Carey's Volunteer Fire Department Officers and Crew
The men in the truck include W. R. Zeis secretary and first driver S. W. Pahl assistant chief Thomas Baker trustee Donald Hunter Forest Bland trustee Gerald Doppler assistant driver seated on the hood Chief Ilo Wonder EB Snyder treasurer Harvey Sopher trustee J. T. Stombaugh and Henry Emerine standing also part of the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Zeis
S. W. Pahl
Thomas Baker
Gerald Doppler
Ilo Wonder
EB. G. Snyder
Harvey Sopher
J. T. Stombaugh
Henry Emerine
Social Events Highlight Town Gatherings This Week
The J. T. club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Glen Watson east of town. Numerous dinners and socials occur across town with Euchre and Bridge parties hosted by local residents including the Peirce and Newhard families. Attendees include Homer Wonders, E. Burson families, Ida Newcomer, Elim Hills guests, and out of town guests Edwin Naus and Marguerite Holden among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Club
Glen Watson
Dinner Guests At Tracy Johnsons Home
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson and son Duane visited Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Johnson north of town with Mr. and Mrs. Mon roe Dotson and sons Billy and Edwin. Also Mrs. Adah Johnson and daughters Miss Adah Miss Mae and granddaughter Betty Johnson of Upper Sandusky called in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Naus
Upper Sandusky
Marguerite Holden
Juveilie Chesebrough
Richard Frederick
John Bland
Tiffin
Carl Johnson
Duane
Monroe Dotson
Billy
Edwin
Mr. Johnson
Tracy Johnson
Adah Johnson
Miss Adah
Miss Mae
Betty Johnson
Ruehle Family Gathering Features Tureen Dinner
A Sunday family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ruehle northeast of town featured a tureen dinner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tanner and children Walter, Dale and Louise, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Vogel and sons Delbert, Clarence, Robert, Paul and Wayne of McCutchenville, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gintert of Leavittsburg, Miss Hattie Ruehle, Mr. and Mrs. Ruehle and Arden, plus Mrs. Mary Spokey and grandchildren Mary Ruth and Junior with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Spokey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Ruehle
Fred Tanner
Walter
Dale
Louise
EE. F. Vogel
Delbert
Clarence
Robert
Paul
Wayne
McCutchenville
Fred Gintert
Leavittsburg
Hattie Ruehle
Ruehle
Arden
Mary Spokey
Mary Ruth
Wm. Spokey
Fortnightly Club Hosts Final Meeting Of Season
Mrs. R. C. Beebe of West North Street will welcome the Fortnightly Club for the last meeting of the season. Mrs. C. Guy Thome will present current events and the annual officer election will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Beebe
W. North Street
C.guy Thome
Loyal Workers Social Meet Planned by Me morial Church
The Loyal Workers class of Memorial Evangelical Sunday school will hold a regular social gathering Friday evening in the church basement. The social committee is led by Mr and Mrs Claude Johnson and Mr and Mrs Van Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Claude Johnson
van Barker
Thursday Evening Social At Mrs Snobargers Home
Miss Virginia Snobarger entertained several friends Thursday evening at her W Findlay street home. The gathering featured cards and music with refreshments. Guests included Miss Mabel Wilson Miss Kitty Baker Miss Martha Snobarger Graydon Knowlton Dean Baker Don Deitrick and Edgar Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Snobarger
W. Findlay Street
Mabel Wilson
Crawford
Kitty Baker
North of Town
Martha Snobarger
Graydon Knowlton
Adrian
Dean Baker
Don Deitrick
Edgar Keller
Stork Brings Two Newborns to Local Families
A 9-pound son named Robert Edwin born Sunday May 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Wagner on West street. A 10-pound son named Paul Richard born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weinandy of Findlay. christening at St Michael’s in Findlay with Grace Weinandy and Richard Simon as sponsors. Mrs. Weinandy is the Hoff’s daughter of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolla Wagner
West Street
Robert Edwin
Paul Weinandy
Findlay
Paul Richard
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Grace Weinandy
Upper Sandusky
Richard Simon
Ann Arbor
Mich
Weinandy
W. B. Hoff
Driver Arrested After Refusing to Repark Truck
A driver for the Automobile Transportation Co. was jailed after police ordered him to repark a double deck truck loaded with six new Ford cars. He will face a hearing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Automobile Transportation Co
Marriage License Issued in Greenup Ky
A marriage license was issued in Greenup Kentucky to Lester P. Beltz of Upper Sandusky and Laverne May Matteson of Lovell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenup, Ky
Lester P. Beltz
Upper Sandusky
Laverne May Matteson
Lovell
Dible Phillips Family Reunion Set for June 19 1932
The 14th annual Dible Phillips family reunion will be at Carey Park on Sunday June 19 1932. WN B Dible of Carey is president and F E Phillips of Carey is secretary. Publish your reunion date in our Coming Events column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dible
