Commencement Events Include Mystery And Music
A stage montage at the boarding house reveals Jimmy Drake a jobless youth winning 40000 in an Irish sweepstake and hiding wealth. Suspicions rise as Mrs Boley’s mortgage is paid and a deaf boarder is cured while a detective probes the fund. Jimmy breaks secrecy. Eileen Whitney accepts his proposal. The festival closes with orchestras, May Day dances, and diplomas for the class of 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orion Wilgus
Boley
Martha Snobarger
Jasper Hardy
David Djible
Eileen Whitney
Genevieve Dow
Allison van Norman
Edgar Keller
Sid Kellas
Leo Vaughn Grace Bartlett
Harriet Criger
Milly Owen
Cathryn Pahl
Peake
Delecie Smith Regan
Daryl Moyer
Jimmy
Mr Hardy
Hileen
Missionary Society Meets at Memorial Evangelical Church
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society gathered Tuesday evening in the church prayer room. President Mrs Claude Johnson led the session with devotional input from Mrs Henry Daymon and Mrs N W Sager, and Mrs Jay Newhard led the lesson from the Japan text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Memorial Evangelical Church
Claude Johnson
Henry Daymon
N. W Sager
Japan
Jay Newhard
Knights of Columbus Ohio convention selects leaders in Cleveland
John Greer of the local Knights of Columbus attends the Ohio state convention in Cincinnati. Frank G Jones of Cleveland is chosen state deputy for the coming year and succeeds Wm. A Krupp of Fremont. The gathering notes rising statewide membership and passes resolutions backing the national Eucharistic Congress in Cleveland September 23 to 26, with Toledo named for 1936 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greer
Knights of Columbus
Cincinnati
Frank G Jones
Cleveland
Greater
Wm. A Krupp
Fremont
Toledo
School awards points system detailed for activities
The document explains a scoring plan for awards across activities such as football orchestra band and sports. Points vary by year of participation with Freshman through Senior allocations and special cases for letters earned and continued involvement. It notes how points apply to staff and reporters and clarifies the year references for most activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Times
Bowling Green
Wool shipment from Vanlue to Massachusetts noted
Eugene Hendricks of Vanlue loaded 21 000 pounds of wool for shipment to a Massachusetts woolen factory. The wool this year is reported as of good quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hendricks
Vanlue
Massachusetts
Frigidaires Open Softball League With Win and Slugging
The Frigidaire club beat the Howard Radios 8 to 3 behind Leon Niederkohr’s 12 strikeouts and Spackey’s deep center homer. Burson All Stars beat Carey Roosters 4 to 2, Denny Donelson homering. All Stars then edged Frigidaires 4 to 3 as C. Keckler delivered a decisive pinch double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frigidaire
Howard Radios
Leon Niederkohr
Frigidaires
Spackey
Burson All Stars
Carey Roosters
Denny Donelson
All Stars
C. Keckler
Myers Dairy Store Club
Dairy Store
Myers Dairy Store
Carey Boosters
Hitching
Mrs Jennie McElhinny Dies After Illness in Salem Township
Mrs Jennie McElhinny died at 12 10 Friday at the home of Miss Katie and Edward McDonald in Salem township after four months with myocarditis. She was born June 12 1857 in Illinois and married L L McElhinny in 1883 who died in 1900. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Middleport Christian church with Rev Gardner officiating. Interment followed at Middleport cemetery. Surviving relatives include Miss Susan Taylor of Middleport and several Karr family members. She had been a member of the Eastern Star and the Christian church in Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie McElhinny
Katie
Edward McDonald
Salem Township
Goff
W. Findlay Street
Rawling
Middleport
McElhinny
Mark Karr
Davidson
Susan Taylor
Eastern Star
The
Christian Church
North of Carey youths detained after train wreck attempt
Two youths from the Carey area are detained in Upper Sandusky after C. and O. Special Agent Gatchell and local police arrested them. One youth confessed to trying to wreck a C. and O. passenger train to see it derail. Brakeman Kells of Columbus spotted a misplaced angle bar on the opposite track and halted a northbound freight, averting disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Gatchell
Charles Walters
Kells
Columbus
Carey Beats Findlay Sunday in England game
Carey defeated Findlay Sunday in England with Walborn G Messmer Pahl and Falk scoring. Left on bases seven for Findlay and eight for Carey. Parsell issued one base on balls while Black gave four. Parsell struck out nine batters and Black three. Hit by pitch credited to Black Pahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Walborn
G Messmer
Pahl
Falk
Carey
Findlay
Parsell
Black
