Birthday Surprise for Mrs Karl H Brown at Home Party
Mrs Karl H Brown enjoyed a delightful birthday surprise hosted by Mr and Mrs BE Brown. The gathering featured music games and a pot luck supper with many relatives and friends attending from the area. Notable guests included Mr and Mrs Hiram Pierce and Mrs Jennie Nigh along with numerous Brown family members and neighbors.
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Karl H. Brown
BE. Brown
Brown
Paul
Ruth
Hiram Pierce
Jennie
Franks H. ‘Brown
We ‘Starr
Charles Snare
Dorothy
Candid
Ralph Brown
Arthur
Vincent
Henry
Reta
Roy “Wickiser
B. Brown
Margaret Garhel
Lawrence” “Plottrand
Ben Chester
Ruthanna
Elizabeth
R. O. Brown
Lucille Lahr
Roselle Brown
Mary Wickiser
Jonella_Lanr
Sarles Brown
Martha. Plott
Harold Plott
Franklin Brown
Neighborhood Surprise Party At Karr Home
Last Friday evening neighbors and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Karr near Crawford to surprise them. The group shared a lunch, danced, and played cards for several hours with many attendees including the Kinleys Bloom Hetzel Swigart Mann and Robbins families.
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Mark Karr
Crawford
Karr
Winifred Karr
Laird Kinley
Gladys Kinley
Max Bloom
Virgil
Will
Will Bitau
Earl
Elmer
Arthur Hetzel
Aaron Swigart
Floydana—Woodrow
Jacob Smalley
Wo. Bloom
Helen
Floyd
Noah
Harvey Hetsel
Carl
John
Orville Mann
Mable Mann
George Robbins
Delmar
Stanley
Surprise Birthday Gathering for Frank Weaver
Last Friday a group of friends surprised Frank Weaver for his birthday with a delightful lunch. Guests included Nick Kinn and family, John Weaver, Emma Clara Weaver, Cecelia Weaver, Martin Kinn and son Vernet, Harry Ruffing family, Leo Weaver, Andy McTruchlin, Clarence Kinn, Ira McKinnon and others from Carey Upper Sandusky Alvada Columbus Canton Marion and Canton. The evening featured music and games and a Sunday dinner hosted by J J Stoll with Mr and Mrs A Wenner Lewis Bele McDonald Karr Shafer Ritter Kathryn McDonald Hattie Stoll and Arthur Stoll among attendees.
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Frank Weaver
Nick Kinn
Carey
John Weaver
Emma An
Clara Weaver
Upper Sandusky
Cecelia Weaver
Columbus
Martin Kinn
Son Vernet
Alvada
Harry Ruffing
Familly
Leo Weaver
Andy Mctruchlin
Clarence Kinn
Ira McKinnon
J. J. Stoll
Mervin Shafer
Merrill Ritter
Kathryn McDonald
Hattie Stoll
Arthur Stoll
Wayne Crawford
Vanlue
C. F. Sutter
I. L. Shull
C. H. Hull
Harry Hull
Charles Calmes
Ben Kennerley
Paul Calmes
John Greek
Mary Wiseley
Findlay
Harold Smith
George Smith
Sherman McKee
Ilo
Ardeth
Quentin
Lymm
Jack Moore
Troy Rangeler
Glen McKee
Bruce Moore
Mena
G. W. Croker
J. B
Croker
Junior
Betty
Cléveland
Ang
George Shuman
Clayton
James Shuman
Celestia Hare
B. &. Hudson
M. K. Savidge
Mt. Victory
Loyal Workers Class Meeting At Bell Home
The Loyal Workers Class of the United Evangelical church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bell for their monthly business meeting. Seventeen members were present. Light refreshments were served by the hostess and aantee Ws given after which the class adjourned to meet next month with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gamberling.
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United Evangelical Church
Virgil Bell
Ray Gamberling
Victory Class Social at Mrs Chesebrough Home
The Victory Class of the Methodist Sunday school plans a social Friday evening at teacher Mrs S B Chesebrough home. Assisting hostesses include Mrs Arthur Phillips Mrs Eugene Baughman and Mrs Wallace Beebe. This will be the last meeting of the year with officer elections to be held.
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Methodist Sunday School
S. B-Chesebrough
Arthur Phillips
Eugene Baughman
Wallace Beebe
Stoll Family Hosts Coy Supper Evening Gathering
Misses Hattie and Lela Stoll and Messrs Willis Binan Forest Stoll Wilfred Stoll Everett Eaton and Paul Calmes enjoyed an informal ar supper at the home of Mr and Ybllen Stoll east of town.
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Hattie
Lela Stoll
Willis Binan
Forest Stoll
Wilfred Stoll
Everett Eaton
Paul Calmes
Ybllen Stoll
Sui A
Dinner Guests Including Mr and Mrs George Visit
Field and Mr ee were dinner guests with S and Mrs George in town as social attendees.
