Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Local Families
Local residents hosted and attended multi-household Thanksgiving dinners. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. F H Durstine and daughter Lillian of Cleveland. Mrs. C J Ebersole and daughter Myra of Fostoria. W A Kelley of Lima. Mrs Anna Woodworth. L S Criger family. Adam Myers and Will Ellis clans. Bl and H Z Bland hosted guests from Cleveland and nearby towns. numerous other families from Findlay, Toledo, Arcadia, Custor, Upper Sandusky, West of town, and New Bavaria shared meals with hosts including G H Whaley, G W Croker, C W McGill, C D Brown, C C Chambers, Peter Krupp, and C A Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Whaley
F. H. Durstine
Lillian
Cleveland
C. J. Ebersole
Myra
Fostoria
W.A. Kelley
Lima
Anna “Woodworth
L.S. Criger
Alva
Ethel
Elsie
Town
Adam Myers
Will Ellis
Jeanette
Alberta
Betty Louige
Findigg
Mer
H. Z. Bland
Wharton
G. W. Croker
Blaine Croker
Mazie Fitzgerald
George Shuman
Clayton
West of Town
C. D. Brown
Toledo
J. F. Brown
Dorcas
George Brown
C. C. Chambers
the Ridge
A. F. Hartle
Letta_Hartle
Forest England
Melvin
Helen
Wallace
Martha
Arcadia
Frances England
Blanchard
W.-M--Pontius
Esther
Ralph
Peter Krupp
Leo A. Krupp
Findlay
George Weaver
New Bavaria
Otto Krupp
Donald
C. J. Krupp
Earl
Charles Griffin
Doreas
S. C. Williams
Ralph Williams
C. A. Williams
Death of Mrs A A Reynolds at Vancouver Washington
Word reached relatives here of the death of Mrs Ida Minerva Walter Reynolds at her Vancouver home. She died Thanksgiving morning at 6 o'clock from heart trouble after a short illness. She would have been 47 in four days. Survived by husband A A Reynolds and seven children Claude Ava Luie Engleman Stanley Selah Alpha and John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Reynolds
Vancouver
Wash
Washington
Claude
Ava
Luie Engieman
Mt. Rainier
Stanley
Selah
Alpha
John
Remembered by School Mates Thanksgiving Basket Visit
Seventh grade students and Miss Bertha Van Heyde prepared a Thanksgiving bucket last week. On Wednesday the boys visited Charlie Humbert at home with a broken leg from a schoolyard fall. The basket held tissue wrapped fruits, post cards, and note from each giver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha van Heyde
Charlie Humbert
Mather
Joys of Findlay mark sixtieth anniversary celebration
Mr. and Mrs. David Joy of Findlay celebrate sixty years of marriage on Sunday at Findlay. He is 81, she 79. They ran the Joy House later the Gali House from 1866 to 1876 and he served as state senator from 1878 to 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Joy
Findlay
Indlay
Joy
Tober
Gali House
Revival Meetings at Bigelow Chapel Next Sunday
Revival meetings will begin at Bigelow Chapel next Sunday evening. Rev. Culp, the pastor, will have charge of the meetings. Everybody cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow Chapel
Culp
Community Christmas plans and local notices in Wyandot
Upper Sandusky and Nevada schedule municipal Christmas trees while judges, editors, and trustees appear in county affairs. Deaths include John Schoenberger and Mrs. James Swan. marriages Edward Nitrauer and Cora Lee Price. several licenses issued. fireside news, ditch petitions, and hog auction details from Sycamore Leader and local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
John Schoenberger
Jackson Township
Forest
Pennsylvania
Searfoss
Richland Township
Trustees Ditch
Ridge Township
C. H. Lewis
Harpster
James Swan
Upper Sandusky
Angeline Robinson
West
J. D. Curtis
Tymochtee Township
Miles H. McLaughlin
Congress
McLaughlin
George W. Searfoss
Julius Ulrich
A. Baughman
Margueritt
Edward Nitrauer
Cora Lee Price
Near Harpster
Marion
Nitrauer
Erie Railroad
Marion Star
Raymond Boucher
Eden Township
Standard Oil Company
Honor Aged Relative At Thanksgiving Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs Wm Moore hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at their country home north of Vanlue honoring Amos Moore age 73 from Plymouth Ind. Others included Prof and Mrs John Moore Carey and more relatives sharing music and conversation before departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Moore
Vanlue
Amos Moore
Plymouth
Ind
John Moore
Carey
C. W. Hackenberger
Charles
Findlay
