Local Evangelical services and school events noted
Rev W B Pettie addressed the Sunday school at the Evangelical church and led the Lord's Supper. The BE L C E held a social at the Green home. Philathea met at Mrs Jefferson's. A quarterly conference is planned Friday at 7 30. The pastor will preach two sermons on Following Jesus next Sunday. A large Delphos trip by A C Y employees featured a train tour with about 350 riders. Carey high football lost 7 0 to Tiffin at Heidelberg Bowl amid mud and tough conditions. A Halloween party for juniors and seniors occurred with many costumes and games. The 1926 Caryatid engraving was awarded to Canton Engraving. The School Board ordered various magazines for class use. Ruth Smith returned after nine days absent and Raymond Lamberjack was out two weeks. Sophomore English dramatized Ivanhoe selections. Senior English studied Robin Hood and de Koven.
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fivaNn Grinrcay
Ditor
Evan ‘Gelical
Virgil Green
Philathea
Jesus
LeRoy Wonder
Delphos
Clare Livingston
Nis
Mintile
Néidig
Francis
Pox
John Fuchta
Ralph “Myers
Joe
Myers
Little
Frank’ “Parker
Steinmetz
Maryland
Maurice
Cyril Braun
Joe, Braun
Fowler Parkins
John Boyce
Jacob Kessler
Walter Smith
Railroad
Ibis
Beckman House
Erictiron
Tiffin High
Carey
Carey Boys
Tiffin
Contests Close Saturday Night as Votes Near Final
The last week of the contest demands all subscriptions and money be in the ballot box by 10 00 pm Saturday November 7 with no post midnight payments accepted. Carey voters turned out. Mrs PF L Moyer wins clerk as Wyandot county’s first woman in that office. Local election results list multiple officials across Carey Crawford township and Salem township with vote tallies and names. The outcome hinges on Saturday night ballot box counts to crown the grand prize winner.
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Carey
PF. L. Moyer
Wyandot County
Miles Mullholand
Daisy Moyer
S. H. McKee
Marshall
Harry H. Heck
A. B. Constien
Wilfrid Logsdon
Albert Frank
Salem Township
Salem A
Delmar Trachsel
Fred Altwater
Harry Ehrlich
E. M. Kinley
F. W. Pfeifer
William Roth
County Board of Education
Z. R. Wood
L. A. Althouse
W. J. Baker
Anson Bloom
B. H. Martin
Henry van Buren
Carey City Faces Lima Repps in Weekend Clash
Carey City football team travels to Lima Sunday November 8 to meet the undefeated Lima Repps led by former college players with Peach Stinchcomb at quarterback. The Maroons of Sandusky visit Sandusky on November 15 for Carey’s next game.
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Carey City
Lima Repps
Lima
Peach Stinchcomb
Carey
Sandusky
Carey to Meet Senecas on Armistice Day
The Carey football team will host the Senecas of Toledo on Armistice Day in a scheduled game at Carey. The matchup pits local rivals in a regional clash with Armistice Day as the stage for the contest.
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Carey
Senecas of
Toledo
Carey -On -Armistice Day
Real Estate Deals Here Reported by Newhard Co
Herschel Graves buys the J L Hood property on Grove street. Frank Emerine purchases the Ray Griffith residence on S Patterson street from Ross Patterson. Jay Newhard Jr buys the Harold Smith property on South street.
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Newhard
Catholic Bazaar At Our Lady Of Consolation
Our Lady of Consolation parish will host its annual bazaar on November 23 and 24. A chicken supper will be served each evening and a large array of articles will be on sale. Everyone is welcome.
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Our Lady of Consolation
Local Sports Notes Preview J U A M Football and Basketball Plans
The article outlines J O U A M football facing a postponed week ago game with Bowman coaching and a strong practice week. It notes basketball under Mr Constein with new freshmen and sophomores, plans for practice games with Vanlue, a December 18 away game, a January 15 home opener, and two games each against Dola St Wendelin and J O U A M of Tiffin, plus further schedule details.
