Picnic at Harrison Smith Park Honoring Local Families
A group enjoyed an evening picnic at Harrison Smith Park Monday featuring Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Patterson and daughter Martha. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Henry and daughter Eugenia. and other-area residents including W. L. Lindsay, George Ash of Carey, A. F. Bardon, C. F. Smith, Walter Logan, Arthur Berg and family, Karl Berg, Fred Berg, and Peter Frank and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Patterson
Dauhhter
Martha
D. C. Henry
Eugenia
W. L. Lindsay
George Ash
Carey
A. F. Bardon
C. F. Smith
Walter Logan
Arthur Berg
Karl Berg
Fred Berg
Peter Frank
Union
Aea
Wesley Prston
Lo l L. Patterson
Glenn Tart
Donna
Findlaw
W. Jo Jngram
Marion
Camp Crawford
Sunday dinner guests thrills across Wharton and Findlay
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stout hosted a large Sunday dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harley Clark and sons Richard and Medford from near Wharton, the Virgil Ward family with son Billy Jean, the Harry Pemberton family with daughter Evelyn, Clyde Mctintyre of Findlay, Daniel Nachele of Wharton, and Helen Didrick from near St. Paul. The group enjoyed social time and making ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Stout
Harley Clark
Richard and
Medford
Virgil Ward
Billy Jean
Near Wharton
Harry Pemberton
Evelyn
Clyde Mctintyre
Findlay
Daniel Nachele
Wharton
Helen Didrick
Near St. Paul
Beitlers Host Cardington Park Picnic Guests
Supt and Mrs C M Beitler and children led a Friday park dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs C M Beitler, Mr and Mrs Harry Heck, Mr and Mrs H B Keller, Mr and Mrs M C Reynolds, Mr and Mrs C C Heck, Mr and Mrs L L Patterson, and Mr and Mrs L L Culler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Beitler
Cardington
Harry Heck
H. B. Keller
M. C. Reynolds
C. C. Heck
L. L. Patterson
L. Culler
Picnic at Elm Hills Attendance by Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burson and children, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kemerley and children, Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Culler and son Melford, Mrs. A. H. Kemerley and daughter Dorcas, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Kemerley of Akron, and Mrs. Raymond Nichols and daughters of Detroit enjoyed a Wednesday evening picnic at Elm Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Burson
H. B. KeNer
I. L. Culler
Melford
A. H. Kemerley
Dorcas
L. A. Kemerley
Akron
Raymond Nichols
Detroit
Elm Hills
Local couples share corn toast at Crawford Sunday
Mr and Mrs D A Capell Mr and Mrs Harold Houk Mr and Mrs George Snyder Mr and Mrs C C Simonis Mr and Mrs F C Ogg Mr and Mrs Jack Seemann of this place and Mr and Mrs Stanley Netz of Trenton NJ enjoyed a corn toast at Crawford Sunday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Capell
Harold Houk
George Snyder
C. C. Simonis
F. C. Ogg
Jack Seemann
This Place
Stanley Netz
Trenton
N. J
Crawford
Picnic gathering at Carey Park shared by several local families
County Recorder A. B Crozier and Miss Julia Crozier joined Mr. and Mrs. EB Shore of Findlay in a Sunday evening picnic at Carey Park. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. D C Angus and daughters Vivian and Donna of Bellevue and Mr. and Mrs. G W Hickle and Mrs. David Lasley of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
A. B Crozier
Julia Crozier
EB. M. Shore
Findlay
D. C. Angus
Vivian
Donna
Bellevue
G. W. Hickle
David Lasley
Carey Park
Birthday Dinner Social Clusters Across Town
Mrs. Anna Snyder hosted a Sunday birthday dinner with numerous guests including Grover Snyder H B Keller Harry Turnbell George Snyder and families. Additional groups from Findlay Marion Van Buren Riglick and other towns shared picnic lunches and Sunday dinners at Camp Crawford and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Snyder
Grover Snyder
H. B. Keller
Harry Turnbell
George Snyder
Howard Snyder
Dinner Guests Share Sunday at Carey Area Household
Mr and Mrs If G Brosius and daughter Janice of Tiffin came with Sylvia and Beth Wright to eat at the home of Mr and Mrs Bernard O Brien southeast of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
If G Brosius
Janice
Tiffin
Sylvia
Beth Wright
Bernard O'Brien
Carey
Picnic Dinner At Carey Park Enjoyed By Five Women
Misses Helen Thomas Nellie and Virginia Presler Geneva Van Morn and Hazel and Mabel Bame shared a Tuesday evening picnic at Carey Park enjoying foods conversation and pleasant weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thomas
Nellie
Virginia Presler
Geneva van Morn
Hazel
Mabel Bame
Carey Park
Cheerful Six Food Club Picnics at Elm Hills
The Cheerful Six Food Club members their mothers and leader Mrs. George Shuman enjoyed a picnic at Elm Hills on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheerful Six Food Club