Hal Hoy
Nan Schubert
Harry and
Paul
J. B. Moore
Nannie Whistler
Orpha Woodard
Big Four Changes Time Schedule For Week
The Big Four announces new timetable with routes to Toledo and Sandusky. North Bound trains No. 2 and No. 32 depart early morning, others at midday and evening. southbound and Sandusky services show corresponding departures and arrivals. Branch trains to Findlay adjust morning and afternoon times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Sandusky
Findlay
Ben Kitziler Injured In Train Accident Near Urbana
Last Sunday afternoon Ben Kitzler driving a motor car with Trainmaster Kelley collided with a truck near Urbana. Kitzler suffered a serious head bruise and was thrown from the car while Kelley was shaken up. Kitzler is recovering at home in the east end of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kitzler
Kelley
Big Four Road
Urbana
Mr. Kitzler
Mr. Kelley
Greenspring Investor Plans Return and School Grounds Upgrade
J. W. Gameter, wealthy multigraph inventor and former Greenspring boy, will return to his old home to spend his declining years. He begins improvements with $5000 spent on upgrading the school grounds and other village projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Gameter
Bish Buys Mrs. Frederick Property for East Main Home
W. S. Bish purchased the Mrs. Mary Frederick property on East Main street and plans to remodel the site for use as a residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Bish
Death Claims of Weaver and Jacoby Headline Local Obituaries
Two long obituaries outline the deaths of: Mr. Weaver aged 82 in Salem township with a large surviving family and a funeral at Our Lady of Consolation Church, and Michael Jacoby aged 65 in West Main Street home after stomach illness with services at Our Lady of Consolation Church. Surviving children, grandchildren, and siblings listed. interments planned at St. Joseph's Cemetery, Salem township and St. Nicholas' at Frenchtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhere
Fifeen
Salem Township
Carey
Barbara Remlinger
Emma
Frank Arnold
Kate
John Orians
Upper Sandusky
Clara
Frank Simonis
Kirby
Edward Weaver
Lewis Weaver
Frances
Joseph Myers
Charles Weaver
City
Rosanne Weaver
Anthony Weaver
Henry Weaver
Shelby
Lena Miller
Charles
Linus Myers
Vincent Arnold
Leo and
Martin Orians
Frank Wenninger
Ashland
Michael Jacoby
West Main Street
D. F. Arend
Mr. Jacoby
Seneca County
Mary Reinhart
Susan
D. J. Arend
Anna
L. S. Werling
Liftin
Waisham
Rosa
KH. M. Lunsway
Hetary Welly
Alvada
Jacoby
Our Lady of Consolation Church
Su Nicholas
Frenchtown
Unclaimed Letters at Carey Post Office Advertised
Following 13 a list of unclaimed letters remaining at the Carey post office. Mr. R. W. Lippencott, Mr. H. W. Nor, Mr. W. W. Phelps, Miss Elsie Baldwin, Mr. John Cole. Persons calling for the above letters will please say they were advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Post Office
R. W. Lippencott
H. *W. Nor
W. W. Phelps
Elsie Baldwin
John Cole
Entertained Club Hosts Friday Gathering
Miss Carolyn Newhard was hostess to the C J G Club Friday with guests Miss Alma Bish Christine Straw Halcyon Hull Jennie Powell Nellie Bessie Ogg and Edith Hunter at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Newhard
C.J. G. Club
Alma _ Bish
Christine Straw
Halcyon Hull
Jennie Powell
Nellie
Bessie Ogg
Edith Hunter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hupmobile
Bastinger
Reo
Maxwell
Milburn Tt
Carey Auto Sales Company
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Europe
The
Carey Electric Telephone Company
Carey, Ohio
W.H. Snyder
C. W. McGill
J.C. Dow
David Dow
Caroleen
Robert
Elizabeth Frost
Columbus
Florence
Dorcas Dow
Cyril
Giles Simonis
Joe Engesser
Custor
Lawrence Fetter
Detroit
Henry Fetter
H.P. Fetter
Tom Gagnon
Upper
Gloses
Common Pléas’court
Tracht
Nevada Farmers’ Institute
United Brethren Church
Sycamore
J. H. Arnold
Mr. Arnold
J. L. Calmes
Boulder
Colo
D. F. Calmes
Ed Calmes
Goldfield
Rowland
Fred Livingston
Arlington
Edith Miach
Lienkaemper
J. L. Hyde
Virgil Bell
Bernice Conaghan
McCutchenville
John Hamaker
Truax & Son
Cordelia Wickiser
Jacob Wickiser
the Methodist Church
Zion Bloom Cemetery
Ben Kitziler
Greenspring
Leonard Weaver
Entertained Club
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