Pastor changes at Carey Methodist Church
The Carey Methodist Church announces Rev. Shellhaas will leave for Wapakoneta after three years and be replaced by Rev. Roger Turrell from Trinity Church Dayton. Turrell, holder of AB from Ohio Wesleyan and BD from Boston Divinity, carries PhD studies at Ohio State. Shellhaas, a leader in church activities and sports, departs to a broader field. Turrell is welcomed amid hopes for continued growth and strong pulpit leadership.
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Shellittas
Methodist
Wapakonéta
Roger ‘Turrell
Trinity Church
Dayton
Turrell
Ohio “Wesleyan
Boston Divinity School
Fas Doe
Ohio State University
Aijs Wit
B. Famély
Shellhaas
Carey
M. EB
Scellhaas
Wapakoneta
Auglaize County
Ais
Glenn
King Kent nuptials in Methodist parsonage ceremony
Richard King of Carey and Betty Jane Kent of Columbus wed in a simple single ring ceremony at the Methodist parsonage with only Miss Shellhaas as witness. The couple will reside in Canton after short wedding trip to Toledo. both have strong ties to Columbus dancing studios and Ohio State University.
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Richard King
A. J. King
Carey
Betty Jane’ Kent
C. EB. Kent
Columbus
Joseph B. Shellhaas
Ned Wayburn
New York City
Ohio State’ University
Department of Architecture
Alpha Rho .Chi
King
Phi Omega Pi Sorority
Canton
Births Reported for Orians and Oliver Families
A 10 pound son named Armand Anthony was born Tuesday Sept 3 to Mr and Mrs R M Orians at 134 miles southwest of town. Grace Gamel announced the birth of a daughter Ruth Enid to Mr and Mrs Luther Oliver of Cleveland on Sunday Sept 8. Mrs Oliver formerly Emma Kantola and taught at the garment factory. Mr Oliver once worked at the Carey rubber plant.
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R. M. Orians
Armand Anthony
Grace Gamel
Luther Oliver
Cleveland
Ruth Enid
Oliver
Emma
Kantola
Garment
Carey Rubber
Baseball Tournament Seeks Sycamore Team to Host
A major baseball tournament is being arranged for Sycamore next Sunday afternoon. The Sycamore team has lost only three games this season and fans expect them to face Heater's Peacock's To ledo Tiffin and Carey. The first game will be called at 12 15 pm.
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Sycamore
Peacock
Toledo
Tiffin
Carey
Train Stretching Mile Long in Local Yard Move
A long train assembled Sunday night in the A C W yards consisted of two engines 122 loaded cars and one empty car bound for Akron. The coal fabric and lumber train measured within 260 feet of a mile in length from engine fender to caboose tail light.
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Akron
Raisin Brook Packing to Open Dundee Branch Office
W N Reedy of Toledo in town Tuesday to promote Raisin Brook Packing Company of Dundee Michigan packers of white rabbit bits. The firm rented the east room of the Diller block to establish a branch office there.
W. C. T. U. Meeting With Mrs Ed Campbell Sr
The W C T U will meet with Mrs Ed Campbell Sr on Friday afternoon at 2 00 o'clock. The gathering aims to discuss club activities and upcoming plans.
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Ed Campbell, Sr
Our Lady of Consolation opens with 182 pupils enrolled
The parochial school opened Monday with 182 children enrolled in first to eighth grades. Sr M Geraldine leads first and second grades, Sr Celine third and fourth, Sr St Benigna fifth and sixth, and Sr Cleopha seventh and eighth. New first graders include Carlyle Simonis Herman Logsdon Harold Logsdon Paul Theis Tommy Schira Francis Shenk and others.
