Social Events and Family Dinner Recaps
Mrs E A Capell will entertain her contract club next Tuesday afternoon on E South Street. The Victory class of the Methodist Sunday school meets tonight at Mrs Linus Myers home on S Vance Street with Mrs Perry Presler and Miss Theo Cooper assisting. Mr and Mrs E S Burson and sons Paul and Reid were dinner guests Sunday at H L Wenner and wife on W North Street for Mrs Burson birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A Capell
E. South Street
Methodist Sunday School
Linus Myers
Vance Street
Perry Presler
Theo Cooper
ES. Burson
Paul and
Reid
H L Wenner
North Street
Mrs Burson
Wesley Patterson
E South Street
Glen Hart
Donna
Earl van Sant
Findlay
Gail Patterson
Edward
Janice
Buffalo
E A Capell
Judson
Anna Snyder
H B Keller
B. Findlay Street
Janice Patterson
E.G. Snyder
W. Brown Avenue
H B Puffenberger
James
Tiffin
Susan Lowery
Ray Tracy
Shirley
R. K Carlin
Billy
Snyder
Carlin
Lowery
Social Roster Highlights Holiday Luncheon and Gatherings
Recap of recent social events includes Priscilla club luncheon with Mrs Wesley Patterson on E South Street. Numerous dinners and family visits feature residents from Findlay Buffalo Milwaukee Tiffin Upper Sandusky and nearby towns with birthday celebrations and bridge club gatherings.
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Bleam in Upper Sandusky
Mr and Mrs Perry Presler and Mrs Ollie Graves hosted a birthday dinner in Upper Sandusky on Sunday honoring Mrs Darrell Bleam. Guests included Miss Martha Stoody and Maurice Steinmetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Presler
Ollie Graves
Martha Stoody
Maurice Steinmetz
Upper Sandusky
Darrell Bleam
Dible Family Guests Near Carey Sunday Evening
Mr and Mrs J F Dible and children Joe Judith Laurell and Ann of Carey and Mr and Mrs Harry Dible and son David of northeast of Carey were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Dible and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Dible
Joe
Judith
Laurell
Ann
Carey
Harry Dible
David
Northeast
Fred Dible
Dinner guests at Mrs. Gunther's Saturday evening
Mrs. Della Gunther hosted dinner with guests Mrs Frank Streby and children Virginia and Richard of Detroit Miss Evelyn Weakley of Sycamore Wendell Weakley of Tiffin Mr and Mrs C I Chapman and daughter Jeanne and Samuel Gunther attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Gunther
Frank Streby
Virginia and
Richard
Detroit
Evelyn Weakley
Sycamore
Wendell Weakley
Tiffin
C I Chapman
Jeanne
Samuel Gunther
Ralph Green
Opal Updegraff
Jack Updegraff
Fred Powell
West of Town
Robert Brown
South of Town
F. M McDonald
Paul McNutt
Kathleen
Heart Dible
Virginia
Herbert
Billy
Fred Dible
Ralph Livingston
Robert of Columbus
Livingston
F. L Livingston
F, D Hurd
C W Brayton
Margaret
W G Brayton
George Burks
Donald, Floy
Carl David
Mr Burks
Floyd Burks
McCutchenville
Carroll Good
Fremont
Vincent Orians
Raymond Orians
G W Summit
George Metzger
Anna Humbert
Stella Nye
W S LeMott
B A Mench
Wharton
Russell Blue
Malcolm Eugene
Findlay
Almon Blue
Nelson Carothers
Carey
Chance Steen
Van
C D Sheridan
C D Smith
Paul Williams
Patty Lou
Cleveland
C A Williams
Earl Williams
Nevin
Nevada
Earl Lombard
Mildred
W A Kenner
BE. Findlay Street
Ralph Roller
N. Vance Street
Sam Walters
Janine Lay
Vanlue
Byron Walters
Toledo
Alletha Newcomer
Leslie
Pauline
Roller
S. B. Chesebrough
W. J. Cosgray
Helene
Maxine
Harry Chesebrough
Guy Chesebrough
Harold
W. S. Chesebrough
Richard Frederick
C. B. Myers
V. L. Campbell
Nancy
Bellefontaine
Mildred Campbell
V. A. Wilhelm
Monroeville
Charles Myers
Jack
Delphos
W. Z. Campbell
Josephv Myers
andiMra
James Campbell
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Morton Lee in St Paul
Mrs Morton Lee of St Paul enjoyed a birthday anniversary Tuesday evening with guests Mr and Mrs Galen Bame and son Alden, Mr and Mrs Harold Lee and son Norman, Mrs Vertie Bame and daughter Maxine, and Carolyn Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Lee
St Paul
Galen Bame
Alden
Harold Lee
Norman
Vertie Bame
Maxine
Carolyn Williams
Local Dinner Guests From Several Nearby Towns
A large group gathered for a supper Friday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs George Burks. Attendees included the Tussings from Melford and McCutchenville natives, the Dawsons near McCutchenville, Rev N W Sager, Rev Leroy Deininger, and several Sycamore, Mansfield, and Green family members. Sunday dinner also brought Virgil Green and kin together with multiple families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Tussing
Ralph Tussing
Melford
Ind
Floyd Burks
Mary
McCutchenville
George Burks
West of
Herbert Dawson
Near McCutchenville
N. W Sager
Leroy Deininger