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Constein
Vanlue
Dola
St Wendelin
Tiffin
Luther Church Notes Plans and Activities This Week
The Lutheran church announces sermons on priceless things and Bible questions for next Sunday. Services include a 2:30 pm sermon in Vanlue, Luther League on prayer led by Margaret Ann Pepple, and catechetical class for youths ten and older awaiting confirmation. Men's Brotherhood meets Thursday with officer elections and reports from Findlay. Wing's 1c sale runs Thursday to Saturday.
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Vanlue
Luther League
Margaret Ann Pepple
Men's Brotherhood
Findlay
Forty Hours Devotion Opens at Our Lady of Consolation
Forty Hours Devotion begins next Sunday with a 7:00 mass at Our Lady of Consolation Church. Mrs. Clara Straw and daughter Christine Miss Hortense Roll and Mrs. R G Pennington attended the burial of John Wensinger of Ashland at Sycamore Wednesday afternoon.
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Our Lady of Consolation Church
Clara Straw
Christine
Hortense Roll
R. G. Pennington
John Wensinger
Ashland
Sycamore
Car rollover near Findlay road injures two occupants
A Willys-Knight sedan from Toledo went off a turn on the Findlay road west of town and rolled over several times. The two men inside were not seriously injured, one with a broken arm and shoulder and the other with a head cut. The car was not damaged.
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Willys-Knight
Toledo
Findlay Road
Fred Dible
Telegraph Operator Tom Perry Drives 64 Miles Daily
Tom Perry a long distance telegraph operator for the A C and Y line commutes from Bluffton to Carey each morning covering 64 miles by Ford to fulfill his duties. His dedication marks him as perhaps the farthest daily arriver among the company’s staff.
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Tom Perry
Carey
Bluffton
Ford
Helen Hat Shoppe Embroidery Threads Featured
Celestia sells washable artificial silk and fast color embroidery cottons with stamped articles not in packages, ideal for boiling dye processes and embroidery projects at The Helen Hat Shoppe.
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Celestia
Hocking Valley Station Relocated and Expanded
The Hocking Valley station has moved to a new site and a second platform is being laid east of the new tracks. The facility is undergoing extensive remodeling and improvements.
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Hocking Valley
Car Crash Damages Ford. Mrs Pieraccini Severely Cut
Monday evening a Kentuckian worker driving from the north collided with the Pieraccini family’s Ford sedan on N Vance street. The impact shattered two windows and caused a deep cut to Mrs. Pieraccia's left arm.
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Fred Pieraccini
N. Vance Street
Onion Fields
Mayor Proclaims Armistice Day Holiday in City
In line with tradition and at the request of the American Legion the mayor proclaims November 11 Armistice Day as a holiday and asks citizens to suspend business and observe the day as much as possible.
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American Legion
Redpath Bureau Plans Carey Chautauqua 1926
D L Cornete of the Redpath bureau in Columbus returned Tuesday to complete arrangements for Carey’s 1926 Chautauqua. The required number of tickets has been guaranteed and Redpath promises a better program than ever before.
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D L. Cornete
Redpath Bureau
Columbus
Carey
Redpath
Stork Delivers 8 Pound Son to Brooks Family
An 8 pound son was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brooks. He was named Peter Henry.
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Lawrence Brooks
Peter Henry
Miss Jennie Barnes Returns From Lakeside Visit
Miss Jennie Barnes returned to her home in Lakeside Tuesday after a visit with Mrs. R. C. Pennington.
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Jennie Barnes
Lakeside
R. C. Pennington
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Davat Bigs
Ira Wickiser
Aso
Modiey
Jenny Lind
Red Cross
Canton Engraving and Electrotype Company
Current History
International Book Review
American Poultry Journal
Atlantic Monthly
Nature Magazine
Good Housekeeping
National Geographic
le Petite Journal
Science and Invention
The
Golden Book
Ruth Smith
Raymond Lamberjack
Victor
de Koven
Cotest
Wendel Wentling
Carey R. BE. Smiley Wee
Carey Russell Ward
Carey Margaret Hunter
WIL
Kuppenheimer
Burson & Kurtz
Bowman
Lutheran Church Notes
Wing
Ewing
STORK
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