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Our, Lady of Consolation School
M. Geraldine
Celine
St Benigna
M. Cleopha
Cleopha
Carey
Carlyle Simonis
Herman Logsdon
Harold Logsdon
Paul Theis
Tommy Schira
Francis Shenk
Paschal Clourtad
Vincent Jacob
Bobby Smith
Morris Zahn
Joseph Zender
Betty Jane Garn
Rose Simonis
Mary Louise Block
Isadore Billock
Agnes Ruiffing
Joan Ruffing
Alma Niederkohr
Jean Orians
Bobby O'Connor
Clarence Pahl
Pauline Bakies
Recital by Mrs. Myers Pupil Pairs At Christ Lutheran
Public invited to piano recital by Findlay pupils of Mrs. Walter Myers at Christ Lutheran parish house Friday evening September 13 at 7 30. Program includes duets and solos by Beulah Lurick Margaret Brayton Orvetta Wentling Daryl Moyer and others with works by Paderewski Beethoven Bliss and Krentzler among titles such as Dream of the Dance and Pur Elise.
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Walter Myers
Findlay
Christ Lutheran Parish
Beulah Lurick
Mhare
Margaret Brayton
Orvetta Wentling
Gertrude Allen
Shooting Gallery
Carliste
Daryl Moyer
Love
Leidt
Addie Irvin
Rondo
Bohn
Charles Hoff
Suzanne Hoff
Espen
Maxine Stiner
Palling Waters
Tinax
Orvetta
Wentling
Thelma Krock
Pur Elise
Beethoven
Mildred Troup
Bliss
Robert Troup
Strickland
Henrrietta Martin
Gladys Kirkwood
Mary Kromer
Krentzler
Mary Kromér
Beulah Larick
Evangelical changes keep Carey pastors for another year
Rev and Mrs Myers will stay in Carey as Mr Myers remains with Memorial church. Several ministers receive new assignments across Ohio including Paul Jones to St Paul Findlay and L C Hoover to Upper Sandusky, with others returning to Bucyrus Ashland Lorain and Cleveland.
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Carey
R. Myers
Myers
Memorial Church
Canton
Paul Jones
St. Paul
Findlay
A. J. Foreman
Mt. Cary
West Park
L. C Hoover
Upper Sandusky
G. N. Perkins
C. L. Kern
Bucyrus
Ashland
E. L. Hill
Stoutsville
L. M Naumann
Green Springs
Rev
F. A. Firestone
Lorain
A. H Amore
Library Wise
Brownhelm
P E. Smoke
Cleveland
W Elmer Bailey
Mangfield
Change in store management figures in local trade
W. E. Sausser & Son take over management of the Roth & Ridge implement store and move stock to the Hoff room. Mr and Mrs Ridge and children relocate to Fremont for Mr Ridge to work with Oliver Farm Equipment Co while Carl and Ed Roth return to Findlay to run a farm machinery store.
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W. E. Sausser & Son
Lurina Feed and Seed
Roth & Ridge Implement
Office Closed by Appointment September to October
The office of J. Be Myers at 34-5 R Drive will be closed from September 16 to October 1. Access will be by appointment only. Adjustments evening schedule may be affected during the closure.
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J. BE. Myers
Krupp Rites Mark Death After Train Injury in Carey
Peter Krupp died at 8 50 PM Sunday at 245 Clay Street from injuries when struck by a Big Wour train two weeks earlier. Requiem high mass was held at Our Lady of Consolation Church with burial in St. Marys cemetery. He was 76 years old born November 4 1854, married Elizabeth Ruffing in 1878. survivors include several children and Krupp relatives in Columbus Toledo Lorain Akron and Carey. He was a retired farmer and longtime resident, active in Our Lady of Consolation Church, Knights of Columbus and Knights of Ohio.
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Pethr Kruep
Peter
Krupp
Clay St
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Navid
St. Mary's Cemetery
Charles Hoept
John’ Pahl
Peter Collet
Thosas Noon
John‘s. Fox
J. Emerine
Khipp
Mr. T
Anthony ‘Krupp
Elizabeth Ruffing
Robert Algen
C. E. Kelbley
Columbus
Charles Lewis
Toledo
Charles A. Krupp
Lorain
L. A. Krupp
Akron
C. D. Krupp
Otto J. Krupp
Carey
Knights of Ohio
Knights of Columbus
Birthday surprise as Davis family welcomes Rodney Pearl
Rodney Pearl Davis was born at 5 30 a.m. in Columbus after a lake camping trip with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Davis and siblings Octavia and Walter. Dr J D Siddall aided the delivery at the Galt Hotel. The mother recovered well and the family plans to stay while Davis seeks work.
