employing 13 men, with concrete pouring for the top starting next week. Traffic is detoured past Russell Thom’s filling station until opening in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County
E. Findlay Street
Frank Heice Co. Inc
Malinta
Russell Thom
Rev Kern to Speak Here at Memorial Evangelical Church
Rev Kern of Trinity Evangelical Church Fostoria will speak at Memorial Evangelical Church in the morning service in support of the ChiO conference mission churches. Rev Myers will speak at Trinity Evangelical Church in Fostoria at the same hour. The service promises information and inspiration. Rev O D Myers, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Evangelical Church
JH. Kenn
Trinity Evangelical Church
Fostoria
D Myers
O D. Myers
4-H Club Leaders Meet in Upper Sandusky
Mrs Allan Baker and Mrs Clint Baker joined Truman Romig and Dean Baker at a 4-H club leaders meeting in Upper Sandusky. W H Palmer of Columbus, state club leader, attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Baker
Clint Baker
Truman Romig
Dean Baker
Upper Sandusky
W. H. Palmer
Columbus
Lgader
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Lucille Kinsinger
Sanner
Willard Jackson
Tommy
Khives
Forks Cross
LeMoine
Millard Steen
Union Services
Eastern Star
Missionary and Aid Meeting
Kiwanis
Daisy Moyer
Ridge and
Crawford Townships
Carey Corporation
Orians Funeral
Kern
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