Legion Auxiliary to Hold Social and Business Session
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a social and business session Monday evening September 24. Social committee members are Mrs J A Vaughn Mrs J D Siddall Mrs J J Kohmann and Mrs D A Cappell. This will be their last meeting in the club rooms on North Street with a new location undecided.
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American ‘Legion Auxiliary
J. A. Vaughn
J. D. Siddall
J. J. Kohmann
D. A. Capell
North Street
Marriage License Issued In Hancock County
A marriage license was issued by the Hancock County court to Tilden Greek, a farmer, and Bertha Ghaster, a Hoagg worker, both residents of Mt. Blanchard.
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calig /brobate court
Hancock ‘County
Tilden Greek
Bertha Ghaster
Hoagg
Mt. Blanchard
Newhard Firm Changes Name to Newhard Insurance Agency
Newhard & Newhard have changed the firm name to the Newhard Insurance Agency. Management will remain the same.
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Newhard & Newhard
Igg
Newhard Insurance Agency
Burson Family Hosts Vineyard Visit During Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Burson received a card from Win field Tong of near Vanlue and two other boys. They are on a western trip and arrived Monday September 10 in Lodi California to visit the J Burson home. Mr Burson owns a large vineyard and the boys helped pick grapes. They plan to visit San Francisco next.
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M-Burson
Carey Farmers Club to Discuss Mail Order House
Carey Farmers Community Club schedules a meeting at the cream station on Monday to debate whether to deal with the Mail Order House. Local members will hear arguments for and against the plan and decide on potential business relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Farmers” Community Club
Monware
Eastern Star Meeting at Crawford Chapter No 168
Crawford Chapter No 168 C E S invites members to Friday evening session with initiatory work and a social gathering afterward.
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Eastern Star Meeting
Red Cross Urges Immediate Help for Caribbean Hurricane Relief
Miss Louise Walter reports a telegram from John Barton Payne announcing widespread devastation in the West Indies including Porto Rico. The appeal requests large funds and broad publicity to supply food shelter and medical relief. initial National funds $50,000, Baker disaster staff en route, collections at Red Cross office and local banks.
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Louise Walter
The
American Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Central Committee
National Red Cross
West Indies
Porto Rico
Red Cross
Coolidge
Baker
Our Lady of Consolation School Opens With 168 Pupils
Our Lady of Consolation school opened last week with 168 pupils enrolled. Seventh and Eighth grades total 35 students, Fifth and Sixth 42, Third and Fourth 49, and First and Second 52. The beginners include Isadore Billock and others.
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Our Lady of Consolation School
Isadore Billock
Raymond Bakies
Richard Brown
Mary Ellen Calmes
Joseph Derr
William Fox
Ruth Hoff
Richard Jacob
Evelyn Kramer
James Kramer
Duane Kramer
Marcella Kummerer
Robert Lamberjack
Anthony Lazza
Wanda
Trubey Family Reunion Held After Michigan Trip
Mr and Mrs L D Trubey returned September 9 from a 10 day trip to Michigan and attended the Trubey family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs L K Shuman near South Lyon. Guests included Carl Trubey Wanda and Milton Trubey Lorain Ruth Anna Lawhead D S Chesebrough Lucille Claire Trubey D S Chesebrough Eily and David Trubey Kathryn Dorothy Glenna Jean Shuman and others. The absent relatives were Mr and Mrs Clarence Lawhead.
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L. D. Trubey
Michigan
Trubey
L. K. Shuman
South Lyon
Carl Trubey
Wanda
Milton Trubey
Lorain
Ruth
Anna Lawhead
McCutchenville
D.S Chesebrough
Cover-orians wedding linked by Shelby County ties
Miss Hazel May Cover daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Cover of southeast of Nevada married John Orians son of Mr and Mrs H G Orians in Covington Kentucky Friday at 9 30 am The bride a Mt Zion high school and Marion Business college graduate The groom runs a barber shop on South Van te street They plan to reside in a new home on East Findlay Street
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Hazel May Cover
John B Cover
Nevada
John Orians
H. G. Orians
Covington
Mt. Zion High School
Marion Business College
Orians
South
Vante Street
East Findlay Street
Baseball Tournament at Tiffin and Mud Hens Addition
A baseball tournament is set for Sunday in Tiffin with Sycamore Melmore Galion and Tiffin entered the first game at 12:30 pm. On Monday at 4:30 pm the Mud Hens of Toledo Association will play the Tiffin All Stars at Tiffin. Dewey Stover, a Tiffin youth, has been purchased by the Mud Hens to join Toledo.
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Tiffin
Sycamore
Melmore
Galion
Mud Hens
Toledo Association
Tiffin All Stars
Dewey Stover
Toledo
Carey voters to decide on $120000 bond issue for schools
The Carey school district ballots on Tuesday November 6 to approve a $120000 bond for a new grade building for grades one through six and to enlarge the high school to accommodate a junior high, with the remaining grades housed in the high school.
