Social Events Dine and Host in Findlay Area Community
Social notes detail a week of dinners and gatherings in Findlay area circles. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Searfoss, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wise of Wharton, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woods and son Donald, and many local families. Mrs. Anna Snyder celebrated her seventieth birthday with dinner at her Findlay home, with Grover Snyder, H B Keller and families among attendees. Additional events feature a salad bridge hosted by Mrs Edward Riester, a T R C club afternoon hosted by Mrs Earl Ward, a threshing ring neighborhood party at the Cole home, and a dinner bridge in honor of Homer Mitchell and family before their move to Wayne Michigan. Celebrations also mark Elmer Daring’s 54th birthday with a large turnout including relatives from Napoleon, Coshocton, Cambridge, Anderson and Findlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Searfoss
Carl Wise
Wharton
Paul Woods
Donald
Anna Snyder
E. Findlay Street
Grover Snyder
H.B. Keller
Martha Jane
Bernice
Harry Turnbell
Harold
Carl
Howard Snyder
George Snyder
Marita
Joyce
Wm. E. Cole
L. B. Wickiser
Russell Wickiser
Donald Gene
Edgar Wentling
Virgil Kemerley
Roy Wickiser
Kemella Lahr
J. D. Ewing
Robert Ewing
Carey
Randall Tuttle
Spencer
Iowa
Ewing
W. Findlay Street
Homer Mitchell
Wayne, Mich
G. M. Kurtz
Homer Wonder
George Newhard
S&s. W. McChesney
W. S. Huffman
W. L Arnholt
Paul R. Clouser
Edward Dromgold
Mitchell
Huffman
Dromegold
Elmer Daring
Charles McMillen
Perry Crawford
Napoleon
Sarah E. Crawford
Cora Patterson
Wanda Murray
Evelyn Crawford
Russell Miller
Coschocton
Chillie Crawford
Malinta
Delcie Crawford
Emma Crawford
Annabel Crawford
Lewis Stricker
Bobby
Cambridge
Hettie Dunnfrom
Findlay
Blanche Keeneer
Toledo
Dale Crawford
Brice Crawford
Cloyce Crawford
Duane
Velma
Vera Kindoo
Kathryn Warren
Anderson, Ind
Kenneth Warren
Injured Man Hindered By Fall At Northfield Home
George Trubica of Northfield was hospitalized at Mercy in Tiffin after sustaining back injuries from a fall down stairs at the Russell Kear residence on West North Street. He was visiting town for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trubica
Northfield
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
Goff
Russell Kear
W. North Street
Appointment of Executor for John Slotterbeck Estate
Mark F. Mitten of Carey Ohio R F D 1 appointed executor of the estate of John Slotterbeck deceased late of Carey Wyandot County Ohio. Dated August 18 1936 by Russell H. Kear Judge Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark F. Mitten
Carey
Ohio
John Slotterbeck
Wyandot County
Russell H. Kear
Court of Common Pleas
Theis Furniture Exchange Ad and Piano Bargain Notice
WANTS Congo leum Gold Seal Rugs yard goods and wool rugs. Theis Furniture Exchange offers 15n p Shawing machines and vacuum cleaners repaired for a $1 labor charge. Geo W Fout 54 E Perry St Tiffin Ohio. Player Piano bargain at $36.48 balance for $700 like new. see Edgar O Netzow Milwaukee Wisconsin for viewing and references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congoleum
Theis Furniture Exchange
Geo. W. Fout
E.perry St
Tiffin
Edgar O. Netzow
Department of Accounts
North
Sheffield Avenue
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
For Sale Mixed Items and Pointers to Viewings
A local notice offers a player piano and rolls for 39 dollars with instructions to respond to Mrs Ray Stengler Milwaukee Wisconsin. Additional ads include Irish Cobbler potatoes by Paul Krupp and extracted honey by Edward Noon with contact addresses. A reliable dealer opportunity for Heberling Products in Wyandot county promises earnings and a free catalogue from G C Heberling Co Bloomington Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stengler
Sta. C
Route 6
Box 410
Milwaukee
Wis
N. W
Wyandot County
G C. Heberling Coo
Bloomington
Ohio peach crop 1936 expected to be lightest in 15 years
Cold winter cuts Ohio peach yield to about 168000 bushels. Last year 1606000 and a 65 year average of 1089000 bushels. The 1936 crop will be confined to a small area along Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lake Erie
No Laughing Matter Shifts in Laundry Fray
A brisk exchange about strong shirts circulates as customers report shirts returning with their sides split. The dialogue hints at tough fabrics and stubborn laundering issues. No clear firm event or person is named.
Cat Rescued From 2300-Volt Pole In Heat
In Clyde, Frank Clapp braved a 110 degree afternoon to save a frantic cat perched atop a Terry Drive utility pole carrying 2300 volts. Despite reluctance from an electrician and local authorities, Clapp climbed and safely retrieved the cat using its claws to grip his shirt as onlookers watched in relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Clapp
Terry Drive
Hurd’s
Donald Snyder
W. H. Ames
W. J
Ikey
Hisenhard
Bill
Marshal Starr
Frank
Brotherhood of Felines
Clyde
Clyde Enterprise
Dance Saturday Night at Galt Hotel
Carey Times notes commercial printing service offering letter heads and envelopes and other printing needs.Dance Saturday night at the Galt Hotel referenced in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galt Hotel
Carey Times
Great Oaks From Acorns Grow Oats From a Serendipitous Start
Deshler Flag reports Charles Kelley planted five grains of oats dropped by a speaker at the Grelton Farmers Institute five years ago. He nurtured a field that now promises a strong yield, with some estimates reaching 120 bushels per acre though weather this year may reduce weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
KeHey
Deshler
Prisoner Transfer Move From Ohio Penitentiary to London Prison
One hundred prisoners have been moved from the Ohio penitentiary to the London Prison farm in a federal transfer operation. The action consolidates inmates at the London facility for processing and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
London
Plans for Village Sewer System and Plant Approved
The State Department of Health approved plans to install about 15 miles of 6 to 24 inch sewers and a modern biological treatment plant. Bids will be sought and contracts awarded to the lowest, best and most reliable bidder. The improvements will serve the village for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Carey Village Sewer System Plan Seeks 80 000 Bond Issue
The plan totals 200000 including real estate, sewers, treatment plant and connections. If approved, 80000 bond issue may trigger 90000 grant from the Public Works Administration and 30000 funded by mortgage revenue bonds repaid by sewer rentals. Rentals of about 50 cents monthly for homes and businesses fund operations. Unemployment is expected to rise with 140 jobs and 100000 in wages. The system will remove cesspools and septic tanks and reduce downstream damages.
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Carey
Public Works Administration
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Balad
Edward Riester, Sr
Spencer, Iowa
E. A. Capell
Mt. Vernon
F. D. Hurd
W. 8. Huffman
D. A. Capell
Earl Ward
T. R. C. Club
Marice Cupp
Clarence Elchert
Mark Karr
Ward
Charles Bland
Miss Fairy
Wayne Crawford
N. Muncie Street
W. South Street
Ralph McKinnon
S. Muncie Street
S. A. Chesebrough
W. Findlay St
Delta Zeta
S. Thomas
P. O
TOY
Boston Terriers
Glenn Ruehle
McCutchenville
H. B. Kurtz Sons Co
C. N. Cosgray
Kingsford Drive
Paul Krupp
Edward P Noon
Graham Riley and His Orchestra
S. Patterson Street
Snyder Lumber Co
Mansfield
Board of Health
Turnbell
Citizen’s Committee
G. Chambers
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