George Shuman
Elm Hills
Picnic Honoring Local Residents At Stoll Grove
A Sunday picnic in Stoll's grove east of town honored Mrs. Hannah Kime of Morgantown West Virginia and Charles Kemmerley of Sandusky City. Guests included C. H. Hull Charles Spitler Armour Spitler Arthur Ruehle of Adrian and many others with their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoll’s Grove
Hannah Kime
Morgantown
W. Va
Charles Kennerley
Sandusky
Charles*Calmes
Mary Ellen
Etta Kemmerly
Wanda Reile
Upper Sandusky
Paul Calmes
Mrs J R Eyestone Hosts J T Club Meeting
Mrs J R Eyestone entertained the J T Club last Thursday afternoon with guests including Miss Ruth Smith Mrs Joe Smith Mrs Hayes Graer Mrs Clint Baker Mrs Clarence Venner Mrs Henry Dible Miss Reta Dible Miss Hattie Ruehle Miss Dortha Ruehle Mrs Vernon Phillips and children Eva Mildred Gilbert A lunch was served by two young men who have demonstrated aluminum ware in the locality The September meeting will be with Mrs A J Ruehtle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.’R. Eyestone
J. T
Ruth Smith
Joe 'Smith
Hayes Graér
Clint Baker
Clarence’ ‘Venner
Henry Dible
Reta, Dible
sHattie Ruehle
Dortha Ruehle
Vernon Phillips
Eva
Mildred
Gilbert
A. J. Ruehtle
T R C Club Meets at Mrs Vaughn Home
The T. R. C. Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. J. A. Vaughn’s home for a pleasant meeting. The mystery box was drawn by Mrs. Walter Gottfried and members sewed carpet rags. A fine lunch was served. Guests included Mrs. Hannah Kimes of Morgantown W Va Mrs. Joseph Vaughn of Carey Miss Etta Kemmerly and Mrs. Albert Kummerer. The next meeting is September 16 with Mrs. Ralph Gilliland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. C. Club
J. A. Vaughn
Walter Gottfried
Hannah Kimes
Morgantown
W. Va
Joseph Vaughn
Carey
Etta Kemmerly
Albert Kummerer
Ralph Gilliland
Mrs Bish Hosts Dinner for John Newhard Honoree
Mrs. G. W. Bish entertained with a six o'clock dinner Monday evening in honor of John Newhard of Long Beach California. Seated at the table were Mrs. Lillian Lytle and her son Claire, along with Richard King, Maxwell Steen and George Henry Bish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Bish
John Newhard
Long Beach
Calif
Lillian Lytle
Claire
Richard King
Maxwell Steen
George Henry Bish
Picnic Time at Vanlue Lutheran Church Group
About 40 members of the Vanlue Lutheran church and Sunday school enjoyed a picnic Wednesday afternoon at Carey park. A sumptous supper was served and several happy hours were spent playing games of various kinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanlue Lutheran Church
Carey Park
Sunday Dinner Guests and Picnic at Elm Hills
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs S S Bame with Mr and Mrs William Schubert, Mr and Mrs Clint Schubert and their children, Rev and Mrs DeJean and family. Also present were Mr and Mrs Denzel Scoarse of Laurel Mon, Mr and Mrs Grover Snyder, J B Scoarse and Free Scoarse for an all day picnic at Elm Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Bame
William Schubert
Clint Schubert
DeJean
Denzel Scoarse
Laurel, Mon
Grover Snyder
J. B. Scoarse
Free Scoarse
Elm Hills
Wimodausis Club Opens Season With Mrs. Lee Ogg Host
Mrs. Lee Ogg of West Findlay Street will entertain Wimodausis club members at their first meeting of the season next Tuesday afternoon September 1 at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ogg
W. Findlay Street
Wimodausis Club
Remembering Wayting Town Trains and Bold Egg Route
In the Tung settlement miles southwest of town a Northern Ohio train once stopped to satisfy curious farmers bringing eggs to market. A group of youngsters attempted to flag the excursion train. The engineer signaled a stop and one passenger descended, easing the boys fears and revealing the train had planned to stop anyway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wayting
Tung Settlement
Wrigley’s 5 Cent Gum Built On Relentless Advertising
Wrigley explains building a multi million package per day business by sticking to one message. He spends more than a million dollars yearly on newspaper space to promote 5 cent gum. He educated buyers to chew gum and to choose Wrigley’s and warns to keep advertising to avoid being forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrigley
Wrigley's
Locals Reflect Busy Midweek in Area