Trees Trimmed At Dorcas Carey Library Grounds
The Dorcas Carey public library grounds feature attractively trimmed trees led by an elm gifted by Mrs. Althea Whaley of Toledo and her late daughter Dorothea Whaley, noted as among the most beautiful in the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Carey Public Library
Althea Whaley
Toledo
Dorothea Whaley
Death of Joey Rader Child Dies of Cerebral Meningitis
The year old son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Rader southwest of town died Wednesday of last week from cerebral meningitis Funeral services were held Friday at St Pauls church and burial followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey
Arthur Rader
St. Paul’s Church
Wedding Notice Omitted Names From Carey Times Report
Names of Rev Wenceslaus Hertvik and Henry Brodman were omitted from the Mathias Brodman wedding copy, an account in last week's Carey Times. The article notes the omission in the published report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenceslaus Hertvik
Henry Brodman
Mathias-Brodman
Carey: Times
Carey's Morning Market Update From Local Dealers
Local dealers report corrected prices Thursday for wheat and related grains. The note lists No 2 Wheat at a corrected value and references various commodities with unclear terms, reflecting a fragmented market summary in this dated excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Befsappanas
Mrs Wellington Baker Dies After Long Illness At Carey
Mrs. Wellington Baker died at 6 45 am last Thursday at her High street home after a nine month cancer illness. Funeral services were held at 2 pm Saturday at the Methodist church, with Rev. A C Rainsberger in charge. Burial was in Spring Grove cemetery. She was 74 years old, born August 17 1860, to John and Ann Greer. Survived by three sons J F Baker Allan Baker and C H Baker, a foster daughter Mary Phillips, 17 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren, and two brothers, Hayes and Guy Greer. She spent most of her life in the area and was active in church and missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Baker
High Street
Methodist Church
A. C. Rainsberger
Cecil Laird
Spring Grove
Carey
Wallace Baker
Thoburn Baker
Lyman Baker
London
Dean Baker
Melmore
Junior Phillips
Alvada
Sarah Kittie Baker
John
Ann (Crooks) Greer
Wellington J Baker
Ray
J F. Baker
Allan Baker
C H Baker
Baker
Mary
Arthur Phillips
Hayes Greer
Guy Greer
Asa Greer
Maxwell California
WC T. U
Methodist
Methodist Ladies Aid and Home Missionary Society
Methodist Sunday School
heartfelt thanks from grieving children to community and clergy
The children express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for help during the illness and after the death of their mother. They especially thank Rev Rainsberger for condolences, the musicians, and those who sent flowers. The notice invites use of the Want Column. It pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainsberger
Community Social Notes from Vanlue and Nearby Areas
Sunday and Monday visits fill a list of locals from St. Paul to Vanlue. Donald Lee spent Sunday afternoon with Donald Presler while Mrs. Susan Lowery of Carey and Mrs. Rachel Wright called on Mrs. Willis Riegle near Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lee
Donald Presler
Martha Presler
Marguerite Oman
Vanlue
Hugh Kurtz
Richard
Fort Royal
C. Presler
George Cravens
Ray Cravens
Amos Swihart
Son Vinton
Fostoria
Susan Lowery
Carey
Rachel Wright
E. H. Clady
Charles
Willis Riegle
Wharton
Maurice Sites
Joe
Toledo
Perry Beard
Joe Cusac
Charles Davis
Earl Beard
Millard King
Arlington
L. F. Fenstermaker
Florence
Florence Eloise
Charles Shearer
Mt. Blanchard
Luella
E. A. Baughman
Berwick Post Office to Be Discontinued
The Berwick post office will be discontinued May 31 with patrons served from the New Riegel office. A Washington issued notice incorrectly claimed the Alvada post office was to be discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwick
Riegel
Washington
Alvada
Berardinelli Daughter Undergoes Tonsil Operation
Flossie Berardinelli aged 65 of Toledo street underwent a tonsil operation Wednesday forenoon at Dr. J W Hartman's Findlay office. Attending physician was Dr. A W Balsley of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie
Dominic Berardinelli
Toledo Street
J W Hartman
Findlay
A W. Balsley of
Carey
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Schubert
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Mary Finley
Lucilla Kurtz
Louise Romig
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Theis Furniture Exchange
Newland
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Findlay Sunday
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Bengal Lancer
Gary Cooper
Franchot Tone
Richard Cromwell
Guy Standing
Buck Jones
Red Rider
Myrna Loy
Carey Grant
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