Largest LASS Graduates STH at Garey High School
The Garey high school held its largest commencement in history with 49 graduates in the auditorium filled to capacity. The program opened with the high school orchestra, featured a class address by John Henry Newman, and included valedictorian Orvetta Wentling and salutatorian Genevieve Jacoby among 24 named graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Plomas
Paul Nolrath
Pastoriat
Church
Port High
School
Tbs
Jack’ Heck
Stommy
Stomhaugh
Robert ‘Sultzbach
Zani
Enic
C. Arthur
John Henry Newman
State of Ohio Library
W. S. Huffman
W. L. Arnbolt
Glen Smiley
Orvetta Wentling
Genevieve Jacoby
Elizabeth
Board of Education
Lucia
Vollrath
Glen C. Smiley
Alice Ogg
Lucille Kurtz
Louis Allen
Zellon Audrush
Elizabeth Bachman
Dean Baker
Helen Beebe
Louis Collet
Harold Emerine
Herman Emerine
la Moin Fagan
Herman Feck
James Fetters
George ‘Grady
Willis Green
Elizabeth Hart
Jack Heck
Geneva Hein
Iva Helms
Helyn Hendricks
Charles Hoff
Evelyn Hosafros
Helen Johnson
Evelyn Kear
Laura Keller
Lucille Kinsinger
Frederick Kinney
Charles Long
George Messmer
Kathryn Mitten
Martha Platt
Doris Ruéhle
Ruth Ruffing
Wilford Shuman
Betty Spitler
Tommy ‘Stombaugh
Fordyce Stroub
Audrey Tong
Dread Tong
Mary Trachsel
Frank Trojano
Hubert Yost
Communion for C L of C Members at Our Lady of Consolation
Members of the C L of C will take communion as a group at 7 30 mass on Sunday May 29 at Our Lady of Consolation church. Breakfast follows at the pilgrim house. Members meet at the C L of C hall at 7 15 and those attending breakfast should notify president Miss Frances Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. of C
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Pilgrim House
C. L. of C. Hall
Frances Myers
Notice of Lumber Yard Closure and Sale to Snyder Lumber Co
R. D. Perkins announces the sale of all lumber and building materials to The Snyder Lumber Co. and his intent to discontinue the yard’s operation. An office remains on the premises for collections by appointment. Call X-3%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder Lumber Co
R. D Perkins
Car overturns near Greer woods injures none
A Model A Ford rolled over Saturday around 6 00 near Greer woods three miles northeast of town. Driver Wayne Presler and his uncle Darwin Presler of Adrian were uninjured though the car was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer Woods
Wayne Presler
Darwin Presler
Adrian
St Vincent's nurse graduate Miss Lucille Rall
Miss Lucille Rall graduated with the nursing class from St. Vincent's hospital Toledo. She is daughter of Mrs. Martha Collet of South Patterson Street and is visiting her mother's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Rall
St. Vinecent’s Hospital
Toledo
Miss Rall
Martha Collet
S. Patterson Street
Ice delivery suspended for Decoration Day notice
Ice customers are informed there will be no ice delivery on Decoration Day. The ice house will open Sunday and Monday from 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. Carhy Mill & Elevator Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carhy Mill & Elevator .Co
Marriage Announcement for Glatre Rollinger and Edward Fries
Mr and Mrs John Rollinger announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Glatre Rollinger to Mr Edward M Fries son of Judge and Mrs Edward Fries of Bowling Green The ceremony occurred December 26 1931 at the Methodist Episcopal church officiated by Rev O L Lindenkamp The couple will reside at 1683 Wyandotte Road after June 1 They will attend Ohio State University in summer 1932 Fries is a former football coach at Carey High School and a UW Seattle graduate Mrs Fries previously taught commercial and girls physical education at Carey High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘G.rollinger
