Social Events and Supper Guests in Local Homes
Social calendar notes Mr and Mrs Clayton Shuman and children hosted supper for Mr and Mrs George Shuman. The U and I club met at Miss Carolyn Newhard’s home with guests Mrs H B Keller and Mrs George Newhard. Mrs J J Stoll dined with Mr and Mrs Lewie Beis and daughter Louise. Guests included Ambrose Cunningham from McCutchenville and Mrs Lillie Karr with Merrill Ritter party south of Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Shuman
George Shuman
J. J. Stoll
Lewie Beis
Louise
Ambrose Cunningham
McCutchenville
Lillie Karr
Merrill Ritter
South of Carey
J T Club Hosts Mrs Vincent Arnold Event
Mrs Vincent Arnold hosted the J T club last Thursday with guest Mrs Carl Karl of Upper Sandusky. The next meeting will feature a Christmas exchange at the home of Mrs Harry Fox on Lake Street Thursday afternoon December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Arnold
J. T
Carl Karl
Upper Sandusky
Harry Fox
Lake Street
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Cletus Remlinger
L. Pahl
H. L. Pahl
Henry Davidson
Edward Fox
Minnie ‘Ruffing
P. B. Emerine
Monitor
Elizabeth Logsdon
Donald Oglesbee
Gerald Collet
Lawrence Oriang
M. C. Yost
Mrs Ward Hosts T R C Club Social With Contests
Mrs Earl Ward entertained the T R C club last Thursday afternoon after the business session. Winners in contests were Mrs Walter Gottfried and Mrs J A Vaughn. Bingo winners included Mrs D A Dow Mrs M C Yost Mrs Ralph Haford and Mrs J J Kohmann. Mystery prize went to Mrs J A Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ward
Walter ‘Gottfried
J. A. Vaughn
D. A. Dow
M. C. Yost
Ralph Haford
J.J. Kohmann
E. F. Tome
Ward
Miss Fairy
Ted Tucker
Walter Gottfried
Birthday Club Honors Mrs Bristoll with Tureen Dinner
The Bi Mo club celebrated Mrs. Harry Bristoll on her birthday with a tureen dinner at her W Findlay street home. Guests included Mrs Harold Dible and Mrs Nelson McLarkey. Prizes awarded at bridge to Mrs Bristoll and others. two-week follow up dinner planned with the Dibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bristoll
W. Findlay Street
Harold, Dible
Mra
Harold Dible
Yertet
Sug Vance Street
Edmund Pahl
Maurice Steinmetz
Fred Scoarse
Harry Brigton
Charles Calmes
Bridge
Pahl
Wallace Dible
Nineteen Hundred Club Hosts Bridge Day at Stief Home
Miss Emma Stief acted as hostess for a Tuesday afternoon gathering of the Nineteen Hundred Club with guests including Mrs. Paul R. Clouser Mrs. F. D. Hurd and Mrs. H. B. i Turnbell After lunch at the Midway bridge followed at the Stief home on West street Mrs. George Newhard won the club prize and Mrs. Turnbell the guest prize The group met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. H. Houk on W Findlay Street Invitations extended to Mrs. Ida Kibler Bluffton Mrs. F. C. Ogg Columbus and several other members with high score prizes awarded to Mrs E. B. Kurtz and guest prize to Mrs Dromgold
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Stief
Nineteen Hundred
Paul R. Clouser
F. D. Hurd
H. B. i Turnbell
Stief
West, Street
George Newhard
Turnbell
W. H. Houk
W. Findlay Street
Ida Kibler
Bluffton
F. C. Ogg
Columbus
F. D Hurd
T. E Dromgold
J. &. Ziebarth
H. L. Wenner
E. B. Kurtz
Dromgold
Ruby Geraldine Turnbell
William Geckle
Hocking Valley
Carey
Herman Gibbs
E. B Kurtz
Nial Ryder
Findlay
Robert Troy
A. J. Frederick
J. W. Poling
Ansonia
Galt
Frederick
Miami
Fla
Strand
Buck Jones
Amazon
Fortnightly Club Meet Friday at Mrs Driver’s Home
Mrs Earl B Driver hosts the Fortnightly Club Friday afternoon at her home on West Findlay Street. Mrs C G Laird will read a paper on Aeronautics and Mrs F H Frederick a paper on Meteorology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl B. Driver
W. Findlay Street
C. G. Laird
F.H. Frederick
Interesting News Items of Not So Long Ago
