Carey School Band Praised by OSU Music Director
H. R. Hutchinson director of the Carey school band received a favorable report from Eugene J. Weigle director of music at Ohio State University after the Upper Sandusky festival on April 29. Weigle praised the band as one of the best marching groups he had seen and noted excellent balance tone and time. He commended director growth and suggested further improvements to enhance the band’s effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Hutchinson
Carey’ Schol
Eugene J. Weigle
Ohio State University
Upper Sandusky
Weigle
Carey Band
Agen
Carey
Legion Meeting Speakers Urge Support for War Widows
Attendees at a county American Legion meeting in Upper Sandusky heard J. W. Masters from the Cleveland Veterans' Bureau discuss new cuts in widow pensions under the economy bill. He noted reductions of 10 percent for Civil War widows 50 percent for Spanish American War widows and zero for World War widows to take effect in July and urged members to aid widows and disabled veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Siddall
S. R. Bamne
H. C. Rook
Earl Williams
Pearl Snook
John Joseph
L. L. Bland
Ray Tracy
M. D. Shafer
Ralph Pieraccini
Clarence Suber
C. C. Thome
George Remlinger
Burton Krom
American Legion
Upper Sandusky
J. W. Masters
Legion
Cleveland
Veterans’ Bureau
Masters
County Quota Set for Emergency Conservation Work
Wyandot county fixes quota at 20 for emergency conservation work. O P Kraft, county commissioners chair, reports in a letter from Columbus that applications are open to county young men ages 18 to 25. Work prioritized for unmarried, unemployed volunteers who will donate most of their 30 dollar monthly allowance to dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot
O P Kraft
Board of
County Commissioners
Columbus
Marriage Lottery Gambler Faces Alimony Woes
A man nicknamed Uncle Mose confesses to a judge that three months of alimony are unpaid as he explains his two marriages failed to bring the expected income. The second wife did not prove to be the worker he hoped.
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Mose
Jedge
Witty Exchange Sparks Laughs Over Cure for Worry
Abbott and Carthage exchange jokes about a troubled infirmary incident. Abbott quips a sale solved his worry by purchasing the facility. The banter ends with light humor about responsibility and mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Carthage
Cabbott
Reunion Cards Printed at Carey Times Office
Local office of Carey Times printed reunion cards for community members seeking to reconnect with old acquaintances. The issue highlights design and distribution details for matching each card to recipient lists.
Vacation Church School ends with 71 perfect attendance
The Vacation Church School in the Lutheran parish house completed a four week term with a final 10:80 service. Seventy one students earned perfect attendance badges while 165 enrolled and average daily attendance reached 129. Teachers and organizers led the effort with low costs and donations nearly meeting expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva Dame
Louise VanBuren
Carolyn Williams
Big Four to Have Only Three Divisions
Cincinnati announcement by C. S. Millard outlines a reorganization creating the Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois divisions. Bellefontaine becomes Ohio division center while Springfield and Van Wert gain new managerial posts under T. J. Hayes and his brother E. F. Hayes with J. W. Kennedy assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Cincinnati
C. S. Millard
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
T. J. Hayes
E. F. Hayes
Springfield
J. W. Kennedy
van Wert
Eastern Star inspection draws visitors from six towns
Visitors from Bucyrus Upper Sandusky McCutchenville Findlay Green Springs and Mt. Blanchard attended Friday evening at the Eastern Star inspection. Mrs. Ruby Dye of Bucyrus served as inspecting officer. Miss Elsie Howard and Mrs MOD Shafer provided vocal music with Mrs. I L Culler at the piano. Vocal solos by Mrs. C Knoblauch and Rev. Paul R. Clouser were enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Upper Sandusky
McCutchenville
Findlay
Green Springs
Mt. Blanchard
Eastern Star
Ruby Dye
Elsie Howard
Mod. Shafer
I. L. Culler
C. Knoblauch
Paul R. Clouser
Poppy Day Plans Emphasize Veteran Made Poppies
The Earl Green Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary outlines Poppy Day Saturday plans to curb private profit from memorial poppies. Official poppies will bear labels from both organizations and say veteran made to guarantee funds aid relief and rehabilitation. Girl Scout workers will wear distinctive badges and receive a 10 percent commission to sponsor a camping trip this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Green
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Free Scourse
Farmer Shot by Chicken Thieves in Seneca County
Sheriff Deats reports two unidentified men shot 65 year old John Goshe in the face and right shoulder as he surprised them in a Big Spring township chicken coop. The incident follows a Friday night wave of thefts with fifty chickens stolen near New Riegel. Goshe is not critically wounded and is expected to recover at Mercy hospital Findlay.