Phillips
Carey Park
WN. B. Dible
Carey
F. E. Phillips
Bellevue to Choose Superintendent
Prof. D. H. Patton of Wilmington County Schools will be recommended by the Bellevue teachers committee for formal election as Bellevue public schools superintendent. The vacancy followed the death of Prof. C. M. Carrick after weeks of inquiry and interviewing more than 100 applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
H. Patton
Wilmington
Wilmington County Schools
Board of Education
Bellevue Public Schools
Patton
C. M. Carrick
Death toll of Atty John Lombard in Cleveland
Mrs. C A Williams received word Tuesday of the sudden death of her cousin Attorney John Lombard of Cleveland. About 40, he died from heart trouble. Son of the late George Lombard reared at Adrian, he is survived by his wife and one child. Funeral and burial will be held in Cleveland this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Williams
Atty
John Lombard
Cleveland
Lombard
George Lombard
Adrian
Mustard Plaster Debate Over Rastus Prescription
A humorously framed exchange shows a lady of color asking if another mustard plaster will be ordered for Rastus, while the medic agrees perhaps one more is needed and mentions a ham slice as part of the prescription. The dialogue reflects period dialect and medical belief in home remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodah
Reunion Cards Drive Miss Nopper's Toledo Visit
Miss Margaret Nopper of Toledo visited Wednesday afternoon to be a guest of Miss Frances Myers northwest of town and stayed until this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nopper
Toledo
Frances Myers
Washington Refused Kingship Offer in 1782
The article recalls General George Washington refusing an 1782 offer by Colonel Lewis Nicola to assume kingship and rule the United States. It notes the army's loyalty, Congress’ arrears, and Washington’s firm rebuke in a May 22 1782 letter, preserving republic ideals at a critical wartime moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
U Revolutionary Army
Washington
United State
Pepayadington
America
Newburgh
Hudson
Cornwallis
Congress
Lewis Nicola
Henry Cabot Lodge
Caesar
Revolutionary Army
George Aueninetan
Nicola
Banishing harmful thoughts urged for the sake of country
A speaker pleads with a person to abandon disagreeable schemes and never express sentiment of the like nature again. He cites concern for country, self, posterity, and respect for the speaker to deter future communication of such sentiments.
Fires destroy barn and roof at Berwick area farms
A Monday evening blaze destroyed the Roll Sisters farm barn east of Berwick on the New Haven road. Tenant Steve Clouse was away, with no one near the barn when the fire started. A separate Wednesday fire damaged the roof of a horse barn on the C M Wenner farm north of town, occupied by Forest Wenner and family. Fire departments responded. the causes remain under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roll Sisters
Berwick
New Haven
Steve Clouse
C. M. Wenner
Forest Wenner
Carey
Birth Stones for Professions Roaring in Verse
A playful verse lists stones linked to trades from laundresses to editors and motorists, pairing each occupation with a symbolic stone. The rhythm links familiar items like soapstone and grindstone to roles such as policemen, stock brokers, burglars, and tourists, ending with a boastful tombstone and milestone.
Too Good to Be True Rastus Murdered in Funeral Ruse
A dramatic funeral proceeds as a widow urges her son to peer into a coffin and confirm the deceased Rastus is really her husband and father. The preacher extols virtues while doubt unsettles the ceremony. The scene hints at a startling hidden truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rastus
Johnnie
Dare
A Trick of the Trade in a Bakers Shop
A benevolent old gentleman speaks to a boy in a baker's shop about cakes. The boy replies he would never steal though he sometimes licks a cake, insisting he does not take any. The exchange highlights temptation and honesty in a small setting.
Rates for ads and real estate policy notice
Rates list minimum 25c for a four line ad. Extra insertions 15c, extra lines 5c. Feasel licensed real estate broker Farm and City. Policy mentions home residence protection features including personal safety and activities away from home. Remlinger Astro Council Room 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Feasel
Farmé and
Ee Tol
Remlinger
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Donald Hunter
Forest Bland
Homer
E. B. Kurtz
E. S. Burson
Paul and
Reid
WD. M. Burson
Ida Newcomer
William Peircé
Sodality
Young Ladies Sodality of
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Elim Hills
Contract Bridge Club
George Newhard
H. B. Keller
Anna Snyder
Grover Snyder
EB. Findlay Street
T. D. Romig
Carl Koehler
Koehler
Carey Times
Ameerican Leg
Wilen Washington
Emerine Bros
Glen, Gault
Peter Jacob
Upper
Sandusky
U. S. Route
Poland
Frank Walter
Wharton
LaVerne Markley
Simon Kadlee
Glen Ave
N. Vance Street
S. Patterson Street
Evelyn M. Hosafros
Katie Redman
Rytex Ripple Stationery
Rytex Ripple
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