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Field
Mr. and Ee
Mrs. George Sides
Town
Mr and Mrs J J Se host Tuesday guests
Mr and Mrs J J Se hosted guests Tuesday including Mrs Ralph Wenner of Cantd and Mrs H A Stoll.
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J. J. Seinner
Ralph Wenner
H. A. Stoll
Fortnightly Club hosts afternoon program and Italian music
Mrs J Gl Loy presides as hostess for the Fortnightly Club with a business conference followed by a government study led by L E Straw and Mrs Phelps. Italian music is presented by Mrs Sutphen and Mrs Galbroner discusses Italy's contribution to modern science while Phelps handles current events. Priscilla Club members and husbands enjoyed a Tuesday dinner at Mr and Mrs J D Ewing's home hosted by Mrs Ewing, Mrs Graves, Mrs Ranger and Mrs Croker.
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Gl Loy
Bass
W. Ht. Phelps
Rs. G. V. Sutphen
F. A. Galbroner
Italy
Phelps
Priscilla
Priscilla Club
J. D. Ewing
Ewing
H. F. Graves
B. C
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests and Illness Reported
Local social notes list numerous Thanksgiving dinners hosted by area families including Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Guller and relatives from Marion and Mansfield. Mrs. Ray Clinger is ill with tuberculosis at her mother’s home east of town. Nearby residents hosted gatherings at various homes with extended families and friends in attendance.
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Alexander Hoy
Byron England
Vanlue
Wm. Pontius
Esther
Ralph
Hoy
Albert Sampson
South of Houcktow
Nancy Wallermire
Houcktown
Beifig
Hrastus Waltermire
Ore
Houcktownh
Ray Clinger
George Walters
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Listed in Local Homes
A long Thanksgiving dinner notice lists many households and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Campbell and daughter Isabelle, Mr. Ollie Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Phelps, Mrs. TAL Newcomes and children, Mr. and Mrs. G. We l Brayton, Mrs. Cora Hart and daughters, and numerous others. Cleveland visitors remained several days. extended family visits and entertainment are noted across multiple families in the area.
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A. C. Greer
Clyde Campbell
Isabellé
Ollie Arnold Not Vanlue
Helen” Greer
Russel” ‘Greer
W. H. Phelps
Tal Newcomes
Mirs
S.si Hart
Mil ‘Jeafrette
Cleveland
C. N. Cosgray
T. G. Reynolds
Bertie Purkey
J. D. Southward
Nellie
Earl Alter
Ruth
Mildrea
W. ‘M. Forney
Dave
Grace
Myron Forney
Forest
Clyde Hiérce
Eunice
Grantelton
McLean
Tr.j
J. R. Alter
Big Oak
Jesse
Bert Painter
Lyman Smith
Robert
Carl
John Phillips
Elida
Frances Phillips
Wes. L. KK. Shui
Getherin
Lessie Kirk
South Lyon
Ime
Shuman
Abs
le Trubey
Milton
Dorothy Shuman
Chase
New Arrival Notes From Local Families
A 7 pound son was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Ray Tracy of Crawford. A son and a daughter were born to Mr and Mrs L L Patterson. Francis Kimberley and Mrs Kimberley of Toledo welcomed a 10 1 4 pound son on November 21. Mrs Kimberley formerly Miss Nell Van Heyde of this town.
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Ray Tracy
Crawford
L. L. Patterson
Francis Kimberley
Tolédo
Kimberley
Nell van Heyde
Ram Lamb Shipped to Coshocton by Mark Karr
Breeder Mark Karr of high grade Shropshires shipped a ram lamb to Coshocton on Wednesday. The move showcases quality livestock trade and regional cattle and sheep breeding activity.
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Mark Karr
Shropshires
Coshocton
Christmas Greeting Samples Spur Early Advertising Push
Christmas greeting samples urge businesses to start advertising before the season peaks, suggesting proactive campaigns to beat last minute rushes and maximize holiday sales.
Holiday sewing supplies for gift finishing and adornments
Plain satin and satin with picot edges and rich brocaded ribbons are offered for holiday shopping. Metal or composition mounts, ornaments, silk cords, heads, pendants, and silk covered forms are available to complete gifts and costumes.
Hunting Party Tragedy Claims William Eyerman
William Eyerman of New Washington was killed during a rabbit hunt last Thursday when a gun discharged by companion Donnersbach as he attempted to shoot a rabbit. Eyerman stood about five feet behind Victor Pauley who fired and missed. the shot pierced Eyerman’s spine causing instant death.
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William_Eyerman
New Washington
Victor Pauley
Eyerman
Ra Donnersbach
I. F. Miller
Donnerbach
Pauley
Donnersbach
Bloomville Gazette
Gondola Style Proofs Its Venetian Roots
The Venetian gondola kept its simple somber color and form into the late 1600s, resisting attempts to transplant the craft abroad. A linger of pride runs through the piece on its unique maritime design and cultural staying power.
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