Wharton Grocer Rowland Duo Expands Local Store
C M Rowland and son Cecil of Wharton have purchased the W H Lytle grocery and are busy rearranging stock and replenishing it. They have opened a cream station and plan to expand offerings. Rowland, former proprietor of a Wharton general store, will co manage the business with his son while relocating to Carey with his family soon.
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C. M Rowland
Cecil
Wharton
W. H. Lytle Grocery
Rowland
G. W. Beis
Main Street
Store brings items as neighbors recall morning
A fragmentary report notes Orville Stroub and his wife on South Street were visited by a delivery on Wednesday morning, with neighbors recalling what the store brought to the household.
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Orville Stroub
South ‘Street
Maccabee Rally Draws Large Crowd at Moose Lodge
The District rally of the Maccabees occurred Friday at the Moose air venue with a large turnout. Highlights included reviews by Mrs. Mina Greniin Bellevitg Past Supreme Commander, Mrs. Myrtle Perkins of Garey, and others. An evening program featured a style show, music by an amateur orchestra, flag service, a fancy drill, and a Mock Degree. Anna Kimmel of Fostoria was honored for 25 years as record keeper, causing Fostoria ladies to miss attendance.
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Findlay
Ening
Exeretcises
Garey
Jan ‘Adare Ress
Daisy M Moyer
Caréy
Mina Smith
Fannié. Smith
Tiffin
Anna Kimmel
Fostoria
G. W. Sutphen
Jesse Still
W. E. , Montague
James Sutphen
Roger Lindsay
Carey
Ladies of Findlay
Russell Fagan
Bucyrus Defeats American Legion in Tight Linfield Field Game
Bucyrus football edged Carey American Legion 14 to 6 at National Lime Stone Co field. Both sides failed to score in the first half. Carey struck first in the second half on a pass before Bucyrus answered with a line smash and a long pass setup. Carey miscued with fumbles and poor passes as out of town players contributed to a welcomer effort.
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Bucyrus
Carey American Legion
National Lime & Stone Co
Carey
Cleveland
Robbery Alert Near Hocking Valley Stirs Fostoria
Friday night about 11 o clock an Italian laborer was held up near the Hocking Valley and robbed of his watch and some money. Police in other towns were alerted and Fostoria reported one man answering the description. Saturday morning the victim and Policeman George Krider and John Raymond Logsdon went to Fostoria and found the suspect had been discharged as doubts remained he was the man sought.
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Hocking Valley
Fostoria
George Kri
John Raymond Logsdon
Fractured Elbow Suffered by Local Night Engineer
Halloweeners are suspected of causing a fractured elbow for F. Manley a night engineer at the Federal porcelain plant. He stumbled on a rolled wire fence on the sidewalk before reaching Farmers' elevator and was injured Sunday night. the wire was not there earlier, suggesting vandalism by boys.
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F. Manley
Mr. Manley
the Federal
Porcelain and
Farmers’ Elevator
Manley
Burglary Baffles Bellevernon Family on East Main
Mr and Mrs Hugh Ekleberry and their son found their East Main street home ransacked Sunday evening after returning from Bellevernon. Only loose change in a child's box was missing. Entry is believed to have come through a front window.
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Hugh Ekleberry
Bellevernon
East Main Street
Voting place changes in Carey precincts outlined
The notice lists updated voting locations for Carey precincts: Precinct C now at Sutters undertaking rooms, Precinct A atMontague's photograph gallery, Precinct B at the town hall, Bresstet D Floyd Smith's broom shop, and Precinct E at the farmers' cream station.
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Carey
Sutter
Jack King
Montague
Bresstet -D
Floyd Smith
Chicken Supper Planned by United Evangelical Church Ladies
The ladies of the United Evangelical church will serve a chicken supper at Moose Hall on Saturday evening, November 5, starting at 4:30. Everyone is invited.
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Ladies of the United Evangelical Church Awl
Moose Hall
Home Town Paper Week Campaign Promotes Local Subscriptions
A fragmented note advocates Home Town Paper Week to boost subscriptions. It stresses community ties and the role of the local newspaper in sustaining life during unsettled times, urging readers to subscribe through the period ending November 12.
