Local Visits and Gatherings Across Woodsdale and Nearby Towns
Mrs George Monday and son Barl visited Mrs Earl Beck of Vanlue. Mr and Mrs R W McRill called on Mr and Mrs Henry Beard. Ernest Loader and children visited lonna Pratt family. Dixon Wise of Marion Township spent Sunday with Henry Smith. Ernest Loader hosted Ray Cravens family of St Paul. Roy Farmer and Everet Farmer families visited near Mt Blanchard. Henry Smith family and McRill children shopped in Findlay. Royal Hollands Bell Ringers perform at H S Auditorium on Saturday evening December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Monday
Barl
Earl Beck
Vanlue
Ernest Loader
Lonna Pratt
Dixon Wise
Marion Township
Henry Smith
Ray Cravens
St. Paul
Roy Farmer
Everet Farmer
Mt. Blanchard
Mildred, Virden
Art
R. W. McRill
Edna
Ralph
Mark
Beech Grove Family Visits And Sunday Guests
Mr and Mrs Addison Rickle called on Mr and Mrs Ernest Shane family. Earl Shaffer of near Wharton spent Saturday with Floyd Shaffer. Willie Hunter and family were Sunday dinner guests of W H Rickle. Ernest Shane and family called on Joseph Shane of Carey. Floyd Shaffer spent Sunday with Lewis Lee near Vanlue. Chas Yentzer of near Upper Sandusky visited Grover Yentzer. George Baughman and granddaughter Mable Mitchell visited N B Plott family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Rickle
Ernest Shane
Earl Shaffer
Near Wharton
Floyd Shaffer
Willie Hunter
W.H. Rickle
Joseph Shane
Carey
Lewis Lee
Near Vanlue
Chas. Yentzer
Near Upper Sandusky
Mrs
Grover ‘Yentzer
George Baughman
Mable Mitchell
N. B. Plott
Local Families Attend Weekend Visits and Birth News
Mr and Mrs G B Leader visited Carey on business and later hosted dinner with Mrs Robert Coldren. Mr and Mrs K A Wallace stayed with relatives near Arcadia on Sunday. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Clifford Whemi nger on Monday. Jo Simon and Oza Simon visited Findlay with family and friends. Leone Bright, attending Findlay College, weekended with her parents M and Mrs Bright. Mrs Clyde Campbell and daughter returned to Cleveland after visiting Mr and Mrs Guss Breitigam. Mrs Flossa Washburn called on Eva Earley in Carey. Mrs A W Eatherton and Mrs B F Burnap shopped in Findlay. Mrs Oza Simon and Mrs P B Hendricks shopped in Findlay. Mrs Robert Coldren hosted leaders at west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Wallace
Arcadia
Flossa Washburn
Carey
Eva Earley
A. W. Eatherton
B. F. Burnap
Findlay
Oza Simon
G B_ Leader
Robert Coldren
West of Town
PB Hendricks
Ethel
Leone Bright
M. Bright
Clyde Campbell
Cleveland
Guss Breitigam
Talk With A Carey Man About Kidney Health
Retired farmer J H Clotterbeck of 221 S Patterson St shares his kidney disease ordeal. He describes intense back pains and nighttime distress, credits Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Ewing Drug Co for relief and kidney normalization. Available 66c from Foster-Milburn Co Mars Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Clotterbeck
S. Patterson St
Carey
Santa Claus Letters From 1923 1928 Children Seek Toys
A patchwork of Christmas requests from children across Carey Ohio and surrounding areas. The items range from dolls, go carts, and wagons to footballs, guns, trains, pianos, stockings, candy, nuts, oranges, and books. Names include Donald Thomas Robert Thomas Louise Ruffing Cledus Worst Delmar Worst Kenneth Baughman Margaret Savidge and Frank Wohlgamuth with dates from 1923 and 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Santa Claus
Kenneth Baughman
Santa
Frank Wohlgamuth
Wires Across Road Endanger Tiffin Area Motorists
Two men were hospitalized after criminals stretched telephone wire across the road north of the city near the Quaker road intersection. A second trap farther north was found, suggesting the act was planned and executed after the first crash. Sheriff Freese led the investigation with no suspects found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Monnett Hospital
Quaker Road
Savas
Harry Hayes
Brokensword
Mr. Hayes
Freese
Hayes
Sheriff Freese
Bueyrus Telegraptt Forum
WGY to Broadcast Holiday Programs in December
WGY Schenectady N Y announces a week of programs starting December 16 featuring a revusical comedy Up and Down Broadway December 18 and a four act Hodges Percival play Grumpy December 21. An E W Rice Jr address on Joseph Henry and his electrical science follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Rew
Co. J
B.S
R. W
Broadway
Hodges- Percival
E. W. Rice, Jr
Joseph Henry
Albany Academy
Rice
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Albany College of Pharmacy
Enoch Arden
Clara Swanker
Irene Cooley
Be, W. Rice, Jr
L. L. Hopkins
Roy S. Smith
Conserving Our Forests by Mrs Whitmyre at Schenectady Club
Thursday event features Mrs E G Whitmyre chairing the State Conservatory Committee on forest conservation for the Schenectady Women's Club. Friday session presents The Right Kind of Moving Pictures by Mrs William Mead at the same club. Taxpayers must be in good standing for six months. Hancock County residents must settle by January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G
Hancock
Tax Paying Time in Findlay Crowds County Treasury
County Treasurer Guy Davis offices in Findlay see crowded conditions as taxpayers seek services. The piece notes a critic’s voice advocating frank statements, using a metaphor about an egg to illustrate constructive critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Davis
Findlay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Viola Dana
Torchi
Metro
Mary Pickford
Strand Theatre
Woodsdale
Henry Beard
Royal Holland Bell Ringers
H. S Auditorium
Beech Grove
Roscoe Ward
W. H. Rickle
G. B. Leader
Clifford Wheminger
C S Egbert
Garey
Gibson
Tom Mix
Hoot Gibson
Pathe’News
House ‘Peters
Pauline Stark
Antonio Moreno
Geo, Sigman
Pango
South Sea Islands
Peggy
Buck Jones
Santa Claus Leyters
Robert
Donald
Robert Thomas
Esther
Ruth
Mary
Louise Ruffing
Dan Coonfjiger
Worello Street
Cledus
Tam
Delmar
Billy
Mary Ruth
Dad
Alphons
Lester
Crawford
Margaret
Lester Savidge
P. S
Grandma
Papa
Mamma
Harvey
George
Alice
South
Vance St. Carey
Ohio
New White
C. X
Diller, Carey, .O. Furniture and Undertaking
Sam
f.C.b. Flint, Mich
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Assembly
Agata
S. H. Krebs Motor Sales
Carey, Ohio
Earl Green
American Legion
Ewing’s Drug Store
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