Mrs W C Garr and Mrs Gertrude Tong spent Wednesday in Findlay. Melford Culler has accepted a position as reporter for Carey Times. Mrs J B Lutd and son Pitts have been in Landbeck with her sister Miss Mary Mick. Donivan, infant son of Mr and Mrs Heber Briggs, suffers boils with two lanced Monday. A legible sign to Carey should be placed at Grant Long corner on Plank Road. Clyde Wentling will join State Fair staff in Columbus for a week. Mr and Mrs Charles Klowny of Bellefontaine now at Jacks Diner with Klowney as chef. J and Hanskin promoting State Fair low rates. Mr and Mrs C D Brown of Toledo visited Emeretta Brown then went to Gary Indiana. Milo Bennet, former world linotype champion now running a linotype school at Maumee, visited Times office Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Garr
Gertrude Tong
Findlay
Melford Culler
Carey Times
J. B. Lutd
Pitts
Landbeck
Mary ‘Mick
Donivan
Heber Briggs
Carey
Grant Long Corner
Plank Road
Clyde Wentling
Cohinipus
Charlés’ Klowney
Bellefontaine
Jack’s
Mr. Klowney
J. &. Hanskin
Hocking’ Valley
C. D. Brown
Toledo
Mr. Brown
Emeretta Brown
Gary
Ind
Milo Bennet
Maumee
Times
Treasure Chest donated by Ohio manufacturers at State Fair
At the Ohio State Fair from August 31 to September 5 a Treasure Chest will showcase more than 400 Ohio manufacturers. Donated items include gas heaters and electric porcelain insulators from Federal Porcelain Co, to be given away daily to attendees of the Diamond Jubilee Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Chas. V. Truax
Elected to Tailors' Guild C P Ward of Wharton
C P Ward of Wharton has been elected to membership in the Born Tailors' Guild a national association of master tailors. The Chicago headquarters reports the guild aims to lift the tailoring profession and promote appreciation of style fabric and tailorship in clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Ward
Wharton
Born Tailors’ Guild
Association of
Master Tailors
Chicago
Fixes Budget For Sycamore School District
The Sycamore school board approved a 1926 operating budget of 45 909 07 up more than eight thousand from the prior year. The increase follows the addition of the Red College district to the Sycamore rural district, raising the district valuation to 4 341 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore School
Board of Education
Red College
Sycamore Rural
Sycamore Leader
Real estate transfers and small parcels in Carey
Transactions record multiple parcels in Carey including parts of lots in Buell and Frederick additions totaling $1 each. Names include Thome Hill Weinardy Nigh Calmes Simonis Frederick Cram Heck and Landversicht with details of owners and beneficiaries. Also noting sale of 160 acres in Salem township and availability of printed or engraved name cards at the Times office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. F. Thome
George F
Mary E. Hill
Carey
Ww. H. iRickle
Jerome P
Leocandia Weinardy
Willian M. Buell
Jennie L. Nigh
Paul c
Hattie
Calmes
William
Caroline Simonis
Florence Yingling
A. J. Frederick
Miarey
Charles E. “Cram
David Heck
Dorcas’ Dow
Lary
Landversicht
Edward L
Lard Schultz
Salem Township
Times Office
Farm theft spike in Eastern Ohio drives protective leagues
Eastern Ohio reports a surge in burglaries to farms and chicken houses with nightly robberies feared to be taking whole flocks. Granges organize protective leagues and residents stock shotguns and revolvers ready to respond if depredations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Granges
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Mutual
Harrison Smith Park
Nelson Stahl
van Buren
Wilbur Beck
Riglick
Nelson Carothers
Augusta Steen
Merle
Gail
Mac Fish
Lim Hills
J. T. Club
Wimodausis
Federal Porcelain
Tailors’ Guild
Carey Markets
Alembdasquate Dispacyaden Baselangans
Iet
Coleman Dry Goods Co
Tiffin Business University
Gerald Blossom Starla Strouse
Mirian Huddle
Ransom Lepard
Margaret Ernst
Margaret Gill
Ora Champion
Vera McGarvey
Clifton Preble
Florence Huffman
Inez Shaffer
Harley Rober
Howard Clements Doyle Osborn
Fleurange Rader
Richard Fraver
John Korb
Calvin Shearer
Grace Dykstra
Dwight George Seth Light
Lulu Kinsey
John Camp
Marie Clouse
Margaret Mount
Irma Smith
Rufus Hettrick
Winifred Lorando
Ina V. Stock
Lucille Lenhart
Lorena Panning
Emerson
the Art Metal Co
Fostoria Construction Co
Fostoria
United Fruit Growers Co
Willard
the F
Bliss Auto Sales Company
Weeeseeee
the Auto-Lite Co
Fostoria High School
Columbus Grove
Janie Lincoln Laboratory
Tiffin Sevteeeees
St. Clair Storage Co
the Armour Packing Co
Cleveland -New York Central
R. A. Co
the Sinclair Refining Co
Cleveland
Swan Creek Lumber Co
the Westinghouse Co
Mansfield
the Swift Packing Co
the Beck Motor Sales Co
The
Pennsylvania RR. Co
Washington
Hades-Zink Co
Fremont
the Retail Credit Co
National Machinery Co
DeVilbis Co
Dietasa Motor Car Corporation
the Alloys Steel Co
Canton
A. C. Hoyt Co
the Salesbook Co
Shelby - Tiffin National Bank
Tiffin Standard Sanitary Mfg
the Webster Mfg
Tiffin Twin Dry Cell Battery Co
Cleveland High School
Bucyrus National Carbon Co
Harvey Clothing Co
Tiffin High School
Ohio State
America
Tiffin, O
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