A miscellany from November 1894 notes L G Ranger Jr ill with typhoid, Leonard Souder buys the Camp restaurant, and a winter spell hits. It reports on petroleum locomotives for Baltic railroads, marriages in Carey, flour records at Duluth Imperial mill, bakery changes, funerals, and a Pittsburgh party's western inspection trip. Pension payments reach 189,804,461 with a 25,205,713 treasury balance. army expansion debates are lukewarm. Also cites Liberia emigration plans, controversial electric chair claims, and long-distance telephone rates, plus local township bills and a Port Arthur capture update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Ranger, Jr
Lewis Souder
Charles BE. Rife
Sarah E. Linderbeck
Carey
Duluth Imperial Mill
Joseph Kenton
Bon Ton
Clark
Henry Herbert
W. P. Bender
Little Florence Gale
Silas Kimmel
Hebron Church
Pittsburgh
Treasury
Schofield
Howard
Cleveland
Washington
Jackson
van Buren
Taylor
Fillmore
Lincoln
Johnson
Grant
Liberia
Africa
New York
Gov. Flower
Walter Snyder
Lancaster
Chicago
Portland
Columbus
Winter arrives after mild spell in Wyandot County
November 18 1915 reports a cold front ending pleasant weather. Gus Lortz buys the Enterprise restaurant room from Newhard Bros. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Frank X Bees near Carey Friday morning. Two new Big Four passenger trains to Detroit Cincinnati start November 28. Premier Asquith notes England costs at 325000000 daily. total wartime costs exceed 100000000 daily. After the war nations may bar submarines from warships. Wyandot county candidates spent little on Carey municipal races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Lortz
Newhard Bros
Enterprise
Wyandot
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Booker T.washington
Tuskegee
Ala
Winston S. Churchill
Churchill
England
Fostoria
S. H. Krebs
Owl Hall
Ben Shue
Marion Thas
John Stahl
S. Vance Street
Stork
Harry van Horn
Nelle Wiechart
N. Patterson Street
Mae Margrat
Hossler
Bloomville Gazette
Ramsdell
Sycamore Leader
Marshal W. H. Lytle
Tiffin
Athens
Greece
Salonica
Grover Hotelling
Deloss Hile
Notable 1915 Local Notes And Upcoming Events
A roundup of 1915 items includes political spending in Upper Sandusky, obituaries for Booker T. Washington in Tuskegee, and Churchill heading to the front. Also noted are local classes, new businesses, births, hospital deaths, and film showings with Buck Jones and The Lost World.
Also Mentioned on This Page
U and I ‘Club
U and I Club
Carolyn Newhard
H. B.keller
J.T. Club
Carey Style Shop
Jester Club
S. W. Pahl
Archer Schade
Mr Pahl
Schade
Don Hunter
Phyllis
Billy
Beverly
Robert
Jo- Lynn
Arden Schade
Donna
Edwin Pahl
Richard Hunter
Dobbin
Ford
Dr. Pontiac
Iss Gheenus
Chevrolet
Lincoln-Zephyr
Lanning Motor Sales
Simonis
Galt House
W. C. Johnson
John Schmuck
Port Arthur
Monkden
Manchuria
China
Crawford Township
Berlin
Brown
Michael Thom
Brayton Road
James Carpenter
Upper Sandusky Road
John Kemmerly, Jr
Lanker Road
Willis Turner
Kirby and Blanchard Pikes
Frank Hurd
Florida
South
Jacksonville
Go Greyhound
Delta
Upper Sandusky Fertilizer
C. E. G. Buchsieb, Inc
Charles Clarence Clinger
Donald Clinger
D. A. Capell
Springfield- Sandusky
Big Four
Ats McKittrick Hospital
Kenton
Carey Markets
Vincent Krupp Carey
Darling & Co
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Fostoris
Ohio
H. J. Shearer
Adrian
G. W. Patnoe
E. Findlay St
T. M. Reinhart
Cosgray
C. N. Cosgray
Kingsford St
Toledo
George Ash
Goff Funeral Home
Times’ Office
Methodist Church
S. Patterson Street
F. J. Emerine
Berkshire
Howard Beck
Lower
Carey Druggists
C. Lower
Marion
Harry Ehrlich
W. L.stombaugh
Heck’s Dairy
Norman Gamel
S. Lake St
Harry Mapes
W. Findlay St
High St
Republic
Findlay St
Arthur Winyard
N. Vance Street
Poland
M. Romig
King’s
A. J. King
U. G
Carey Times
Chester
E. A. Weaver
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