Mansfield
M H Thomas
W. B Hill
Doris Stiefel
Sycamore
Gertrude Tate
Lucy Laughlin
William Green
Jack
Dale Green
Carol and
Gwendolyn
Virgil Green
Golden Wedding Keepsake and Village Luncheon
Mrs May McClure and Miss Stella Nye hosted a 700 o clock luncheon Friday at Miss Nye s home with guests including Mrs S B Beitler Miss Mattie Myers and other friends. The Philathea class met at Memorial Evangelical with Virgil Green elected president and a devotional from Ephesians leading to prayers and a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May McClure
Stella Nye
Miss Nye
S B. Beitler
Mattie Myers
Almon Blue
W .S LeMott
C W Mce- Gill
H G Chambers
Della Oge
Margaret Heiser
D. C Henry
Zettle Kemmerly
Philathea
Memorial Evangelical Sunday School
Gertrude Tate
Virgil Green
Jesus
N W Sager
Myrtle Perkins
L L Rowland
C .M. Powell
Elza
Thanksgiving Guests in Findlay Area Homes
Thanksgiving was observed at numerous local homes with extended families visiting. The report lists residents from Findlay, Upper Sandusky, Wharton, Bucyrus, Tiffin, and Vanlue hosting relatives including the Kentons Snyder Mann Hagley Keller Myers Wickiser Wentling Cram Kemmerly Courtad Kraus Bachar Bell Greer Campbell Johnson Baker and others. Many guests arrived from Clyde Columbus Findlay Marseilles and Vanlue for holiday dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Kenton
Findlay
Anna Snyder
E. Findlay Street
H B Turnbell
Carl
Harold
John Mann
Bonnie Lee
Clyde
Mann
Wm. Hagley
M. Keller
William Keller
H . Keller
Findlay Street
Harry Myers
Rita Ann
David
J T Myers
Town
Nelson Wickiser
Will Hagerman
Wharton
Ervin Wentling
Maynard Cram
John
Betty
Louise
Etta Kemmerly
Upper Sandusky
Ben Kemmerly
Ella Smith
Leo Courtad
E South Street
A J Kraus
Columbus
Michael Kraus
Nial Ryder
Bobby
Jack
Joan
Bucyrus
Reid Bachar
B M Bachar
Claude Johnson
Anna Elizabeth
van Baker
Mary Ellen
Ruth Esther
Merle Bell
Marseilles
R_ J _ Greer
Barbara
Ann Patricia
Geraldine
Joan of
Tiffin
Derrold Arnold
Vanlue
C A Campbell
Jester Bridge Club Hosts Dinner at Dibles Home
Members of the Jester Bridge club and their husbands will enjoy a supper tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Dible on S Vance Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jester Bridge Club
Harold Dible
S Vance Street
Local contract club hosts and guests at Wyandot Ave
Mr and Mrs Richard Frederick entertained their contract club Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs 2D J Kingsmore were club guests. Mrs C B Myers won the high score prize. Rev and Mrs C P D Myers of Toledo, Rev Leroy Deininger of Mansfield, Rev and Mrs N W Sager and Mrs Dan Powell were dinner guests Wednesday of last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Claude Johnson on Wyandot avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Frederick
2D J Kingsmore
C B Myers
C P D Myers
Toledo
Leroy Deininger
Mansfeld
N W Sager
Dan Powell
Claude Johnson
Wyandot Avenue
Wesleyan Guild Social Tonight at Mrs Krout’s Findlay Home
Wesleyan Guild class of the Methodist Sunday school holds a social this evening at Mrs Carl Krout’s Findlay Street home with Mrs Samuel Gunther Mrs W S Huffman and Mrs J A Schira helping. T R C club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs E F Thome east of town. guests included Mrs Ray Beebe Miss May Mullhol and Mrs C C Thome of Carey. John Fleck won the mystery package from Mrs M C Yost. Next club meeting two weeks hence features a Christmas exchange at Mrs John Orians’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Guild
Methodist Sunday School
Carl Krout
Findlay Street
Samuel Gunther
W S Huffman
J A Schira
E F Thome
East of Town Club
Ray Beebe
May Mullholand
C C Thome
Carey
John Fleck
M C Yost
John Orians
Entertained Tuesday Evening at Gottfried Home
Mr and Mrs Walter Gottfried of east of town entertained Tuesday evening with pinochle and encore. The hostess served refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mark Karr Mr and Mrs Clarence Elchert Mr and Mrs W A Vaughn and son Richard Mr and Mrs J A Vaughn Mr and Mrs M C Yost and daughter Erma Mr and Mrs John Orians and sons Jack Jene and Henry Grine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gottfried
East of Town
Mark Karr
Clarence Elchert
W A Vaughn
Richard
J A. Vaughn
M C Yost
Erma
John Orians
Jack and
Jene
Henry Grine
Thanksgiving Guests Across Findlay Area Gatherings
A long list of Thanksgiving dinner and visiting plans across Findlay and surrounding towns. Numerous households hosted relatives and friends from Columbus, Carey, Fremont, Lima, Toledo, Van Buren, and Detroit, with extended families from McCutchenville, Arlington, and Tiffin attending celebrations.