Tremont
Glatre Rollinger
Edward Ss. Fries
Edward M. Fries
Bowling Green
Oo. L. Lindenkamn
Fifth Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fries
Boston
Sistéy
Yang
Moe ‘Walker
Peisse
Ohio’ State University
Friés
University of Washington
Seattle
Wash
Carey
Carey High School
Commercial and
Daily Vacation Bible School at Memorial Evangelical Church
Rev E D Paulin and Rev and Mrs E D Paulin will lead a free Daily Vacation Bible School at Memorial Evangelical Church starting Tuesday May 31. Kindergarten and up are invited. An offering will be collected each morning. Registration and prep take place Saturday May 28 at 2:00 PM in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Paulin
Memorial Evangelical Church
Rev Turrell Wins Second in Sermon Essay Contest
Reverend Roger J. Turrell pastor of the Milford Methodist church earned second prize in a national sermon essay contest sponsored by the American Eugenics Society. The contest offered five prizes and was open to ministers, priests, and rabbis. Turrell plans to read his sermon this Sunday on Religion and Eugenics Has the Church Any Responsibility for Improving the Human Stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger J. Turrell
American Eugenics Society
Ernest Hooten
M Harvard
Nielson
Smith College
Goldstein
Jewish Institute of New York
Turrell
Milford
Turrel
Well Drilled Deeper on Elmer Moser Farm Gas and Oil Increase
Well No. 1 on the Elmer Moser farm in Ridge township section 12 was deepened after a 2 000 000 foot gas well drilled by R W Kirk and others. It now yields 15 barrels of oil daily and higher gas flow after being shot with 100 quarts of nitroglycerin. A second well is planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Moser
Ridge Township
R W. Kirk
Social at the C K of O Hall on June 2
The C K of O social will be at their hall on S Vance street Thursday evening June 2. Cards dancing and lunch planned. Dancing starts at 9 o clock. Ladies 10c and gentlemen 15c. All invited. 19-20
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C K. of
S. Vance Street
Decoration Day Parade Call for Auxiliary Members
American Legion Auxiliary members are asked to meet at Colonel Crawford school on Monday at 9 30 in the morning for the Decoration Day parade. Cars will be furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Colonel Crawford
W. B. A. Calls Members to Rally Practice Friday Evening
All members of the W. B. A. are requested to be present Friday evening to practice for the rally scheduled for the first of June.
Decoration Day Program card for Memorial Day parade
Memorial Day events outline a parade assembling at the Colonel Crawford or East end school building at 8 15. Participants include colors, marching squad, drum corps, veterans from World War I and Spanish War, auxiliary, ministers, and Boy Scouts. The procession travels to Grove and St Marys cemeteries for addresses, prayers, and songs. An afternoon program at Col William Crawford monument features music, a Senator Roche address, flag raising, and the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris
Rat UO Ig
High Street
E. Findlay Street
Vance
Spring
Grove Cemetery
C. W. Sultzbach
Paul Vollrath
E. D. Paulin
Col. Wm. Crawford
Senator Roche
Willard and Carey Play After Crawford’s Monument Program
A ball game follows Crawford's monument program on the rubber plant diamond with Willard facing Carey. Citizens urged to attend and cheer the junior team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford’s Monument
Rubber Plant
Willard
Carey
Breakfast Served At Club Room Monday Morning
The club announces a breakfast in the club room from 7 30 to 8 30 Monday morning with a call to turnout for the boys.