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Deats
Tiffin
Findlay
John Goshe
Big Spring Township
Seneca County
Goshe
New Riegel
He Jis
Mercy Hospital
Téffin
1933 Seen As Great Fair Year Across Expositions
The article notes 1933 will be a good fair year with record attendance expected at expositions and fairs. The Century of Progress in Chicago is praised as fair minded and the Ohio State Fair in Columbus runs August 28 to September 2 attracting Buckeyes. The Ohio fair began in Cincinnati in 1850, moving through several cities until 1874 when Columbus became permanent host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Columbus
Cincinnati
Official 1933 Ohio Highway Maps Available
Ohio state highway maps for 1933 are now available at the State Highway Department offices in Columbus. The maps include a list of points of interest for Sunday tours and vacation visits, state traffic rules, speed regulations, and citations provisions for motor accidents and drunken driving. Mass distribution will not be undertaken. motorists and organizations may request copies in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Columbus
C. W. Merrell
Merrell
Reunion Card Printing Ad in Carey Times
Local notice advertises reunion cards printed at the Carey Times office offering custom stationery and workplace nostalgia services for community events and class reunions.
Troop 22 Scout Meeting Opens with Oath and Hike Plan
Scout Troop No 22 met at 7 30 Thursday evening with all members present. The group recited the Scout oath and outlined a hike for Friday morning. Eight scouts led by Jim Harris and Kinsinger departed after noon. Scoutmaster Frederick and several others attended. Frederick presented a budget plan we accepted. Afterward, games followed first aid practice and the meeting closed with the oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Troop No. 22
Jim Harris
Kinsinger
Frederick
Scribe
Memorial Day notice to correspondents
Notice to correspondents asks that all mail be sent Monday due to Memorial Day. The paper warns of a big job releasing the issue with the holiday on Tuesday and notes Poppy Day Saturday.
Funeral services for V. V. Eakin held at St Paul Church
Funeral services were conducted at 2:00 PM Sunday at St. Paul Evangelical Church for Venemon Van Vorhis Eakin known as Frank. Rev. W. R. Shisler officiated with C. D. Mitchell singing. Burial followed in St. Paul Cemetery with pallbearers led by Harley Baughman. Eakin died Thursday morning near town after a heart attack. He was born June 9 1867 in Eden Township Wyanget County and married Della Starr March 11 1897. He is survived by his wife and two brothers James W Eakin of Hedg Mea Cutchenville and Adfred Avery Eakin of Peru Ill along with eight other siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. V. Eakin
St. Paul Evangelical Church
W. R. Shisler
C. D. Mitchell
St. Paul Cemetery
Harley Baughman
S. C. Presler
Bert Smith
E. A. “Baughman
S. M. Romig
H. ‘A. Stoll
Mr. Bakin
Venemon van Vorhis
Frank) Eakin
Eden Township
Wyanget County
James
Mary Elizabeth (Wetherby) Eakin
Della Starr
James W. Eakin
Treece and Snider Family Reunions Set for June 1933
The 36th Treece family reunion is planned for Sunday June 18 1933 at R L Cody s home Route 109 south of Malinta Ohio with H T Treece Findlay president and Mrs Ruby Criger Vanlue secretary. The 22nd Snider family reunion will be hosted by Mr and Mrs William Litzenberg three miles south of Malinta on Saturday June 10 1933 with W J Souder Washington DC president Everett Bowman vice president and Mrs Elza Jacobs Carey secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treece
R. L. Cody
Malinta
Ohio
H. T. Treece
Findlay
Ruby Criger
Vanlue
Snider
William Litzenberg
W. J. Souder
Washington, D. C
Everett Bowman
Blanchard
Elza Jacobs
Carey
High School Holds 50th Commencement in New Washington
Dr. M. C. Smalley, a graduate, attended the 50th commencement Monday evening. Capital University philosophy instructor W. C. Doescher delivered the principal address. Next Monday evening Dr. Smalley will attend the golden alumni banquet in New Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Smalley
New Washington
W. C. Doescher
Capital University
Columbus
Smalley
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Carl Koehler
Samuel Gunther
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Harlow VanBuren
Gertrude Yohe
A. E. Constien
Louise Romig
Ruth Romig
Lucille Montague
Helen Beebe
Constien
Eastern Star Inspection
James Cagney
Edw. Robinson In
Fay Wray
Ralph Bellamy
Shirley Keil
Robert Bovik
Eleanor Duffin
Billy Pearson
Bar
Ton Snow
Billy Snow
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Goodyear
Goodyear Pathfinder
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