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Rodney I
Earl Davis
W. J. Davis
Columbus
Mrs. Davis
Octavia
Walter
Toledo
Rodney Pearl
Filthy habit of spitting on Bloomville sidewalks noted
The Bloomville Gazette reports complaints that tobacco users spit on sidewalks again along the east side of Marion Street in the business district. It cites a law against the practice and urges enforcement after a period of calmer years.
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Marion Street
Bloomville
Bloomville Gazette
Still Working on Tracks at Stone Plant
The new A. C. and Y. tracks at the stone plant will not be completed for a month. A fill of three and four feet is being made with sand from the quarry.
Ohio band to tour Europe on dedicatory pilgrimage
Ex service men form a 45 piece band from Ohio traveling to Europe for a six week trip. They depart from Montreal September 13 and visit Antwerp Brussels Rheims Verdun Nancy Paris Cherbourg before sailing home on the S S America arriving October 20. The group will be honored by King Albert in Brussels and perform for the French president.
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G. C. Simonits
Columbus
France
Belgium
Simonis
Ohio
Caz
Montreal
Antwerp
Brussels
Rheims
Verdun
Nancy
Paris
Cherbourg
America
New York
King Albert
Crown Prince
State House
England
Post Office Deficit Looms Over 100 Million Says Echo
The Green Springs Echo condemns mismanagement in the U S government printing and post office departments. It predicts the department carries a deficit of about 100 million dollars and warns of possible postage increases to three cents.
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Post Office Department
United States
Postoffice Department
Green Springs
Lutheran Homecoming Observed With Pot Luck Dinner
Lutheran church to observe Homecoming Day this Sunday marking end of summer vacation and start of fall program. Sunday school at 9 15 and worship at 10 30 with pot luck dinner in the parish house after services. Ladies Aid will serve coffee.
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Lutheran
Ladies Aid
Death of H. F. Baker in Lucerne Indiana
H. F. Baker died at his Lucerne home Friday at age 72. He was a brother of the late W. J. Baker of this place and left town 35 years ago. Of 12 Baker children, only two survive Mrs. Will Baker of Tiffin and Frank Baker of Coffeeville Kansas.
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H. F. Baker
Lucerne
Ind
W.J. Baker
Baker Place
Baker
Will Baker
Tiffin
Frank Baker
Coffeeville
Kans
Ohio inmate census prompts new buildings
Ohio reports a total of 32 227 inmates across penal and state hospital facilities. 10 464 are in penal institutions and 21 763 in state hospitals. Additional construction aims to relieve congestion across all institutions.
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Ohio
C K O Social Meeting Scheduled for Sept 19
The C K O will hold a social meeting at the C K O hall on Thursday evening September 19. Thomas Noon is listed as the lecturer for the event.
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C. K. Of.o
C. K. of O. Hall
Thomas Noon
Hauling Ballast From Stone Plant To New London and Spencer
Each night the AC and Y railroad hauls 25 ballast cars from the stone plant to New London and Spencer. The operation has continued for two weeks and will run for three more weeks.
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AC & Y
Stone
New T London and
Spencer
Rose Maid dress sale ends Saturday
Mrs H L Wenner advertises a Rose Maid dress sale on North Street. sale ends Saturday September 14. Cail and inspect offerings at 84ap.
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Rose Maid
Cail
H. L. Wenner
W. North Street
Moyer Returns to Orwigsburg After Visit
C Moyer after a long stay with his son Dr F L Moyer and family went to his nephew's home in Orwigsburg Pennsylvania this morning.
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C. Moyer
Dr F. L Moyer
Orwigsburg
Wyandot County Fair Plans A Busy Three Day Event
Wyandot County hosts a three day fair with horse racing offering 2500 in purses. Entertainment includes El Rey Sisters roller dance act and other attractions. Livestock shows, poultry displays, bands, a ferris wheel, and midway games accompany daily meals by Trinity Evangelical ladies. Admission 50 cents, free parking, four day membership tickets at the office.