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Carey
New Pastor Here at Memorial Evangelical Church
Rev. and Mrs. O. D. Myers moved here last Friday from Lancaster. Rev. Myers is the newly assigned pastor of Memorial Evangelical Church.
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O. D. Myers
Lancaster
Rev. Myers
Memorial Evangelical Church
Carey Blues Lose To Liberty Township In Conference Football
Carey High School fell 6-2 to Liberty Township last Friday after Liberty scored early in the first period on an interception near Carey’s goal line. Carey outplayed the visitors but could not reach the end zone as McDaniel recovered a Liberty fumble near the goal. Ernest Kitzler and McKee sparked Carey’s efforts with strong play, while Diller showed promise in punting and passing. The lineup and recent enrollment details for Carey and nearby schools are listed.
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Kitzler
McKee
Carey
Coach McCord Prepares team for Waite game at Toledo
With no game this week Coach McCord conducts strenuous practice for the Waite game at Toledo on September 29. About twenty two hopefuls vie for positions as keen competition fills the berths vacated by last year's seniors.
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McCord
Waite
Toledo
Lyceum Tickets On Sale For Four Big Numbers
Juniors and Seniors announce season tickets for the annual high school lyceum course with four acts this year. Adults 150 and school children 100. The program opens Tuesday October 6 with The Cotter's Saturday Night by six Scotch musicians. Other acts include Chief Strongheart in costume, The De tour, and Zellner the impersonator.
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Cotter
Chief Strongheart
Zellner
Chapel postponement in school cited for schedule
The usual Monday morning chapel was moved to Wednesday to ensure the schedule and pupil registration. A short talk by the superintendent followed, with several songs completing the program. A later Monday chapel featured Kirtland Straw, class of 1926, discussing common superstitions. Invocation and announcements were given by Principal Mr Huffman.
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Arnholt
Kirtland Straw
Huffman
Carey School Elects Student Council Members
Election held Wednesday during activity period elected one senior two juniors two sophomores and two freshmen. Senior members named are Howard Diller Lester Smiley Dorothy Mitchell and Melford Weck. Junior members Florence Holden and Eloise Rame. Sophomore Jack Heck. Enrollment reaches 696.
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Howard Diller
Lester Smiley
Dorothy Mitchell
Melford* Weck
Florence Holden
Eloise Rame
Jack Heck
Carey High students showcase agricultural display at county fair
Freshmen English classes learn the Carey High school song as memory work. Junior and senior agricultural classes under Mr Bell arrange the Wyandot county fair display. All schoolchildren receive a holiday Friday to attend the fair. The Junior class sold corn corn and Eskimo pies at last Friday’s game to fund the junior treasury for the Junior-Senior banquet. May student elections named James Lindsay athletic manager and Reid Bachard Kenneth Dame as assistants, Dorothy Mitchell as general secretary treasurer, Josephine Jacobs lyceum treasurer, Florence Holgen, Melford Heck, Myrtle Crumline, and Lester Smiley as reporters.
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Bell
Wyandot County
Carey High
James Lindsay
Reid Bachard
Kenneth Dame
Dorothy Mitchell
Josephine Jacobs Lyceum
Florence Holgén
Melford Heck
Myrtle Crumline
Lester Smiley
Faculty Directory Listing For Ohio High School
The document lists Ada Millicent Warren Springfield Margaret Howard Findlay Maurine Rudolph Bucyrus Cleo Saw yer Ilinois Mr Bell and Mr WeCord Columbus among the high school staff. The names represent district faculty and administrative personnel including superintendent and principal.
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Arnholt
Huffman
Millicent Warren
Ada
Margaret Howard
Springfield
Maurine Rudolph
Findlay
Cleo Sawyer
Bucyrus
Bell
Linais
WeCord
Columbus
Wyandot County Fair Hosts Democratic And Republican Candidates
The Wyandot county fair will feature major party speakers this week with Democrats Martin L. Davey Kent George S Myers Brooks Fletcher and Republicans John T Brown Joseph Tracy Theodore Burton Grant Mouser Jr Charles A Guernsey Robert L Roche listed as attendees. Davey will discuss Agriculture Friday at 2:30 pm.
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Wyandot
Martin L. Davey
Kent
George S Myers
Cleveland
Brooks Fletcher
Marion
John T Brown
Columbus
Joseph Tracy
Theodore &. Burton
United States
Grant E. Mouser, Jr
Congress
Charles A Guernsey
Fostoria
Court of Appeals
Robert L. Roche
Women of Mooseheart Legion Meet Weekly for Attendance Prize
The Women of Mooseheart Legion will hold weekly meetings with an attendance prize. To win, a member must be present when names are drawn. if not, another name will be drawn.
