Local social round up from Carey area
Miss Lisie and Mr James Ogg of near Carey visited relatives Sunday. Numerous residents visit guests and attend events in Carey Tiffin and Bucyrus areas. The B G C met with Miss Dessa Etchen hosting and electing officers led by Helene Shober as president. The note ends with a Christmas doll promotion at Ewing's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lisie
James Ogg
Near Carey
Jack DeMen
W. O. Longfellow
Carey
Arthur Mullholand
Lydia Gibson
Carrie Yantzer
William Dixon
Lottie
Joseph Haupt
McCutchenville
D. V. Ramo
Springfield
Gazelle Haines
Lulu Yardhner
Helen Gibson
Joseph Werhle
Jack Phillips
Eugene Ewing
Sadie Ewing
Frank Knowlton
Mary Knowlton
Tiffin
Neil Haines
Lilah
Bucyrus
R. P. Haines
Helene Shober
Vera Mullholand
Grace Presser
Lulu Haines
Gertrude Bakies
Vanlue Community Notes and Local Social News
Mrs Emma Jelly of Findlay inspected the Pythian Sisters lodge and initiated Mrs Melissa Hune. Refreshments followed with games. Mr and Mrs Oza Simon hosted a rabbit supper for guests including Mr and Mrs Mils Lee and Pearl and Leona Lee, and Mr and Mrs Wm Lemon of Haver Montana. Don Binder of Findlay visited Monday. Robert Walters of Toledo visits Vanlue. Fairy Crawford and Flora Baylis shopped in Findlay. Several carloads of stock were shipped from Vanlue this week. Mrs Sherman Buckingham improves slowly. Charles Sutter and Dill Cole attend a stock show in Chicago. Dolls Dolls Dolls at Ewings. shop early for children’s gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jelly
Findlay
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Melissa A. Hune
Oza Simon
Mils Lee
Pearl
Leona
Wm. Lemon
Haver
Montana
Don Binder
Robert Walters
Toledo
Vanlue
Wharton Society News Highlights Local Visits and Death
Mrs M A Kear returns home with her niece Daisy Kirby following a visit in Upper Sandusky. Abraham Searfoss age seventy dies after illness. funeral at Hebron church attended by many. Local activities include card shower for Floyd Swimley, school program, post card shower, updated station paint, and high school literary evening with readings, music, and a disarmament debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Kear
Upper Sandusky
Daisy Kirby
Carl Shellhouse
George Bonsil
Gladys Dumm
Gail Bristol
Fayes Shuman
Ella Opp
Esthel _ Lee
Forest
Rose Kride
Dewey
Carey Orwig
Hugh Brashiares
Abraham Searfoss
Searfoss
Hebron
Howard Ward
James Fehnell
Frank Walter
Ena Messamore
David Kimmell
Wharton
Floyd Swimley
George Segrist
Findlay
McComb
Virgil Ward
Russell McAvoy
Faye Vogel
Howard Moe
Omer Gatchell
Sadie Lutz
Mary Brandt
Marie Rommel
Flossie
Bristol
Louis Sink
Arthur Phelps
Stanley Sink
Emily
Dolls, Dolls, Dolls at Ewing's
Ewing's hosts doll dressing event inviting children to pick outfits and prepare dolls for play. Staff will guide selections and demonstrate dressing techniques. Local families encouraged to attend for craft fun and charitable sharing.