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Wyandot County
Wyandot
Asbetilayal Society
Fair Office
Herbert & Glenn
Blacks &c
Beatrice
Officer O'Toole
Carey Boys
New York
Sandusky
Sycamore
Trinity Evangelical Ladies
Red Cross
Commission Coming to Upper Sandusky for Memorial Trail
Mrs H H Sears of Harpster reports the Ohio Revolutionary Memorial Trail Commission has moved to the southern part of the state and will likely reach Upper Sandusky Friday noon. The group will be greeted at the courthouse museum by representatives named by Sears and will be hosted to luncheon.
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H H Sears
Harpster
DAR
Havill
Upper Sandusky
Court House
Sears
First oil well drilled near Titusville marks 70th anniversary
The first oil well in America near Titusville, Pennsylvania was drilled on August 27, 1859. Since that fulcrum date an industry has grown with more than 2,000 products derived from crude petroleum.
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America
Titusville
Carey Boys Exhibit Ayrshire Calf Caring at Local Fair
Seven boys from Carey and vicinity display their Ayrshire calves at a local fair. Calves and handlers gain recognition with premiums from the Ayrshire Breeders Assoc Braden Vermont and local Kiwanis club, plus transport help. Awards emphasize calf individuality care story and overall management.
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Ayr
Enit Club
Ayrshire
Kiwanis Club
Accident injures Mr and Mrs Otto near Bucyrus
A sedan carrying Mr and Mrs Matt Otto of Bucyrus overturned in a ditch near the George Mott farm northwest of town while avoiding cattle. Mrs Otto suffered a broken left arm, with both occupants bruised and cut. They were treated by Dr Fredrick Kenan and the car was taken to Carey for repairs.
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Matt Otto
Bucyrus
Carey
George Mott
Otto
Fredrick
Kenan
Knights of Columbus Elect Carey Council Officers
Carey Council No. 1925 Knights of Columbus elected officers Tuesday evening. Grand Knight Henry F. Davidson and Deputy Grand Knight Conrad Steinmetz led the slate, with Paul Krupp as chancellor and Elmer Messmer as treasurer. Other posts went to F N Sechira recording secretary, Matt Fox warden, Fr J Emerine advocate, Urban Hoopf inside guard, Frederick Kohmann outside guard, Joseph H Jacoby trustee, and Father Paul Vollrath chaplain. Installation planned for October.
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Knights OF Columbus
Carey Council
Henry F. Davidson
Conrad Steinmetz
Paul Krupp
Elmer Messmer
F .N. Sechira
Matt Fox
J Emerine
Urban Hoopf
Frederick Kohmann
Joseph H. Jacoby
Paul Vollrath
Indoor Outdoor Baseball Schedule This Week
The schedule lists games this week with Lutherans versus KC on Thursday September 12 and Lutherans versus Legion on Friday September 13. Monday September 16 features Methodists against KC and Tuesday September 17 pits Methodists against Lutherans. All games start at 6 30 in the evening and the public is invited.
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Lutherans
K.C
Legion
Methodists
Harding District Ohio Newspaper Association Meeting Attended
Miss Eloise Thrall and Miss Audrey Spitler attended a Saturday meeting of the Harding District of the Ohio Newspaper Association at the Hotel Sherman in Shelby. Stambaugh & Stambaugh of the Shelby Globe hosted. A notable part of the trip was a visit to the Shelby Salesbook plant.
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Eloise Thrall
Audrey Spitler
Harding District
Ohio Newspaper Association
Sherman
Shelby
Stambaugh & Stambaugh
Shelby Globe
Shelby Salesbook
Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society Meeting Planned
The Jennie Larmonth Missionary Society of Christ Lutheran church will meet next Monday evening with Mrs E R Moser, Mrs Paul R. Clouser and Mrs H E Wyatt as leaders. Miss Carolyn Newhard will assist as hostess.
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Jennie Larmonth
Agriculture Teacher Moves to Fisher Illinois Post
An agriculture teacher from the local high school left Sunday for Fisher Illinois where he has accepted a similar position. The move is for a year and a half according to school sources.
Beech Grove Ladies Aid Bake Sale Set for Saturday
The Beech Grove Ladies Aid will hold a country bake sale at 939 Saturday in the first room east of the post office.
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Beech Grove Ladies Aid
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Hing
Kent
Europe
Lutheran Homecoming
Indiana
Bake Sale
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