Memorial Sermon Set For May 29 At Evangelical Church
On Sunday morning May 29 the Legion and Auxiliary meet at 10 o clock in the club room then travel to the Evangelical church for a memorial sermon by Rev Paulin. THE TOP KICK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and Auxiliary
Evangelical Church
Fed Paulin
Dr Heibert to Preach in Carey
Dr F B Herbert a former pastor will occupy the Christ Lutheran church pulpit this Sunday in Carey. He will lead services in Rev Paul R Clouser's absence who is visiting Harrisburg with his ill health father and attending Gettysburg College centennial events. Clouser plans to return to Carey mid next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F B. Herbert
Christ Lutheran Church
Paul R Clouser
Clouser
Harrisbore
Gettysburg College
Carey
Death of Mrs Rebecca Laubach noted in Bloomville
Word came Tuesday of the death of Mrs Rebecca Laubach in Bloomville at age 87. She was a great aunt of Mrs Forest Baker and Harley Wolfe. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2:00 PM. Mr and Mrs Wolfe plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Laubach
Bloomville
Laubach
Forest Baker
North of Town
Harley Wolfe
South of
Carey
Wolfe
W. C. T. U. Meet Friday at Mrs Keller's Home
The W. C. T. U. will meet Friday at 2:00 p.m. with Mrs. H. B. Keller at her home on Findlay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Keller
H.Findlay_street
Carey Kiwanis hears plan for Boy Scouts district
Carey Kiwanis Club heard Arthur Brooks of the Harding Area Council outline a proposed Carey district to develop the scout program. The plan calls for a district committee, local officers, a training course, and a Board of Review with representation on the area executive board. A public meeting for interested groups is scheduled for Monday June 6 at 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Arthur ‘Vs. Brooks
Scout
Harding
Areg
Boojce
Carey
Wyandot
Crawford
Marion
Morrow
Alijgs
Saa Ae Ip
Harding Area
W. S. Huffman
W. N. Johnson
Kiwanis Scout Committee
Paul R. Clouser
Carey Fire Department Presents The Fire Brigade
The Carey fire department will present a four act musical comedy drama The Fire Brigade at the high school auditorium this Thursday evening under Capt. Harry DeLong of New York City. The program features lively musical numbers and a dramatic fire scene with life net leaps and scenic effects. Souvenir programs will be given at the door and seating is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Fire Department
Fire Brigade
Harry DeLong
New York City
Married Sunday Catherine Breitigam Weds Franklin Beard
Miss Catherine Breitigam daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace M Breitigam of near Vanlue wed Franklin C Beard son of Mrs Charles Harris of Mt Blanchard Sunday at 6 pm in Findlay at the home of Rev W R Arnold pastor of Bethlehem United Brethren church. The couple will reside with the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Breitigam
Wallace M. Breitigam
Vanlue
Franklin C. Beard
Charles Harris
Mt. Blanchard
W. R. Arnold
Findlay
Arnold
Bethlehem United Brethren Church
Harris
Orville Breitigam
Jane
Mary Jane
L. J. Buckingham
Earl Breitigam
Alumni Reception At Carey High School This Friday
The Carey high school alumni plan a reception on Friday evening May 27 at the school auditorium for the current graduating class replacing the earlier announced banquet. A program featuring dancing cards and entertainment is planned. A 50 cent per person charge will be billed to alumni members and their guests. dues are waived for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey High School
Pythian Sisters Call Members to Thursday Meeting
All members and officers are requested to attend the regular meeting this Thursday evening to practice for memorial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pythian Sisters
Notice to Girl Scouts for Poppy Sale
All Girl Scouts are requested to meet at the Legion room Saturday afternoon at 1 00 to help sell poppies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Room
Ditch Work Begins Near Malinta
D. G. Watson of Malinta began clearing Spring Rumditch, located east of town, to improve drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Watson
Malinta
Rumditch
Conlebsted First Mass for Rev. Collet in Carey
Rev. Martin Collet celebrated his first mass at Our Lady of Consolation Church with a solemn ceremony. Deacon Nicholas Martyn and Fr. Edwin Borntraeger assisted as others from his Franciscan order joined the sanctuary. A procession, lilies, poems, and a welcome reception followed, with future studies planned at Franciscan institutions and Catholic University in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Collety
Nicholas