Lovell Notes Local Happenings and Community Notices
Sunday hunting quiet in Lovell and Crawford with quails and rabbits noted. Ohio Oil Co to pull abandoned wells in Wyandot field thinning derricks over six months. John Kennerley completes ice house. Crawford front at Will Smalley grocery underdrained. Local stone crusher crew disbands. Robert Lowery praised. Eureka Literary Society formed at Four Corners school. first meeting set for Dec 16 with debate on influence of surroundings versus will. Ezra Baker ill. Dolls at Ewing’s Bay advertised while supply lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Steiner
Crawford
Ohio Oil Co
Wyandot
John Kennerley
Lovell
Will Smalley
Robert Lowery
Eureka Literary Society
Four Corners
Samuel A. Schlup
Mark Karr
Emma Schlup
Henry Hetzel
Earl Hetzel
E. E. Hall
Emanuel Russman
George Karr
Allen Moser
Robert Sweigard
Henry Schleif
E. Wentz
Fred Moser
Ezra Baker
Wharton Farmers Institute Opens with Program Details
The first annual Wharton Farmers Institute will be held Monday and Tuesday December 12 and 13 at the Wharton M E church. The program includes morning music, a 9 o clock invocation by Rev. George B Sessions, the President's Address by Henry Van Buren, a talk on improving live stock by J L Buchanan, discussion and methods for shepherding by A A Huber, and committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton Farmers’ Institute
Wharton M. EB
America
George B. Sessions
Henry van Buren
J. L. Buchanan
A. A. Huber
Institute Sessions Promote Agriculture Education
A public institute program lists sessions on corn fertility swine husbandry and horse profitability with talks by A. A. Huber J. N. Buchanan and J. L. Buchanan. Henry Van Buren leads as president with free admission and music by Mabel Engler and the Sylvian Quartet.
Root Juice hailed as health remedy across town
Local residents face rheumatism kidney trouble and stomach pain yet turn to Root Juice. Reports praise its effects including back injury relief and stomach improvement. Brayton's Drug Store is listed as the local agency for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hollie
Princeton
Ind
Reese
Brayton
Modern Woodmen Election Returns Officers
The Modern Woodmen of America held an election at their regular meeting naming Venerable Consul Frank Stroup Worthy Advisor Ralph Wagers Banker D C Henry Clerk Ed Campbell Jr Escort Ilo Wonder Watchman Walter Sherman Centuryman Frank Damon Manager for three years James Dill Manager for one year Jacob Nitrauer Camp Physicians Dr J D South ward and Dr R C Van Buren A banquet followed and installation is planned for the first Monday evening in January. Dolls of every description at Ewing's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stroup
Ralph Wagers
D. C. Henry
Ed. Campbell, Jr
Ilo Wonder
Walter Sherman
Centuryman
Frank Damon
James Dill
Jacob Nitrauer
J. D. Southward
R. C. van Buren
Infant Anna Marie Collett Dead After Asthma
The eight week old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Collett died Tuesday morning after an illness from spasmodic asthma. Survived by parents four brothers and one sister. Funeral held Wednesday at Our Lady of Consolation Church with Rev. Father J G Mizer officiating. Burial in St Marys Cemetery with Benediction after services on the eve of the Immaculate Conception feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie
Nicholas Collett
Our Lady of Consolation Church
J.G. Mizer
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Dinner by Mr and Mrs Hurd Hosts Two Evenings
Invitations sent for twenty six guests to a dinner at the Hurd residence on West Main Street tonight with a second dinner planned for next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Hurd
West Main Street
Dinner guests at the Galt House Sunday noon
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Kennerley hosted a Sunday noon dinner at the Galt House with guests including Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Graves Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ewing Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Kurtz and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Kennerley
Galt House
H. F. Graves
J. D. Ewing
E. B. Kurtz
W. H. Snyder
Rexall Hair Tonic Promised to Prevent Baldness