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Women of
Mooseheart Legion
Indoor Baseball Awards Pennant To M. &'s By Speed
The M. &.'s win the outdoor indoor league pennant led by Max Steen as Rev. J. B. Shellhaas was away. Lutherans may claim second place pending a K. of C. game. Legion, K. of C.'s and others show varied strength with managers Shellhaas Ridge Goff Pieraccini.
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J. B. Shellhaas
Max Steen
K. of C.’s
Mtther
Vera, Mipgwe
Legion
Parl ¢ Goff
M. B
Shellhaas
Melvin Ridge
Pari Goff
K. of C
Henry Pieraccini
McGrew
Carey Whippets Organize For Northwestern Ohio Games
The Carey Whippets football team announces practice on Tuesdays and Thursdays under coach Mar ry Bowman and manager frail A Goff. Interested teams may contact Parl C Goff in Carey by phone at 62. Current roster includes Alfred Gardner Harry Bowman Russell Wickiser Robert Gardner Carl Hagley Blair Wentling Elmer Hagley Roger Lindsay Clayton Twining Russell Kear Gilbert Brown Cecil Turnbell Ralph Lanker Perry McDaniel James Campbell Jerry Kitzler Voyle Brabresh Winford Ogg and Stubby Adams.
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Carey Whippets
Marry Bowman
Frail A. Goff
Ohio
Goff
Carey
Alfred Gardner
Harry Bowman
Russell Wickiser
Robert Gardner
Carl Hagley
Blair Wentling
Elmer Hagley
Roger Lindsay
Clayton Twining
Russell Kear
Gilbert Brown
Cecil Turnbell
Ralph Lanker
Perry McDaniel
James Campbell
Jerry Kitzler
Voyle Brashares
Winford Ogg
Stubby Adams
Nephew Killed in Michigan Trucking Accident
Mrs Almon Blue learned Wednesday that her nephew William Shaffer of Tiffin was killed in an automobile crash in Michigan. The 32 year old, a truck operator, had gone there to supervise a road job. his Buick sedan was demolished in the wreck. He formerly resided in Upper Sandusky and the Blues went to Tiffin Wednesday evening.
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Almon Blue
William Shaffer
Tiffin
Michiga
Shaffer
Upper Sandusky
Blue
Injured Hand in Jar Accident at Home
Mrs Virgil Thompson of Fostoria suffered a serious smash to the left thumb when a six gallon jar fell on it last Wednesday. She is getting along as well as can be expected, though the injury is very painful.
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Virgil Thompson
Fostoria
Black Bros Co Ships Handles to Midwestern States
Black Bros. Co. shipped shop handles on Tuesday to Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana and West Virginia. The firm reports rising business and expanding shipments.
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Black Bros. Co
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
West Virginia
County fair shows bigger displays at Burson Kurtz and Carey Greenhouses
Burson and Kurtz along with Carey Greenhouses set up displays at the county fair with more tents on the grounds this year than ever before, signaling expanded exhibitors and wider public interest.
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Burson & Kurtz
Carey
State WCT Convention at Neil House in Columbus
The state WCT convention will be held October 23 to 26 at the Neil House in Columbus. Organizers invite members to attend and participate in planned sessions and activities.
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Neil House
Columbus
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Marine Band
Nottingham
Ats
Durson
Myrtle ‘Crumlino
East End
Wéstad
Morris Brown
Corwin Laird
Austin Walters
Martha Phillips
Evelyn Louise Bennett
Mary Kathryn Cole
Russell Cole
Bob Coppler
Howard Coppler
Jésean Donelson
EdithLucille Donelson
James Wikes
Roger William Greno
Mary Jo Harris
Martha Jane Keller
Mary
Jo ‘Kirkwood
Cletus
Ralph Logsdon
Beulah Long
Liomo Maetague
George Edward Mundy
Marjorie Mundy
Harold Musgrave
Chester Samuel Ogg
Gerald Franklin Pahl
Beulah Ritter
Betty Marie Puchta
Mary Elizabeth Rigdon
Frank Paul Sammet
Roger Lee Schmuck
Carolyn June Shane
Walter Sherman, Jr
Virgil Lewis Sloman
Richard Stansbery
John Charles Starkey
Mary Lucille Tucker
Theodore Leon Tucker
Oscar Twining, Jr
Marjorie Kathleen Wolfrum
Audrey Maxine Williams
West Building
Claribel Elizabeth Boyce
Albert Albertie England
George Gault
Robert James Green
Ralph Hammond
Norman Clell Huffman
Charles Dale Jacques
Pauline Louise Joseph
Betty Jean Krum
Eleanor Holman McChesney
Geralda Mae Moser
Clarence Eugene Myers
Kenneth Eugene Myers
Eva C. Nye
Marian Arlene Patterson
Myrtle Maxine Perkins
Robert Sherwood Putnam
Virginia Reber
Norman Sample
Mary Ellen Stillberger
Frances Ivalee Sworts
Ruby M.van Tillbrough
Janis Louise Wenner
Davey
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