Social Events Highlight Weekend Gatherings and Birthday Observance
Sunday and Monday social rounds feature guests at the Sopher Harshberger Buckland and Hinebaugh households. Attendants include Sophers Martin Joyce Joe, Eileen Young, Joe Baker, Smalley children, Purnell family, and Montreal, Detroit, Brantford visitors. The Philathea class of Memorial Evangelical met with Mrs. Leedy for songs prayer lesson and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Sopher
Robert Sopher
Martin Joyce
Joe
West Independence
Eileen Young
Upper Sandusky
Joe Baker
Virgil Smalley
Alice Jeanne
Billy Joe
Dickie
Jimmy
Russell Purnell
Terry
Boulder City
Colo
E. C. Harshberger
Donald G. Russell
George
Detroit
David Weir McMillan
Edith
Jeanne
Brantford
Ont
Verne W. Keith
Bu Alo
G. E. Buckland
Philathea
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Roy B. Leedy
L. L. Rowland
Rowland
Leedy
Riza Jacobs
W. M Green
Job
Pilgrims Seek Accommodations Call Catholic Rectory
Residents needing lodging for Pilgrims are asked to contact the Catholic rectory for arrangements and assistance.
Birthday Party Honors Reva Baughman on 14th Birthday
Sunday afternoon a group of girl friends honored Reva Baughman on her 14th birthday anniversary. Guests included Doris Bachman, Mary Louise Reinhart, Margaret Wohlgamuth, Betty Vogel, Marylin Sworden, Rita Jean, Joyce Ann Putnam and the hostess. The afternoon featured games and contests with prizes, refreshments of ice cream cake fruit candy and kool aid served by Mrs. Baughman. Reva received many gifts both lovely and useful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva Baughman
Doris Bachman
Mary Louise Reinhart
Margaret Wohlgamuth
Betty Vogel
Marylin Sworden
Rita Jean
Joyce Ann Putnam
Pemberville Teacher Claims Soy Bean Bugs Dominate Local Field
A prominent Pemberville teacher cites biology to declare that this region is not troubled by oat bugs but by soy bean bugs. The note appears in the Pemberville Leader and invites readers to check the Want Ads for paid opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemberville
Alarm over Bigelow pension plan in Ohio
Ohio Chamber of Commerce officials warn the Bigelow constitutional pension plan would drain funds from the school foundation program and force cuts in state functions. They cite Colorado’s constitutional pension ruling as precedent and fear loss of support for schools, public and charitable services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
School Foundation Fund
George B. Chandler
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Chandler
Colorado
Ohio Chamber
Treasury and
1930 Corn Parity Payments Set For Carey Friday
The 1939 AAA corn price adjustment program begins this week with parity payments of 6 cents per bushel for eligible corn yields. In Crawford and Ridge townships, payments will be made at the Carey library Friday August 4 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Wyandot County towns expect about $58 000 in total parity payments. farmers must have followed corn acreage allotments and will also receive 9 cents per bushel regular conservation payments later this summer. Farmers should contact county AAA committees for application details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Swigard
Crawford and Ridge
Carey Library
Wyandot County
AAA
Village marshals exempt from green traffic uniforms
Col Lynn Black announced villages may exempt marshals from the state crafted forest green uniforms and 8 point caps. The attorney general's office ruled village marshals are not bound by the distinct uniform rule and may choose their own attire and car markings while constables remain under the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
Lynn Black
Attorney General's’ Office
Col. Black
Col Black
Father Kloeters Sails to Return to Parish
The Rev Camillus A Kloeters of St Boniface church New Riegel sails from Germany aboard the Bremen for New York and arrival in about six days. He is weak after a hospital stay in the Rhine region but will return in time for the August 20 summer festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camillus A Kloeters
St Boniface Catholic Church
New Riegel
Germany
United States
Bremen
New York
Fr Gervet
Ottoville
Fr Kloeters
Rhineland
Tiffin
Advertiser-Tribune
Wharton 4-H Club Holds July Meeting at Epley Home
The Wharton Livestock 4-H club meets Tuesday evening at Barbara and Richard Epley home. President Kent Musgrave led the business session before games and refreshments. The next meeting is set for August 8 at Allen and Wayne Kauhble home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton Livestock 4-H Club
Barbara
Richard Epley
Kent Musgrave
Allen
Wayne Kauhble
Donali Shane
Valuable Horse Farmer's Wife Plots Daring Plan
A farmer's wife instructs a druggist to label bottles clearly for a horse and her husband to prevent harm before spring planting. The note implies secrecy over possible foul play and a unique domestic plot surrounding farm life.
Five Room Cottage on North Street Carey Ohio
Five room cottage on North Street Carey with electricity water and gas. Priced at 1700 dollars with liberal terms or possible trade. Cowan Real Estate located at 217 East South Street Carey Ohio phone 362.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main St
Arlington
Ohio
Cowan Real Estate
South St. Carey
Carey
North St
Ambulance Calls Report From Findlay Hospital Transfers
Kenneth Dame was brought home from Findlay hospital Saturday after a hernia operation. Robert Tong, recovering from an appendectomy, was brought home from Findlay hospital last Thursday. Mrs P E Drungenbélz and infant son Thomas were removed from Findlay hospital to their home in Forest Tuesday.
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Goff
Kenneth Dame
Findlay Hospital
Robert Tong
P. E. Drungenbélz
Thomas
Forest
Ives Family Visit to Bish Home Highlights Broadcast Recipes
Mr and Mrs W H Ives of Columbus and their daughter in law Mrs Richard Ives of Toledo visited Mr and Mrs George W Bish on Monday afternoon July 24. Mrs Ives broadcast a household hour over Columbus stations and shared many of Mrs Bishs recipes. Mrs Bish received several prizes for her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ives
Overbrooke Drive
Columbus
Richard Ives
Toledo
George W. Bish
Ives
Mrs. Bish
Develop Character and Health in Parents and Children
Babson argues money alone cannot protect families and urges character and health first. He calls for comprehensive medical exams, devout teachers, high grade church schools, small colleges, and farm living over cities. He recommends investing in lasting goods and real estate, while avoiding vice and inflation risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Wayne Observer
Bad Idea for Husband and Wife Pair Share Kiss Habit
A short dialogue shows a wife praising a donor couple’s devotion and kissing habit. The husband admits he does not know the donor well enough to imitate the gesture.
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W. S. Harman
Kenton
Sherd Hinebaugh
Dunkirk
S. Hinebaugh
D. S. Hinebaugh
Hartman
Mr. Hinebaugh
Bloche
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Rockefeller Center
Fifth and
51St Street
Bigelow Pension Plan
Shick
Father Kloeters
Wharton 4-H Club
Vincent Krupp Carey
Fore Darling & Co
Fostoria
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Fostoria, Ohio
Elmer Strahm
Cow Street
Ibtfap
E. M. Keller
Route 15
H. B. Keller
Edison and Records
Zenith
W. Findlay Street
J. E. King & Son
China Cabinet
L. G. Altwater
Grove Street
Fuller Brush
Mansfield
Hutslar's
Theis
Clarence Williams
W. Findlay St
Clarence Cross
Dow St
Timothy Hay
Alfalfa Hendricks Bros
Residence
Eugene Hendricks
Vanlue
Hutslar’s
Jim Smith
W. North Street
Chas. Lindower
Hubby
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