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Eva
Local nuptials and town notes from Upper Sandusky
Alfred E Beard and Rosa Mond Babcock of Sycamore wed Saturday. Bonds bought by Lewis Bank in road district No. 106. Koehler of Salem township and Mable Bachman of Jackson township married Thursday. Burkhart and Susan Frank wed in Upper Sandusky. Local druggists Tschanen Bros. retire. Bowman and Haynes successors. Harold Morris and Freda Inman marry in Upper Sandusky. Camilla Haner and W R Vivian wed. Rev J W Holland officiates. Open season for hunting listed. a Ford owned by John Barick stolen and found in Marion. Seventeen marriage licenses issued in October. Lucinda Tracht dies. maiden Kell. Fire at Pennsylvania railroad bridge in Upper Sandusky. Opponents meet on new school bond measure. proposed $190,000 structure debated. Harrison Rieser dies in Toledo auto crash. driver also killed. Harry Swartz breaks leg in accident near Harpster. Skunk captured near Sycamore released on county game farm.
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Alfred E. Beard
Rosamond Babcock
Sycamore
the. Lewis
Bank & Trust Co
Mochtee
Robert Koehler
Salem Township
Mable ‘Bachman
Jackson Township
Upper Sandusky
Charles Burkhart
Susan Frank
He. Tschanen Bros
John E. Barick
Marion
Lucinda Tracht
Philip Tracht
Sandusky
Lucinda Kell
Crawford County
Sandusky River
Five Ballots on Carey Election Docket
Carey voters will face five ballots next Tuesday. The largest is the municipal ballot, followed by the township ballot, then three proposed amendments to the state constitution on one ballot, and two small ballots for the county board and the school board. Carey supports W. J. Baker for county board, the first candidate from this area to seek the post. The county board can redraw school district lines, transfer territory, appoint a county superintendent, order elections for centralization, and appoint assistant superintendents. these powers have local implications for Wyandot county and its schools.
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Wyandot
Tt Board
Crawford township voting places divided by water bounds
Voters in Crawford township will cast ballots next Tuesday at the township room in city hall or at Ruffing's implement store. The split is north and south of the Findlay Carey water bounds along Findlay street and Ranger road, determining voting locations.
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Crawford Township
Ruffing’s
Findlay-Carey Water
Findlay Street
Sandusky-Carey Water
Beaschier Family Moves to Gilboa Pastorate
Rev. G H Beaschier and wife plus children left for Gilboa to take pastorates at Gilboa and Bentoni Ridge. Farewell turnout large and profitable as friends loaded household goods for the new home.
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G. H. Beaschier
Golboa
Beaschier
Bentoni Ridge
County League Rally At Local Church Tonight
Wyandotte county leagues hold a rally Friday evening November 11 at 7 30 p m at a United Evangelical church The event aims to inspire with talks from attendees of a recent Christian Endeavor convention and invites full attendance by all young peoples associations
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United Evangelical Church
Wyandotte County
Young Peoples Association
Canv Atford
Carey Kiwanis Club Banquet Transforms Hall With Halloween Flair
Carey Kiwanis Club held a Halloween themed banquet at the Catholic hall with ghostly lighting, paper caps, rattles, and a stringed orchestra. The event featured E. B. Kurtz, Miss Helen Griffith, and Judge Roy Williams. Frank C. Poling presented the charter and outlined a six district plan for Ohio Kiwanis.
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Kiwanis Club
Catholic Hall
Kiwanis
Agia
Ial
Findlay
Sandusky
Sandusky City
Linda
Kenton
Columbia
E. B. Kurtz
Carey Kiwans Club
Helen Griffith
Charminoro
Ecountry
Carey Kiwanis
Carey Club
Sandusky Kiwanians
Thayer
Carey
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Spencer
J. G. Loy
Parish Supper and Bazaar for Old Chapel Improvements
Catholic hall hosts a parish supper and bazaar by Christian Mothers and Children of Mary to defray expenses for chapel improvements. Event set for Wednesday and Thursday evenings November 16 and 17 with proceeds aiding the church project.
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Ian
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