Or Téwny
Our’ Lady
Con‘solation
Collet
Dominic Marty
O. M
Decatur
Ill
Othmar Miller
M. C
Wis Hay Shetome
Hs Stibedeadony
Tosepii
Willams 9
Frenchtown
Bautroll Nati
Mie
Sof
Edwin Borntraeger
Paul
Monica Mullholand
Mary Jome
Mary Louise Mullholand
John Orians
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
C. Steinmetz
C. K. of C
Theodore Myers
K. of C
Frances Riester
C. L
C. FF
St. Nicholas Church
Our Lady of Consolation School
St. Francis Seminary
Floyd Knobs
Ind
Syracuse
N. Y
St. Anthony-on-the-Hudson
Rensselaer
Carey
Fmlayd Knobs
Catholic University At
Washington, D. C
Eighth Grade Commencement at Our Lady of Consolation
Our Lady of Consolation parochial school plans Sunday evening commencement at 8 o clock in the church. Eighth grade graduates receiving diplomas include Helena Bakies John Black Rita Brown Vincent Brown Margaret Dow Robert Kitzler Estelle Kessler Robert Kramer Rosemary Kramer Glenna Kurtz Margaret Lamberjack Richard McKinnon Ruth Mullholand Mary Louise Mullholand Sylvester Myers Annabelle Mitten Mararet Wenzinger Lorraine Wiggerman Isabelle Zender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Consolation School
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Helena Bakies
John Black
Rita Brown
Vincent Brown
Margaret Dow
Robert Kitzler
Estelle Kessler
Robert Kramer
Rosemary Kramer
Glenna Kurtz
Margaret Lamberjack
Richard McKinnon
Ruth Mullholand
Mary Louise Mullholand
Sylvester Myers
Annabelle Mitten
Mararet Wenzinger
Lorraine Wiggerman
Isabelle Zender
Toledo A. and P. names new store manager A Morin
A Morin of Toledo assumed duties as manager of the local A. and P. store on Monday, succeeding Paul Kelley who had served eight years. J C Steiner of Findlay assists in the store temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morin
Toledo
Paul Kelley
J. C. Steiner
Findlay
Service at County Home by Rev L C Hoover
Rev L C Hoover pastor of the Evangelical church in Upper Sandusky will speak at the county home Sunday afternoon June 5 Flower Mission Day of the W C T U will be observed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Hoover
Evangelical Church
Upper Sandusky
Death of Mrs Emily Galsbroner at Springville Home
Long illness from heart trouble ends for Mrs Emily Galsbroner born October 31 1854 in Springville. Survived by two sons Brayton and Forrest Crislip and two daughters Naomi and Mabel Crislip. Funeral at 2:30 pm at home with Rev C W Sultzbach. buried Spring Grove cemetery. Pallbearers named from Findlay, Toledo and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Galsbroner
Spring~ville
Galbroner
Springville
Carey
Harvey Wonder
Adam Amerine
T. O. Clark
Blaine Bright
Findlay
G. M. Brayton
Will Anderson
Toledo
Semi Pros to Host Mansfield Bears in Carey Sunday
Don Donelson's Semi Pros meet the Mansfield Bears in Carey on Sunday May 29. Bears, a fast colored club from Ohio, make their base ball debut here while previously playing football and one of three Sycamore games last year. Harve Ferner will pitch this season and a Thursday twilight game against the Lovell Giants at 6 p.m. features Charles Keckler pitching for Lovell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Donelson
Mansfield Bears
Ohio
Bears
Carey
Sycamore
Don
Harve (Hook) Ferner
Lovell Giants
Sharp
Charles Keckler
Carey Ace
Lovell
Boy Escapes Injury in Farmyard Sow Attack
Three year old Andy Collet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Collet, narrowly escaped serious harm after four brood sows attacked him in a hog lot on the J. H. Carothers farm. Mrs. Collet chased off a sow dragging his leg, and doctors stitched a scalp wound and a cut near the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Andrew Collet
East of Town
J. H. Carothers
Collet
Carey Wins Saturday in County Seat Baseball Battle
Carey defeats Upper Sandusky 7 to 4 in junior league action at the county seat. Carey pitchers Messmer and C Jacoby mix with solid defense as Carey tallies multiple hits including two three-base and two two-base hits, led by Carey at the plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
American Legion
Upper Sandusky
Rhe Carey
Messmer
C Jacoby
Slover-Culver
Dicky
Carey Ao
Poppy Day Saturday Emblem Sale By Girl Scouts
A call to wear red poppies to honor the living and the dead urges participation in a Girl Scout emblem sale this Saturday. The verse invites readers to buy poppies as a memorial and support for veterans.
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Cc. L. OF C. Communion
ST. Vincent's
Daily Vacation Bible School
Rev. Turrell
W. B. A. Notion
Earl Green
Américan’ ‘Legion
DR. Heibert
the Fire Brigade
Alumini
Conlebrsted
NEW A. & P
Emily Galbroner
W. L
Girl Scouts
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