For Sale Used Bicycles and Reconditioned Cars
FOR SALE listing of used bicycles at Theis Furniture Exchange and reconditioned used cars and trucks at Orwick Motor Sales. Includes Ford trucks and roadsters from 1920s and Nash sedan with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theis Furniture Exchange
Orwick Motor
Ford Dealers
Another Fox Hunt Planned by Wyandot League This Saturday
The Wyandot County Conservation League plans a fox hunt next Saturday at the same Thanksgiving Day site near Marseilles starting 9 AM. Captains George R. Ellis Montee Lumberson Gilbert Ellis W R Hudson Carey and Mr Kennedy organize five boundary lines to cover. No guns or dogs allowed. participants urged to bring noise makers and clubs. Proceeds go to the Conservation League for county game and fish purchases next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot County Conservation League
Marseilles
Stalter Road
Harpster
Little Sandusky Creek
George R. Ellis
South Line
Montee Lumberson
Gilbert Ellis
East Line
W R Hudson
Carey
North Line
The
Conservation League
Sunday Supper Guests Visit Local Residents
Sunday supper guests were Dr and Mrs A F Constien of Upper Sandusky visiting Mrs Margaret Southward and her daughter Miss Nellie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F Constien
Upper Sandusky
Margaret Southward
Nellie
Trade in old stove or washer for new units
Old appliance trade available on 28 new models from Maytag with electric prices 64.60 89.50 and gas 84.50 109.50. Double tub trays free. Also Detroit Jewel Round Oak stoves Philco radios Lowe Bros paints Simmons beds. Easy terms at Theis Furniture Exchange. Jersey Holstein cow and calf for sale near Adrian J J Ruehle phone 7167.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Jewel
Philco
Lowe Bros
Simmons
Theis Furniture Exchange
For Sale Items Including Bed Suite and Edison Records
Classified notice lists a handmade chest brass jardiniere pedestal parlor and music cabinets a boy's sled and Edison records. Call 18 45 7ap for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Records
Also Mentioned on This Page
Priscillas
Priscilla Club
J D Siddall
Joseph Lee
Lester Lee
Milwaukee
Ralph McRill
Arlen Dwight
Erman Bright
David, Larry
Billy, Jr
Wayne Wiseley
Lola Easex
Willis
Mark McRill
Bridge Club
Elsie Howard
Dow Street
Robert Myers
Free Scoarse
Myers
Howard
Carolyn Newhard
E Findlay Street
Harry Hosafros
Evelyn
Carl Hosafros
Allen
Ruth
Harold Weaver
C W Lanning
John Hosafros
Harry Shull
Lanning
Robert Wilson
Orville Johnson
Arlington
Wm. Slotterbeck
Cal Risner
Marlene
Norman Armstrong
Lawrence Swerlein
Jack Phillips
Virgil Rader
Glenn
Frank Wehrle
Berwick
Donald Wehrle
Stony Ridge
Edward Zender
Chester Wehrle
New Riegel
John Long
Thomas Wehrle
Frank Punk
Evans Orians
Elmer Lawhead
Scott Street
Arthur Mullholand
Eugene
Adrian
Clarence Lawhead
Miss Ruth
John Wininger
Arthur Stoll
Lewis Lawhead
Pearl
Clyde Lawhead
Norma
Maurice
Harvey
E R Beck
Q W Williams
Shari Ann
Melva Wininger
George Conner
Dean Zapp
Ashland
Tiffin Advertiser-Tribune
New Galt Hotel
Jack M. McNulty
Mgr
George Remlinger
J. C. Railing
Walker Street
Upper
Sandusky
Singer
J. J. Ruehle
Montague’s
Christ
Poe Crea
NAVY
Sauerkraut
Libby
Siana
Crisco
Nene
Lipton’s Tea
Bakers Chocolate
Rome
Erie
Prfood Stores
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