J D Ewing of The Rexall Store assures customers Rexall 93 Hair Tonic will stop dandruff stimulate growth and prevent baldness or money will be refunded. Two sizes 50c and 1 00 sold only at our store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
J. D. Ewing
Mehr Licht Social At Mrs Gear Home Afternoon
The Mehr Licht Club hosted a social at Mrs. E. M. Gear's home with recitations by Mrs. Chester Tate and piano solos by Miss Dorothy Brown. Mrs. L. G. Thrall won first prize a hand painted plate and Mrs. J. D. Carother s the consolation toy bird. The regular literary session led by Mrs. E. Luther Spaid featured Mrs. R. C. Pennington reading Extravagance versus Thrift. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Herbert Bixby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehr Licht Club
E. M. Gear
Dune
Chester Tate
Dorothy Brown
L. G. Thrall
J. D. Carothers
Coterie Meeting with Christmas Cheer and Prize Card Game
Mrs. I. D. Snouffer hosted the Coterie on Wednesday with a Christmas themed gathering. Mrs. J. F. Brown won an Esquimo doll in a card contest, and Mrs. Leslie Patterson earned the next prize. A supper followed, guests included Mrs. C. C. Kisselle, Mrs. J. M. Harrison, Mrs. Will Peirce, and Miss Eloise Thrall. A follow up meeting is planned in three weeks with Mrs. Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Snouffer
J. F. Brown
Leslie Patterson
Saint Nicholas
C. C. Kisselle
J. M. Harrison
Will Peirce
Eloise Thrall
Patterson
Travel salesman shift at Crawford refinery firm
I. D. Snouffer, formerly agent for the Hocking Valley at Crawford, has left to become a traveling salesman for Wyandot Refineries Co. William Smalley takes over as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Snouffer
Hocking Valley
Crawford
The
Wyandot Refineries Co
William Smalley
Theatre Sold. Last Thursday Frank Shuler sold his
The fragment notes a theater sale by Frank Shuler on a Thursday in the past. No further details are readable to specify buyer, location, price, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shuler
Wall Street Theatre Changes Hands Under New Proprietors
Interest in the Wall Street Theatre grows as Parker Messer and Henry Faber take over ownership. The prompt change suggests new management and potential programming shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Theatre
Parker Messer
Henry Faber
Wall Stree Theatre
Rexall Orderlies Promise Satisfaction for Constipation
In a Rexall Store ad J D Ewing promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe gentle remedy for constipation and bowel disorders. The tablets are described as candy like, non purgative, suiting children and the elderly, with two sizes 25c and 10c and a money back guarantee if not fully satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Rexall Orderlies
J D. Ewing
Appointment Notice of Trusteeship for Creditors
Notice states Edward T. Criger assignee in trust for creditors of George Hifi sto. creditors urged to present claims duly authenticated for allowance. Dated November 19, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hifi
Edward T. Criger
Appointment as Administrator with will annexed for Catharine Shuman
Notice announces the appointment of an administrator with the will annexed for the estate of Catharine Shuman, deceased, of Wyandot County Ohio. The document is dated November 23, 10% 7, stating qualification and probate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Shuman
Catharine Shuma
Wyandot County
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. D. Milligan
Implements, Hoffolk
Adrian
Clarence Lawhead
Lyman Trubey
Rosa Calmes
Leonora Phillips
William Haines
Bert Allion
Family
Caroline Blinn
Elizabeth Johnson
Jack Sopher
Salome Neiderkohr
Dessa Etchen
G. C
Lulu
Zella Haines
Geo. Zabriska
Joseph Myers
Austin Knowlton
Holgate
Ewing’s
Ewings
Lytle & Phelps
Ewing's Bay
James Cook
Ruth Secrist
Russell McEvoy
Lois Sink
Oral Huston
College of Agriculture
Verna Wentling
J. J. Buchanan
Omer Bell
Orville Kear
Bernice Huston
Louis Falk
Edna Lutz
O. O. Tracy
Institute
W. A. Secrist
Victor Sink
Virgil Bowman
Eter Kauble
A. H. Ahlefeld
S. G. Smith
Hicksville
J. N. Buchanan
Sherodsville
Mabel Engler
Sylvian Quartet
Ewing’s Bay
Galt
Adams
Mehr Licht
Coterie Meeting
Wieik
Trogs
Turkeys
Pek Aease
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